Autographs
John Hancock signed lottery ticket set to be the biggest winner at Americana auction
With free franks and rare currency on offer, the John Hancock signed lottery ticket is still the prize
John Lennon's handwritten note-to-self is worth remembering at Gotta Have It
The 'to-do list' note, handwritten by John Lennon, mentions marmalade, cats and a cursed diamond
John F Kennedy 'posthumous autograph' -one of just 30 - appears for sale
President JFK's 'final autograph' sold for $39,000 - but how about a signature from 'after' his death?
John Lennon signed 'Bed Peace' art sells for $154,000 at Christie's auction
Lennon and Yoko Ono's 'Bed Peace' art sign proved its 1960s icon status at Christie's in London
John Lennon signed letter to a fan enthusing about meditation is for sale
Addressed to 'Jean' in 1967, this letter is written in an easygoing style by the then-Beatle John Lennon
John Hancock's signature from just before Declaration of Independence is for sale
This autograph on a document about British prisoners will go under the hammer on September 13
Princess Diana, John Lennon... 'An icon's final signature is worth looking out for'
Here's a question: what do Princess Diana, John F Kennedy and John Lennon all have in common?
John Lennon's I'm Only Sleeping lyrics should wake up bidders at Bonhams
Estimated at $559,700, Lennon's paean to drug use and sleeping is the star lot at the December auction
John Hancock's signed lottery ticket could win a $16,000 jackpot
The rare autograph will head an Americana sale ahead of an Abraham Lincoln signature
John Lennon's handwritten lyrics for A Day in the Life go under the hammer
A track that marked a turning point for the Beatles goes up for sale in New York
Today in history... John F Kennedy becomes US President
20 January, 1961: 'Ask not what your country can do for you...' begins JFK, as a political icon is born
John F Kennedy (1917-1963) and Jacqueline Kennedy signed programme (1929-1994) (PF4)
A superb original program from a Kennedy-Johnson Campaign Dinner sponsored by the Democratic National Committee and held at the Sheraton Park Hotel in Washington on September 20, 1960.
