Congratulations to our latest prize draw winner!
There is excitement in the air as we celebrate our recent prize draw winner, Michael Hannan from Oldham, who chose a limited edition Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite print as his prize. Congratulations, Michael! We're thrilled that a dedicated Beatles fan like you has a copy of our poster.
Michael shared his enthusiasm for the print:
"Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!" was the song which started off my lifelong love of The Beatles as a child, and became all the more special to me when I later found out that the inspiration for it was an actual circus performance that had taken place (and indeed the original bill printed by Messrs Jones & Crosskill) only a stone's throw from where I lived, a century and a half before I was born.
This beautiful replica print will truly be a treasured possession and take pride of place on my wall.
Also, talk about a really great way to start off the new year, winning this print is going to take some topping!
Michael also sent us a picture of his print (pictured next to Ted the cat).
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While you wait for your own win, take a moment to explore our collection of prints. Let your imagination flow as you envision how your favourite piece might look on your walls. Your chance to become the next delighted winner is just an entry away.
Good luck!
Image via Oldham Evening Chronicle.
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