A Celebration of Popular Culture by Van Eaton Galleries

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From bone-chilling horror to mind-bending science fiction, and white-knuckle suspense to heartbreaking drama, this eclectic collection contains production items, promotional pieces, and commercial tie-ins from some of the most compelling films of all time. These movies, studios, and personalities helped shape the motion picture industry and the viewers who grew up watching them.

1. The Mummy’s Curse Insert Poster. (Universal, 1944/R-51) A vintage 1951 reissue insert poster for The Mummy’s Curse, the fifth installment of the Universal Classic mummy franchise. This was Lon Chaney Jr.’s third film portraying the mummy Kharis. Measuring 36”x14”, the poster is in fair condition with expected edge-wear from age and use, including a number of small tears along the edges. The poster has a few faint crease marks from prior folding. There is some surface wear and pinholes at the corners. $1,200-$1,500 6

2. Creature from the Black Lagoon Insert Poster. (Universal, 1954) A rare original insert poster for Creature from the Black Lagoon, one of the classic 1950s horror films. This 36”x14” poster is a musthave for any poster collector or fan of the film. The condition is very good with some surface wear from age. The poster has received some professional restoration, including the smoothing of prior fold-marks and the repair of a tear on the right side. $6,000-$7,000

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3. Creature from the Black Lagoon One Sheet Poster. (Universal, 1954) An extremely rare original one sheet poster for Creature from the Black Lagoon. Considered one of the greatest monster films of all time, this was Universal’s re-entry into the genre. The result was an absolute masterpiece, and the Gill-man proved popular enough to star in several sequels and still remains a classic monster to this day. Offered here is the highly desirable one sheet for this iconic film, featuring artwork by Albert Kallis. Measuring 41”x27.25”, poster is in very good condition with some edge and surface wear, including minor scuffing. The poster has been professionally linen-backed for its preservation. $20,000-$30,000 7

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5. Set of (3) Creature from the Black Lagoon Belt Buckles. (Universal, c.2000s) A collection of (3) production samples for character belt buckles depicting the iconic film monster, the Gill-man, from Universal Pictures’ Creature from the Black Lagoon. Created by the clothing brand Rock Rebel, these metal buckles come in three finishes of black, mat silver, and chrome, and contain a molded Universal Monsters logo inside. The buckles measure approximately 4”x3”, and the condition is very fine with minor surface wear. $100-$200 4. Creature from the Black Lagoon Gill-man Signed Photo. (Universal, 1954/98) A signed restrike photograph of the Gill-man from Creature from the Black Lagoon. The gelatin silver photograph has been inscribed, signed, and dated in blue felt pen at upper left, “Aloha Gary – Welcome to my ‘Black Lagoon.’ Ben Chapman Honolulu 4-5-98.” The photo is accompanied by a printed letter signed in blue felt pen by Chapman clarifying that he was the sole actor portraying the Creature during the film, save for a few stunt sequences, and the only person to appear as Gill-man in publicity material. His assertions are substantiated by an included photocopy of Chapman’s original Screen Actors Guild contract with Universal Pictures for the film, which he has additionally hand-signed in blue felt pen. The photo measures 9”x7” visible through a 15.25”x13.25” frame, the letter measures 14”x8.5”, and the copy contract is 13”x8.5”. The documents have been folded in half horizontally. All items are in fine condition. $100-$200

6. Set of (4) Universal Pictures Monster Drinking Glasses. (Anchor-Hocking, 1963) A rare set of (4) drinking glasses featuring Universal Pictures monsters that were manufactured by Anchor-Hocking. A premium given away at gas stations, the set includes Frankenstein’s monster, the Mummy, Wolfman, and the Creature from the Black Lagoon. Notably, Dracula was left out of the line as a contemporaneous lawsuit over rights to Bela Lugosi’s likeness prevented Universal from producing marketing material with his image. Among the most coveted Universal Monsters products of the era, well-preserved complete sets of the Anchor Hocking glasses are difficult to find. Each measures approximately 6.75” tall x 2.75” in diameter. The glasses are in fine condition, exhibiting only minor wear. $100-$200 8

7. Superman’s Dilemma Original Cel. (Columbia, 1948) A cel from Chapter 11 of the theatrical serial Superman’s Dilemma. In order to create the appearance of Superman in flight, the character was cel animated when in the air. This cel depicts a distant shot of Superman hovering over a xeroxed background of Metropolis. The image of Superman is approximately 1” tall on the 10”x12.5” cel, which rests on the 11”x17” reproduction background. The condition is good, with some creasing to the upper left of the cel and some edge-wear. There have been some minor touch-ups to the paint. $400-$600

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8. Marx Superman Turnover Tank in Box. (Marx, 1940s) A very rare tin-litho Superman Turnover Tank toy by Marx Toys. This is the earlier 1940s version of this toy, featuring war-based imagery on the box while later 1950s versions of the toy featured Superman-specific imagery. This is the mostly silver-luster version of the toy with a blue top, and the toy was also produced in gold and green varieties. The wind-up tin-litho toy still functions, and depicts Superman showing his magnificent strength by lifting the moving tank. The tank measures 4” long and 2.5” tall. It is in very good condition with smalls scuffs and color wear throughout from use. The original box is included, which is very difficult to find, and is in very good condition with a few creases and small tears. $1,000-$1,500

9. LineMar Superman Tank Toy with Box. (LineMar, 1958) An extremely rare functioning Superman Tank toy by LineMar, a subsidiary of Marx Toys. The Man of Steel, depicted here in tin-litho, shows his enormous strength by lifting the battery-operated tank which moves forward and backward. The original box is included with great illustrated imagery and depictions of the toy’s functionality. The toy measures approximately 11” long from the back of the tank to Superman’s feet. It is in very good condition with minor surface wear from use including some spots of fraying to the seldom-included cape. There is some factory paint touch-ups to the front corner of the tank’s body. The box is in very good condition with a few creases and surface wear. $2,000-$3,000 9

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10. Superman Krypton Rocket Water Propulsion Toy-Blue. (Park Plastics, 1956) A blue water propulsion rocket toy titled “Krypton Rocket.” The toy is based on the Kryptonian Rocket of Superman lore that once carried the infant Kal-El (Superman) from his home planet of Krypton to Earth in order to avoid the planet’s destruction. The toy uses the “real jet propulsion principle” that uses water as fuel to launch the rocket up to 100 feet in the air. Included within the original box is the rocket, reserve fuel tank, and a Krypton generating pump. The rocket measures 5.75” tall and the box measures 9”x9”. The toy is in good condition with some water residue inside the rocket from use, and a detached lid and small tears to the box. $400-$600

11. Superman Krypton Rocket Water Propulsion Toy-Red. (Park Plastics, 1956) A red water propulsion rocket toy titled “Krypton Rocket.” The toy is based on the Kryptonian Rocket of Superman lore that once carried the infant Kal-El (Superman) from his home planet of Krypton to Earth in order to avoid the planet’s destruction. The toy uses the “real jet propulsion principle” that uses water as fuel to launch the rocket up to 100 feet in the air. Included within the original box is the rocket, reserve fuel tank, and a Krypton generating pump. The rocket measures 5.75” tall and the box measures 9”x9”. The toy is in very good condition with some scuffs to the rocket and pump from use, and minor creases and small tears to the box. $400-$600 10

12. Forbidden Planet Insert Poster. (MGM, 1956) An original insert poster for the science fiction classic Forbidden Planet. Considered one of the great sci-fi films of the 1950s, Forbidden Planet marked the original appearance of Robby the Robot, one of the first robots in film with a personality. Measuring 36”x14.25”, the insert is in very good condition. The poster has been restored, including the smoothing of prior fold-marks and the repair of a tear on the right side. There is some bending at the upper-right corner. $4,000-$6,000

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13. The Invisible Boy One Sheet Poster. (MGM, 1957) An original one sheet poster for The Invisible Boy, starring Robby the Robot. This black and white science fiction film was the second appearance of Robby the Robot following his iconic performance in Forbidden Planet. Measuring approximately 27”x41”, the poster is in fair condition with minor wear to the edges and to the original fold lines. There are two thin 3” to 4.5” tears near the fold lines along the right-edge. $600-$800 11

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14. The Amazing Colossal Man One Sheet Poster. (Malibu Productions, 1957) An original one sheet poster for the science fiction classic, The Amazing Colossal Man. Featuring the artwork of Albert Kallis, the poster measures 41â&#x20AC;?x27â&#x20AC;? and is in good condition with typical wear along the fold lines, including slight separation at the junctures. There are moderate to heavy pinholes at the corners reinforced by paper tape to the reverse, a tear along the top edge with minor paper loss, as well as another tear on the right side which has been repaired. There is some discoloration at the upper left and lower right corners. $800-$1,000 12

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15. The Blob Insert Poster. (Paramount, 1958) An original insert poster for The Blob. A classic of 1950s sci-fi, this film marked Steve McQueen’s first leading role, and has been widely parodied and referenced in pop culture. Measuring 36”x14.25”, the insert is in fair to good condition with some edgewear from age. There is also some surface wear, as well as multiple staple marks at the upper corners and down the center. The poster was previously folded and has two horizontal crease marks. $300-$500

16. Visit to a Small Planet Insert Poster. (Paramount, 1960) An original insert poster for Visit to a Small Planet. The film is based in part on Gore Vidal’s Tony-winning play of the same name, and stars comedian Jerry Lewis as an alien visiting Earth. Measuring 36”x14”, the insert is in very good condition with some surface and edge-wear from age. $400-$600

17. Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Insert Poster. (Windsor Prod., 1961) An original insert poster for Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. The first of the Irwin Allen disaster films, the story was inspired by the maiden voyage of the first nuclear submarine three years earlier, as well as the first descent into the deepest part of the Marianas Trench, which is featured in the film. The success of the movie paved the way for the 1964 television series of the same name, which was produced alongside Allen’s other sci-fi series, Lost in Space and The Time Tunnel. Measuring 36”x14”, the insert is in good condition with some edge wear, including a few small tears and creasing. There are a few spots of discoloration to the surface. $200-$400

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18. Desperate Journey Original Title Background Artwork. (Warner Bros., 1942) An original hand-painted title background for Desperate Journey. This artwork appears behind the opening credit sequence of the Raoul Walsh-directed wartime thriller starring Errol Flynn and Ronald Reagan, illustrating the protagonists’ flight from their Nazi captors. The background has been framed with an acetate overlay of the film’s title art, recreating the main title credit as seen on screen. Title backgrounds are among the rarest of all vintage production artifacts, as in many cases only a single background was created for an entire credit sequence. The artwork has an image size of 18.5”x26” within its 23.5”x35” frame. The piece is in very good condition. $1,000-$2,000

19. Behave Yourself! Producer’s Credit Title Art. (RKO, 1951) An original producer’s credit opening title artwork for the Shelley Winters organized crime comedy, Behave Yourself!. The card is hand-painted “A Wald-Krasna Production” over a large photographic background featuring images of Farley Granger and the alluring Winters in a pose designed by Alberto Vargas. During the film’s opening title sequence, an establishing shot shows a matte painting of the RKO Radio Pictures studio sign with the film’s first three title cards in frames below it a la coming attractions. The camera then focuses in on a single frame and the credit cards are alternated with each shot, creating the illusion of the camera panning over an impossibly long series of frames. This title was created for this opening sequence, but was ultimately unused. The credit retains alignment pencil notation in the blank margins. Measuring 20”x26.5”, the piece is in very good condition with some smudges and scuffs in the image, darkening at extremities, and edge and corner wear. $800-$1,000 14

20. River of No Return Otto Preminger Title Credit Board. (20th Century Fox, 1954) An original hand-carved wooden board used for Otto Preminger’s director credit in the opening title sequence of River of No Return. For this Pacific Northwest adventure starring Marilyn Monroe and Robert Mitchum, Pacific Title created the entire credit sequence from hand-carved wooden boards rusticized to appear axe-hewn. When director Otto Preminger was asked about his experience making the film, his only collaboration with Marilyn, he was reported to have remarked, “She had no talent as an actress, but she had one thing the camera gets.” Measuring 15”x41”, the title board is in very good condition with only minimal wear. $3,000-$5,000

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21. “Les Miserables” Window Card. (20th Century Fox, 1952) A rare window card from Les Miserables starring Michael Rennie, Debra Paget, Robert Newton, and Edmund Gwenn. Printed on cardstock, the window card measures 22”x14”. The condition is fair with a few creases throughout, a tear at the bottom-right corner, and general surface and edge wear from use. $100-$200

22. Rebel Without a Cause Spanish Poster. (Warner Bros., 1955/ R-64) A Spanish one sheet poster for Rebel Without a Cause starring James Dean and Natalie Wood. Depicting a large dynamic image of Dean and the Spanish title “Rebelde sin Causa,” the poster measures 39”x27.5”. It is in good condition with some creases and surface wear. The poster has been professionally linen-backed for its preservation. $1,000-$2,000

