Signed boldly in thick, black felt tip marker, the cover was autographed on August 29, 1965 during the Beatles’ press conference at the Capitol Records Tower in Hollywood, California. The signatures are tremendous in quality, quite large and excellent examples from this period.

Paul McCartney has added an arrow at the end of his signature and points it to his image. John Lennon used the same idea, but points his arrow to Ringo’s image as a joke. The writing in the upper left hand corner is in an unknown hand written to “Mr (unrecognizable)”.

Immediately following this press conference, the Beatles were presented an RIAA award by the president of Capitol Records, Alan Livingston. Each of the Beatles received a Gold Record award for their newly released LP, “Help!”. At the completion of the presentation, the Beatles were driven to the Hollywood Bowl for their concert that evening.

Signed U.S. issued Capitol Records Beatles LP covers are extremely rare, and this, being the only signed “Beatles VI” to have ever surfaced, makes this most likely the rarest U.S. signed album in existence.

THE AUTOGRAPHED LP ALBUM COVER IS PRESENTED PROFESSIONALLY MATTED AND FRAMED. ALSO INCLUDED ARE TEN COLOR PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTS OF THE BEATLES' PRESS CONFERENCE AT THE CAPITOL RECORDS TOWER ON AUGUST 29, 1965 - THE DAY THIS "BEATLES VI" ALBUM COVER WAS SIGNED.

ACCOMPANIED BY LETTER OF AUTHENTICITY FROM FRANK CAIAZZO AND FAB 4 COLLECTIBLES.