ALS from Pattie Boyd signed “Pattie & George,” penned on the back of a color 5.75 x 3.75 Greek postcard dated to 1968. The handwritten letter is addressed to Boyd’s mother and reads: “Hello, having a great time. Lovely and hot – I went for a ride on a motor scooter today, water-skied yesterday. George has to leave tomorrow for more recording – isn’t this a lovely card – hope you are well.” Boyd adds above, “Sea is rather rough occasionally – like now!” In fine condition, with an old tape stain at the center. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Tracks. On August 17, 1968, George Harrison and Pattie Boyd flew to Greece for a brief holiday. They were accompanied on the trip by The Beatles’ assistant Mal Evans and were later joined by Twiggy and her boyfriend/manager, Justin de Villeneuve. As Boyd indicates, Harrison returned to London and EMI Studios to continue recording the Beatles' self-titled 1968 'White' album.
Provenance: Christie's, The Pattie Boyd Collection, March 2024.
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