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The Beatles Abbey Road 1969 Tote
Part of the exclusive '1969' range, emblazoned with the album cover shot taken by photographer Iain Macmillan on Friday 8 August 1969.
Released and recorded in 1969, the sessions for The Beatlesā eleventh studio album Abbey Road were to be the last with all four band members recording together. The album is notable for its second side, a medley of different tracks edited together to form a single piece, as well as its often imitated album cover; a snapshot of the band crossing the road from which the album took its name, on the zebra crossing outside EMI (later Abbey Road) Studios.
Washing Instructions: Turn inside out before washing, 30 degrees cool machine wash, cool iron on reverse, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not dry clean.
Measurements: 400mm x 430mm
Released and recorded in 1969, the sessions for The Beatlesā eleventh studio album Abbey Road were to be the last with all four band members recording together. The album is notable for its second side, a medley of different tracks edited together to form a single piece, as well as its often imitated album cover; a snapshot of the band crossing the road from which the album took its name, on the zebra crossing outside EMI (later Abbey Road) Studios.
Washing Instructions: Turn inside out before washing, 30 degrees cool machine wash, cool iron on reverse, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not dry clean.
Measurements: 400mm x 430mm
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The Beatles Abbey Road 1969 Tote
The Beatles Abbey Road 1969 Tote
Part of the exclusive '1969' range, emblazoned with the album cover shot taken by photographer Iain Macmillan on Friday 8 August 1969.
Released and recorded in 1969, the sessions for The Beatlesā eleventh studio album Abbey Road were to be the last with all four band members recording together. The album is notable for its second side, a medley of different tracks edited together to form a single piece, as well as its often imitated album cover; a snapshot of the band crossing the road from which the album took its name, on the zebra crossing outside EMI (later Abbey Road) Studios.
Washing Instructions: Turn inside out before washing, 30 degrees cool machine wash, cool iron on reverse, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not dry clean.
Measurements: 400mm x 430mm
Released and recorded in 1969, the sessions for The Beatlesā eleventh studio album Abbey Road were to be the last with all four band members recording together. The album is notable for its second side, a medley of different tracks edited together to form a single piece, as well as its often imitated album cover; a snapshot of the band crossing the road from which the album took its name, on the zebra crossing outside EMI (later Abbey Road) Studios.
Washing Instructions: Turn inside out before washing, 30 degrees cool machine wash, cool iron on reverse, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not dry clean.
Measurements: 400mm x 430mm
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Part of the exclusive '1969' range, emblazoned with the album cover shot taken by photographer Iain Macmillan on Friday 8 August 1969.
Released and recorded in 1969, the sessions for The Beatlesā eleventh studio album Abbey Road were to be the last with all four band members recording together. The album is notable for its second side, a medley of different tracks edited together to form a single piece, as well as its often imitated album cover; a snapshot of the band crossing the road from which the album took its name, on the zebra crossing outside EMI (later Abbey Road) Studios.
Washing Instructions: Turn inside out before washing, 30 degrees cool machine wash, cool iron on reverse, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not dry clean.
Measurements: 400mm x 430mm
Released and recorded in 1969, the sessions for The Beatlesā eleventh studio album Abbey Road were to be the last with all four band members recording together. The album is notable for its second side, a medley of different tracks edited together to form a single piece, as well as its often imitated album cover; a snapshot of the band crossing the road from which the album took its name, on the zebra crossing outside EMI (later Abbey Road) Studios.
Washing Instructions: Turn inside out before washing, 30 degrees cool machine wash, cool iron on reverse, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not dry clean.
Measurements: 400mm x 430mm