23. The Hunchback of Notre Dame Insert Poster. (Allied Artists Pictures, 1956) An original insert movie poster for the 1956 version of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Notably, this was the first version of the film to be produced in color. Measuring 36”x14”, the poster is in very good condition with some edge-wear, including a couple of small tears and some spots of discoloration. The insert has been previously folded, and crease lines are visible. $200-$400

24. The Man Who Knew Too Much Window Card. (Paramount, 1956) An original window card for Alfred Hitchcock’s The Man Who Knew Too Much. This cardstock display was used by theaters to promote the James Stewart and Doris Day suspense thriller during its original release. Measuring 22”x14”, it is in good condition with a horizontal crease near the top, some yellowing from age, and the original starting date hand-written along the top. $300-$500

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25. Harper Goff’s The Vikings Film Effects Research Packet. (United Artists, 1957) An informational folder titled “Special Film Effects” that belonged to Disney Legend Harper Goff. The packet was used during the production of The Vikings. Information within the folder details previous projects, a pair of reports on the available props for The Vikings, hand-drawn images of the available prop styles, and details on the larger effects equipment offered by the company with photographs included. Measuring 14”x10.25”, the folder and the majority of the contents are in good condition, with a few pieces rating just fair. There is warping to the folder throughout from moisture exposure, and some discoloration and spots of mold wear to the pages within from moisture damage. There is also some creasing and edgewear to the pages within. $100-$200

27. Set of (3) The Vikings Harper Goff Reference Binders. (United Artists, 1958) A set of (3) reference binders for The Vikings from the collection of Harper Goff. The binders contain photographs and photostatic prints of reference drawings, as well as other paper goods such as newspapers and promotional materials. Also included is an original typewritten letter from Kirk Douglas to Harper Goff. Douglas signed the letter in ink. Measuring 12.5”x16.5” each, the three binders contain (38) double-sided pages total. The condition is good with some expected wear from age and use, including some edgewear on the binders and discoloration along the edges of the pages. There is some peeling to the thin plastic protective covers on some of the pages. $400-$600

26. Collection of (72) Harper Goff The Vikings Documents. (United Artists, c.1956) A large collection of (72) documents that once belonged to Disney Legend Harper Goff while he was working on the feature film, The Vikings. The documents relate to the production of the film, such as purchases made, builder warnings concerning safety due to the weight of the dragonheads, and concerns regarding the difficulty of ship building, among many other subjects. The documents measure between 6.75”x5.75” and 11”x8.5” and are in fair condition overall with some folds and creasing as well as general wear from use. A few of the pages have the word “copy” stamped on them in red. $100-$200

28. Kirk Douglas Typed Letter Signed to Agent Charles Feldman. (Douglas, 1958) An original typed letter from Kirk Douglas to movie producer and super-agent Charles Feldman. Dated February 10, 1958, the 1-page letter is typed on “Kirk Douglas” personal letterhead stationery and signed at the bottom right in blue ink, “Kirk.” Feldman and his company, Famous Artists Associates, represented Kirk Douglas for years. Here the actor writes Feldman to inform him that he is withdrawing from their business arrangement and switching to Famous Artist’s competitor, MCA. Douglas writes in part, “It has been about twelve years since I first came to this sinful city, and in all that time no other agency has ever represented me... Maybe I am a difficult client and it is possible, as some people seem to think, that I am too demanding. But I have decided... to make a change.” The letter is ink stamped “Received Feb 12 1958” at upper right. Originally from Feldman’s files, the letter (and original transmittal envelope) is stapled to a 1-page inter-office memoranda from Famous Artists employee Harry Sokolov to Feldman dated March 11, 1957 regarding a contract Douglas submitted to the agency that would release him from financial obligations regarding the films Indian Fighter, Paths of Glory, Man Without a Star, and The Vikings. Also attached is a carbon copy of a typed 2-page letter from Feldman to Douglas dated March 26, 1957. The letter measures 10.25”x7.25”; all other documents are 11”x8.5”. The pieces are in generally very good condition, exhibiting file punch holes, corner creasing, edge rolling, and general handling. $400-$600 17

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29. Gilda Studio-Issued Reproduction One Sheet Poster. (Columbia, c.1989) A very rare studio-issued archival cibachrome reproduction of the classic one sheet Gilda poster that was created specifically for Columbia Pictures at the time of their acquisition by Sony. This poster comes from the collection of renowned illustrator Peter Green, who partnered with Sony to reproduce just a select few of the classic Columbia Pictures film posters to use as decoration at Sony in celebration of their new acquisition of Columbia Pictures. Green was sent original vintage posters directly from the studio’s collection to use in creating the very few posters such as this, which were only created for studio use, with the exception of this one poster, which Green was allowed to retain from the project. Original one sheets for Gilda are among the most sought-after posters from the Golden Age of Hollywood, with a Gilda poster such as this from such a unique point in cinema history being exceptionally rare. Measuring 42”x28.75” within its gorgeous blue frame chosen to match Rita Hayworth’s dress, the poster is in very fine condition with minor frame wear. $1,000-$2,000

30. “Color By Technicolor” Original Title Artwork. (Technicolor, c.1950s) An original Technicolor title constructed of handpainted paste-up elements affixed to glass for use in the opening credit sequences of color films. Technicolor was one of the first and most widely adopted color film processes utilized by the motion picture industry. It was in wide use from the late 1930s through the mid-1950s, with the final Technicolor film being The Godfather Part II in 1974. The artwork has a display size of 18.25”x28.5” visible through the 23.25”x33.5” frame. It is in fine condition with minimal wear. $1,000-$2,000 18

31. 20th Century Fox CinemaScope “The End” Title Artwork. (20th Century Fox, 1950s) An original “The End” hand-painted artwork on glass that was used for 20th Century-Fox films shot in CinemaScope. Fox was the earliest adopter of the CinemaScope wide-screen format. The period epic The Robe and the Marilyn Monroe comedy How to Marry a Millionaire were among the first CinemaScope productions to hit theaters, both showcasing the incredible potential of the process. The once boundary-breaking technology fell into decline in the 1960s as more flexible and less expensive anamorphic processes were developed. Fox shot its last CinemaScope films, In Like Flint and Caprice, in 1967. The artwork has a display size of 17”x27.5” visible through its 23.75”x34” frame. The hand-painted title is in good condition, with some flaking and chipping of the paint from age, that does not affect its legibility or wonderful display. $3,000-$5,000

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32. Columbia Pictures Glass Paperweight. (Columbia, c.1980s) A glass paperweight offered as a thank you gift by Columbia Pictures. The paperweight comes from the collection of Bill Wallen, who contributed to the promotional campaigns of such popular Columbia films as A League of Their Own, Murder by Death, and Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Measuring 3.75” in diameter and 1.25” thick, the paperweight is in very fine condition with minor handling wear. $100-$200

33. Ben-Hur Original Naval Battle Schematic Drawing. (MGM, 1959) A large original schematic drawing for the iconic “Ramming Speed” scene in the Oscar-winning epic, Ben-Hur. Accomplished in pencil on MGM’s Art Department vellum stock, the drawing depicts a bird’s eye view of the moment when the pirate galley rams the Roman galley. Hand-titled “’Spar Deck Plan’ Ramming Sequence Showing Approx. Depth of Penetration,” the drawing was executed by “Donald” (likely Academy Award-winning visual effects artist R.A. MacDonald) for art director Edward Carfagno. There are numerous hand-annotations throughout the diagram as well as the stamp “1724-51.” Ben-Hur represented a staggering achievement in both special and miniature effects, virtually sweeping the technical categories at the 1960 Oscars. Along with the climactic chariot race, the “Ramming Speed” scene ranks among the most suspenseful and memorable elements of the film. Measuring 29.5”x41.25”, the schematic is in good condition, being irregularly folded and exhibiting minor separation at fold junctures. There are several creases throughout, top left corner loss, small edge tears, and staining in the blank area at bottom center from production use. $300-$500

34. Have Rocket, Will Travel Insert Poster. (Columbia, 1959) An original insert poster for The Three Stooges feature, Have Rocket, Will Travel. The film was billed as the trio’s first feature and was the first screen appearance of Joe “Curly Joe” DeRita. Measuring 36”x14”, the insert is in fair condition with some tearing at the lower left corner, and nail holes from its original display around the edges. There is also some wear along the fold lines, including minor tearing at the edges. $400-$600 19

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35. Ocean’s 11 One-Sheet Poster. (Warner Bros., 1960) An original one sheet poster for the 1960 version of Ocean’s 11, starring Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., and Dean Martin. This film served as inspiration for the popular modern Ocean’s films of the early to mid 2000s. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster is in good condition with some spots of minor creasing. The poster has been professionally linen-backed for its preservation. $200-$400 20

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36. Darby O’Gill and the Little People Phadrig Oge Coat. (Disney, 1959) A tailcoat worn by Jack MacGowran as leprechaun Phadrig Oge in the Walt Disney Celtic fantasy film, Darby O’Gill and the Little People. The textured tan wool tailcoat features a notched collar, ornamental self-cover buttons at either side of the front opening and in back above the tail vent, gray fabric lining, and an interior breast pocket. The garment retains an internal Western Costume bias label typed, “2777-1 Jack McGowran.” An adjutant of Brian, King of the Leprechauns (Jimmy O’Dea), Phadrig Oge wears this distinctive tailcoat throughout the film and is depicted in it on the original U.S. one sheet poster. The piece is in very good condition, exhibiting only minor spot rubbing and pilling overall. $800-$1,000

37. One-Eyed Jacks Set Design Artwork. (Paramount, 1961) An original scene concept painting for the off-beat Western One-Eyed Jacks, directed by Marlon Brando. Accomplished in pencil and watercolor on watercolor paper, the artwork is tipped to illustration board. The piece retains a studio ink stamp at lower right with “M Johnson” (J. McMillan Johnson) handwritten into the Art Director field and “R Ayres” (Robert Temple Ayres) in the Illustrated By box. It is additionally signed by Ayres, also lower right. A typed caption is affixed to the board below the artwork, “One Eyed Jacks-Int. Bar Mexican Town.” and it is marked in black grease pencil, “Void.” Cinematographer Charles Lang’s interesting compositions earned him an Academy Award nomination for his work on the film, and this scene concept painting teems with drama. The artwork measures 12”x20.5” visible through 30”x22” frame and is in very good condition. $500-$700 21

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39. The Disorderly Orderly Production Design Art. (Paramount, 1964) An original production design painting for the Jerry Lewis comedy film, The Disorderly Orderly. The piece is captioned below the artwork at lower right, “’The Disorderly Orderly’ Ext. Sanitorium” and depicts the main setting of the film, Greystone Sanitarium and Hospital, where Jerome Littlefield (Lewis) works and wackiness ensues. Accomplished in gouache on heavy stock art paper, the painting measures 10.25”x21.75” and is mounted to illustration board within an 18”x28” mat. The artwork is in fine condition with only minor wear. The mat exhibits some scuffs and smudges. $1,000-$2,000

38. Signed To Trap a Spy Insert Poster. (MGM, 1964) An original insert poster for To Trap a Spy, the feature-length film version of the television pilot for The Man from U.N.C.L.E. The insert is signed by Robert Vaughn, who starred in both the film and television show as Napoleon Solo. Measuring 36”x14”, the insert is in very good condition with some edge-wear, particularly along the top edge and corners. There are also some spots of discoloration to the surface. Vaughn’s signature has been personalized “To Dave from Napoleon Solo” and is at the upper center of the poster. $300-$500 22

40. Set of (6) Night of the Living Dead Meat Hooks. (Continental, 1968) A collection of (6) meat hooks used in the horror film Night of the Living Dead. Known for redefining the use of the word “zombie” into the reanimated corpse we know today, Romero’s first film of six in The Dead series is a cult classic. These meat hooks are used by the zombie-hunting posse to aid in their disposal of corpses. Composed of wood and metal, the hooks range in size from 5” to 10.5”. They are in very good condition with expected wear from use. $600-$800

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41. Collection of (16) Wonkamobile Concept Drawings. (Paramount, c.1969) A collection of (16) original concept drawings by Harper Goff from his time as Art Director on the feature film Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory. The drawings are Goff’s early concepts for the Wonkamobile and depict various angles and features of the vehicle. The drawings are all original and created in ink or pencil on vellum, except for one concept which is a hand-colored brownline print with ink enhancements. The concepts vary in size, but most measure approximately 16”x23”. The condition is fair, with some moisture staining, tears along the edges, and general handling wear from use. These scarcely seen concepts provide a fantastic look into the creation of this iconic film. $6,000-$8,000

