2011 Property of John Wayne Signature Auction #7045

A Pith Helmet, 1948. Of standard design, made of pith covered in tan cloth, brim is stenciled in green ink "DUKE," inside stamp reads &quo...

A Costume from "Sands of Iwo Jima." Republic, 1949. Standard issue United States Marine Corps fatigues; consisting of an olive green heav...

A Coat and Cap from Publicity Stills for "The Quiet Man." Republic, 1952. A classic overcoat made of brown and rust-colored plaid hounds...

A Stetson Cowboy Hat from "Hondo." Please note this lot has been WITHDRAWN from the auction.

A Pilot Cap from "The High and the Mighty." Warner Bros., 1954. Of standard design, made of beige wool, navy blue elastic trim, brown lea...

A Pair of Pants from "The Alamo." United Artists, 1960. Made of rust-colored suede, button fly, two front pockets, Western Costume Co. la...

A Shirt from "The Comancheros," "McLintock!," and "El Dorado." 20th Century Fox, 1961; United Artists, 1963; Paramount...

A 'Bib' Shirt from "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance." Paramount, 1962. Made of navy blue cotton, long sleeves, ten button '...

Two Hatbands, 1960s. The first one made of four thin strips of brown leather, glued together onto black piping, appearing to be the one worn around th

A Holster and Gun Belt from "El Dorado." Paramount, 1966. Both made of brown leather, belt with thirty cartridge loops and a silver metal...

A beret from "The Green Berets." Warner Bros./Seven Arts, 1968. Of traditional design, made of green wool, striped military patch on front...

A Pair of Camouflage Fatigues from "The Green Berets." Warner Bros./Seven Arts, 1968. Of standard military design, made of cotton with an...

A Cowboy Hat from "The Comancheros" and Possibly "True Grit." 20th Century Fox, 1961; Paramount, 1969. Made of black felt, brow...

An Eye Patch from "True Grit." Paramount Pictures, 1969. Made of black leather with fine wire mesh covering a cut-out hole; makeup residu...

A Stockade Jacket from "True Grit." Paramount, 1969. Made of heavy-weight tan cotton, four front flap pockets, four button front closure, ...

The 'Fill Your Hand' Shirt from "True Grit." Paramount, 1969. Made of faded navy blue/purplish cotton with white stitching, long ...

A Vest from "True Grit." Paramount, 1969. Made of brown leather with a burlap-like cotton back, four front pockets, two leather ties at b...

A Shirt from "True Grit." Paramount, 1969. Made of slate blue cotton with navy blue stitching, long sleeves, two breast pockets, tuck-in ...

A Pair of Lucchese Cowboy Boots Likely from "True Grit" and "Rooster Cogburn." Paramount, 1969; Universal, 1975. Made of brown ...

A Pair of Lucchese Cowboy Boots Likely from "True Grit" and "Rooster Cogburn." Paramount, 1969 and Universal, 1975. Made of bro...

A Cavalry Hat from "The Horse Soldiers," "Circus World," "The Undefeated," and Rio Lobo." United Artists, 1959; P...

A Union Army Uniform from "The Undefeated" and "Rio Lobo." 20th Century Fox, 1969; National General Pictures, 1970. Three piece...

A Pair of Cavalry Riding Boots from "The Undefeated." 20th Century Fox, 1969. Made of black leather, knee-high, simple stitched detail on...

A Cowboy Hat from "Big Jake," "The Cowboys," and "The Train Robbers." National General Pictures, 1971; Warner Bros., 1...

A Nudie's Cowboy Hat from "Rooster Cogburn." Universal, 1975. Made of black felt, elaborate braided brown leather and twine hatband, ...

The 'Death' Shirt from "The Shootist." Paramount, 1976. Made of off-white cotton, long sleeves, two front pockets, tuck-in tab on...

A Costume from "The Shootist." Paramount, 1976. Three pieces; the first a beige cotton shirt with faint red, yellow and gray stripes, lon...

Two Costume Pieces from "The Shootist." Paramount, 1976. A greenish-gray polyester blend jacket, two front flap pockets, four button fron...

A Pair of Chaps, 1950s-1960s. Of classic design; made of tan leather with darker brown leather trim; well used; not known if worn in films, but saved

Three Western Belts, 1950s-1970s. The first brown leather, with a square-shaped brass buckle, size 40, with evident heavy wear; the second brown leath

A Pair of Nudie's Cowboy Boots, 1970s. Made of black leather with elaborate green, red, orange, and white stitching, inside of each boot has sma...

An Oil Painting by John Decker, 1945. Rendered on board, depicting Wayne in cowboy garb, signed in the lower left corner "John Decker 45" ...

An Oil Painting, Circa 1940. Rendered on canvas, depicting a young Wayne as "Olsen" from his 1940 United Artist film, "The Long Voyag...

