STARR FAMILY | Collection of items relating to the Q.E.2 trip to New York and Bahamas, May 1969

Property of Alan Herring

RINGO STARR AND FAMILY

A Collection of items from the family's QE2 trip to New York and the Bahamas, May 1969, comprising:

Four RMS Queen Elizabeth 2 Daily Programmes, 16-20 May 1969, light browning; telephone directory from Ringo and Maureen's cabin; "Landing Arrangements - New York" advice card, light browning; typescript reminder note to Herring for passports, visas and smallpox certificates, folds; Official Cunard QE2 envelope and stamp, unused; Cunard book of matches, used by Ringo, worn, staple rusting; Cunard New Yok landing card; The Stanhope New York City, hotel matchbox, unused, staple rusting; PAN AM flight ticket holder for "Mr Ringo Starr", flight PA 205, JFK to Naussau, 22 May, worn; Bahamas, Paradise Island Bridge Pass, No. 13839, water damage; Bahamas, Paradise Island Hotel & Villas, room pen from Ringo and Maureen's room; BOAC boarding pass, Seat 24D, light browning

In May 1969 Ringo and his family set sail for New York aboard the newly re-launched Queen Elizabeth 2. Filming for the Magic Christian had almost been completed and the holiday was a thank you from Commonwealth United. Joining the Starr family on board were co-star Peter Sellers and director Joe McGrath. After the Atlantic crossing the party flew to Paradise Island in the Bahamas for a two week stay. Ringo had previously visited Paradise Island with his bandmates for the filming of Help!

“This lot is accompanied by a letter of provenance.”

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