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42. Young Frankenstein Title Artwork. (20th Century Fox, 1974) An original painting used in the opening title sequence for the iconic Mel Brooks comedy horror film, Young Frankenstein. In an effort to pay tribute to the 1930s version of Frankenstein, the film was shot in black and white and used an older style of hand-painted titles on glass. This artwork features the name Kenneth Mars, who played Inspector Kemp in the film. The title is painted in acrylic on glass over a reproduction printed background. The artwork has a display size of 17.5”x27.5” within its 23.75”x33.75” frame. It is in very good condition with minor wear and some discoloration to the acrylic paint from age. $2,000-$4,000

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43. Arnold Schwarzenegger Film Poster Concept Painting. (Green, c.1970s) An original painting by renowned illustrator Peter Green, created as a concept for a proposed Arnold Schwarzenegger film in the 1970s. According to Green, the film was to be based on the old coal miner song “Big Bad John,” and the original painting, depicting Schwarzenegger holding a pickaxe, was used to pitch the film concept. Accomplished in oils on a canvas wrapped frame, the painting measures 24”x18”. The condition is fair, with moderate paint wear from contact with another painting. $300-$500

45. Steve McQueen Enemy of the People Period Suit. (Warner Bros., 1978) A vintage period suit worn by Steve McQueen as Dr. Thomas Stockmann in An Enemy of the People. Constructed of charcoal wool, the suit is marked in the right sleeve with Western Costume notation and size 42R. The matching trousers have cuffed legs, side welt pockets, and button and hook and eye front closure. They retain an internal Western Costume bias label typed, “24101-1 Steve McQueen Waist 36.” McQueen threw all of his star power behind the project, even touring with the film to lecture at universities. The suit remains in very good condition. The lining of the jacket exhibits some shattering, most pronounced at arm openings. The pants and jacket both exhibit a few internal tears and small threadbare areas. $3,000-$5,000

44. Steve McQueen Painting by Robert Tanenbaum. (Unknown, c.1970s) An original painting by poster artist Robert Tanenbaum for a Steve McQueen film. This artwork is believed to have been created for an unused Steve McQueen film poster and is accomplished in acrylic and pencil on art board. The image measures 15”x9.5” on the 17”x15” board, and the painting is in very good condition with minor discoloration around the edge of the image. Tanenbaum signed the lowerright. $600-$800

46. Lemmon & Matthau “Baby Jane” Caricature Drawing. (MGM, 1981) An original drawing by renowned illustrator Peter Green depicting actors Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau. This drawing was created by Green in a series of caricatures depicting Lemmon and Matthau as famous film duos. The series was used to promote Lemmon and Matthau’s comedy film Buddy Buddy. In this drawing, Lemmon and Matthau are shown as Joan Crawford and Bette Davis in the film What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?. Accomplished in charcoal on art paper, the drawing has an image size of 22”x17.5” and is mounted to a 26.5”x19.5” sheet of foamcore. The condition is very good with little handling wear. $500-$700 25

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Men want to be him, and women want to be with him. He is 007, Britain’s #1 super spy. First penned in 1953 by Ian Fleming in his debut novel “Casino Royale,” James Bond would eventually span into comics, radio, television, and of course, the popular theatrical films. Full of some of the most impressive and admired tech gadgets and film cars of all time, the series has also led to some of the greatest themed toys to come out of the ‘60s and ‘70s. This selection features original promotional pieces and rare vintage commercial items no Bond collection is complete without.

47. James Bond 007 Foreign 3-Sheet Poster. (United Artists, 1970) A large poster used in foreign markets for the 1970s re-releases of the James Bond films. The poster includes a blank space at the bottom where theaters could add the name of the film they were showing, thus allowing the poster to be used for any James Bond feature. Measuring 77”x41”, the poster is in fair condition with moderate wear along the fold-lines, including multiple small tears at the intersection. In the upper left, there is discoloration along the fold, as well as several punctures and tears. There is some edge-wear. $300-$500 26

48. James Bond 007 Diamonds are Forever Insert Poster. (United Artists, 1971) An original insert poster for the James Bond film Diamonds are Forever. This film marked Sean Connery’s last turn as 007, returning after George Lazenby briefly played the role. Measuring 36”x14”, the insert is in very good condition with some edge-wear and spots of creasing throughout. $200-$400

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49. James Bond 007 Live and Let Die Poster. (United Artists, 1973) A poster for the James Bond feature film Live and Let Die. This is the version of the poster that was distributed in the Western Hemisphere. Producers Albert R. “Cubby” Broccoli and Harry Saltzman argued over which of them should get first billing on promotional material for the film. A compromise was struck whereby Broccoli would be listed first on posters distributed in the Western Hemisphere, and Saltzman, the Eastern half of the globe. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster is in poor condition with heavy wear along the fold lines. There is some tearing along the folds, as well as surface wear from repeated folding, and spots of discoloration toward the edges. The corners have puncture marks from previous use. $200-$400

50. James Bond 007 Moonraker One Sheet Poster. (United Artists, 1979) An original one sheet poster for the James Bond film Moonraker, starring Roger Moore. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster is in fair to good condition with some spots of creasing and bending along the edge at the lower right at left. There are also small tears along the edge and wear along the fold-lines, particularly at the junctures. $200-$400

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51. James Bond 007 Aston Martin DB5 Corgi Die-Cast Model. (Corgi, 1965) A stunning die-cast model of James Bond’s iconic Aston Martin DB5 as seen in the film Goldfinger. Special effects artist John Stears convinced Aston Martin to allow the studio to debut the DB5 prototype in the film, and it was modified with weapons and gadgets, as represented by the ejector seat, rear bullet screen, and retractable machine guns seen in this model. The vehicle would subsequently become one of the most famous film cars of all time. The model comes with the box, inner cardboard display, instructions, two villain pieces to eject, and the small 007 Corgi fabric patch. The model measures 4” long and is in very good condition with minor paint wear. $400-$600 52. James Bond 007 Goldfinger Cap Pistol in Box. (Lone Star, 1965) A 100 shot repeater cap pistol toy based on James Bond’s weapon in Goldfinger. Composed of die cast metal with a gold plastic handle, the pistol comes with a plastic “silencer” attachment. This is the first issue version of the pistol, with box art depicting Sean Connery as Bond, while later issues would picture a more generic looking Bond. Measuring 6.25” long without the silencer, the pistol is in very fine condition with a clean cap compartment. There are minor scuffs at the tip of the pistol and trigger. The original box is included. $400-$600

53. Set of (5) James Bond 007 Men’s Accessories. (Marvin Glass, 1965) An extremely rare boxed set of (5) men’s accessories created by Marvin Glass that are based on James Bond. The suave and intrigue of James Bond is wonderfully represented here through these “007” marked accessories. The collection includes a 0.5” wide tie tack, pair of 0.8” wide cufflinks, 1.25” long tie bar, and a 8.25” long chrome link bracelet. The set comes in three black textured cardboard boxes featuring lids with gold letters with the “James Bond” name and “007” logo in gold at the lower right corners. The items are all near mint and unused. Boxes are in very fine condition. $400-$600 28

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54. James Bond 007 Spy Watch. (Gilbert, 1965) A very rare James Bond watch by Gilbert. The watch has “secret sighting lenses” that retract and pivot from above and below the 007 logo. One lens has crosshairs for targeting, while the other acts as a minifier. There is a rotating disk around the watch face that lists world locations so the time can be set for a specific place. While the time can still be manually adjusted, the watch appears to be overwound and will likely need servicing for full functionality. It comes in its original case with cardboard stand, and the striped watch band is original. The watch body measures approximately 1.5”x2.5” and the band measures 7.5” long. The condition is very good with minor surface wear to the watch and small scuffs to the case. $500-$700

55. James Bond 007 Special Agent Presentation Set. (Lone Star, 1965) A 5-piece James Bond play kit by Lone Star. Comprised of several popular toys in Lone Star’s James Bond product line, this kit contains the pistol, silencer, 007 badge, clip-on holster, and handcuffs. The kit comes in its original box with die-cut illustrated lid. The box measures 7.5”x16.75” and 2.25” thick. The condition is very good with some surface wear and creases to the box from use. $500-$700

56. James Bond “007” Logo Radio. (Vanity Fair, 1977) A very rare AM radio in the shape of James Bond’s agent code number, 007. The radio was released by Vanity Fair to promote the newest James Bond film, The Spy who Loved Me, starring Roger Moore as Bond. An illustrated depiction of Moore is featured on the original box, and the radio reads “James Bond” both on the silver body and on the station dial. The 9v battery-operated radio is fully functional with dials for volume and station control and includes the instructional sheet and box. Measuring 3.5”x9” and 3” deep, the radio is in very fine working condition with minor edge wear. $700-$900 29

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The original summer blockbuster, Steven Spielberg’s Jaws has graphically instructed generations of film fans that it’s never safe to go back in the water. Released in 1976, the film still resonates with audiences for its incredible ability to tap into primal human fears. Offered here are a few pieces that celebrate this historic film.

57. Jaws Rexford Metz Underwater Camera Equipment. (Universal, 1975) A collection of underwater camera equipment used by cinematographer Rexford Metz to shoot underwater sequences in Jaws. The collection includes a Western Master II light meter, a HydroFlex underwater light meter case, and a HydroFlex underwater camera housing. The light meter consists of a black metal body with a dial and windowed meter gauge to measure lighting conditions for correct film exposure. The back has a hinged plastic screen that flips down to uncover a honeycomb glass light sensor for low light situations. A model 735, the device is serial number “92633331.” The meter is housed in a fitted leather case with attached nylon lanyard. The underwater light meter case is constructed of metal base with side clasp locks and a bubbled plexiglass face with spring-backed buttons. The case retains a metal serial number plaque stamped, “1433.” The camera case is metal with a molded pistol grip, spring backed button, plexiglass portholes on either side, and a clasp locking lid. It retains a metal serial number plaque stamped, “1024”. This equipment was used in capturing some of the most heart-stopping suspense scenes in the history of motion pictures. Ranging in size from 4”x2.5” and 1” deep to 7”x4.75” and 3.25” deep, the pieces are in very good condition and exhibit only minor age and production wear. $500-$700 30

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58. Richard Dreyfuss Prop Fins from Jaws. (Universal, 1975) A pair of diving fins used by Richard Dreyfuss in his role as Matt Hooper in Jaws. These incredible props come from the personal collection of renowned Jaws expert and film historian, Chris Kiszka. A letter of authenticity from Kiszka will be included with this lot. Measuring approximately 18.5” in length, the fins have adjustable straps and are designed to be one size fits all. The condition is very good with minimal wear, including some light surface wear and a crack near the opening of one of the fins. $700-$1,000

59. Jaws Cast and Crew T-Shirt. (Universal, 1975) A t-shirt created for the cast and crew of the classic thriller, Jaws. These shirts were given exclusively to those affiliated with the project and feature the film’s title and the menacing shark on the chest. There is no indicated size, but the shirt appears to be a men’s XL. The condition is very good with little wear. $200-$400

60. The Game of Jaws. (Ideal, 1975) A vintage The Game of Jaws game manufactured by Ideal. The game consists of a hard-plastic shark, a gaff hook, 13 molded plastic pieces of “junk,” rubber bands, a set of teeth, a lower jaw, and paper labels. Similar to Operation, the object of the game is to use the gaff hook to remove junk from the shark’s mouth without triggering the jaws to snap shut. The game is still sealed within the original factory cardboard box packaging. The box has been encapsulated in an acrylic display case by the Action Figure Authority, which measures 8.75”x16.5” and 7.75” deep. The case retains a AFA grade label, rating the game 80 or Near Mint. The display case is unmarred. $100-$200 31

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Star Wars forever changed the way that movies are made and marketed, and the films spawned the most influential franchise in pop culture history. With over a dozen new properties in the pipeline, the Star Wars Saga shows no signs of stopping. The force is strong with this selection of promotional items, commercial props, and other rare pieces from the movies that started it all.

