Disney and Droids! July 26th Online Auction

(20th Century Fox, 1978) An original style D one-sheet poster designed by Charlie White and Drew Struzan for “Star Wars,” still in t

(Kenner, 1995) A limited edition “Star Wars” CinemaCast figurine of Luke and Leia. The figurine consists of four separate pieces tha

(Bibb, 1977-78) A “Star Wars” pillowcase, one of the earliest pieces of merchandising. Measuring 19” x 31”, the pi

(General Mills, 1977) A “Star Wars” flashlight resembling a lightsaber. The light-up feature did not work when tested. Measuring 6.5

(Wonder Bread, 1977) A complete set of 16 “Star Wars” trading cards given away in specially marked loaves of Wonder Bread. While eac

(Lucasfilm Ltd., 1977-95)A collection of 31 early Star Wars buttons, including 16 from the 1977 and 1980 original releases, and ten from “Ret

(Topps, 1977) A complete set of Topps “Star Wars” series one through five wax wrappers, from their iconic trading card series for th

(Topps, 1977) A collection of Star Wars series two and three trading cards from Topps. Included are over 100 cards from the red series two and yellow

(Topps, 1999) A collection of 19 Chrome Archives Star Wars Trading Cards. The series reissued cards from the classic 1977 series with a chrome finish.

(Drawing Board, 1977-80) A collection of three unopened packages of Star Wars and “The Empire Strikes Back” gift wrap paper. Each pa

(Don Post Studios, 1977-90s) A Darth Vader mask by Don Post Studios. This two-piece mask was the very first commercially available version of Vader[x=

(Ballentine Books, 1977/1980) A pair of “Star Wars: From the Adventures of Luke Skywalker” novels. The novelization, adapted from Ge

(20th Century Fox, 1978) A press kit cover only for “Star Wars” promising new materials for the summer of 1978. Incredibly, compared

(Kenner, 1978) A large-sized Artoo-Detoo action figure. Right after the huge success of the 3.75” Star Wars action figures, Kenner started a

(Lucasfilm Ltd., 1977-81) A collection of six Star Wars magazines and books. Included are two People Magazines from July 18, 1977 and Aug 14, 1978, an

(Hasbro, 1998) A Power of the Force cardboard display diorama of the Cantina from “Star Wars,” with a unique sandtrooper figure and

(Parker Brothers, 1998) A Star Wars Escape the Death Star Game. Included are exclusive action figures of Luke in the Trash Compactor and Darth Vader w

(Kenner, 1998) A Star Wars: Action Collection electronic C-3PO and R2-D2 by Kenner. Measuring 12” and 6” tall, the figurines are in

(Lucasfilm Ltd., 1980) A retail poster for the “Star Wars” sequel “The Empire Strikes Back.” Measuring 20

(Topps, 1980) A collection of “The Empire Strikes Back” series two and three trading cards from Topps. Included are over 60 cards fr

(Topps, 1980) A set of Topps Empire Strikes Back trading card wax paper wrappers for series one, two, and three. Each measuring 5.75” x 6.25

(Topps, 1999) A collection of 19 Chrome Archives “The Empire Strikes Back” Trading Cards. The series reissued cards from the classic

(Topps, 1980) A pair of “The Empire Strikes Back” head-shaped candy dispensers, including Boba Fett and a Stormtrooper, with the ori

(RSO Records, 1980) A poster for the release of the deluxe 2-record soundtrack and story of “The Empire Strikes Back.” Measuring 24.

(RSO Records, 1980) A poster for the deluxe 2-record soundtrack and story of the film “The Empire Strikes Back,” with music by John

(RSO Records, 1980) An original poster created to promote the four RSO Records albums relating to “The Empire Strikes Back”. Measure

(Vymura, 1980) An in-store poster promoting Vymura vinyl wallcoverings from “The Empire Strikes Back.” This rare poster features the

(Lucasfilm Ltd., 1980) An octagonal “The Empire Strikes Back” tin bank featuring Chewbacca, Princess Leia, C-3PO, R2-D2, Han Solo, D

(Metal Box Limited, 1980) A tin bank and Space Trunk themed to “The Empire Strikes Back.” The bank is set to combination 0-7, and th

(Lucasfilm Ltd., 1980) A collection of six “The Empire Strikes Back” metal cases featuring Darth Vader, C-3PO and R2-D2, Yoda, and C

(Omni Cosmetics, 1981-82) A collection of Star Wars soap including bath size bars of Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker, and a boxed set with individual b

(Drawing Board Greeting Cards, 1982) Two sets of puffy “3-D Perk-up stickers” of characters and ships from “The Empire Stri

(Kenner, 1982) Twelve metal figures from the Kenner Micro Collection “Empire Strikes Back” sets released in 1982. Included are three

(Kenner, 1998) An electronic 12” Boba Fett figure. Pressing the button under his arm plays sounds and phrases from the “Star Wars[x=

(Lucasfilm Ltd., 1980) A collection of five books and magazines related to “The Empire Strikes Back.” Included are two Kenner colori

(APC, 1980/83) A collection of seven Star Wars rub-down transfer sets, including 4 from "The Empire Strikes Back" and 3 from "Return ...

(Hasbro, 2002) A pair of 12” figures of Zuckuss and Degar, bounty hunters seen in “The Empire Strikes Back.” The figures a

(ILM, 1975-91) A business card with Industrial Light and Magic’s original logo. The magician logo was designed by Michael Pangrazio and film

(20th Century Fox, 1983) An original theatrical one-sheet poster for “Return of the Jedi.” Measuring 27” x 41”, th

(20th Century Fox, 1983) A Style B one-sheet for “Return of the Jedi,” the final film in the original Star Wars Trilogy. Measuring 2

(20th Century Fox, 1983) A screening or premiere program from “Return of the Jedi.” The four-fold program lists the cast and crew cr

(20th Century Fox, 1983) An original Turkish one-sheet for the theatrical release of “Return of the Jedi.” This rare foreign poster

(RSO Records, 1983) A poster for the release of the original motion picture soundtrack for “Return of the Jedi” with music by renown

(Parker Bros, 1983) A very rare poster for the game Star Wars: Jedi Arena, released by Parker Bros in 1983 for the Atari 2600. Video game posters from

(Lucasfilm Ltd., 1983) A “Star Wars: Revenge of the Jedi” button. This was an early title for the third film in the original trilogy

(Adam Joseph Industries, 1983) A collection of four “Return of the Jedi” photo buttons on the original cards, plus loose buttons of

(Lucasfilm Ltd., 1983) A collection of ten "Return of the Jedi" books and magazines. Included are Prevue Magazine Vol 2 No 12, "Retur...

(Lee, 1982) A child’s belt with a Star Wars and “Return of the Jedi” design and belt buckle. Measuring 32” long pl

(Butterfly Originals, 1983) Two carded sets of “Return of the Jedi” writing implements, including two pens and six “pop-a-p

(Lucasfilm Ltd., 1983) A collection of four “Star Wars: Return of the Jedi” Collectable Erasers featuring Yoda, Wicket, an Emperor