London: Indica Gallery, November 1966. Exhibition poster. Printed offset in black on pale cream paper. 61.6x45.6cm. Credit line states 'Designed by James Dwyer for Yoko Ono'. The Indica show was Yoko's first exhibition outside the USA and Japan and consisted mostly of white and transparent objects, with the exception of 'Add Colour Painting' (represented by the poster), a work inviting viewer participation for which paints and brushes were provided on an adjacent white chair. The show came about after John Dunbar, the director of the gallery, met Yoko at the Destruction in Art Symposium in September 1966, and..... More about UNFINISHED PAINTINGS & OBJECTS

Original poster announcing the 'Alchemical Wedding', a fundraiser for the Arts Lab and BIT organised by Jim Haynes and Jack Henry Moore at the Royal Albert Hall, December 18, 1968. Printed offset litho by The Word in chocolate brown ink on golden yellow paper. 76.5x51.5cm. Designed by Jack Henry Moore and Bill Levy. Illustrated with a woodcut from Johann Dryander's work on brain dissection, 'Anatomiae pars prior' (1537), with an added index finger placed perpendicular to the lips indicating the sign to be quiet (the image was widely appropriated and used everywhere from head shops, clubs, and books to rolling..... More about ALCHEMICAL WEDDING

London: Apple Records, 1969. Original promotional 10x8 glossy b/w photograph of John Lennon, c. March 1969 (around the time of his marriage to Yoko). Prints the Apple logo and the text 'I am at 3 Savile Row, most days' along the lower edge. Minor crease to upper left corner, o/w Near Fine. More about I AM AT 3 SAVILE ROW, MOST DAYS

London: Apple Records, 1969. LP record (Zapple 01). Sleeve design by John and Yoko, featuring a photograph by Susan Wood of Yoko in bed after her miscarriage at Queen Charlotte's Hospital, Hammersmith in November 1968, and John reclining on a makeshift bed alongside; back cover Daily Mirror photograph of John and Yoko outside Marylebone Police Station in October 1968 following their arrest for marijuana possession at 34 Montagu Square (a bust that John and Yoko claimed brought on her miscarriage and later contributed to Lennon's US immigration problems). The album's title is a pun on the 1950s BBC radio and..... More about UNFINISHED MUSIC No. 2: LIFE WITH THE LIONS by John Lennon and Yoko Ono

NY: Apple Records, 1969. Boxed set LP record (SMAX-3361), complete with all inserts, as issued. This US edition was released on October 20, 1969, preceding the British release by almost three weeks, and its elaborate package was designed by Apple Records' creative director, John Kosh, who also handled John and Yoko's 'War Is Over' campaign. Contents as follows: i) vinyl record in a gatefold sleeve; ii) 20x4cm. photo-booth strip of John and Yoko (this example has two copies); iii) postcard of John and Yoko during their Amsterdam Bed-In; iv)..... More about WEDDING ALBUM by John Ono Lennon & Yoko Ono Lennon

NY: Apple Records, December 1969. LP record (SW 3362). Unopened, factory shrinkwrapped copy, with labels to back cover and wire spiral-bound 'John and Yoko 1970 Calendar' still sealed inside (some calendars had a plastic comb-binding). A recording of The Plastic Ono Band's live debut at the Toronto Rock and Roll Revival festival, September 13, 1969, and the first live album released by any member of the Beatles separately or together. Other than his earlier performances wth Yoko, it was also the first time Lennon had played a concert without the other Beatles since 1957. On side 2 he..... More about LIVE PEACE IN TORONTO by The Plastic Ono Band

Ed. Al Goldstein & Jim Buckley. Tabloid newspaper format. 32pp. Front cover feature "Exclusive: The First Showing of John Lennon's Erotic Drawings!" (1pp.) by Jim Buckley. Also: good humoured smut. Short tear to right edge of front cover and longer one to first page; ink doodle to top right front cover; o/w Very Good. More about SCREW: THE SEX REVIEW (NY: Milky Way Productions, Inc., February 2, 1970

SF: Graphic Art Galleries Ltd., 1970. Original promotional flyer announcing 'A Grand Opening Show' of John Lennon's Bag One series of lithographs at Graphic Art Galleries in San Francisco on February 15, 1970. Illustrated with the title sheet from the portfolio. 27.7x21.6cm. Minor corner wear, o/w Fine. More about BAG ONE

London: Apple Records, 1971. Original promotional glossy 8x10 b/w photograph of Yoko Ono and John Lennon. Two contemporary Time Out magazine stamps to verso. Discoloured. Fair only. More about YOKO ONO, JOHN LENNON

London: Apple Records, 1971. Original promotional glossy 10x8 b/w photograph of John and Yoko in Battery Park, New York, probably taken by Iain Macmillan, who shot the cover photograph for 'Abbey Road' in 1969 and worked with John and Yoko until 1971. Lennon is pictured wearing his famous US army issued OG-107 fatigue utility shirt, later worn by him at the 'One To One' benefit concert on August 30, 1972 at Madison Square Garden. He also wore it for his appearance on the Dick Cavett TV show on September 11, 1971, when he explained how he came by..... More about JOHN and YOKO LENNON

Syracuse, NY: Everson Museum of Art, 1971. Newspaper supplement, issued as a catalogue to Yoko Ono's Everson Museum retrospective, October 1971. Three large folded sheets (12pp.), printed offset, unstapled, as issued. 55x42cm. Contains a photomontage of Yoko's past pieces, press reviews, and gallery and concert announcements, edited by John Lennon and Peter Bendry; also features a full-page transcript of Elliot Mintz's telephone interview with her from 1970, as printed in the Los Angeles Free Press, and a full-page photograph of her by Raeanne Rubenstein. The exhibition included the active participation of John Lennon, and, amid rumours..... More about THIS IS NOT HERE. Catalogue + Press Release + Poster

Original poster designed by Gary Grimshaw announcing a benefit concert for John Sinclair at the Crisler Arena, Ann Arbor, Michigan, December 10, 1971. SIGNED by Gary Grimshaw in the lower right-hand corner. Offset-litho. 55.6x43cm. Central colour-tinted photograph of John Sinclair smoking a joint, flanked by marijuana leaves. Among the participants listed are John Lennon and Yoko Ono (convinced by Jerry Rubin to play at the rally after reading Ed Sanders' poem, 'The Entrapment of John Sinclair'), along with Archie Shepp, Phil Ochs, Up, David Peel, and Commander Cody (surprise latecomer Stevie Wonder also performed but isn't listed). Speakers..... More about JOHN SINCLAIR FREEDOM RALLY