Hollywood Auction 44

(CBS-TV, 1980) Original costume design sketch by Warden Neil accomplished in graphite, tempera and gouache on a 15 in. x 20 in. leaf of illustration b

(Universal, 1982) Two original costume design sketches by Patricia Norris accomplished in graphite and colored pencil on 12 in. x 17 in. leaves of ill

(Walt Disney, 2004) Original costume design sketch by Gary Jones accomplished in graphite and gouache on an 11 in. x 14 ½ in. leaf of illustrat...

(NBC TV, 1982-93) Costume designer Warden Neil was nominated for primetime Emmys eight times, including for one of the three Bob Hope variety special

(NBC-TV, ca. 1981) Pencil, pen & ink, marker, and gouache on illustration paper 14” x 17” signed by Warden Neil, of Lucille Ball in black velvet, Cha

(NBC-TV, ca. 1981) Pencil, pen & ink, marker, and gouache on illustration paper 14” x 17” signed by Warden Neil, of Lucille Ball in floral and gold s

(CBS-TV, 1976-77) The Jacksons was the first TV variety show with the entire cast being real-life siblings, in this case eight in all. Lasting just tw

(CBS-TV, 1976-77) Pencil, pen & ink, marker, and gouache on illustration paper 14” x 17” signed by Warden Neil, of Michael Jackson in black satin an

(CBS-TV, 1976-77) Pencil, pen & ink, marker, and gouache on illustration paper 14” x 17” signed by Warden Neil, of Michael Jackson in a powder blue

(CBS-TV, 1976-77) Pencil, pen & ink, marker, and gouache on illustration paper 14” x 17” signed by Warden Neil, of Michael Jackson in the signature

(CBS-TV, 1976-77) Pencil, pen & ink, marker, and gouache on illustration paper 14” x 17” signed by Warden Neil, of Michael Jackson in “rhinestone co

(CBS-TV, 1976-77) Pencil, pen & ink, marker, and gouache on illustration paper 14” x 17” signed by Warden Neil, of Michael Jackson in, according to

(CBS-TV, 1976-77) Pencil, pen & ink, marker, and gouache on 4-ply 16” x 20” illustration board, signed by Warden Neil, of The Jackson Five plus Jane

Pencil, pen & ink, marker, and gouache on gray illustration paper 15” x 18.5” mounted to 16” x 20” matboard, signed by Warden Neil. Depicted is a prop

(Fox Film Corporation, 1931-33) Original studio bound and printed screen continuities, all in blue Fox wraps and brad clasp bound, for the following

(Fox Film Corporation, 1931) Original studio bound and printed screen continuity dated 06/20/31, brad clasp bound in blue Fox printed wraps, 78 pp, G

(Fox Film Corporation, 1931) Original studio bound and printed screen continuity dated 02/21/31, brad clasp bound in blue Fox printed wraps, 104 pp,

(Fox Film Corporation, 1932) Original studio bound and printed screen continuity dated 01/09/32, brad clasp bound in blue Fox printed wraps, 112 pp,

Today is Tonight by Jean Harlow (ghostwritten by Hollywood publicist, Tony Beacon). Complete 287 pg. novel on 8 ½ in. x 11 in. mimeographed pa...

(Warner Bros., 1948) From the personal collection of Warner Bros. script supervisor Fred Applegate, whose 39-year tenure there includes many of the g

(20th Century-Fox, 1961-79) Original studio bound and printed screenplays in varying color wraps, all brad clasp bound, for the following films: The

Scarce unbound typewritten script for "Ricky and Fred are TV Fans," episode 66 of "I Love Lucy."  This 53 pa...

Lot of eight 4 x 5" vintage black and white contact photos and eight corresponding negatives, on Kodak safety film, documenting the filmin...

