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Entertainment Memorabilia

18 December 2013 | starting at 12:00 GMT

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Jerry Garcia / The Grateful Dead / The Jerry Garcia Band: A rare Travis Bean TB500 electric guitar, serial number 11, with tooled leather strap, owned by Jerry Garcia, circa 1976,. Sold for £75,700 inc. premium

The Cure: A Schecter RS 1000 guitar in black gloss finish owned and played by Robert Smith,. Sold for £27,500 inc. premium

The Beatles: An autographed copy of the album, 'With the Beatles', 1963,. Sold for £18,750 inc. premium

Thunderball / Jack Whittingham: A final edition bound script for the first James Bond screenplay Thunderball, circa 1960,. Sold for £16,250 inc. premium

Star Wars- A New Hope: A pre-production study cast for the dome head of the first R2-D2 robot, circa 1976,. Sold for £16,250 inc. premium

Cream / Ginger Baker: Ginger Baker's DW drum kit used on stage for the Cream 2005 reunion,. Sold for £15,000 inc. premium

Sir Peter Blake (British, born 1932): The original Kenney Jones portrait painting for The Who 'Face Dances' album cover, 1981, 2. Sold for £15,000 inc. premium

Doctor Who/ Patrick Troughton - The Web of Fear - An original Yeti homing device prop, 1968,. Sold for £6,250 inc. premium

The Ramones: The original cover artwork for the album 'Road To Ruin',. Sold for £5,000 inc. premium

Eve Arnold (American, 1912-2012): Marilyn Monroe, 1955,. Sold for £2,500 inc. premium

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Entertainment Memorabilia

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1 — Harry Houdini: A promotional poster Buried Alive! Master Mystifier, Houdini, circa 1927,

2 — Harry Houdini: A publicity postcard signed by Harry Houdini,

3 — Silent Cinema: An autograph book containing signatures of Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, Rudolph Valentino, Ivor Novello and Stanley Baldwin, mid-1920s,

4 — Metropolis by HARBOU (THEA VON), 1927,

5 — Wages of Conscience, Superlative Pictures, 1927,

6 — Flappers In Khaki (Riley Of The Rainbow Division), Western Import Co., 1928,

7 — Paramount Pictures: An original Exhibitors Desk Diary, 1927-8, containing example advertisements and order forms,

8 — The Thoroughbred, Gaumont Films, 1928,

9 — Marlene Dietrich: An early autographed theatre programme, Berlin 1928,

10 — Early Hollywood Cinema: A collection of forty-four glass advertising slides for forthcoming attractions, 1929-1931,

11 — The Second Mate, Pioneer Pictures, 1929 and Under The Black Eagle, M.G.M, 1928, 2

12 — Walt Disney/ Mickey Mouse: A flicker book, circa 1930s, produced by 'Flicker Productions Ltd., 113b Earl's Court Road, London'

13 — Charlie Chaplin: A promotional poster Gala Retrospective Charlot, circa 1935,

14 — Cinema Playbills: Three posters, 1930s - 1940s,

15 — Ivor Novello: A handwritten note in pencil from Ivor Novello,

16 — Hollywood: A collection of autographs, including ten Oscar® winners,

17 — Vivien Leigh: Gone With The Wind, 1937 edition signed and inscribed by Vivien Leigh,

18 — Wake Up & Live, 20th Century Fox, 1937,

19 — Laurel & Hardy: An autographed publicity card,

20 — Lillian Russell, 20th Century Fox, 1940,

21 — Little Old New York, 20th Century Fox, 1940,

22 — Sir Cecil Beaton (1904-1980): A costume design for The Young Mr. Pitt, 1942,

23 — Hollywood Actors, British Personalities and Sporting Autographs: A restaurant guest book, signed by Frank Sinatra, Ava Gardner, Clark Gable, Elizabeth Taylor, Tyronne Power and Errol Flynn amongst others, 1930s-1960s,

24 — Judy Garland: A black and white studio portrait photograph signed by Judy Garland,

25 — The Wizard Of Oz, M.G.M, 1949 re-release,

26 — Meet Me In St. Louis, M.G.M, 1944,

27 — British quad posters: titles;

28 — Film Star Signatures: A collection of film star autographs in five books,

29 — Ingmar Bergman: A collection of scripts from Ingmar Bergman films,

30 — Frank Sinatra(American, 1915-1998)An original painting 'Head of a Clown', oil on canvas, in white painted frame, 11½ x 9½ inches (29x24cm)

31 — Frank Sinatra: A luncheon menu signed to reverse by Frank Sinatra, 1950,

32 — An American In Paris (Un Américain à Paris), Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1951, 2

33 — Film Programmes: A collection of eight programmes, 1930s-1960s, titles including: Cleopatra - 1963 Gala Premiere Programme, together with original ticket for European Premiere, dated Wednesday July 31st, 1963; 8

34 — It Conquered The World, AIP, 1956,

35 — Film Posters: A collection of U.S., British and Belgian posters, many relating to Ginger Rogers, the majority 1950s-1960s, titles including; quantity

36 — The Bridge On The River Kwai, Horizon Productions/ Columbia Pictures, 1957,

37 — Carry On Films: A collection of six British quad posters, 1959-1972, titles including; 6

