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 Topic: Would You Buy John Lennon's Tooth?

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  • Would You Buy John Lennon's Tooth?
     OP - October 22, 2011, 08:29 PM

    Apparently, someone would, and for £10000:

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    The tooth was given to the former Beatles' house keeper Dot Jarlett when she worked for him at Kenwood mansion in Surrey in the late 1960s.

    He told her to give it her daughter "as a souvenir" after he had pulled it out in the kitchen of the Weybridge property.

    The tooth will be auctioned in Stockport on 5 November.

    Dot's son Barry Jarlett said: "He was in the kitchen and he had this tooth which he had wrapped in a piece of paper.

    "He said: 'Dot will you dispose of this' and then he said: 'Or, as your daughter's a Beatles fan, you can give to her as a souvenir'.

    "It is something that we felt was very personal and my mum actually gave it to my sister who has kept it safe."

    It comes with an affidavit signed by Mrs Jarlett who has previously sold items including the jacket worn by John Lennon on the Rubber Soul album.

    "He was very generous to my mother," Mr Jarlett said.

    "He treated her like family because he didn't really have a very big family and he really looked after my mum. He used to call her Aunty Dot."

    Karen Fairweather, from Omega Auctions, said: "This is the most wonderful and weird item that we have ever had for sale.

    "It is a truly unique item and it is really difficult to put a value on it.

    "We are expecting it to achieve at least £10,000 but it is not unknown for these items as rare as this to reach six figures."


    Here is the tooth in all its kinda disgusting glory:


    What's worse - someone giving their tooth to a fan, or that fan's brother selling the tooth for an expected £10000?
  • Re: Would You Buy John Lennon's Tooth?
     Reply #1 - October 22, 2011, 08:30 PM

    Bonkers!

    Little Fly, Thy summer's play
    My thoughtless hand has brushed away.

    I too dance and drink, and sing,
    Till some blind hand shall brush my wing.

    Therefore I am a happy fly,
    If I live or if I die.
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