61. Star Wars Style-A Version 2 One Sheet Poster. (20th Century Fox, 1977) An original one sheet Style-A Version 2 poster for Star Wars. As one of the most recognizable posters of all time, authentic Style-A one sheets from Star Wars are highly prized by collectors. Different from the “Version 1” printing, the bottom right corner of the Version 2 poster features the NSS number “77/21” with the film’s title written below it in an interesting type. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster is in fair condition with some minor edge-wear and moderate wear along the fold-lines. There are a few minor creases throughout, including a spot near the bottom where the poster was misfolded. There is some residue at the bottom center. $1,000-$1,500 32

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62. Set of (4) Bob Seidemann Signed Star Wars Posters. (20th Century Fox, 1977) A collection of (4) Star Wars posters signed by legendary photographer Bob Seidemann. The posters feature Luke, Leia, Darth Vader, and C-3PO with R2-D2. Measuring 28”x20”, the posters are in good condition with some edge-wear, and a few spots of bending and minor surface wear. $500-$700

63. “The Star Wars Portfolio” Ralph McQuarrie Print Set. (Ballantine, 1977) A very rare complete first edition print set titled “The Star Wars Portfolio.” Containing (21) high-quality prints representing the original concept paintings by Ralph McQuarrie, this highly sought-after set includes McQuarrie’s stunning artwork which served as inspiration for the sets and costumes of the original Star Wars. Each print measures 11”x14”. The condition is good overall, with minor handling wear to the prints, and small spots of bending on the edges of the cover sheet. There are a several creases and some edge and surface wear to the portfolio cover. $500-$700

64. Pair of Star Wars Programs. (20th Century Fox, 1977) A screening program and a souvenir program from the original release of Star Wars-Episode IV: A New Hope. The souvenir program contains 18-pages of cast, crew, and character bios, behind the scenes information, and exciting production images. This example, with its glossy cover and tan interior highlights, is from the rare first printing. The screening program measures 11”x8.5” and the souvenir program is 9”x11.5”. Both are in good condition. The screening program exhibits some surface loss and spidering at edges, tape residue with minor surface loss at all for corners of the reverse, and general handling wear. The souvenir program exhibits a vertical surface impression at the center of the front cover, wear to edges and the spine, general handling, and some stray scuffs in the black backgrounds throughout. $100-$200 33

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65. Pair of Star Wars Records. (20th Century Fox/RSO, 1977-80) A pair of records based on the Star Wars franchise. The pair tell the story of Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back and contain original dialogue and music from the feature films. Both records measure approximately 12.5”x12.5” within their covers. The Star Wars record is unused and still sealed within its original plastic, and the Empire record is in very good unused condition with minor wear. $200-$400

66. Darth Vader Rumph Tankard Mug. (20th Century Fox, 1977) A rare ceramic Darth Vader tankard mug created by Jim Rumph. Known for his fantastical ceramic creations, Rumph created (3) tankards in 1977 in the shape of Darth Vader, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Chewbacca, all of which are very collectible today. The mug is marked on the bottom with “Star Wars 1977 20th Century Fox Film Corp. 25 Rumph Calif. Originals.” Measuring 7” tall, the mug is in very good condition with a few small, scattered spots of residue on the reverse. $100-$200

67. Collection of (5) Star Wars 33 1/3 Storybook Records. (Buena Vista Records, 1979-83) A collection of (5) 33 1/3 RPM storybook records based on the Star Wars franchise. The collection includes Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, Droid World, and Planet of the Hoojibs. The records measure 7.25”x7.25” within their covers, and each is in very fine unopened condition, still sealed in plastic. $300-$500 34

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68. Star Wars Stormtrooper Life-Size Don Post Figure. (Don Post, 1996) A very rare life-size Imperial Stormtrooper figure that was created by Don Post Studios. The figure is made from castings of armor actually used in the 1977 film Star Wars: A New Hope and was created as number 110 in an edition of only 500. Standing 6â&#x20AC;&#x2122; tall on its original base with custom plaque, the figure is composed of fiberglass and ABS plastic. It is in fair condition with wear throughout. There are small chips in the paint throughout, a broken weapon holster, a missing lens to the right eye, a break to the thermal detonator canister which is detached, and some yellowing on the armor near the bottom of the helmet. These incredibly detailed figures have long been sold out and are very difficult to come by in any condition. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $1,000-$2,000 35

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69. Star Wars Drew Struzan Signed Anniversary Poster. (Kilian Enterprises, 1987) A rare poster created by artist Drew Struzan to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the original Star Wars. Titled “The First Ten Years,” this beautifully illustrated poster depicts iconic characters and elements from the original film. The poster is signed by Struzan in pencil at the bottom left and has been hand-numbered 2813/3000. Measuring 41”x27” on heavy art paper, the poster is in very good condition with minor edge wear. $400-$600

70. Star Wars “Revenge of the Jedi” Cardstock Poster. (20th Century Fox, 1982) A very rare 40”x30” cardstock poster created for the theatrical re-release of Star Wars in 1982. The poster promotes the upcoming film Return of the Jedi and uses the early canceled title of “Revenge of the Jedi.” The poster has been stored rolled, and the condition is very good with some small creases and spots of wear from storage and age, primarily on and around the edges. The top-right corner has a thin red-streak, and the top-left corner has some creasing. $300-$500

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71. Roger Kastel Signed Empire Strikes Back Giclee. (Lucasfilm, 1980/c.1990s) A high quality giclee on canvas of Roger Kastel’s original artwork for the Star Wars-Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back “Gone with the Wind Style” one sheet poster. The piece is signed in blue ink at bottom right, “Roger Kastel.” A small test run of posters was made prior to the release of the film, featuring the artwork as it appears here. Seeing the result, the brass at Fox demanded that the colors be muted, and elements removed to simplify the composition for the poster that went into wide distribution. Only a handful of the test run posters with this far superior artwork are known to exist and they have become some of the most valuable Star Wars franchise posters in the world. This giclee was created directly from Kastel’s original painting, and offers a chance to own the artwork in its unadulterated glory, as the artist intended, signed by the hand that created it. Measuring 30”x24”, the giclee is in fine condition with minimal wear. $800-$1,200

72. The Empire Strikes Back Re-release Poster. (20th Century Fox, 1982) A one sheet poster for the re-release of The Empire Strikes Back, featuring artwork by Tom Jung. Also known for his work on the Style-A one sheet for Star Wars, Jung’s work for Empire further draws on the popularity of the villainous Darth Vader. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster is in very good condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

73. Set of (10) Empire Strikes Back Candy Containers. (Topps, 1980) A set of (5) Empire Strikes Back candy containers and (5) metal production castings of the figures. Turning the base of the character heads releases the small candies still contained within. In addition to the (5) plastic head containers, this set includes (5) heavy metal cast character heads from the production process. Each character head stands approximately 2.5” tall, and the condition is very good with minor surface wear. The metal casts have varying amounts of tarnishing and patina from age. $100-$200 37

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74. The Empire Strikes Back Larry Noble Signed Poster. (Kilian Enterprises, 1990) A beautiful poster celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the feature film The Empire Strikes Back. The poster design was originally created by artist Larry Noble in 1980 for the film’s theatrical release but was not used until the milestone anniversary. Signed by Larry Noble in the lower right corner, the poster measures 41”x27” and is in very good condition with minimal wear. $300-$500

75. The Empire Strikes Back Lightsaber Effects Drawings. (20th Century Fox, 1982) A very rare set of (3) original drawings used in the creation of lightsaber effects for the second film in the Star Wars saga, The Empire Strikes Back. To achieve the futuristic look of the glowing lightsabers, rotoscoping was used by the animation team to trace over the film images by hand, frame by frame. This technique was used for the lightsabers and laser blasts used throughout the film. These drawings, accomplished in ink on 3-hole animation paper, were used in the creation of this historic film. Each inked drawing has an image size ranging from 2” to 2.75” long, and are on 10.5”x12.5” sheets of animation paper. The condition is very good with minor edge wear from use. $200-$400

76. Pair of Star Wars Sketchbooks. (Lucasfilm, 1980/83) A pair of sketchbooks from The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. The books contain images of concept art and information on the development process for the various characters, vehicles, and locations seen in the films. Measuring approximately 8.5”x11” each, the books are in good condition with some edge-wear. Both have moisture damage in the lower right corner, which has caused some discoloration and slight rippling to the pages. The 95-page Empire Strikes Back sketchbook has some discoloration on the spine, while the 96-page Return of the Jedi sketchbook has a nametag which has been whited out adhered to the title page. These books offer a fascinating look into the development of the popular franchise. $200-$400 38

77. Return of the Jedi C-3PO Action Figure Case. (Kenner, 1983) A vintage unopened See-Threepio (C-3PO) character action figure case. Released as part of Kenner’s Star Wars-Episode VI: Return of the Jedi line, this metallic gold plastic case holds up to 40 of the 3.75” Star Wars figures. The case is shrink-wrapped and retains its original printed 65-back cardboard collar. A vintage price sticker is affixed at front upper right corner. Measuring 18.75”x15.25” and 4” deep, the piece is in overall very good condition. The shrink wrap is torn at the top and the collar exhibits some surface loss at folds, denting, and creasing. The case itself is as-new. $100-$300

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78. Return of the Jedi Style-A One Sheet Poster. (20th Century Fox, 1983) An original Style-A one sheet poster for Return of the Jedi. Featuring artwork by Tim Reamer, the doubleclutched raised lightsaber motif harkens back to the very first pictorial Star Wars poster – Tom Jung’s A New Hope Style-A. This iconic composition was also featured on the U.S. half-sheet, insert, and 40x60 posters. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster is in very good with several spots of light creasing. $500-$700

79. Return of the Jedi Style-B One Sheet Poster. (20th Century Fox, 1983) An original Style-B studio style one sheet poster for Return of the Jedi. Featuring artwork by Kazuhiko Sano, this was the image most seen around the world at the time of the film’s release, as George Lucas felt this heroic composition best captured the essence of the film. The poster measures 41”x27” and is in very good condition with minimal wear. There are a couple of small bends at the bottom center. $500-$700

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS 80. Return of the Jedi Rancor Monster Concept Painting. (20th Century Fox, 1983) An original concept art painting for the Jabba the Hutt’s Rancor monster from Star Wars – Episode VI: Return of the Jedi. The beast went through a series of conceptual changes, with a lumpy body and insectoid mandibles originally proposed before long, muscular arms, razor sharp claws, and large head with an immense, gaping maw were settled upon. The beady eyes and massive fanged mouth of the final version of the creature are present in this concept painting. Accomplished in pencil, ink, and gouache on 8.5”x9.25” illustration board, the artwork has an image size of 7”x8.5”. In fine condition, it exhibits some production handling, a stress line in the upper right corner, well away from the image, and minor yellowing from age at extreme edges. $500-$700

81. Return of the Jedi Kazo Sano Signed Anniversary Poster. (Kilian Enterprises, 1994) A striking poster celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the feature film Return of the Jedi. The poster design was originally created by artist Kazo Sano in 1983 for the film’s theatrical release but was not used until the anniversary. Signed by Kazo Sano in the lower right corner, the poster measures 41”x27” and is in very good condition with minimal wear. $500-$700

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82. Star Wars Jabba the Hut Shampoo. (Omni Cosmetics, 1983) A rare unopened Jabba the Hutt figural shampoo bottle. Created by Omni Cosmetics Co, intact and unused examples of this early Star Wars collectible are extremely rare. The original tag includes slogans such as “Shampoo with Jabba the Hutt. You’ll Feel All-Powerful yourself.” Measuring 3”x3.75” and is 4.25” tall, the figure is in very fine condition with minor shelf wear and the liquid still inside. $100-$200

83. Set of (3) The Art of the Star Wars Trilogy Books. (Ballantine, 1978-83) A set of (3) paperback coffee table books including The Art of Star Wars, The Art of the Empire Strikes Back, and The Art of Return of the Jedi published by Ballantine, New York. The series chronicles the development of the seminal sci-fi franchise, tracing inspirations for characters, settings, and props from the earliest concept sketches by visionary artists like Ralph McQuarrie and Joe Johnston to the finished screen-used product. From costumes to filming miniatures, matte paintings to poster art, these vintage books provide exclusive insight into the creation of the Star Wars aesthetic. Ranging from 151 to 176 pages, each of the three books measures 12”x9” and are in good overall condition. The Empire and Jedi books exhibit some complete separation of text block from the spine. The Star Wars book is intact with minor wear. $300-$500

84. The Best of the Luscasfilm Archives Book. (Chronicle, 1994) A softcover first edition art book titled, “From Star Wars to Indiana Jones: The Best of the Lucasfilm Archives.” Written by Mark Cotta Vaz and Shinji Hata and published by Chronicle, San Francisco, the 208-page book provides unparalleled insight into the creative process behind Lucasfilm’s legendary oeuvre, moving film-by-film through the Star Wars saga and Indiana Jones franchise. Profusely illustrated with over a hundred images, the authors mine George Lucas’s archives to trace the development of ideas from the earliest concept sketches to behind-the-scenes photographs of iconic screen-used props, costumes, and filming miniatures. Measuring 11.75”x9”, the book is in very good condition with only minor handling. $100-$200 41

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85. Star Wars Yoda Life-Size Figure. (Tic-Toc Industries, 2005) A very rare life-size Yoda figure that was created by Tic-Toc Industries for a Pepsi promotion relating to Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. Fewer than 1000 of these highly detailed figures were ever created, with this figure wonderfully representing the iconic character with his green lightsaber and fierce expression. The film’s logo is depicted on the base, and the figure stands 44” tall including the lightsaber. The condition is very good with some wear to the base from previous display. This item will require special shipping arrangements. Please contact us for details and estimates. $700-$900