A 'Headliner of the Year' Drawing by Karl Hubenthal, 1970. Rendered in charcoal and pen and ink on board; image depicts Wayne looking at his...

A Caricature, 1970s. Gouache on paper, depicting Wayne being propped up by a wooden stand just like the building behind him, signed in the lower right

An Andy Warhol Limited Edition Signed Print from the 'Cowboys and Indians' Series, 1986. Titled 'John Wayne,' numbered and signed in...

An Andy Warhol Limited Edition Signed Print from the 'Cowboys and Indians' Series, 1986. Titled 'General Custer,' numbered and signe...

An Andy Warhol Limited Edition Signed Print from the 'Cowboys and Indians' Series, 1986. Titled 'Teddy Roosevelt,' numbered and sign...

An Andy Warhol Limited Edition Signed Print from the 'Cowboys and Indians' Series, 1986. Titled 'Annie Oakley,' numbered and signed ...

An Andy Warhol Limited Edition Signed Print from the 'Cowboys and Indians' Series, 1986. Titled 'Indian Head Nickel,' numbered and s...

An Andy Warhol Limited Edition Signed Print from the 'Cowboys and Indians' Series, 1986. Titled 'Kachina Dolls,' numbered and signed...

An Andy Warhol Limited Edition Signed Print from the 'Cowboys and Indians' Series, 1986. Titled 'Mother and Child,' numbered and sig...

An Andy Warhol Limited Edition Signed Print from the 'Cowboys and Indians' Series, 1986. Titled 'Northwest Coast Mask,' numbered and...

A Bronze Sculpture by Gallagher Rule, 1979. A weighty piece, depicting a bust of Wayne in his heyday, signed on the back " '79 Rule S 1/50,...

A Bronze Sculpture by Brett-Livingstone Strong, 1979. A weighty piece, depicting the front of Wayne's face with the sides appearing to be abstra...

A Golden Globe Award for "True Grit." Paramount, 1969. Made of gold-colored metal on a white marble base, front placard reads "John ...

A 'Henrietta' Award, 1952. In the form of a nude woman atop a semi-globe, made of ceramic painted gold, placard on front reads "John Wa...

A 'People's Choice' Award, 1976. Presented to John Wayne; for "Favorite Motion Picture Actor;" with a JW inventory sticker.13&...

An Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Certificate of Nomination for "True Grit." Paramount, 1969. Presented to John Wayne for ac...

An Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Certificate of Nomination for "The Alamo." United Artists, 1960. Presented to John Wayne a...

An 'Exhibitor Laurel' Award for "Sands of Iwo Jima," 1953. Presented to John Wayne; from the Film Buyers of the Motion Picture Ind...

An 'Exhibitor Laurel' Award for "True Grit," 1969. Presented to John Wayne; from the Film Buyers of the Motion Picture Industry fo...

A Trophy for "The Cowboys," 1971. Presented to John Wayne; from The National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center for"The ...

A Trophy, 1961. Presented to John Wayne; from the Motion Picture Costumers for "Creative Artistry with Costumes;" included is a Certificat...

Two Trophies, 1950s. Both presented to John Wayne; both from the Canton, Ohio National Movie Poll group for "Favorite Actor" in 1952 and i...

A Trophy, 1965. Presented to John Wayne; from the Downtown Long Beach Associates for "All Time Box Office Champion;" with a JW inventory s...

A Trophy, 1968. Presented to John Wayne; from the Francis X. Bushman Award committee for "...fine performances and for the excellent example of...

A Trophy, Circa 1970s. Presented to John Wayne; from The Dallas Marines for "...Helping Us to Tell the Marine Corps Story." (PLEASE NOTE:...

A 'Reno Silver Spurs' Award, 1949. Presented to John Wayne; from the Reno Chamber of Commerce and the Motion Picture Critics of America for ...

An Award, 1971. Presented to "Our Duke;" from the Stuntman's Association. (Please note one of the horse's leather reins is broken...

Two 'WWII' Certificates, 1940s. Both presented to John Wayne; the first from the War Agencies of the Government of the United States for &qu...

An Award, 1972. Presented to John Wayne; from the Los Angeles Fire and Police Protective League for becoming "...an Honorary Member ...the firs...

An Award, 1970. Presented to John Wayne; from The City of Los Angeles and Mayor Sam Yorty for "Best Actor of 1969...Best Citizen of Every Year....

An Award, 1970. Presented to John Wayne; from The City of Los Angeles for "...his unswerving dedication to his country and its highest ideals.&...

A Signed 'Dallas' Certificate, 1970. Presented to John Wayne; from Bill Decker, Sheriff of Dallas County, Texas for becoming an "Honora...

An Award, 1961. Presented to John Wayne; from the Iowa Association of Southern California for being a "Distinguished Iowan." [Wayne was b...

