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New York - This guitar may not quite gently weep, but it could at least make a well-heeled Beatles fan cry with happiness.
The VOX guitar played both by John Lennon and George Harrison is expected to sell for between $200 000 and $300 000 at auction in New York's Hard Rock Cafe on Saturday.
The custom-made instrument is the main lot in the Julien's Auctions sale.
Harrison used it while practicing I am the Walrus and Lennon while recording a video session for Hello, Goodbye. It was given by Lennon to Apple Records electronics engineer Yanni "Magic Alex" Mardas in 1967, Julien's said.
It's a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own one of the rarest pieces of Beatles memorabilia ever to be offered”, the auction house said.
The VOX guitar played both by John Lennon and George Harrison is expected to sell for between $200 000 and $300 000 at auction in New York's Hard Rock Cafe on Saturday.
The custom-made instrument is the main lot in the Julien's Auctions sale.
Harrison used it while practicing I am the Walrus and Lennon while recording a video session for Hello, Goodbye. It was given by Lennon to Apple Records electronics engineer Yanni "Magic Alex" Mardas in 1967, Julien's said.
It's a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own one of the rarest pieces of Beatles memorabilia ever to be offered”, the auction house said.