86. Count Dooku Stunt Lightsaber Prop Replica. (Lucasfilm, 2005) A precision cast replica of Count Dooku’s (Christopher Lee) stunt lightsaber from Star Wars-Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. Created by eFX, the lightsaber is constructed of chromed resin cast from molds made from the screen-used original. The piece includes a custom display stand with Star Wars logo nameplate. The lightsaber measures 12.5” long x 1.75” in diameter and the stand is 2”x4.5” and 3.25” deep. Both are in very good condition with some minor surface wear. $400-$600 42

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88. Lemmon & Matthau “Star Wars” Caricature Drawing. (MGM, 1981) An original drawing by renowned illustrator Peter Green depicting actors Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau. This drawing was created by Green in a series of caricatures depicting Lemmon and Matthau as famous film duos. The series was used to promote Lemmon and Matthau’s comedy film Buddy Buddy. In this drawing, Lemmon and Matthau are shown as Yoda and Darth Vader from Star Wars. Accomplished in charcoal on art paper, the drawing has an image size of 22”x17.5” and is mounted to a 26.5”x19.5” sheet of foamcore. The condition is very good with little handling wear. $200-$400 43

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS 89. Crown International Pictures Original Studio Title Art. (CIP, 1970s) An original Crown International Pictures studio logo title hand-painted on glass. CIP was a prolific distributor of horror, grindhouse, biker, and exploitation films. This 1970s-era Crown International graphic title was used in conjunction with a separate text logo title, which would fade out during the credit sequence. Measuring approximately 16.75”x26.5” visible through a 23.5”x33.75” frame, the artwork is in fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

90. The Last Remake of Beau Geste Poster Artwork. (Universal, 1977) An original drawing by renowned illustrator Peter Green that was created as a poster concept for the historical comedy film, The Last Remake of Beau Geste. Depicting the film’s stars Marty Feldman, Michael York, and Ann-Margret, the artwork is accomplished in charcoal on 27”x19.75” paper that is mounted to art board. The condition is good with some wrinkling to the lower half of the paper and wear to the edges. $300-$500 44

91. In God We Tru$t Marty Feldman Poster Concept Painting. (Universal, 1980) An original concept painting by renowned illustrator Peter Green depicting Marty Feldman in his role of Brother Ambrose in the comedy film In God We Tru$t. This painting was created as a concept for the film’s theatrical poster; however, it was ultimately not used. Green recalls, “For the final poster artwork, Feldman is shown hoisted in the air by a wire. I actually took the reference photo we used to make that artwork. We hoisted Feldman up with a rope in my garage and I took that picture.” Accomplished in ink and oils on art board, the painting measures 38”x25”. The condition is very good with some surface wear and tape residue along the top edge. $300-$500

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92. Star Trek: The Motion Picture One Sheet Poster. (Paramount, 1979) An original Star Trek: The Motion Picture “there is no comparison” version advance one sheet poster. Featuring iconic artwork by Bob Peak inspired by the series’ transporter technology, this is one of two advance styles issued for the film. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster is in good condition with some edge-wear, including a minor tear and spots of wrinkling at the top and bottom. The poster was previously folded and has minor wear along the fold-lines. $300-$500 45

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93. Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan Starfleet Personnel Belt. (Paramount, 1982) A belt worn by Starfleet personnel aboard the USS Enterprise in the film Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. This belt features a Starfleet insignia on the metal buckle and uses a hook closure, with (5) holes punched through the faux leather. The buckle measures 2.75” in diameter and the belt measures 31.75” without the buckle, and the condition is good overall. There is some light wear to the material of the belt, as well as chipping and scratching throughout the buckle which has caused paint loss. $700-$900

94. Star Trek Las Vegas Archive. (Landmark Ent./Paramount Parks, 1992-98) An archive of (70+) blueprints for the Star Trek Experience at the Las Vegas Hilton and concept artwork for the Starship Enterprise Downtown Las Vegas monument by the Landmark Entertainment Group. In 1992, the balance of commerce in Las Vegas had swung heavily from the downtown region to the Las Vegas Strip with its modern hotels, casinos, and tourist attractions. In an effort to bring visitors back downtown, a consortium of hotel and casino owners financed a contest to find the best redevelopment project. Designer, producer, and entrepreneur Gary Goddard thought he had the answer to make downtown Vegas an essential destination once again: build a full-scale model of the Starship Enterprise NCC-1701 from Star Trek. The wild idea found traction with the downtown business community and local politicians, as well as the licensing department at Paramount Studios. For his part, Goddard hired Disney Imagineers to make sure the mammoth fictional spacecraft could actually be built in a structurally sound manner, able to withstand the inhospitable desert climate, and accommodate heavy daily tourist traffic. It initially appeared as if Vegas would actually get its Enterprise, until Goddard, financiers, the Las Vegas mayor, and their studio contacts met with Paramount CEO Stanley Jaffe. Though the studio stood to make millions from licensing and an untold fortune in merchandizing, Jaffe, to the shock and dismay of all, was the sole dissenter. He argued if a movie flopped, it would be forgotten in a few weeks. However, if a project with this degree of permanence failed to come off, it would be a considered a monument to folly (specifically, his). With that, the project was killed. This concept street map, accomplished in marker, ink, watercolor, crayon, and ink stamp on foam core board, offers a glimpse at the surreal cityscape that might have been. The artwork is paired with an archive of (70+) blueprints, diagrams, and schematics from Goddard’s next venture: the Star Trek Experience at the Las Vegas Hilton, which opened in 1998. Comprising plans for Star Trek Base Building, home of the Experience, and the adjoining, similarly themed SpaceQuest casino, this collection of technical material showcases visionary designers boldly going where no one had before and offers a wealth of insight into the construction of the popular attraction. The map measures 27.25”x36” and is in very good condition with some edge wear and minor soiling in the blank margins. The blueprints are staple bound (a few loose pages) and each measures 30.5”x42”. They are in very good condition, exhibiting minor handling and some corner creasing. $700-$900 46

POPULAR CULTURE Steven Spielberg personally commissioned renowned illustrator Peter Green to work on a series of publicity graphics to help him promote his latest film, 1941. As Green recalls, “Steven needed to promote the film, but he was having trouble showing the full scope of it. He wanted to create a series of illustrations that showcased various key scenes in the film. Initially, my friend and fellow illustrator Dave McMacken was chosen for the project. Dave was working on the film’s poster already, but due to time constraints, he couldn’t also do the promotional artwork. Dave knew me and my similar wacky style, so he recommended me, and Steven loved and ended up using all of the artwork I brought him.”

95. Original “1941” Poster Artwork. (Universal, 1979) This original artwork was created during the development of the theatrical poster for Steven Spielberg’s wartime comedy film, 1941. The artwork comes from the collection of renowned illustrator Peter Green, who was hired by Spielberg to create promotional artwork for the film, including these details which were used in the film poster. As was a common production technique of the time, some of the underlying artwork was printed and then heavily enhanced and added to in acrylic, airbrush, and colored pencil to achieve the desired look. Measuring 24”x20”, the artwork is in very good condition with minor surface and edge wear, particular in the upper right corner. $500-$700 47

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96. John Belushi “1941” Enhanced Photo Artwork. (Universal, 1979) This enhanced photo artwork was created during the development of promotional materials for Steven Spielberg’s wartime comedy film, 1941. Depicting John Belushi in his role as Captain “Wild” Bill Kelso, the artwork consists of a photo print of Belushi that has been heavily enhanced with airbrush and acrylic to achieve the desired look. The artwork comes from the collection of renowned illustrator Peter Green, who was hired by Spielberg to create promotional artwork for the film. Measuring 20.25”x16.5”, the artwork is mounted to art board and is in good condition with some rippling and creases to the paper along the edges. $300-$500

97. Original “1941” Promotional Scene Print. (Universal, 1979) A production made print used by Steven Spielberg to promote his wartime comedy film, “1941.” Created from an original charcoal drawing, the print comes from the collection of its artist, Peter Green. Spielberg personally commissioned Green to work on a series of publicity graphics to help him promote the film. As Green recalls, “Steven needed to promote the film, but he was having trouble showing the full scope of it. He wanted to create a series of illustrations that showcased various key scenes in the film. Initially, my friend and fellow illustrator Dave McMacken was chosen for the project. Dave was working on the film’s poster already, but due to time constraints, he couldn’t also do the promotional artwork. Dave knew me and my similar wacky style, so he recommended me, and Steven loved and ended up using all of the artwork I brought him.” The piece depicts Claude (Murray Hamilton) and Herb (Eddie Deezen) with his ventriloquist dummy aircraft spotting from the Ferris wheel at the Santa Monica pier as they are attacked by an Imperial Japanese submarine. The print was created as the starting point for the final promotional artwork that is also offered in this catalog. Measuring 24”x30”, the drawing is in very good condition with minor surface and edge-wear, particularly at the lower right corner. $300-$500

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98. Original “1941” Promotional Painting. (Universal, 1979) An original painting created for the promotion of Steven Spielberg’s wartime comedy film, “1941”. The artwork is hand-painted and comes from the collection of its artist, Peter Green. Spielberg personally commissioned Green to work on a series of publicity graphics to help him promote the film. As Green recalls, “Steven needed to promote the film, but he was having trouble showing the full scope of it. He wanted to create a series of illustrations that showcased various key scenes in the film. Initially, my friend and fellow illustrator Dave McMacken was chosen for the project. Dave was working on the film’s poster already, but due to time constraints, he couldn’t also do the promotional artwork. Dave knew me and my similar wacky style, so he recommended me, and Steven loved and ended up using all of the artwork I brought him.” The painting depicts Claude (Murray Hamilton) and Herb (Eddie Deezen) with his ventriloquist dummy aircraft spotting from the Ferris wheel at the Santa Monica pier as they are attacked by an Imperial Japanese submarine. It has a few printed underlying outlines, which have been heavily painted over with acrylic, marker, and airbrushed details on a large sheet of art board to form this final artwork. Measuring 30”x39”, the painting is in very good condition with minor surface wear and some edge-wear. $500-$1,000

99. Original “1941” Promotional Painting. (Universal, 1979) An original painting created for the promotion of Steven Spielberg’s wartime comedy film, “1941”. The artwork is hand-painted and comes from the collection of its artist, Peter Green. Spielberg personally commissioned Green to work on a series of publicity graphics to help him promote the film. As Green recalls, “Steven needed to promote the film, but he was having trouble showing the full scope of it. He wanted to create a series of illustrations that showcased various key scenes in the film. Initially, my friend and fellow illustrator Dave McMacken was chosen for the project. Dave was working on the film’s poster already, but due to time constraints, he couldn’t also do the promotional artwork. Dave knew me and my similar wacky style, so he recommended me, and Steven loved and ended up using all of the artwork I brought him.” The painting depicts Commander Mitamura (Toshiro Mifune) giving the boot to Nazi naval observer Captain von Kleinschmidt (Christopher Lee) as the Imperial Japanese sub crew shells Hollywood. It has a few printed underlying outlines, which have been heavily painted over with acrylic, marker, and airbrushed details on a large sheet of art board to create this final artwork. Measuring 30”x39.75”, the painting is in good condition with some edge-wear, moderate scuffing and scratching to the surface, and some speckling on the upper left. $500-$1,000 49

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100. Original “1941” Promotional Painting. (Universal, 1979) An original painting created for the promotion of Steven Spielberg’s wartime comedy film, “1941”. The artwork is hand-painted and comes from the collection of its artist, Peter Green. Spielberg personally commissioned Green to work on a series of publicity graphics to help him promote the film. As Green recalls, “Steven needed to promote the film, but he was having trouble showing the full scope of it. He wanted to create a series of illustrations that showcased various key scenes in the film. Initially, my friend and fellow illustrator Dave McMacken was chosen for the project. Dave was working on the film’s poster already, but due to time constraints, he couldn’t also do the promotional artwork. Dave knew me and my similar wacky style, so he recommended me, and Steven loved and ended up using all of the artwork I brought him.” The painting depicts Ward Douglas (Ned Beatty) and his wife, Joan (Lorraine Gray) sighting the Japanese sub while Sgt. Treat (Dan Aykroyd), PFC Foley (John Candy), and the tank crew return fire. It has a few printed underlying outlines, which have been heavily painted over with acrylic, marker, and airbrushed details as well as applied elements on a large sheet of art board to form this final artwork. Measuring 30”x39”, the painting is in good condition with moderate surface wear, including chipping and cracking to the grass and some lifting to the applied elements. $500-$1,000

