2011 Property of John Wayne Signature Auction #7045

A Trophy, 1973. Presented to John Wayne; from the Western States Museums, Inc. Nonprofit organization for "....Dedication to the Cause of Liber...

A Trophy, 1970s. Presented to John Wayne; from the Liga Central Campeon de Campeones Reservas likely for his sponsorship of a Latin American boys...

A Trophy, 1970. Presented to John Wayne; from himself for winning "The John Wayne Bridge Tournament."17" x 10" x 10"Accordi...

Three Trophies, 1960s. All presented to John Wayne; the first from the Encino Community Center for "Citizens of the Year" (for Pilar as we...

Three Trophies, 1960s. All presented to John Wayne; the first from the Sherman Oaks National Little League for "...Sponsor of the Dukes" ...

Five Trophies, 1960s-1970s. All presented to John Wayne; the first from the Orange Empire Area Council BSA for "Citizen of the Year" in 19...

Four Trophies, 1970s. All presented to John Wayne; the first from Sarah Coventry, Inc. for "...dedication to his country" in 1971; the sec...

Four Cups, 1960s-1970s. Mostly silver-plated; including 1) a small chalice engraved "Duke / Stay off our side / Nobody will believe it! / Affec...

Four 'Exhibitor Laurel' Awards, 1940s-1950s. All presented to John Wayne; from the Film Buyers of the Motion Picture Industry; including: 1)...

Two 'Exhibitor Laurel' Awards, 1960s. Both presented to John Wayne; from The Film Buyers of the Motion Picture Industry; the first for "...

Five 'Exhibitor Laurel Awards', 1960s. All presented to John Wayne; from the Film Buyers of the Motion Picture Industry; including: 1) for &...

Two Awards, 1950s. Both presented to John Wayne; the first from The Interstate Circuit of Theatres for "Big Jim McLain and The Quiet Man;"...

Two Awards, 1950s. Both presented to John Wayne; the first from the Independent Theatre Owners of Arkansas for "...Most Popular Movie Actor&quo...

Four Awards, 1950s. All presented to John Wayne; all from The Independent Film Journal for "Top Money Actor" for the years 1951-1952, 1952...

Two Awards, 1950s, 1970s. Both presented to John Wayne; the first a P.A.T.S.Y. [Picture Animal Top Star of the Year] from the American Humane Associat

An Award, 1956. Presented to John Wayne; from The Motion Picture Industry of Illinois for "No. 1 Star in the State;" with a JW inventory s...

An Award for "The Horse Soldiers," 1959. Presented to John Wayne; from Centenary College of Louisiana for the film. (Please note placard ...

An Award for "The Alamo," 1960. Presented to John Wayne; from Good Housekeeping Magazine for the film; with a JW inventory sticker.15"...

Two Awards, 1960s. Both presented to John Wayne; the first from Sigma Chi for "Theatre Arts Honor," noting " '29" (though no...

An Award, 1966. Presented to John Wayne; from Photoplay Magazine for "The World's Outstanding Box Office Champion..." in 1966; with a ...

An Award, 1967. Presented to John Wayne; from the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center for becoming a "Trustee."11&quo...

Two Awards, 1970s. Both presented to John Wayne; the first from The Greater Los Angeles Press Club for "1970 Headliner of the Year;" the s...

Four Awards, 1960s-1970s. All presented to John Wayne; the first from Film TV Daily for "True Grit" in 1969; the second from the Motion P...

Six Awards, 1960s-1970s. All presented to John Wayne; including: 1) from Family Weekly for "Most Popular Movie Actor" in 1974; 2) from AAF...

A Gouache Painting/Award from The Greater Los Angeles Press Club, 1970. Rendered on board, depicting various vignettes relating to Wayne's life ...

A USC-Related Award, 1976. Presented to John Wayne; from the University of Southern California's Town and Gown group for being "...Narrator...

Five USC-Related Awards, 1940s-1960s All presented to John Wayne; including: 1) from The Sigma Chi Fraternity for being "...one of the most pop...

Six 'University' Awards, 1950s-1970s. All presented to John Wayne; including: 1) from Wayne State University for becoming "An Honorary ...

Three Air Lines-Related Awards, 1950s-1960s. All presented to John Wayne; the first from Continental Air Lines, Inc. for becoming "...a Lifetim...

Four Awards, 1950s-1960s. All presented to John Wayne; the first from The Order of Lafayette for "...Leadership in Combating Communism" in...

Five Awards, 1950s-1970s. All presented to John Wayne; including: 1) from Share Inc. for "...unselfish support" in 1967; 2) from Share Inc...

Five 'Key to the City' Awards, 1950s-1970s. All presented to John Wayne; including: 1) from Mayor Anthony J. Celebrezze of Cleveland in 19...