A Loving Cup Award, 1953. Silver-plated, presented to John Wayne; from the Modern Screen for "Most Popular Star 1953;" included is a repri...

A Loving Cup Award for "The Alamo," 1960. Made of sterling silver, presented to John Wayne; from The National Society of the Children of t...

An Award and Related Oil Painting, 1963. Made of sterling silver, in the form of a large decorative bowl set atop a black base; presented to John Wayn

A Platter Award for "The Conqueror," 1956. Made of sterling silver, of elaborate design, resting on four feet, backside engraved "Lon...

An Award, 1955. Made of sterling sliver; presented to John Wayne; from The Office of the District Attorney of Los Angeles County for "Distingui...

A 'National Football Foundation And Hall of Fame' Award, 1973. Made of 14 karat gold; presented to John Wayne; in the form of a medallion; w...

A Grammy Medallion, 1971. Made of brass, with the NARAS logo on front and the back engraved "In Appreciation / John Wayne / The Grammy Awards S...

Three 'Photoplay Magazine' Awards, 1960s-1970s All medallions; all presented to John Wayne; the first for "Best Actor" in 1969, ho...

A USC-Related Trophy, 1977. Presented to John Wayne; from the University of Southern California General Alumni Association for "ASA v. Call Ach...

A USC-Related Award, 1978. Presented to John Wayne; from a fan for a "Welcome Home." 15" x 24" x 7"

A USC-Related Award, 1970. Presented to John Wayne; from the Trojan Marching Band for being " #32;" with a JW inventory sticker.Approximat...

A Script from "Stagecoach." United Artists, 1939. Red covers, screen play by Dudley Nichols, not dated, marked "Final Continuity,&qu...

A Script from "Sands of Iwo Jima." Republic, 1949. Yellow covers, screen play by Harry Brown, dated "Started: May 17, 1949 / Finishe...

A Script from "The Quiet Man." Republic, 1952. Light gray covers, screen play by Maurice Walsh and Frank Nugent, dated "Started: Feb...

A Working Script from "The Searchers." Warner Bros., 1956. Mint green covers, screen play by Frank Nugent, annotated in blue ballpoint in...

A Working Script from "Rio Bravo." Warner Bros., 1959. Yellow covers, screen play by Jules Furthman and Leigh Brackett, dated "Febru...

An Annotated Partial Script from "The Alamo." United Artists, 1960. Gray covers, no authorship noted, dated "5/19/59," 87 pages...

A Working Script from "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In." NBC Television, 1967-1973. Housed in a psychedelic three-ring binder embossed o...

A "Laugh-In" Group of Correspondence, 1960s-1970s. Including (in chronological order): 1) a letter typed on "Laugh-In" letterhea...

An Annotated Script from "The Green Berets." Warner Bros./Seven Arts, 1968. Green covers, screen play by James Lee Barrett, dated "A...

An Annotated Working Script from "True Grit." Paramount, 1969. Covers removed, screen play by Charles Portis, dated "July 26, 1968,&...

An Annotated Working Script from "The Shootist," the Last Film. Paramount, 1976. Covers removed, no authorship noted, dated "1/2/76,...

A Signed Document from "Angel and the Badman." Republic, 1947. One page, titled "Summary of Detail Budget," listing the various...

A Signed Contract for "She Wore A Yellow Ribbon." RKO, 1949. Twelve pages, typed on onionskin, dated "23rd day of October 1948,"...

A Signed Document Relating to "Sands of Iwo Jima," 1949. Typed on onionskin, dated "July 22, 1949," from Republic Productions, I...

A Signed Document Regarding "The Sea Chase," 1954. Two pages typed on Warner Bros. letterhead, dated "August 17, 1954," regardin...

A Signed Document Related to "The Quiet Man," 1955. Two pages, typed on onionskin, from Republic Productions, Inc., dated "October 17...

A Signed Contract for "The Searchers." Warner Bros., 1956. Eleven pages, typed on onionskin, dated "June 9, 1955," outlining th...

A Handwritten Note Relating to "The Searchers," 1955. Penned in blue ballpoint ink by Wayne on a single sheet of lined yellow notepaper, r...

A Set of Documents Related to "The Searchers," 1955. The first a nine page "Cast List" with the names, addresses, and telephone ...

A Signed Document Relating to "Rio Bravo," 1958. Typed on onionskin, dated "September 5, 1958," from Armada Productions, Inc., r...

An Assorted Group of Documents Related to "True Grit," 1969-1970. Including (in chronological order): 1) fourteen photocopied pages of the...

A Group of 'Radio Spots' for Great Western Bank, 1978. Approximately 20 pages, all photocopies from Dailey & Associates Advertising dis...

A Signed AMPAS Agreement, 1970. Typed on Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences letterhead, outlining an agreement for Wayne to receive a kinesco