101. Original “1941” Promotional Painting. (Universal, 1979) An original painting created for the promotion of Steven Spielberg’s wartime comedy film, “1941”. The artwork is hand-painted and comes from the collection of its artist, Peter Green. Spielberg personally commissioned Green to work on a series of publicity graphics to help him promote the film. As Green recalls, “Steven needed to promote the film, but he was having trouble showing the full scope of it. He wanted to create a series of illustrations that showcased various key scenes in the film. Initially, my friend and fellow illustrator Dave McMacken was chosen for the project. Dave was working on the film’s poster already, but due to time constraints, he couldn’t also do the promotional artwork. Dave knew me and my similar wacky style, so he recommended me, and Steven loved and ended up using all of the artwork I brought him.” The painting depicts the riot that breaks out at the USO club as Wally (Bobby Di Cicco) and Sitarski (Treat Williams) fight over Betty (Diane Kay) and Maxine (Wendi Jo Sperber) stalks Sitarski. It is accomplished in acrylic and airbrush on a large sheet of art board to form this final artwork. Measuring 30”x36.75”, the painting is in good condition with some surface wear including spots of wear near the top center, and a 4” tear at the upper left. $500-$1,000 50

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102. “1941” Style-F One Sheet Poster. (Universal, 1979) A vintage Style-F one sheet poster for the Steven Spielberg WWII comedy, 1941. Featuring artwork by renowned illustrator Peter Green, the poster depicts humorous caricatures of stars John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Warren Oates, Toshiro Mifune, and Christopher Lee. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster is in very good condition, exhibiting minor top right corner loss, an unobtrusive 6” crease at the far right of the topmost blank margin, and bottom right corner wear. $100-$300 51

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103. Apocalypse Now Japanese Poster. (United Artists, 1980) A very rare Japanese “B0” poster for Apocalypse Now, designed by renowned illustrators Eiko Ishioka and Haruo Takino. Measuring 43.75”x60.50” within its frame, the poster appears to be in very good condition with minor wear but has not been examined out of frame. $1,500-$2,000

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104. The In-Laws Poster Concept Painting. (Warner Bros, 1979) An original concept painting for The In-Laws, an action comedy film starring Peter Falk and Alan Arkin. Painted by renowned illustrator Peter Green, this finished developmental piece, while ultimately not used for the final film poster, wonderfully captures the humor of the film and the likeness of its leading stars. The painting is accomplished in airbrush, marker, and acrylic on art board with applied text. The painting has an image size of 30”x19.75” on the 38”x25” board, and is in good condition with moderate surface wear, including some spots of scuffing and residue. $400-$600

105. Set of (8) Superman II Lobby Cards. (Warner Bros., 1980) A complete set of (8) lobby cards created for the theatrical release of Superman II. Issued by the National Screen Service, these lithographically printed lobby cards contain imagery from some of the most memorable scenes from the film. Measuring 8”x10”, the lobby cards are in very fine condition. $100-$200

106. Superman: The Movie Lunch Box and Thermos. (Aladdin, 1978) A vintage embossed tin lithographic Superman: The Movie lunch box and plastic thermos manufactured by Aladdin. The lunch box has a plastic handle, hinged lid, top metal clasp closure, and an interior metal thermos clip. One side features an image of Christopher Reeve as Superman, and the other as Clark Kent at the office of the Daily Planet with Margot Kidder as Lois Lane and Jackie Cooper as Perry White. The thermos has a plastic stopper and handled plastic cup lid. Measuring 7.5”x8” and 3.75” deep, the lunch box is in very fine condition with minor edge wear. The thermos, measuring 6.5” tall x 3.5” in diameter, is in very fine condition. $200-$400 53

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107. Close Encounters of the Third Kind Poster. (Columbia, 1980) An original Close Encounters of the Third Kind: The Special Edition one sheet poster. In 1980 a new cut of the Steven Spielberg sci-fi classic was released, featuring both shortened and newly added scenes. This poster was made for the theatrical release of The Special Edition. Measuring 41â&#x20AC;?x27â&#x20AC;?, the poster is in good condition overall with minor wear along both the edges and the fold-lines. $400-$600 54

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108. Lemmon & Matthau “Frankenstein” Caricature Drawing. (MGM, 1981) An original drawing by renowned illustrator Peter Green depicting actors Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau. This drawing was created by Green in a series of caricatures depicting Lemmon and Matthau as famous film duos. The series was used to promote Lemmon and Matthau’s comedy film Buddy Buddy. In this drawing, Lemmon and Matthau are shown as Dr. Frankenstein and Frankenstein’s Monster. Accomplished in charcoal on art paper, the drawing has an image size of 22”x17.5” and is mounted to a 26.5”x19.5” sheet of foamcore. The condition is very good with little handling wear and some slight bending to the foamcore. $200-$400

109. Lemmon & Matthau “King Kong” Caricature Drawing. (MGM, 1981) An original drawing by renowned illustrator Peter Green depicting actors Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau. This drawing was created by Green in a series of caricatures depicting Lemmon and Matthau as famous film duos. The series was used to promote Lemmon and Matthau’s comedy film Buddy Buddy. In this drawing, Lemmon and Matthau are shown as King Kong and the woman Kong has captured. Accomplished in charcoal on art paper, the drawing has an image size of 22”x18” and is mounted to a 26.5”x19.5” sheet of foamcore. The condition is very good with little handling wear. $200-$400

110. Lemmon & Matthau “Wizard of Oz” Caricature Drawing. (MGM, 1981) An original drawing by renowned illustrator Peter Green depicting actors Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau. This drawing was created by Green in a series of caricatures depicting Lemmon and Matthau as famous film duos. The series was used to promote Lemmon and Matthau’s comedy film Buddy Buddy. In this drawing, Lemmon and Matthau are shown as Dorothy and the Wicked Witch of the West from The Wizard of Oz. Accomplished in charcoal on art paper, the drawing has an image size of 22”x17.75” and is mounted to a 26.5”x19.5” sheet of foamcore. The condition is very good with little handling wear and minor bending to the foamcore $200-$400

111. Original Tarzan Thought Factory Poster Artwork. (Thought Factory, 1978) This original painting by renowned poster artist John Solie was used in the creation of a Tarzan themed poster from the popular Thought Factory poster line. The artwork comes from the collection of Bill Wallen, who helped develop and market the Thought Factory posters. Created in acrylic and ink on 40”x27” artist’s board, the painting is in very good condition with minor wear. $300-$500 55

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112. Poltergeist SFX Production Drawing and Storyboard. (MGM, 1981) An original production drawing and a printed storyboard from the classic Tobe Hooper and Steven Spielberg haunted house story, Poltergeist. These original production documents provide an interesting glimpse into the execution of ILM’s cutting edge practical effects. Accomplished in pencil and colored pencil on 11”x8.5” yellow lined notepad paper with an image area of 4”x6.75”, the drawing depicts an effects shot setup for a vortex of swirling ectoplasm. It is hand-annotated with several shot numbers and scene information. The storyboard, created for the same shot, is printed on 11”x8.5” orange 3-hole punch paper, dated “8-6-81,” and depicts a detailed drawing of the supernatural vortex effect for scene “92.” Both pieces are in very fine condition, exhibiting only light production handling. $300-$500

114. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial One Sheet Poster. (Universal, 1982) An original E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial one sheet poster. A classic of 1980s design, the poster features the iconic image of E.T. and Elliott’s fingers touching, encompassing the film’s themes of friendship and connection. Folded as issued, the poster measures 41”x27”, and is in good condition overall with minor wear along the fold-lines. $200-$400 56

113. Halloween II 1-Sheet Poster Signed by Dick Warlock. (Universal, 1981) An original one sheet poster for the classic slasher sequel, Halloween II. The poster has been signed in black felt pen on the central graphic, “To Kevin! You’re Next! Dick Warlock ‘Michael Myers’ H2.” In addition to his terrifying role as the unkillable stalker in Halloween II, Warlock had a prolific career as a stuntman and stunt coordinator, working on films like Child’s Play 2, The Running Man, and The Abyss. Folded as issued, the poster measures a full 41”x27” and is in good condition. It exhibits moisture staining in the blank borders, corner pinholes, edge tears, and 2” fold separation at top center. $200-$400

115. Sudden Impact Promotional Folder. (Warner Bros., 1983) A promotional folder for Sudden Impact, the penultimate film in the Dirty Harry series. The folder advertises the film with an image of Dirty Harry printed on the inside, with several scenes from the film depicted on the reverse. Also included is a bumper sticker from Clint Eastwood’s successful run for mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea in 1986. Measuring 16.5”x12.5”, the promotional folder is in very good condition with some edge-wear. The bumper sticker measures 3.75”x14.75” and is in very good condition with light wear $100-$200

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116. Back to the Future Distressed Mailbox Prop. (Universal, 1985) An original screen-used prop distressed mailbox from Back to the Future. Consisting of sheet metal hand lettered “Peabody” twice in black paint over beige and green splatter with an attached metal latch and mailbox flag, the prop has been studio distressed with dents and “buck shot” holes. The mailbox is prominently seen on screen in the memorable sequence when Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox), having just arrived in the year 1955, speeds the DeLorean away from the Peabody farm as the patriarch of the family fires a shotgun at him. A special effect is used wherein the family mailbox explodes, as if from the impact of the shotgun blast. This prop survives as a testament of this well-remembered moment from this iconic film. Measuring 35.25”x23”, the prop is in very good condition, exhibiting only minor oxidation besides the intentional distress. $700-$900

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117. Aliens One Sheet Poster. (20th Century Fox, 1986) An original Aliens international style one sheet poster. Created for distribution outside the United States, the poster features an image of Ripley (Carrie Henn) with Newt (Rebecca Jorden) from the climactic fight with the Xenomorph Queen. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster is in fine condition with minor wear to the edges. $200-$400

118. Aliens Recalled One Sheet Poster. (20th Century Fox, 1986) A rare original Aliens one sheet poster. The “Ripley style” is far scarcer than the others produced for the blockbuster sequel, having been recalled by the studio shortly after it was issued to theaters. Sigourney Weaver had final poster approval in her contract, and Fox failed consult the actress before the posters were distributed. There has been much speculation as to why Weaver vetoed the poster, as graphically, it is the most striking design created for the film. Many say she simply didn’t like the way she looked in the full-length image. However, in more recent interviews Weaver has stated that she didn’t want to be associated with guns. This is an interesting claim as virtually every piece of pictorial advertising for the film features Ripley wielding an M-41A. Measures 41”x27”, the poster is in fine condition with minor handling wear. $200-$400

119. Aliens One Sheet Poster. (20th Century Fox, 1986) An original Aliens one sheet poster. Widely considered to be one of the most notable examples of a sequel actually being superior to the original film, the action-thriller boasted the tagline. “This Time It’s War.” Measuring 41”x27”, the poster is in very good condition with minor edge wear. $100-$200 58

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120. Aliens International Teaser One Sheet Movie Poster. (20th Century Fox, 1986) An original Aliens international teaser one sheet movie poster. The minimalist design features the film’s title treatment over a black field. This poster was created for English speaking markets outside the U.S.A. in advance of a set release date for the blockbuster sequel. Folded as issued, the poster measures 41”x27” and is in good condition with minor fold and handling wear. $100-$200

122. Set of (24) Case Fresh Aliens Series 1 Action Figures. (Kenner, 1992) A set of (24) vintage new-on-card, case fresh Aliens Series 1 action figures manufactured by Kenner. The unopened action figures are assembled in their original factory cases and include a total of (7) Lt. Ripley, (8) Bishop, (4) Corp. Hicks, (4) Drake, and a Sgt. Apone. The cases bear the printed labeling, “Kenner 65735-00 12 Pieces Aliens Marine Figures.” Each case measures 8.5”x13” and 13.75” deep, and the figures are roughly 4.25” tall. The cases have some wear from shipping and surface loss from tape removal. The figures and their packaging are generally in fine or better condition. Some of the bubbles have darkened with age, and there may be minor creasing or dings to the edges of the cards from mechanized packing or compression during shipment from the factory. $100-$200

121. Alien vs. Predator Xenomorph Head Prop. (20th Century Fox, 2004) An original prop head component from the blockbuster sci-fi action film, Alien vs. Predator. Bringing together two fan-favorite franchises, the film was very successful and grossed more than any previous film in either franchise. This prop is a component of the instantly recognizable Xenomorph head from the Alien series. Head components like this were used throughout the film and differed slightly in construction depending on the needs of the particular scene. This prop is composed of painted foam and measures approximately 37” long and 7” tall. The condition is fair with some surface wear throughout from use and age, including worn spots to the paint and a tear in the foam at the bottom-left side. The prop displays beautifully and comes with a COA from the renowned Prop Store of London. $400-$600

