Items belonging to Madonna, Elvis and the Beatles are up for grabs as online auction site The Fame Bureau holds its latest sale.

Going under the hammer will be a guitar owned by the King during his Army days, the pink satin ball gown worn by everyone's favourite Material Girl in the video of the same name and a drumskin which belonged Ringo Starr.

The Fame Bureau is run by music memorabilia expert Ted Owen and ex-investment banker-turned-pop artist James Wilkinson.

Owen said of the frock, which could go for upwards of £60,000 and was worn in the 1985 video: "The dress is important because it's an iconic video and it's a turning point in Madonna's life."

It is being sold with a white faux-fur stole and a set of pink satin opera gloves.

There are a host of items being sold, including the original lyrics to the Jackson Five's hit ABC and a rare poster advertising the Beatles' first gig at the Cavern in Liverpool after they returned from Hamburg.

There is also a 40-minute film of US rockers the Red Hot Chili Peppers from the mid-80s which Owen said shows them "at their most debauched".

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