John Lennon's 1964 Suit Worn While Performing with The Beatles Up for Auction

John Lennon's custom-made two-piece suit, which he wore in 1964 while performing as a member of The Beatles, will be auctioned by Nate D. Sanders Auctions on March 30, 2017.

The Beatles' tailor Douglas Millings made the gray, wool, houndstooth tweed, four-button suit for Lennon. The Beatles' manager Brian Epstein hired Millings to design the majority of The Beatles stage-worn outfits during the early to mid-1960's.

The suit has two D.A. Millings & Son labels sewn into the interior of the jacket. One label indicates the jacket maker; the second label on the interior breast pocket is handwritten with the word "John," so the jacket could easily be identified when making costume changes at a concert performance. "John" is also handwritten in red ink on the pants below the fly zipper.

The lot includes a photo of Lennon wearing the suit along with a letter of authenticity from Madame Tussauds, where the suit was displayed.

Bidding for the suit begins at $50,000. Additional information on the suit can be found at natedsanders.com/John_Lennon_Suit_Worn_During_the_Mid_1960s_With_Th-LOT46142.aspx

An industry leader in documents and autographs, Nate D. Sanders Auctions has conducted auctions in Los Angeles since 1990 and now holds major auctions on a monthly basis. Owner Nate Sanders is recognized for his knowledge of sports, historical and Hollywood memorabilia. To learn more visit natedsanders.com.