Two 'Texas' Awards, 1960s. Both presented to John Wayne; the first from The Houston Sales Association for being the "...most distinguis...

Two 'Texas' Awards, 1960s. Both presented to John Wayne; the first from Dallas Services for Blind Children for "...his generous contrib...

Three 'Texas' Awards, 1970s. All presented to John Wayne; the first from the San Antonio Police Officers Association for "...Appreciati...

Four Awards, 1960s. All presented to John Wayne; the first from the Encino Chamber of Commerce for becoming the "Honorary Mayor of Encino"...

Four 'Boy Scouts of America' Awards, 1950s-1970s. All presented to John Wayne; the first from the Los Angeles Area Council for "..Disti...

Five 'Little League' Awards, 1960s-1970s. All presented to John Wayne for sponsorship; including: 1) from the Encino Little League, 1962; 2)...

An Award, Circa 1960. Presented to John Wayne; from President John F. Kennedy's office, called "The Green Beret" awarded for "......

Four 'Vietnam' Awards, 1966. All presented to John Wayne; the first from IV Corps for "...Appreciation of...Visit;" the second fr...

An Award, 1968. Presented to John Wayne; from the Special Forces Decade Association for "...outstanding efforts in behalf of the U.S. Army Spec...

Two Awards, 1969. Both presented to John Wayne; the first from Rodeway Inn in Salt Lake City, Utah in commemoration of "The Golden Spike Centen...

An Award, 1970. Presented to John Wayne; from the Campaign Chairman (for) Tom Hayden for Congress. (Please note the rifle is now un-attached from bas

An Award, Circa 1970s. Presented to John Wayne; from the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge "For consistent, unabashed loyalty to America and ...

Two Awards, 1970s. Both presented to John Wayne; the first from the Orange County Press Club for "Man of the Year" in 1974; the second fro...

Three 'Resolution' Awards, 1970s. All presented to John Wayne; the first from the Assembly of the State of California Legislature for "...

Four Awards, 1970s. All presented to John Wayne; the first from The Independence Bowl Association of the Minuteman Club of Shreveport, Louisiana for...

Four Awards, 1970s. All presented to John Wayne; the first from The Employees of the Great A&P Tea Company in Jackson, Mississippi for "......

Four Awards, 1970s. Presented to John Wayne; the first from Big Brothers of Orange County, California for "Outstanding Service;" the secon...

Three Awards, 1970s. All presented to John Wayne; the first from the US Army Sixth Recruiting District for being an "Honorary Recruiter" i...

Three Awards, 1970s. All presented to John Wayne; the first from Goldwater Associates and Bob Hope for "...promoting individual freedom and con...

Two Awards, 1970s. Both presented to John Wayne; both from The Balboa Bay Club [in Newport Beach, CA]; the first for being on the "Board of Gov...

An Award, 1978. Presented to John Wayne; from the Crew of Blazing Paddles Outrigger Canoe Club of Newport Beach for "...Past Support;" wit...

An Award, 1979. Presented to John Wayne; from the Variety Children's Hospital for being "...a Very Special Friend." (Please note this...

An Award, 1979. Presented to John Wayne; from the Los Angeles Police Department to "Beat the Hell Out of Cancer."14" x 29"

A Certificate, 1950. Presented to John Wayne; from Photoplay Magazine for "...His Performance in 'Sands of Iwo Jima' as one of America&...

Three Award Certificates, 1950s. All presented to John Wayne; each from the Motion Picture Herald for being "...the Top Money Making Star"...

A 'Texas' Certificate, 1960. Presented to John Wayne; from The Board of Directors of the Kinney County Chamber of Commerce for "...sele...

A 'Texas' Certificate, 1979. Presented to John Wayne; from The State of Texas for becoming "...an Honorary Captain of the Texas Rangers...

Six Certificates, 1970s. All presented to John Wayne; including: 1) from The U.S. Armor Association for "Honorary Life Membership;" 2) fro...

A Certificate, 1979. Presented to John Wayne; from the City of Avalon, Santa Catalina Island for "A Resolution...Honoring John Wayne;" al...

Two Awards, 1950s-1960s Both presented to John Wayne; the first from the International Actors Guild for "Honorary Lifetime Membership" in ...

An Award, 1968. A medallion; presented to John Wayne; from WSB Television for "...Unprecedented Devotion to America;" housed in its own bo...

An Award, Circa 1970s. A medallion; presented to John Wayne; from the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S. for "Distinguished Patriotic Service...

A German Award, 1956. A vase made of white porcelain with the city of Berlin's symbol on front, inscription on back in German reads (English tra...

Two Award Platters, 1960s-1970s. Both presented to John Wayne; the first silver-plated, from The Notre Dame Club of Chicago for "...Extraordina...

