Early Lennon-McCartney Artifacts Unearthed in Liverpool
The Liverpool Echo recently ran a report on two finds dating back to the teenage years of John Lennon and Paul McCartney.
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Starting today (June 20th) a small clear piece of plastic goes on display at “Mendips” the childhood home of John Lennon, now operated by The National Trust for historic buildings.
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The piece is believed to be one of John’s first guitar plectrums. It is known that John used to make his own plectrums and this particular example was found inside a cupboard left behind by John’s Aunt Mimi when she sold the house.
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Also recently uncovered was a small bookcase built by Paul McCartney in woodwork shop during his time as a student at The Liverpool Institute. The black, teak wood cabinet resided at the McCartney family home in Forthlin Road for many years and will be auctioned later this year.