Paul and Jane having dinner with the rest of the group at Bangor, I think. 26 August 1968. Photo by Henry Grossman

February 1968, Rishikesh, India

Inside the Apple Tailoring shop, which was run by John Crittle. 

George and Ringo abusing the nose of a poor Blue Meanie at the press preview of ‘Yellow Submarine’ at the Bowater House Cinema in Knightsbridge, London. 8 July 1968. 

14 May 1968, Manhattan, New York City, press conference to announce the launch of Apple Corps.

April 1968, Rishikesh, India

(L-R) Pattie Harrison, Nancy Cooke de Herrera, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, George Harrison, Johnny Farrow, Mia Farrow, Donovan Leitch, Jane Asher, and Cynthia Lennon at the ashram.

John, Paul and George, Abbey Road Studios, London

Tony Bramwell: “They’ve just tried out Hey Jude here and Paul’s looking to see the response. The Beatles would come along with ideas and bits of songs and it would look like they were just sitting around for days on end and then suddenly this song would appear. It was very different to the early days when they came into the studio with 12 songs all thoroughly rehearsed and would record their album in two days flat. After Sgt Pepper they’d take months.”

Franklin Cartoon published 1st August 1968: Beatles hand out boutique clothes for free. 

The Evening Post, 3 April 1968

Twiggy ad Justin de Villeneuve arriving at the London Pavilion for the premiere of Yellow Submarine, 17 July 1968

John Lennon, Peter Brown, Paul McCartney, Derek Taylor and Neil Aspinall at the Apple Corps Headquarters, Savile Row , London 1968 © Jane Bown /TopFoto/ The Image Works

John at the You Are Here show, 1 July 1968

Original costing details from John Lyndon’s book detailing all the expenses for various Fool clothing items.