The Beatle wrote the letter to two teenage autograph hunters who were sent away from his home.
By Stuart HarrattAn apology letter from George Harrison to two teenage autograph hunters who were told off after they turned up at his house is to be sold at auction.
James Laverack of auctioneers John Taylors said the story began when Harrison moved into his new home, Kinfauns, a large bungalow on the Claremont Park Estate, in Esher, Surrey in 1964. "It would seem they got a frosty reception from the woman who answered the door. Not only did she make it clear to the girls that their visit was not welcome but she then telephoned the school to make a complaint - which is when the balloon rather went up. Messages were flying between the school, the parents and Kinfauns.
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