123. Set of (4) Aliens Electronic Hovertread Vehicles. (Kenner, 1992) A set of (4) vintage new-in-box, case fresh Electronic Hovertread vehicles from Series 2 of the Aliens action figure line manufactured by Kenner. The vehicles feature rotating attack turrets and play electronic weapons sounds. Each example is factory sealed with tape in its original cardboard box packaging and assembled in the original factory case. The Hovertread vehicle packaging measures 8”x10” and 4.75” deep. The case is 11”x14.5” and 16.5” deep. The unopened boxes are in fine condition or better, with some exhibiting minor surface wear. The vehicles themselves are as-new. The case exhibits wear from shipment. $300-$500 59

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124. Harry and the Hendersons Promotional Painting. (Universal, 1987) An original painting created for the promotion of the fantasy comedy film, Harry and the Hendersons. The large original painting depicts the title Bigfoot character “Harry,” with a small handdrawn bird adhered to the bottom right which would have been placed over Harry’s sign. This painting was created by Peter Green Design Studios. Accomplished in acrylic and airbrush, the artwork has an image size of 12”x14” on a 19.75”x22.25” art board. The condition is very good with some edge wear, and a protective clear sheet is hinged over the artwork for its preservation. $500-$700

125. Drew Struzan Gorillas in the Mist Poster Concept. (Universal, 1988) An original painting created by artist Drew Struzan for the feature film Gorillas in the Mist. Featuring Sigorney Weaver and Bryan Brown, the poster is airbrushed, with additional colored pencil and acrylic enhancements and small details. Measuring 30”x20”, the painting is in very good condition with some edge-wear. There are a few small spots of moisture wear to the paint at the top center. $700-$900

126. The Return of the Musketeers Drew Struzan Concept. (Universal, 1989) An original drawing by renowned poster artist Drew Struzan, created as a poster concept for The Return of the Musketeers. This concept provides a different arrangement of the film’s cast of characters played by such stars as Kim Cattrall, Michael York, Oliver Reed, and Frank Finlay. Accomplished in pencils and acrylic on art paper, the drawing is adhered to a 29.25”x22” sheet of foamcore for its presentation. The condition is very good with slight lifting to the paper from its foamcore backing. Struzan signed the artwork in the lower-right with the year ‘89. $300-$500 60

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127. Dan Perri Signed Midnight Run Paperweight. (Universal, 1988) A paperweight consisting of three 35mm film frames from the title sequence of Midnight Run suspended inside a lucite cube to be used as a paperweight. The top of the paperweight is signed in black felt pen by legendary graphic artist and movie title designer, Dan Perri, who designed the titles for the film. Perri is renowned for his iconic work on classics such as Star Wars, The Exorcist, Raging Bull, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Platoon. Measuring 3”x2.5” and 1” deep, it is in very good condition with some minor scratching and scuffing. $100-$200

128. Pair of Ghostbusters II Promotional Items. (Columbia, 1989) A pair of sunglasses and a sound maker released for the promotion of Ghostbusters II. The sunglasses feature specialty driving lenses, glow-in-the-dark frames with “Ghostbusters” written on the arm, and the original tag and lens sticker with the film’s logo on it. The sound maker was offered at Hardee’s for $1.79 with the purchase of certain menu items and features two different sound effects. It is still functional. The sunglasses are adult sized, and the sound maker measures 2.75”x1.25”. The condition is very good with little wear. There is minor surface wear to the sticker and lenses on the sunglasses and rusting to the hinge screws. There is splitting to the plastic casing of the sound maker at the bottom left corner. $100-$300

129. Child’s Play Good Guys Doll Packaging Prop. (United Artists, 1988) An original prop box used as the packaging for the Good Guys dolls as seen in the opening sequence of Child’s Play. Unlike the doll packaging from the later installments in the Child’s Play franchise, this box features a clear plastic window on the front that was only used in the first film. Measuring 8”x13” and 35” tall, the prop is in good condition with some small creases and surface wear throughout. $300-$500 61

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130. Batman Returns Movie Teaser Poster (Warner Bros, 1992) An original one sheet teaser poster for Batman Returns. This stylish minimalist poster reads “Returns June 19.” It measures 40”x27” and is in fine condition with minor handling wear. $100-$200 62

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131. Batman Cathedral Storyboard Art. (Warner Bros., 1989) An original illustrated storyboard page and an original storyboard sketch page from Tim Burton’s Batman. The illustrated page, titled “Int. Cathedral Seq,” contains two panels, both featuring Batman. The first depicts a shot of his boots climbing a ladder, the second a head-and-shoulders view of the Dark Knight dropping into the frame. The sketch page features three panels, one a close-up of Batman’s face with the dialog caption, “Keep an eye on him,” a head-and-shoulders view of a woman (likely Vicki Vale), and in the final panel, a rear view of Batman dashing away. Accomplished in graphite on 11.75”x8.25” drawing paper, the pages are in very good condition, exhibiting some corner creases and some graphite smudges from production handling. $500-$700

132. Batman Joker Parade Storyboard Art. (Warner Bros., 1989) An original illustrated storyboard page and an original illustrated storyboard sequence page from Tim Burton’s Batman. The illustrated page, titled “Knox’s Pov #3,” contains a large panel featuring the Joker’s parade balloon spewing gas with the hand-written caption, “The balloon rises thro frame as green gas escapes. Balloon exits up & away from camera.” The sequence page is titled “171” and features four panels depicting the pandemonium as the balloons poison the parade crowd. Accomplished in graphite and ink on 11.75”x8.25” drawing paper, the pages are in very good condition, exhibiting some corner creases, edge chipping, and graphite smudges from production handling. $500-$700

133. The Dark Knight “Joker” Playing Card Prop. (Warner Bros., 2008) A prop playing card from the second installment of director Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy, The Dark Knight. These props are featured in multiple scenes throughout the film, including the car bomb assassination of Judge Surillo, which leaves scores of Joker cards scattered amongst the wreckage. After production, Joker cards were given to fans as part of the film’s hugely successful viral marketing campaign. The card is printed on glossy textured stock and measures 3.5”x2.5”. The condition is very fine. This prop comes with a COA from the renowned Prop Store of London. $300-$500 63

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134. Christian Bale Batman Begins Custom Display. (Warner Bros., 2005) An original bespoke suit jacket created by Giorgio Armani for Christian Bale as “Bruce Wayne” in Batman Begins. Constructed of charcoal pinstriped wool, the suit jacket features notched lapels, a left breast broad welt pocket, hip welt pockets, three buttons at either sleeve cuff, and two button front closure. The internal black silk lining retains an Armani label above the interior right breast pocket, and the interior left breast pocket features a special embroidered label that reads, “Giorgio Armani for Bruce Wayne Italy.” The jacket is presented on a body form with hyper-realistic cast silicone head and hands, expertly studio painted and finished with hand punched hair and prosthetic grade glass eyes. Trousers, a button-down shirt, a belt, shoes, and a Batman mask have been added for display. Measuring approximately 72.5”x23” and 11.5” deep, the impressive, incredibly life-like custom display figure is in fine condition with only minor wear. $6,000-$8,000 64

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135. The Return of the Musketeers Poster Concept Artwork. (Universal, 1989) An original concept design by renowned film poster artist Steve Chorney for the action comedy film, The Return of the Musketeers. This preliminary artwork is very similar to what would appear on the final one sheet poster, and is accomplished in colored pencil and airbrush on 24.5”x16.5” art paper that is mounted to a 27”x18.5” sheet of foam core. The condition is very good with minor edge wear. Chorney signed the lower-right. $300-$500

136. Army of Darkness Concept Artwork. (Universal, 1992) An impressive hand-drawn concept by Terry Prince for the third installment of the Evil Dead franchise, Army of Darkness. This concept is accomplished in ink on sturdy art paper and was likely created for the film’s advertising campaign. The image shows a number of Deadites in a pose which mimics the iconic image of the soldiers at Iwo Jima. Measuring 13.25”x16.5”, the condition is very good with some edgewear. The concept was previously mounted to board. $300-$500

137. Medicine Man Black & White Background Art. (Hollywood Pictures, 1992) A background art photograph used for the feature film Medicine Man. The artwork is comprised of a photographic image of the jungle with a printed black overlay cel hinged with two protective layers. A color version of this image can be seen as the background within the film’s poster. The artwork has an image size of approximately 24”x19.75” on its 27”x21” art board. The condition is good, with some edge-wear from age and use. There is also some reddening to the image from the toner used in its creation. $300-$500 65

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138. Jurassic Park Teaser One Sheet Poster. (Universal Pictures, 1993) An original Jurassic Park “yellow style” teaser one sheet poster. One of the most iconic designs of the 1990s, the poster features the instantly recognizable T-rex skeleton logo designed by Chip Kidd and Tom Martin. This yellow style teaser is thought to be much scarcer than the version with the dinosaur bones against a red field, which was the color scheme that carried over to the advance and regular release one sheets. Measuring 40”x27”, the poster and is in fine condition with minor handling wear. $100-$200 66

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139. Jurassic Park Vehicle Decal. (Universal, 1993) A large, printed vinyl decal depicting the iconic Jurassic Park Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton and text logo. The decal was production made for the film, however these same decals were later repurposed by Universal Studios for the boats in the Jurassic Park: The Ride attraction. Unused, the 20.5”x26” decal retains its original protective backing paper and remains in very good condition. It exhibits a small 0.5” tear in the extreme left margin, which would not be visible when applied to a surface. $300-$500

140. Collection of (9) Jurassic Park Lithographic Prints. (Universal, c.1994) A gorgeous collection of (9) lithographic prints of the Jurassic Park dinosaurs. The set includes images of: Dilophosaurus, baby Triceratops, adult Triceratops, Brachiosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Dilophosaurus (detail), Gallimimus, Velociraptor, and Tyrannosaurus rex. Each print is signed by Academy Award-winning visual effects artist Stan Winston and concept artist Crash McCreery, and is hand-numbered 588/7500. Measuring 11”x17” each, the prints are in fine condition and come in their original portfolio box which measures 15.5”x21.25”. $400-$600

141. Universal Studios Jurassic Park: The Ride Hard Hat. (Universal, c.1995) An extremely rare hard hat specially created for the Universal Planning & Development team. This particular hard hat was used by a team member working on Jurassic Park: The Ride, and features the Universal logo on the front along with the member’s name. It is custom painted to look like a star filled sky to match the background elements of the studio’s logo at the time. Marked as a size Medium, the hat’s opening measures 9”x8” and has an adjustable strap. The condition is very good, with some expected scuffing and scratching from use. $200-$400

142. Jurassic Park Dino Sound Target Set. (Kid Dimension, 1993) An unopened Dino Sound Target Set based on Jurassic Park. The game was released during the opening year of the film and includes two “Tranq” suction dart guns, dino target pieces, and a target board. The center T-Rex image emits a roar when hit and still has functioning audio. The boxed game measures 15.25”x15.75” and is in very fine condition with minor shelf wear. $100-$200 67

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143. Cabin Boy Original Promotional Artwork. (Touchstone, 1994) An original promotional image for the feature film Cabin Boy. Featuring six of the film’s central characters on their ship, the artwork is accomplished in airbrush and watercolor. With an image size of approximately 14.75”x9.75” on a 26”x16.25” art board, the artwork is in very good condition with minor wear to the edges of the board. $300-$500

145. Galaxy Quest Background Shirt. (DreamWorks, 1999) An original shirt worn by a background actor in the science fiction comedy film, Galaxy Quest. The shirt has the same pattern as the uniform worn by Tony Shalhoub in his role as Fred Kwan, who played Tech Sergeant Chen, the ship’s chief engineer. This style of shirt, a parody of Star Trek uniforms, was worn by background actors in the film’s climactic ending scene where the NSEA Protector crashes through the Galaxy Quest Convention. Various convention goers can be seen wearing this style of costume. The shirt has its original Western Costumes Co. logo inside, and is marked as a size XL. The condition is good overall, with some surface wear from use. $500-$700 68

144. Sleepy Hollow Retractable Dagger Technical Drawing. (Paramount, 1999) An original technical drawing in ink of a horn-handled dagger with a retractable blade from Tim Burton’s Sleepy Hollow. The intricate diagram of a prop dagger is meticulously labeled and features a detail illustration of the spring mechanism retreating into the handle of the trick weapon. A dagger like this is seen in the film during the fight between Brom Van Brunt (Casper Van Dien) and the Hessian Horseman (Christopher Walken), when Brom throws the blade at the Horseman and it sticks in his back. The Horseman, unfazed, pulls it out and buries it in Brom’s leg. The drawing has been folded in half and features a note in pencil on the reverse regarding a battery pack for another prop. Measuring 11.75”x8.25”, the drawing is in very good condition with tiny impressions from a rough surface throughout and some yellowing to edges. $200-$400

