The behind-the-scenes images - six from A Hard Day's Night and two from Help! - are in a collection from Edward Tucker.
The archive will be auctioned as three lots, with the Beatles photos having a guide price of £500 to £700, film scripts and movie photos estimated at £750 and pop music and 1980s autographs expected to fetch £250 to £350.
The collection came to light during a day in Coventry for ITV antiques programme Dickinson's Real Deal and it is being brought to auction at Richard Winterton Auctioneers, in Lichfield, on 3 November by Mr Tucker's family.
Photos from the set of A Hard Day's Night feature Ringo Starr filming in April 1964 in Edgehill Road, West Ealing.
The auctioneers said director Richard Lester was in one shot, taken while "working out the comedic scene where the hapless drummer is arrested after a woman falls down a hole in the road he covered with his coat".
Other photos show Sir Paul McCartney and George Harrison.
Two colour images are from filming for Help! at Cliveden House, which doubled as Buckingham Palace in the film.
Some more beatles unseen stuff has come.Unseen footage of the Beatles larking around as they filmed a movie in the Austrian Alps has emerged after being stored in a garage for more than 50 years. expected to sell to auction soon or maybe keept by the owner.
The footage, entitled Snow Scenes, was taken by the late actor Leo McKern, best known as Rumpole of the Bailey on ITV between 1978-92.
In 1965, McKern was in the Richard Lester-directed film Help! along with the Beatles, playing a cult supervillain called Clang who is after the ring on Ringo’s finger.
A keen amateur photographer and filmmaker, McKern caught the Beatles relaxed and off guard as they prepared to film scenes in the ski resort of Obertauern.