(Walt Disney, 1964) Complete original 147 pp. shooting script, dated February 11, 1963, and with blue and green revision pages dated through July 25,

(Universal, 1982) Complete 168 pg. Final Draft Screenplay written by Oliver Stone, dated October 29, 1982 and with yellow, blue, green and pink revisi

(Rankin/Bass, 1964) Complete 74 pg. Revised Draft Screenplay dated 3/7/64 and written by Romeo Muller. Housed in a production binder stamped “Rudolph

(ABC-TV, 1983-1988) From the collection of Ronald Cates, DGA director, housed in their original title-embossed A.M.P.A.S. 3-ring binders, complete ra

(TCF, 1986) Complete 106 pg. Final Draft script dated September, 1985 in original stiff green TCF covers. Signed on the title page by Michael Bien “C

(Paramount, 1968) 4-pg. signed employment agreement, dated May 1, 1966, between Palo Alto Productions, Inc. and Boris Karloff. Signed on the last pag

(MPTV, 1952-1958) Collection of 12 original production panoramic backgrounds and hand-painted cel overlays. Includes three hand-painted and airbrushe

(MPTV, 1952-1958) This “Zed” or “Set” card lists Reeves’ physical details, social security #, home phone #, and his “multitude” of talents. Together

This is an early version of Paul Winchell's famous “Jerry Mahoney” ventriloquist dummy. The head and hands are constructed of wood, hand-painted and

(CBS-TV, 1961-1966) Flying saucer model from The Dick Van Dyke Show episode “Uhny Uftz.” Constructed from fiberglass and detailed with small window d

(NBC-TV, 1962-92) To humorously illustrate a commercial break, this bumper card depicts the Big Bad Wolf entering the Little Pig’s house of bricks in

(CBS-TV, 1963-1966) Original autograph manuscript orchestral score by George Greeley for Season 3, Episode 1 of My Favorite Martian, “Go West, Young M

(ABC-TV, 1964-68) Miniature prop diving bell, approx. 7” high, nick-named “Apple One”, from one of the 1960’s best science-fiction television series,

(ABC-TV, 1964-68) Concept painting for the 1960’s science-fiction television series Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, depicting two scuba divers with

(NBC-TV, 1959-1973) Gun used by actor Michael Landon as “Joe Cartwright” on the long-running classic western family drama. The Colt single action .38

(ABC-TV, 1966-1967) Fascinating and revealing inside look to the process of launching Bruce Lee on the screen. It is clear from the text of these (2)

(ABC-TV, 1966-1967) (8) identical Gelatin silver prints, (ca. 1966) 2 x 3 in. of Bruce Lee, being publicity photographs to be signed and given as sou

Pair of battery operated tin toys of the Batmobile made in Taiwan in the circa 1980s by Cien Ge. Blue car known as the “Batmobile Piston” features a

(ABC-TV, 1966-1968) (ABC-TV, 1966-1968) This cart is the sole hero go-cart and the only one that had a working engine.  It was built in 1966 by...

(CBS-TV, 1965-1968) Iconic space suit and helmet worn by Guy Williams as “Prof. John Robinson” in the Lost in Space pilot episode, “The Reluctant Stow

(Universal TV, 1971) To follow up the earlier success of his dark fantasy series The Twilight Zone, Rod Serling created an anthology of macabre and s

(Universal TV, 1971) To help Rod Serling introduce one of the most memorable and genuinely haunting episodes of the entire series of Night Gallery, n

(ABC-TV, 1967-1970) In this delightful comedy – which was Sally Field’s second major role following the success of Gidget – the young actress stars as

(Universal-TV, 1972) Accomplished in acrylic and tempera on 29 in. x 37 in. board and depicting Richard Chamberlain as “King Edward VIII” in full Roya

(Universal, 1973) Green Stromberg-Carlson rotary telephone used in the season 8 episode, “Goober goes to an Auto Show,” of The Andy Griffith Show. Ex

Four exterior stage signs for the ABC-TV sitcoms: Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, Mork & Mindy and Three’s Company. Hand-painted in acrylic on 20 in.

(CBS-TV, 1978-1991) Original storyboard concept artwork accomplished in ink, gouache and tempera on a 16 in. x 18 in. leaf of 8-ply illustration board