38 — Vertigo, Paramount Pictures, 1958,

39 — Elizabeth Taylor: Three British quad posters, 1959-1963, including: 3

40 — Marilyn Monroe: 'Life' magazine and various photographs,

41 — Marilyn Monroe: 'That Girl Marilyn!' booklet, 1950s,

42W — Eve Arnold (American, 1912-2012): Marilyn Monroe, 1955,

43 — Bert Stern (American, 1929 - 2013): Marilyn Monroe, 1962,

44 — Audrey Hepburn: A handwritten autographed letter by Audrey Hepburn in blue ink,

45 — Robert Hanley 'Bob' Willoughby (American, 1927 - 2009): Audrey Hepburn, Paramount Studios, 1956,

46 — Audrey Hepburn: On the set of Breakfast at Tiffany's, 1961,

47 — Terry O'Neill (British, born 1938): Audrey Hepburn, 4

48 — Brigitte Bardot: Terry O'Neil (British, born 1938) gelatin silver print, Spain 1971,

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1 —
Harry Houdini: A promotional poster Buried Alive! Master Mystifier, Houdini,
circa 1927,

2 —
Harry Houdini: A publicity postcard signed by Harry Houdini,

3 —
Silent Cinema: An autograph book containing signatures of Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, Rudolph Valentino, Ivor Novello and Stanley Baldwin,
mid-1920s,

4 —
Metropolis by HARBOU (THEA VON),
1927,

5 —
Wages of Conscience,
Superlative Pictures, 1927,

6 —
Flappers In Khaki (Riley Of The Rainbow Division),
Western Import Co., 1928,

7 —
Paramount Pictures: An original Exhibitors Desk Diary,
1927-8, containing example advertisements and order forms,

8 —
The Thoroughbred,
Gaumont Films, 1928,

9 —
Marlene Dietrich: An early autographed theatre programme,
Berlin 1928,

10 —
Early Hollywood Cinema: A collection of forty-four glass advertising slides for forthcoming attractions,
1929-1931,

11 —
The Second Mate,
Pioneer Pictures, 1929 and Under The Black Eagle, M.G.M, 1928, 2

12 —
Walt Disney/ Mickey Mouse: A flicker book,
circa 1930s, produced by 'Flicker Productions Ltd., 113b Earl's Court Road, London'

13 —
Charlie Chaplin: A promotional poster Gala Retrospective Charlot,
circa 1935,

14 —
Cinema Playbills: Three posters,
1930s - 1940s,

15 —
Ivor Novello: A handwritten note in pencil from Ivor Novello,

16 —
Hollywood: A collection of autographs, including ten Oscar® winners,

17 —
Vivien Leigh: Gone With The Wind, 1937 edition signed and inscribed by Vivien Leigh,

18 —
Wake Up & Live,
20th Century Fox, 1937,

19 —
Laurel & Hardy: An autographed publicity card,

20 —
Lillian Russell,
20th Century Fox, 1940,

21 —
Little Old New York,
20th Century Fox, 1940,

22 —
Sir Cecil Beaton (1904-1980): A costume design for The Young Mr. Pitt,
1942,

23 —
Hollywood Actors, British Personalities and Sporting Autographs: A restaurant guest book, signed by Frank Sinatra, Ava Gardner, Clark Gable, Elizabeth Taylor, Tyronne Power and Errol Flynn amongst others,
1930s-1960s,

24 —
Judy Garland: A black and white studio portrait photograph signed by Judy Garland,

25 —
The Wizard Of Oz,
M.G.M, 1949 re-release,

26 —
Meet Me In St. Louis,
M.G.M, 1944,

27 —
British quad posters:
titles;

28 —
Film Star Signatures: A collection of film star autographs in five books,

29 —
Ingmar Bergman: A collection of scripts from Ingmar Bergman films,

30 —
Frank Sinatra
(American, 1915-1998)
An original painting 'Head of a Clown', oil on canvas, in white painted frame, 11½ x 9½ inches (29x24cm)

31 —
Frank Sinatra: A luncheon menu signed to reverse by Frank Sinatra,
1950,

32 —
An American In Paris (Un Américain à Paris),
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1951, 2

33 —
Film Programmes: A collection of eight programmes,
1930s-1960s, titles including: Cleopatra - 1963 Gala Premiere Programme, together with original ticket for European Premiere, dated Wednesday July 31st, 1963; 8

34 —
It Conquered The World,
AIP, 1956,

35 —
Film Posters: A collection of U.S., British and Belgian posters,
many relating to Ginger Rogers, the majority 1950s-1960s, titles including; quantity

36 —
The Bridge On The River Kwai,
Horizon Productions/ Columbia Pictures, 1957,

37 —
Carry On Films: A collection of six British quad posters,
1959-1972, titles including; 6

38 —
Vertigo,
Paramount Pictures, 1958,

39 —
Elizabeth Taylor: Three British quad posters,
1959-1963, including: 3

40 —
Marilyn Monroe: 'Life' magazine and various photographs,

41 —
Marilyn Monroe: 'That Girl Marilyn!' booklet,
1950s,

42^W —
Eve Arnold (American, 1912-2012): Marilyn Monroe,
1955,

43 —
Bert Stern (American, 1929 - 2013): Marilyn Monroe,
1962,

44 —
Audrey Hepburn: A handwritten autographed letter by Audrey Hepburn in blue ink,

45 —
Robert Hanley 'Bob' Willoughby (American, 1927 - 2009): Audrey Hepburn, Paramount Studios,
1956,

46 —
Audrey Hepburn: On the set of Breakfast at Tiffany's,
1961,

47 —
Terry O'Neill (British, born 1938): Audrey Hepburn,
4

48 —
Brigitte Bardot: Terry O'Neil (British, born 1938) gelatin silver print,
Spain 1971,