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"In 1962, the Beatles were told by their manager, Brian Epstein, to up their style ante with sleek matching suits. But before that, the Fab Four took a more rebellious route, often wearing leather jackets on stage.Now, thanks to Bonham\u2019s, you can bid on one of the bad boy pieces from the Beatles\u2019 formative years.&amp;nbsp;George Harrison\u2019s black leather jacket that he acquired in Germany during the early \u201960s will be part of&amp;nbsp;Bonham\u2019s&amp;nbsp;Entertainment Memorabilia sale on December 12 in London.George wasn\u2019t the last owner of the jacket, which comes with the label \u201CMeyer-Schuchardt Sport und Leder Hamburg Monckebergstr. 6 Lubeck Breitestr. 37.\u201D He gave it to his older brother&amp;nbsp;Harry&amp;nbsp;in 1964, and Harry then handed it down to his son Paul, who often flaunted the jacket at school in the \u201970s. It remained in Harrison\u2019s family until now.That\u2019s not the only Beatles piece that will be offered at auction. George\u2019s leather boots (circa 1964) and a western-style orange shirt that he wore during the 1971 benefit show at New York\u2019s Madison Square Garden, the Concert for Bangladesh, will also be up for bid.The Harrison pieces won\u2019t come cheap \u2013 the jacket is estimated at \u00A390,000-120,000 ($143,235-190,980), the boots at \u00A312,000-15,000 ($19,098-23,873), and the shirt at \u00A36,000-8,000 ($9,549-12,732). But hey, at least the winning bidder on the jacket will also walk away with a copy of the documentary about Harrison\u2019s life, \u201CGeorge Harrison: Living in the Material World.\u201DClick on the slideshow to see items included in Bonham\u2019s&amp;nbsp;Entertainment Memorabilia sale on December 12.[content:advertisement-center]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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