Don't miss out on these important anniversaries

Earlier this year we explained the positive effect an anniversary can have on the value of collectibles.

It's the secret the big auction houses have known for years...

In case you missed it you can find out more here.

Here are a few items that tie in with notable anniversaries this month.

1st October 1977: Elton John honoured by the Madison Square Garden Hall of Fame

Flamboyant star Elton John is a multi-award winning British musician; he received a knighthood in 1998 for his talents and charitable work. Elton has sold over 250m records so demand for his memorabilia is high. Designed by Issey Miyake this is a rarely seen stage-worn Elton John costume. More...

2nd October 1492: King Henry VII of England invaded France

Henry VII was King of England and Lord of Ireland between 1485 and 1509. He was the first monarch of the House of Tudor and the father of Henry VIII. This superb signed document is over 500 years and old, and is currently our oldest stock item. More...

2nd October 1950: 1st script of Charlie Brown ‘Li’l Folks’ later ‘Peanuts’ appears in 9 newspapers

Without doubt the most popular cartoon strip of all time. Charles Schulz’s ‘star’ is placed next to Walt Disney's on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Increasingly popular with nostalgia investors an original Snoopy v The Red Baron cartoon strip sold for $101,000 in 2009. Alternatively this original of Snoopy and The Red Baron book, signed by Charles Schulz, is available at just £495. More...

6th October 1991: Elizabeth Taylor marries for the 8th time

Liz Taylor was glamorous legend as well known for her marriages as her Hollywood career. Recently departed, her memorabilia is highly sought after. This is a unique opportunity to own a genuine piece of Elizabeth’s hair, presented on an attractive display card ready to frame. More...

13th October 1925: Margaret Thatcher is born

The Iron Lady. Margaret Thatcher was the first female Prime Minister of Great Britain. This is only the third signed photograph we have handled in recent years. Increasingly popular to collectors, one of her famous handbags sold for over $164,000 in 2000. More...

18th October 1931: Thomas Edison died

Famous American inventor of the light bulb and founder of General Electric. A rare signature to find, this Annual Report of the Edison Spanish Colonial Light Company has been signed by Thomas Edison an incredible three times. More...

21st October 1992: Madonna’s book ‘Sex’ goes on sale

Within 3 days all 1.5m copies of the first print run had been sold – a measure of Madonna’s popularity. A unique opportunity to purchase what is possibly the most prestigious collection of her memorabilia in the world today. More...

22nd October 1811: Franz Liszt is born

Hungarian born Liszt was a famed composer and conductor; considered to be the finest pianist of all time. A rare chance to purchase an exceptional signed cabinet photo. More...

26th October 1965: The Beatles receive MBE’s at Buckingham Palace

The Beatles need no introduction. In 1965 their talent was awarded with an MBE from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Amongst the rarest Beatles collectibles are signed album covers. Approximately 125 are known to exist in total. This is one of 10 known signed copies of A Hard Day’s Night. More...

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All the best, until next week

Adrian Roose

Director, Paul Fraser Collectibles

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