An Annotated Working Script from "Wake of the Red Witch." Republic, 1948. Goldenrod front cover (no back cover), screen play by Harry Bro...

A Working Script from "The Horse Soldiers." United Artists, 1959. Red covers, screen play by John Lee Mahin and Martin Rackin, dated &quo...

An Annotated Working Script from "Hellfighters." Universal, 1968. Red covers, screen play by John Lee Mahin, handwritten annotations in b...

An Annotated Working Script from "The Train Robbers." Warner Bros., 1973. No covers, set inside a tan leather script cover embossed "...

An Annotated Working Script from "McQ." Warner Bros., 1974. Mint green covers, screen play by Lawrence Roman, handwritten annotation is b...

An Annotated Script from "Circus World." Paramount, 1964. No covers, screen play by Frank Capra, dated "March 29, 1963," noting...

An Annotated Script from "Chisum." Warner Bros., 1970. Yellow covers, screen play by Andrew J. Fenady, not dated, marked "2nd Draft,...

A Wardrobe Continuity Script from "Chisum." Warner Bros., 1970. Goldenrod covers, set inside further manila covers, screen play by Andrew...

An Annotated Script from "Cahill U.S. Marshall." Warner Bros., 1973. Goldenrod covers, screen play by Harry Julian Fink and Rita M. Fink, ...

A Working Script from "Trouble Along the Way." Warner Bros., 1953. Goldenrod covers, screen play by Melville Shavelson and Jack Rose, own...

A Working Script from "Donovan's Reef." Paramount, 1963. No covers, set inside a hardshell script cover featuring a handpainted image...

A Working Script from "The Sons of Katie Elder." Paramount, 1965. Covers removed, dated "December 24, 1964," marked "Revis...

A Working Script from "John Wayne's Tribute to America." NBC Television, 1970. No covers, set inside a script cover embossed "Th...

A Working Script from "The Cowboys." Warner Bros., 1972. Light blue covers, screen play by Irving Ravetch and Harriet Frank, Jr., dated &...

A Script from "Tall in the Saddle." RKO, 1944. Pink cover (no back cover), screen play by Michael Hogan and Paul P. Fix, annotation (in u...

A Script from "They Were Expendable." Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1945. Goldenrod covers, no authorship noted, front cover notes "Script Ok...

A Script from "Flame of the Barbary Coast." Republic, 1945. Goldenrod covers, screen play by Borden Chase, dated "June 19, 1944,&quo...

A Script from "Without Reservations." RKO, 1946. Pink covers, screen play by Andrew Solt, annotation in pencil by unknown hand on upper r...

A Script from "Angel and the Badman." Republic, 1947. Pink covers, screen play by James Edward Grant, noting working title of "The G...

A Script from "Tycoon." RKO, 1947. Light blue covers, screen play by John Twist, dated "September 30, 1946," marked "First...

A Script from "Red River." United Artists, 1948. Light blue covers, no authorship noted, noting working title of "The Red River,&quo...

A Script from "The Three Godfathers." Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1948. Light blue covers, dated "February 27, 1948," marked "Shoo...

A Script from "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon." RKO, 1949. Yellow covers, screen play by Frank S. Nugent and Laurence Stallings, dated "Oct...

A Script from "The Fighting Kentuckian." Republic, 1949. Light blue covers, screen play by George Waggner, noting working title of "...

A Script from "Flying Leathernecks." RKO, 1951. Tan covers, screen play by Beirne Lay, Jr. and James Edward Grant, annotation in unknown ...

A Script from "The Sea Chase." Warner Bros., 1955. Goldenrod covers, screen play by John Twist, handwritten ownership signature in red in...

A Script from "The Conqueror." RKO, 1956. Tan covers, screen play by Oscar Millard, dated "May 14, 1954," marked "Final Sc...

A Script from "The Wings of the Eagles." Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1957. Goldenrod covers, screen play by Frank Fenton, dated "2-20-56&qu...

A Script from "Rio Bravo." Warner Bros., 1959. No covers, no authorship noted, not dated, marked "Final Draft," annotated by an...

A Script from "North to Alaska." 20th Century Fox, 1960. Tan covers, no authorship noted, noting working title of "The Alaskans,&quo...

A Script from "The Comancheros." 20th Century Fox, 1961. Light blue covers, screen play by James Edward Grant, dated "May 3, 1961,&q...

Three Scripts from "How the West Was Won." Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1962. Goldenrod covers, screen play by James Webb and John Gay, each with...

A Script from "The Longest Day." 20th Century Fox, 1962. Beige covers, screen play by Cornelius Ryan, dated "August 31, 1961," ...

A Script from "In Harm's Way." Paramount, 1965. White (with graphics) covers, not dated, with printed note paperclipped to cover read...