Hollywood Auction 43

Chesley Bonestell (1888-1986) was a true pioneer in the field of popularizing the future of space travel through his beautifully rendered yet prescien

(United Artists, 1963) An original WWII-era jacket featuring L&H Nathan label sewn inside with the name “Pleasance” handwritten on the artist’s

(Warner Bros., 1964) Collection of ten (10) original hand-drawn storyboards, accomplished in pencil and ink on leaves of 6 in. x 7 ¼ in. artist...

(MGM, 1965) (2) Pencil, pen & ink, and colored pencil on 29.5 x 41.5” architectural renderings for the key set (the poker suite) of the Steve M...

Christmas at Liberace’s, Columbia CL 589 LP, inscribed by Liberace in black ink, “To President-elect and Mrs. John F. Kennedy – a very merry Christmas

(Columbia, 1956) Five puppetted columns used in the dramatic sequence when the military fires its electromagnetic/ultrasonic weapon causing the flying

(20th Century Fox, 1965) Frustrated by the rigid standards and institutional-styled uniforms which her employer imposes upon his children now in her

(TCF, 1966) Desk name plaque of Derek Flint’s nemesis, “Malcolm Rodney,” played by Edward Mulhare in the hilarious James Bond spoof, Our Man Flint, st

(MGM, 1967) From the personal collection of art director Edward Carfagno, a file containing (134) gelatin silver 8 x 10” set continuity stills, (a fe

(Paramount, 1968) In Roman Polanski’s masterpiece of gothic horror in a contemporary time setting, a struggling actor played by John Cassavetes sells

(TCF, 1968) This screen-worn background gorilla mask features prosthetic grade glass eyes and hand-punched human hair. It exhibits some restoration a

(TCF, 1968) This lifesize figure of Charlton Heston as the doomed astronaut, Taylor, from Planet of the Apes, is a museum quality piece made entirely

(TCF, 1968) This complete screen used orangutan costume is mounted on a custom flexible mannequin boasting a stunning silicon head of Dr. Zaius (made

(TCF, 1968) This complete screen used male chimpanzee costume is mounted on a custom flexible mannequin boasting a stunning silicon head of Lisa’s hus

(TCF, 1968) Hero gorilla costume from Planet of the Apes, including pants, tunic, leather vest, leather gauntlet gloves hero bandolier with wallets, a

(TCF, 1968 and 1970) Tan leather gauntlet gloves worn by Maurice Evans in his signature role as “Dr. Zaius.” Both with glyphs on the top of the hands

(TCF, 1968) Attributed to Buck Kartalian who played “Julius.” Internal Western Costume Co. tag. Original felt patch present on the front, onto which

(TCF, 1968 and 1970) Constructed of wood and metal accepts, this scroll block was used by the Orangutans and as set dressing through the Planet of the

(TCF, 1972) Complete set of Ape jumpsuits including one excessively rare gold Orangutan and one rare red Gorilla jumpsuit. Chimps wore the more commo

(TCF, 1970) Rifle stock comprising two custom-shaped metal shells encasing a World War II M1 carbine with leather strap secured by front and rear clas

Constructed of fiberglass and painted to appear like solid carve rock, AMC recreated this chair for a Planet of the Apes press conference in 1998. Me

(TCF, 1970) Brown canvas backpack with purple straps and circular resin cap atop the cover flap. An incredibly rare relic from the film, this being o

(20th Century Fox, 1970) In this well-received sequel to the 1968 Planet of the Apes, mutant humans live underground and fight to regain human control

Aside from Roddy McDowall, no other actor has appeared in more of the classic Planet of the Apes movies than Natalie Trundy (this may be explained in

(MGM, 1968) Due to the lack of production material from '2001', the makers of '2010' had to rely on photographic material to recreat...

(MGM, 1968) Due to the lack of production material from 2001, the makers of 2010 had to rely on photographic material to recreate elements from the or

(TCF, 1970) Original storyboard, hand-drawn by Akira Kurosawa in pencil on an 8 ½ in. x 11 in. leaf of Tokyo Prince Hotel stationery, featuring...

(20th Century Fox, 1974) Enamel on glass of the co-starring credit for Mel Brooks repertory player Teri Garr, who portrayed the sexy lab assistant “I

(Universal Pictures, 1971) Gouache on heavyweight illustration board, 13 x 30” panoramic format storyboard painting for the Robert Wise directed film

(Unproduced remake) Original sculpture, not a casting, of the Gillman by Sandy Collora. This Gillman appears more fishlike in profile with pronounced

(Warner Bros., 1976) Special converted .38 cal C & B revolver with 8 in. barrel, firearm #195795, accompanied by a color copy of the Stembridge...

(Warner Bros., 1976) Signature wide brown leather belt with gold metal buckle worn by Clint Eastwood as “Josey Wales.” Internal tape is handwritten,

(Walt Disney, 1971) Custom tailored shirt for Roy Snart, who played “Paul.” Internal Machin, Shirtmaker, Lost Angeles label states “Tailored especial

(TCF, 1977) 6 ½ in. long X-Wing study model from ILM used for blocking out visual effects shots of the Death Star trench run. Constructed of w...

(TCF, 1980, 1983) Hero screen-worn metal pendant worn by Yoda in Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back and Episode VI – Return of the Jedi.

Design study drawing for the Danbury Mint Limited Edition Star Wars pewter chess set. Accomplished in pencil on a 14 in. x 17 in. leaf of artist’s ve

Design study drawing for the Danbury Mint Limited Edition Star Wars pewter chess set. Accomplished in pencil on a 14 in. x 17 in. leaf of artist’s ve

Design study drawing for the Danbury Mint Limited Edition Star Wars pewter chess set. Accomplished in pencil on a 14 in. x 17 in. leaf of artist’s ve

Design study drawing for the Danbury mint Limited Edition Star Wars pewter chess set. Accomplished in pencil on a 14 in. x 17 in. leaf of artist’s ve

Design study drawing for the Danbury Mint Limited Edition Star Wars pewter chess set. Accomplished in pencil on a 14 in. x 17 in. leaf of artist’s ve

(TCF, 1977) Collection of (7) different and (1) duplicate studio-issued iron-on/sew-on patches, from 2 x 3” to 3 x 5.5”, for employees of George Lucas

(TCF, 1980) Signature long black sleeveless underrobe worn by David Prowse as “Darth Vader” in Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back. Intern

(TCF, 1977) This miniature gun tower was screen-used during the attack on the Death Star and other Death Star surface shots of the film. These gun tow

(TCF, 1977) Jacket worn by Princess Leia’s guards during the final scenes of the film, when Han, Luke and Chewbacca are awarded the Alderaanian medal

(TCF, 1977) Jacket worn by Princess Leia’s guards during the final scenes of the film, when Han, Luke and Chewbacca are awarded the Alderaanian medal

(TCF, 1983) This machined 7 ½ in. long handle was used as an animation rig on the Rancor puppet. The small chain link was machined out of plas...

(TCF, 1999) Peasant costume worn by Natalie Portman as “Padme” including rough spun gray tunic with integral blue belt tie and red fabric emblem, blue

(TCF, 1983) Pair of surface elements, gun tower and turret from the Death Star in Return of the Jedi. Constructed of plastic, carved rigid foam and s

(MGM, 1982) The script for Poltergeist was constantly changing and improving as Spielberg would edit from the storyboards using his drawings and notat

(TCF, 1977) Constructed of fiberglass, this production helmet was acquired from Shepperton Design Studios and comes with a letter of provenance from