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Not totally all tp are made equal......go to link for pictures. ========================================== Difficult day's wipe: Toilet move The Beatles declined to make use of while saving Abbey Road might provide for 1000 per linen By Everyday Email Writer Last updated at 8:23 AM on 21st September 2011 The Beatles once declined to utilize a toilet roll while documenting their renowned Abbey Road recording - simply because they believed it had been also 'hard and glistening.' Showing that perhaps the world's most well-known group wasn't unfavorable to the peculiar queen strop, the stone stories declined the move throughout the 1960s because it also had EMI placed on every page. Their tricks found light after the toilet roll was snapped up by Beatles fan Barry Thomas at a market filled with a letter from EMI supervisor Ken Townsend. Beatles fan: Barry Thomas from Stoneleigh, Coventry acquired the toilet roll, that was refused by the group, in market for 85 Specialists a week ago told Barry an odd object couldn't be priced such by them - but he's since been provided 1000 only for one page of the toilet roll. Craig acquired the initial product of souvenirs in 1980 plus a popular image that had put at the business through the Beatles' time there. More...Michael McIntyre stops Britain's Got Expertise Forgot your place? Steve Travolta shows whole extent of hair thinning - but may match his next part as balding gangster John Gotti John McCartney's bride-to-be Nancy Shevell stores for wedding components The move was purchased for 85 and included a jokey letter of certification by Townsend. The letter, closed by Townsend, reads: 'The majority of things went very easily with the Beatles at Abbey Road - although not this roll of toilet paper that they reported was way too hard and bright. Famous toilet roll: The toilet paper that was refused by the Beatles was considered 'hard and glistening' by the group 'They considered it disgraceful that the administration must press each sheet of paper with EMI Ltd. 'The document was instantly removed and things became much softer for team next .' Craig, 66, who at that time went a studio in Coventry, Warks, said: 'I went along to the market as I was a fan, I mean who couldn't be? 'I found the move and I simply liked it, it looked like this kind of original and distinctive thing to possess .' Memorabilia: Barry also offers a letter of certification compiled by EMI supervisor, Ken Townsend, to opt for the rejected bathroom move Craig, 66, who at that time went a studio in Coventry, Warks, said: 'I went along to the market as I was a fan, I mean who couldn't be? 'I found the move and I simply liked it, it looked like this kind of original and distinctive thing to possess. 'People have the thoughts and the authorized documents and images and material, but no body else may say they've a roll John Lennon rejected,' he added. 'It was not the one thing John particularly complained about in the galleries, he also hated the lock on the fridge, therefore he'd several peculiar dislikes. 'At the time it caused lots of interest, the industry for group souvenirs hadn't removed then like it's today, actually ABC from America desired to interview me there and then at the market. Explanation: the collector's item also contains a letter saying why the group didn't wish to make use of the toilet roll throughout their time at Abbey Road 'They asked me why I ordered it and I didn't understand what to express, however it found me and I told them "to wash out all of the garbage you people come up with our industry" and they liked that.' Soon after making the buy Barry, who still lives in Coventry together with his wife of 45 decades, Margarita, was greeted by a rich collector who wanted a bit of the motion. 'This Japanese Beatles souvenirs enthusiast camera as much as me,' said grandmother of three, Barry. 'He offered me a lot of pounds for one piece of the move, only one piece. The four Beatles: Sir Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, George Harrison and John Lennon noted at the renowned Abbey Road studios in the sixties 'I told him I'd not promote him it, I didn't wish to unroll it, but additionally I thought it'd be less unique if it was distributed around the globe. 'Now I'm considering attempting to sell it, I'd the concept that I might separate the entire move now and sell it off in parts. 'I say I'll do this, but to be honest I think when I try I'll perhaps not have the ability to bring myself to. Japan enthusiast has contacted me again and I've stated no, but no one has had the opportunity to place the official price onto it .' Study more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...#ixzz1YazitOuU