A Beatles Christmas

Try this Retro style "Kiwi" colored tree as a base for your Beatles Christmas tree. The kiwi green color will be a nice backdrop for all your ornaments and tree decor. The tree is 18 inches tall and 10 inches wide at the widest point. It's perfect for setting on any table, mantel or book shelf. The majority is kiwi colored tinsel with some silver tinsel mixed in for flair.

The hinged branches make set-up quick and easy. This vintage color green is a perfect fit for Beatles fans to display their wares this holiday season.

This silver tree is reminiscent of the 1950's aluminum trees. It will add some spark to your Beatles decorations. Lights playing off the silver will give an awesome effect and backdrop. It is a 3 ft., pre-lit tree with the 70 lights being housed in matching silver wire with clear bulbs. There is a perfect mixture of silver tinsel with holographic laser tinsel tips. The designers went all out!

Place this tree in a prominent spot and decorate it with Beatles memorabilia to your hearts content.

This white tree is 3 ft tall and 17" wide. With 100 tips and 45 led lights, it is full and gorgeous. It boasts a 10 year construction and 5 year/ 5,000 hour light warranty by the manufacturer - Vickerman.

Wouldn't a nice collection of Beatles ornaments look good with this white background? It will certainly make the bright yellows, oranges, reds and other colors pop.

Here's the basis for your conversation piece this holiday season!

Ringo Starr's given name is Richard Starkey?

From 1962 to 1970, The Beatles' recorded 214 songs.

In the song "Martha, my dear", Martha referred to Paul's sheepdog.

Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields are both located in Liverpool, England.

The first live Beatles concert was held at the Washington Coliseum.

'Hey Jude' was written by Paul in his car. Paul was on his way to visit Julian, John Lennon's son, who was disturbed by his parents' divorce. Paul wrote this song to cheer him up.

Both the 1964 single Can't By Me Love and the double-album The Beatles (aka The White Album) from 1968 sold around two million copies in the US within the first week of release.

73 million viewers - approximately 40% of the US population at the time - tuned in to watch the Beatles perform at the Ed Sullivan Show on February 9 1964.

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