The Beatles: Unseen Archives was compiled by Tim Hill and Marie Clayton. It was published in 2000 by Demsey Parr, an imprint of Parragon. ISBN 0-75500-048-X. This comprehensive 384-page book about the world's most famous band, with more than 1000 illustrations, is an extraordinary feast of superb photographs, original memorabilia, newspaper features and a detailed chronology. It includes more than 900 photographs from one of the finest collections of photographs of the Beatles in the world: the archives of the "Daily Mail" and "London Evening Standard". Many are seen here for the first time. They tell the story of the Beatles in chronological order. It also includes a detailed chronology covering the day-to-day lives of the Beatles including performances, record releases and tours. Running through the book is the story of the Beatles told by author Tim Hill who has written five best-selling books on the Beatles and had access to much new archive material. The Beatles made unprecedented media history through the 60s as they transcended pop icon status to influence a generation. Included throughout the book are more than 100 newspaper articles and interviews, some facsimile and some transcribed, which give a first-hand flavor of Beatlemania including the fascinating facsimile of the newspaper that Lennon was reading when he wrote the iconic 'A Day in the Life'. It includes more than 200 pieces of rare memorabilia reproduced in original form throughout, giving a flavor of the 1960s. This hardcover book with dust jacket is in very good condition. The pages are nice and crisp with no writing or tears. The spine is slightly tilted. The dust jacket does have a little creasing and a few small tears on the bottom edge. Please see our pictures. Buy with confidence - every order ships with delivery confirmation tracking number. Fast FREE shipping from our non-smoking home. 2020AMA1417