Pop Culture's Greatest Hits

(Edison Manufacturing Company, 1897) An Improved Exhibition Model Edison Projecting Kinetoscope. Thomas Edison’s vision to “do for t

(Edison, 1910s) An Edison Fireside Model B phonograph with an oak wood horn and a collection of 14 wax cylinders. This early method of sound playback

(Victor Talking Machine Co., 1914-18) An Enclosed Floor Model Version 2 Victrola Talking Machine XX-XIV Cabinet. The Victrola was designed to stand ou

(International Mutoscope Reel Co., 1926-1949) A light blue and gold Mutoscope which plays part of a Charlie Chaplin film. Mutoscopes were an early for

(Philco, 1929) A Philco lowboy style Neutrodyne 8-tube battery radio, model 87. The 1920s marked the beginning of the golden age of radio. As technolo

(Sears, Roebuck & Co., 1932-33) A Silvertone lowboy style super-heterodyne 8-tube battery radio, model 1575. The pinnacle of home entertainment ...

(J.W. Whitlock Co., 1934) A rare coin-operated “The Darby” horse racing game, manufactured by J.W. Whitlock Co. When a nickel is ins

(Deleika, 1990s-2000s) A Deleika Dinkelsbuhl hand-cranked street organ and 17 music scrolls. Street organs were popular in Europe during the 1800s, op

(King Features Syndicate, 1920s) A large rideable Spark Plug Horse toy. Spark Plug was introduced in the comic strip "Barney Google" in 19...

(Castle Hall, 1920s) A papier mache Castle Hall Cigars stork display figure holding a blanketed baby in its beak. The porcelain baby and pink cloth bl

(Bullock’s, 1930s) An original promotional illustration displayed at Bullock’s department stores for the Holiday season. Bullock's w

(1930s-1940s) A hand-painted ring counter display from the early 20th century. The wooden display features a stork holding a baby and a ring made in G

(Buster Brown, 1950s) A Froggy the Gremlin store window display for Buster Brown Shoes. Froggy was a mischievous practical joker on the "Smilin...

(Universal, 1925) An original production design concept for the Lon Chaney horror classic “The Phantom of the Opera,” by artist Ben

(Head, 1959-1966) An original costume design concept by Edith Head for Barbara Nichols. Accomplished in watercolor and graphite, the design likely com

(MGM, 1959) A hand-painted brownline used during production of the Charlton Heston epic “Ben-Hur.” The art, accomplished in acrylic,

(Paramount, 1963) An original costume design by Edith Head for Debbie Reynolds in “My Six Loves.” Head was perhaps the most influent

(United Artists, 1963) Incredibly rare title artwork for the opening scene of Blake Edwards' “The Pink Panther.” Although not an ani

(MGM, 1968) An original hand-drawn storyboard for the film “Speedway” starring Elvis Presley and Nancy Sinatra. Written in pencil on

(Tanenbaum, 1970s) An original painting of the “King of Cool,” Steve McQueen, signed by poster artist Robert Tanenbaum. Accomplished

(Warner Bros., 1974) A poster development concept for the Academy Award-nominated Mel Brooks comedy “Blazing Saddles.” Measuring 5.5

(Sony, 2004) An original concept drawing for Sam Raimi’s “Spider-Man 2” signed by Alex Tavoularis. The piece depicts the cl

(Warner Bros., 1985) An original concept painting from the medieval fantasy film “Ladyhawke,” by Roy Carnon, who worked in the art d

(RKO, 1938) An original lobby card from the 1938 re-release of the monster-movie classic “King Kong.” The lobby cards from this firs

(Columbia, 1948) A lobby card from the Columbia Pictures “Superman” serial for “Chapter 2: Depths of the Earth.” T

(MGM, 1958) A window card promoting a three-day run of Elizabeth Taylor’s “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” at the Palace Theatre in

(MGM, 1962) An original screen-used Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Cinerama opening title credit artwork from the Academy Award-nominated “How the W

(MGM, 1962) An original James Stewart opening title credit from “How the West Was Won.” Along with Jimmy Stewart, the star-studded c

(Universal, 1963) A rare insert poster for the Australian theatrical release of Alfred Hitchcock’s “The Birds,” marking the

(20th Century Fox, 1966) A window card for Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “The Sound of Music,” starring Julie Andrews. Released

(20th Century Fox, 1969) An original three-sheet poster for the theatrical release of Gene Kelly’s “Hello, Dolly!” starring

(20th Century Fox, 1974) An oversize publicity photo for the pop culture phenomenon “The Towering Inferno.” The film was the highest

(Universal, 1975) An original release one-sheet poster for Steven Spielberg's "JAWS." This international variant features the invitati...

(Universal, 1975) A print ad template for Steven Spielberg’s “JAWS,” the first summer blockbuster. The template notes that

(Warner Bros, 1978) A large production photo of Christopher Reeve in “Superman: The Movie.” The printed photo comes from the collect

(United Artists, 1979) A rare poster for the Japanese release of Francis Ford Coppola’s “Apocalypse Now,” designed by renow

(Associated Film Distribution, 1979) A color transparency of Drew Struzan’s art for “The Muppet Movie,” featuring Kermit an

(MCA, 1982) An “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial” Picture Disc Soundtrack and a Story of the Film Box Set.. The 12” picture disc

(Knickerbocker, 1982) A very rare “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial” finger light toy by Knickerbocker. One of the most infamous movie tie

(Warner Bros., 1982) A color transparency of an unused poster for “Blade Runner.” Acclaimed poster artist Drew Struzan created sever

(Paramount, 1981) A complete set of eight lobby cards for "Raiders of the Lost Ark,” the first film in the Indiana Jones franchise. The l...

(Paramount, 2003) A rare uncut poster of Indiana Jones trilogy art by Drew Struzan. This piece showing Harrison Ford, George Lucas, and Steven Spielbe

(MGM, 1987) A unique poster proof for the Mel Brooks comedy classic "Spaceballs." This poster closely resembles the final version, featuri...

(Universal, 1989) A large subway poster for the blockbuster sequel “Back to the Future Part II,” starring Michael J. Fox as Marty Mc

(Universal, 1990) A large subway poster for “Back to the Future Part III,” the final film in the blockbuster franchise. Measuring 46

(TriStar, 1990) A "Total Recall" VIP and production crew gift paperweight featuring a print of the film’s poster in a triangular luc...

(20th Century Fox, 1990) An original British Quad poster for the theatrical release of Tim Burton's "Edward Scissorhands" starring Win...

(Warner Bros., 1995) A pair of “Batman Forever villain one-sheets for Jim Carrey as The Riddler and Tommy Lee Jones as Two-Face. Measuring 27

(Warner Bros., 2023) A rare poster for a special screening of director Zack Snyder’s DC superhero trilogy, exclusively available to attendees

(United Artists, 1979) A Jack playing card prop from Francis Ford Coppola’s “Apocalypse Now.” Featured on the reverse is a