Joseph O’Donnell, whose website calls him a “passionate collector of Beatles and music memorabilia,” reportedly paid an undisclosed sum for the bread, which has been kept for the last few ...

The new owner, Joseph O'Donnell, a memorabilia collector from Tynemouth, recently came into possession of the infamous crust, which dates back to 1963. The toast originally belonged to Louise Houghton ...

“It’s a brilliant story that is both bizarre, historical and a story I’ll continue telling friends, memorabilia collectors and fellow Beatles fans,” he said, per the outlet. Harrison ...

Complementing recent film documentaries about The Beatles and even a recent AI-assisted hit single, 'Paul McCartney Photographs 1963—64: Eyes of the Storm,' the touring exhibit of the early years of ...

The very first pressing of the White Album with serial number 0000001 is one of the rarest and most expensive Beatles collectibles. It was initially owned by a member of the band and has sold for ...

memorabilia collectors and fellow Beatles fans.” The toast became a running joke amongst the Beatles and in 1999 Paul McCartney revealed his children teased him about leaving breakfast unfinished.

“It’s a brilliant story that is both bizarre, historical and a story I’ll continue telling friends, memorabilia collectors and fellow Beatles fans,” O’Donnell shared in a statemen ...

memorabilia collectors and fellow Beatles fans." George couldn’t escape the story and in a 1992 interview with VOX magazine, he said: "I ate all my toast! I never left any!" The toast became a ...

“It’s a brilliant story that is both bizarre, historical and a story I’ll continue telling friends, memorabilia collectors and fellow Beatles fans,” he told Daily Express. NY Post also ...