A bookcase Macca made

Jun 19 2006

By Peter Grant , Liverpool Echo

A BOOKCASE built by a young Paul McCartney is set to be sold at a Beatles auction. Macca made the furniture while a student at Liverpool Institute in the 1960s. The black, teak wood cabinet has been authenticated by Steven Bailey at the Beatles Shop in Mathew Street, who looks after the popular Fab Four convention sales each year. He said: " We have had some very strange things arrive year in and year out - but this has to be the most unusual. Story continues ADVERTISEMENT "It comes from Paul's family home in Forthlin Road and is accompanied by two letters detailing its origins." The 50-year-old bookcase has no estimated price as the auction overseers do not have anything else to base its value on. The bookcase will be auctioned in the Paul McCartney Auditorium at Lipa during the Beatle Festival on Saturday, Was plectrum Lennon's?   >>>>>>>>>>>>>

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