Hollywood Memorabilia

Fully-working swivel-mount Cycon spotlight, having a black metal frame and original glass lens. Measures 9 in. tall x 6 in. diameter x 6 in. deep.

Vintage red light used to indicate a "hot" or "shooting" set, warning all passersby to keep as quiet as possible. The red and w...

(D.W. Griffith, 1915) Metal bayonet with leather fitting and metal "U.S." emblem. Accompanied with a canvas and leather Union backpack,...

Dating from 1909, this handcranked theater projector is a relic from the very earliest, exciting days of m0tion pictures, when stars such as Mabel Nor

Black and white postcard photographs, each 3 1/2 in. x 5 1/2 in., of the following silent screen stars: Rudolph Valentino, Norma Talmadge, Ramon Nova

Wooden sign painted white with brown lettering. Believed to have been used in "City Lights", and possibly "The Champion" and &q...

(UA, 1936) Black painted wooden mechanical gear, used in the famous "factory" scene when Chaplin gets caught in the machine! Measures ap...

(UA, 1925) Pair of vintage snowshoes constructed of wood with leather and sinew lacing. Worn by Murray in character as "Black Larsen". ...

A fantastic vintage art deco choker of red "honeycomb" beads with rhinestones (one missing). Comes with a note card on Pickford's per...

(UA, 1924) Large brass key used on-screen by the jailer. Measures 13 in. long. Would make an excellent desk or coffee table accoutrement.

(UA, 1924) Metal knife with angular tip and leather-wrapped handle with metal flower accents, and matching scabbard. Seen in the beginning of the fi

Promotional book intended for theatre owners. Contains bios of executives, along with MGMs host of stars, including Lillian Gish ("Star of Sta...

(MGM, 1936) Long wooden spear painted black with metal head painted silver. Measures 7 ft. 7 in.

(RKO, 1948) Cross of St. George battle flag used in a combat sequence. Measures 4 ft. x 6 ft.

(RKO, 1948) Long wooden spear with metal head, painted black and silver. Measures 9 ft. 3 in.

(RKO, 1948) Small metal hand held axe, constructed of pipe with a metal ax head. Measures approx. 21 in. long.

(Universal, 1939) From the film starring Boris Karloff and Vincent Price, one piece solid metal dagger/sheath with leather strap (broken).

(RKO, 1935) Papier-mâché shield with geometric tribal design in yellow and rust on the front. Approx. 4 feet tall, with burlap handle mo...

(Paramount, 1939) Steel plated sword with ornate hand guard and accompanying scabbard. Blade is screwed into the scabbard to prevent its release.

(Warner Bros., 1938) Long metal musical horn, approx. 48 in. long. Some dings and discoloration; otherwise, in good condition.

(RKO, 1948) Steel sword with gold knuckle guard and leather-wrapped handle, and matching scabbard, used by Fonda as "Lt. Col. Owen Thursday&qu...

(UA, 1952) Black wingtips modified to reduce the height of Jose Ferrer ("Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec") by 2 feet! Heavily padded and secur...

(UA, 1952) Wooden cane, measuring 21 in. long. Exhibits cracking in paint from age, and end cap is missing; otherwise in good condition.

Off-white lavish 1950s tulle ball gown heavily trimmed in gold sequins. Some tears to shear chest material (easily repaired).

Sleeveless white satin fox-trimmed cloak. A signature Mae West garment!

(Columbia, 1940) Designed by Saltern. Tan brocade button-front frock coat with rust wool knickers, each having costumer's label typed "Al...

(TCF, 1939) Designed by Gwen Wakeling. Charcoal gray wool “school marm” dress with black soutache trim on shoulders, stand-up collar, cuffs & ...

(Paramount, 1932) Designed by Travis Banton. Periwinkle satin spaghetti-strap nightgown with inserts (small stain on the back). Worn by MacDonald i

(Warner Bros., 1949) Designed by Travilla. Burgundy wool and satin tunic with gray braid, pair of burgundy tights, silver metal and red velvet belt,

8 in. x 10 in. sepia-tone photograph of the two actors in character, boldly signed by each. Some emulsion tears to top edge, affecting only part of R

Vintage photograph signed by the cast members of "Chandu the Magician" (1932), a film in which a spiritualist (Chandu) battles a madman (L...

Two page document on MGM letterhead dated August 10, 1932, releasing Edmund Goulding from the studio for a one year sabbatical. Signed "Irving...

One page document on MGM stationery dated March 30, 1949, regarding a tax payment of $6,500 to be made by Berkeley to the studio. Signed at the close

Two page document dated March 28, 1933, being a contract between director William Wellman and the studio, establishing salary and term of service, etc

Bank check dated May 14, 1921, in the amount $150 payable to the Central Hardware Co. Signed boldly at the lower right.

8 in. x 10 in. b/w head and shoulders portrait of Lloyd, inscribed on the image in black ink "To Phil Schuler With all best wishes for your fut...

Vintage program for the first annual "Hoss Opera", November 28, 1948, signed on the cover by Red Rowe, with additional signatures on the i...

8 in. x 10 in. sepia-tone head and shoulders photograph of Boyd shot with a soft filter, lightly inscribed on the image in green ink "My very b...

B/w 8 in. x 10 in. to 11 in. x 14 in. vintage photographs, nine total; five of Durante and four inscribed to him, including Gary Cooper, Claudette Col

(Warner Bros., 1937) Designed by Milo Anderson. This ensemble consists of four costumes: the first is a beautiful teal blue period coat ornamented

One page letter written on yellow legal stationery, "Noel - You are really a sweet creature to be so enthusiastic about me - And as I'm so ...

(TV Film, 1988) Sketch of Hepburn in the title role, wearing a brown fur-trimmed coat with matching hat. Accomplished in watercolor on an 11 1/2 in.

(TV Film, 1994) Sketch of Katharine Hepburn as "Marion Bennett" wearing a black period evening dress with dark red wrap. Worn for a larg...

(TV Film, 1994) Long black longsleeve frock dress with white collar. Worn for a large portion of the film, and during the scene where she first disc

(TV Film, 1994) Pink makeup robe with white silhouette embroidery. Worn in the scene where Hepburn is dressing for the dinner with her once actor an

(TV Film, 1986) Sketch of Katharine Hepburn as "Margaret Delafield" wearing a pale pink opera dress. Accomplished in ink and watercolor ...

Sketch of Glynis Johns in character for this Broadway production of "A Little Night Music", wearing a period gown with three low-handing n...

Sketch of Julie Harris as "Amanda" for this Broadway production of "The Glass Menagerie", wearing a loose-fitting ankle-length g...

(TV Film, 1965) Sketch of Fontanne as "Fanny Holmes" wearing a period fur-trimmed red evening dress. Accomplished in ink and watercolor ...

(TV Film, 1988) Black wool wide-brimmed flop hat, worn by Hepburn in the title role.