146. Austin Powers Gold Bar Prop. (New Line Cinema, 2002) A gold bar prop from the third film in the Austin Powers series, Goldmember. The bar is marked as though it is 999.9 gold with a weight of 12.5 kg. Measuring 6.25”x2.5”, the bar is in good condition with a crack at the top through the 12.5 Kg and some small cracks throughout to gold paint. $300-$500

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147. Bubble Boy Mobile Bubble Suit Prop. (Touchstone, 2001) A collection of original “Jimmy Livingston” (Jake Gyllenhaal) hero and production used mobile bubble suit components from the comedy cult classic, Bubble Boy. The elaborate medical device/costume consists of a large transparent vinyl “bubble,” a transparent vinyl backpack, protective pants with vinyl accordion seals, and a customized backpack. The customized backpack has reinforced straps and an imaginative hodgepodge of repurposed analog technology. The bubble was an alternate from production. The pants, vinyl backpack, and customized backpack are hero components of the screen used suit. A multicolor web strap and an additional production made backpack with added electrical port are also included. The bubble suit pieces are in production used very good condition. There is some browning to some vinyl components, surface loss to the foam breathing apparatus, and general wear and soiling from use. $2,000-$4,000

148. Jason Voorhees Mask Prop from Jason X. (New Line Cinema, 2001) An original prop mask from the slasher film, Jason X. This iconic hockey mask is worn by Jason Voorhees in this futuristic take on the popular Friday the 13th series. Very few of these masks were created during production, making this mask a rare piece of cinematic history. The mask is created in an acrylic resin which has been hand-painted, with leather straps attached on the reverse, and felt padding on the interior. This prop comes from the collection of renowned film historian Chris Kiszka, and a Letter of Authenticity from Kiszka will be provided with the item. Measuring approximately 8.5”x7”, the mask is in very good condition with some wear from use. Much of the inner felt has worn away from use. $10,000-$15,000 69

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149. Freddy vs. Jason Hero Prop Glove. (New Line Cinema, 2003) An original prop glove worn by Freddy Krueger in Freddy vs. Jason. This glove is a hero version, with sharp metal blades attached. The detail of the glove and its sharp metal blades suggests this prop was intended for close-up shots rather than action sequences. The leather glove has metal plating attached, to which the blades are soldered. The interior of the glove is marked “Robert main glove” in reference to Robert Englund, who portrays Freddy. This prop comes from the collection of renowned film historian Chris Kiszka, and a Letter of Authenticity from Kiszka will be provided with the item. Measuring approximately 15” long, the glove is in good condition with some wear from use, including some surface wear to the metal and wear to the edges of the leather. $7,000-$10,000

150. Set of (3) Hellboy Concept Art Pages. (Revolution Studios, 2004) A set of (3) pages of original concept artwork for the Guillermo Del Toro adaptation of Mike Mignola’s cult-favorite comic series, Hellboy. The pages include one titled “Hellboy Ty – Abe Recovery Vest” with various sketches of vests, breathing apparatus, mechanical elements, and iconography; one titled “Hellboy B.R.P.D. Door Key Ty” with multiple designs for the electronic key to Hellboy’s room within the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense headquarters, some very close to the screen-used prop; and one detailed study of a “Bricer 112” semi-automatic pistol with magazine, possibly for development of Hellboy’s iconic Good Samaritan sidearm or Abe Sapien’s own semi-auto. All artwork is accomplished in ink and each page measures 8.5”x11”. The “Recovery Vest” page has a printed image of an equipment road case on the reverse and the “Door Key” is on 3-hole punch paper. The artwork is in generally very good condition. The gun study has a small coffee drip stain at upper right, while the other pages exhibit minor production handling. $500-$700 70

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151. Signed Capote Poster. (United Artists, 2005) A one sheet poster for Capote, signed by actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, director Bennett Miller, producers Caroline Baron and William Vince, and composer Mychael Danna. The poster was used and signed at a Broadcast Film Critics Association event, and measures 39.75”x26.75”. The poster is backed with foamcore and is in good condition with edge-wear, particularly at the corners. There is some minor scuffing to the surface, as well as a couple of creases in the body. Miller’s signature shows some wear. $200-$400 71

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152. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Concept Drawing. (Warner Bros., c.2005) An original concept drawing for Tim Burton’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Created by artist Alex Tavoularis, the drawing depicts a concept for the iconic chocolate room. This concept was created by using a thin sheet of art paper with some printed details, that were then heavily drawn over in charcoal and white paint, and enhanced throughout by Tavoularis. The drawing is signed in the lower-right. Measuring 11”x17” on vellum taped to 14”x24” art board, the drawing is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $500-$700

153. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Concept Drawing. (Warner Bros., c.2005) An original concept drawing for Tim Burton’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The drawing depicts Willy Wonka in one of his marvelous contraptions, as his silhouette is seen in the center of the drawing. Accomplished in ink and pencil on a 18”x16.25” sheet of vellum that is taped to a 28”x24” art board, the drawing is in fair condition with some creasing and edge-wear to the vellum, including a thin tear near the bottom-left corner of the vellum. $500-$700 72

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154. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Poster Prop. (Warner Bros, 2005) A rare prop poster created for Tim Burton’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The poster announces the Golden Ticket contest in which “Five golden tickets have been hidden underneath the ordinary wrapping paper of five ordinary Wonka Bars.” The printed prop features the facsimile signature of Willy Wonka near the bottom and comes custom framed with two photos of this style of poster being used within the film. The poster measures approximately 17.5”x11.5” within its 32.5”x17” frame. The frame features a custom cut film title near the bottom. The prop has not been examined out of frame, but appears to be in very good condition with some creasing to the poster from use. $500-$700

155. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Wonka Bar Prop. (Warner Bros, 2005) A rare prop Wonka Bar created for Tim Burton’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. This realistic “Whipple-Scrumptious Fudgemallow Delight” chocolate bar was molded in plastic for use in the film, and could be seen as people throughout the world rip open their Wonka Bars in their attempts to find the coveted golden tickets. Each chocolate piece features the Wonka name, and the outer wrapper and foil are also included. Measuring 7.5”x3.5”, the prop is in very good condition with wear throughout the wrapper. $500-$700

156. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory $10 Bill Prop. (Warner Bros, 2005) A rare prop $10 bill created for Tim Burton’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. This style of currency was used throughout the film, including the moment where Charlie finds a $10 bill on the ground and uses it to purchase the Wonka Bar containing his golden ticket. The bill is printed on thick paper, and comes custom framed with two photos of similar bills being used within the film. The bill measures 2.75”x6.75” within its 19.75”x17” frame. The condition is very good with some surface wear and a few small scratches to the frame from previous display. $500-$700 73

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157. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Alex Tavoularis Wonka Boat Concept Art. (Warner Bros. 2005) An original concept illustration from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by artist Alex Tavoularis. The exceptionally detailed illustration depicts Willy Wonka in silhouette on the top deck of his ornate Wonka Boat as it floats on the factory’s chocolate river. A seahorse theme would later replace the mythical creature motif shown here by Tavoularis. Accomplished in pencil on 18”x12.5” irregularly trimmed vellum, the image size is 13.5x8”. The piece is in very good condition with some production handling minor wrinkling common to the medium, not affecting the artwork. $500-$700

158. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Alex Tavoularis Concept Art. (Warner Bros. 2005) An original concept illustration from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by artist Alex Tavoularis. The grim and imposing industrial look of the titular chocolate factory made its way to the finished film. This extremity of mood distinguished Burton’s take on the Roald Dahl story from the candy colored 1970s adaptation. Accomplished in pencil on 12.5”x21.25” vellum, the image size is 9.5”x19.25”. The piece is taped at the corners to a 14”x24” backing board and remains in very good condition. It exhibits some graphite smudges from production handling and wrinkling that is common to the medium. $500-$700 74

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159. Changeling Poster Signed by Angelina Jolie. (Universal, 2008) A one sheet poster for Changeling, signed by actress Angelina Jolie. The poster was used and signed at a Broadcast Film Critics Association event, and measures 39.5”x26.5”. The poster is backed with foamcore and is in fair condition with spots of waving throughout due to lifting from the backing, as well as some edge-wear. There is a crease at the upper left corner. $300-$500

161. The Proposal Poster Signed by Sandra Bullock. (Touchstone, 2009) A one sheet poster for The Proposal, signed by actress Sandra Bullock. The poster was used and signed at a Broadcast Film Critics Association event, and measures 39.75”x26.75”. The poster is backed with foamcore and is in very good condition with minor edge-wear and a couple of small residue spots near the upper center. $200-$300

160. Signed Up in the Air Event Poster. (Paramount, 2009) An original one sheet poster for Up in the Air that is signed by writer/ director Jason Reitman and editor Dana E. Glauberman. The poster was used and signed at a Broadcast Film Critics Association event, and measures 39.75”x26.75”. The poster is backed with foamcore and is in very good condition with some creasing and wear around the edges, particularly in the bottom corners. $200-$300

162. “Nemo” Art Book from Unproduced Will Smith Film. (2009) A very rare production art book created during production for an unproduced film titled “Nemo,” based in the world of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. The film, set to star Will Smith, contained scenes involving a giant squid, large sharks, the Nautilus, and many other nautical themes. This art book features the work of Steve Jung, James Clyne, Victor Martinez, and more, and contains (59) high quality prints of artwork depicting a large variety of scenes and characters from the film. Each print measures approximately 11”x17” and the metal cover measures 11.75”x18.5”. The condition is very good with minor wear from use. $400-$600 75

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163. Signed Julie & Julia Event Poster. (Columbia, 2009) A one sheet poster for Julie & Julia, signed by Sir Howard Stringer, the then-Chairman of Sony Pictures. The poster was used and signed at a Broadcast Film Critics Association event, and measures 39.75”x26.5”. The poster is backed with foamcore and is in very good condition with minor edge-wear and some wear to the signature. $200-$300

165. Signed The Fighter Event Poster. (Paramount, 2010) A one sheet poster for The Fighter, signed by director David O. Russell and actor Jack McGee. The poster was used and signed at a Broadcast Film Critics Association event, and measures 39.75”x27”. The poster is backed with foamcore and is in good condition with some edge-wear and a few small spots of surface wear. $200-$300 76

164. Signed The Social Network Event Poster. (Sony, 2010) A one-sheet poster for The Social Network signed by star Armie Hammer and producer Dana Brunetti. The poster was used and signed at a Broadcast Film Critics Association event, and measures 40”27”. The poster is backed with foamcore and is in very good condition with some creasing and wear around the edges, particularly in the bottom corners, as well as general surface wear from use. $200-$300

166. J. Edgar Prop Painting of Judy Dench by Alex Tavoularis. (Warner Bros., 2011) An original prop painting from Clint Eastwood’s film J. Edgar by Alex Tavoularis. The stately seated portrait depicts Judy Dench in a period gown as J. Edgar Hoover’s (Leonardo DiCaprio) mother, Anna Marie Hoover. Seen displayed in the living room of the older Hoover, the painting was a key symbolic element of the set design. Signed at bottom right, “Alex Tavoularis.” Accomplished in oils on stretched canvas measuring 40.25”x30”, the painting is in fine condition with minimal wear. $500-$700

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167. Signed The Help Event Poster. (Disney, 2011) A one sheet poster for The Help that is signed by Tate Taylor, Ahna O’Reilly, Chris Lowell, Octavia Spencer, and more. The poster was used and signed at a Broadcast Film Critics Association event, and measures 40”x27”. It is backed with foamcore and is in very good condition with some edgewear particularly at lower corners. $200-$300

169. Signed War Horse Event Poster. (DreamWorks, 2011) A one sheet poster for War Horse, signed by director of photography Janusz Kaminski. The poster was used and signed at a Broadcast Film Critics Association event, and measures 40”x27”. The poster is backed with foamcore and is in good condition with some edge-wear and scuffing to the surface. $200-$300

168. Signed Drive Event Poster. (Bold Films, 2011) A one sheet poster for Drive, signed by composer Cliff Martinez. The poster was used and signed at a Broadcast Film Critics Association event, and measures 40”x27”. Mounted to foamcore, the piece is in good condition with some edge-wear, scuffing, and a ripple at bottom left where the poster has separated from the backing. $200-$300

170. Pair of Mondo Planet of the Apes Posters (Mondo, 2011) A pair of incredible silkscreened posters celebrating Planet of the Apes. These posters were released by Mondo in honor of a special marathon screening of the films at the Alamo Drafthouse. The Planet of the Apes poster was created by Martin Ansin and is numbered 358/415, and the Battle for the Planet of the Apes was created by Florian Bertmer. Measuring 36”x24”, the posters are in very good condition with some edge-wear. The Battle for the Planet of the Apes poster shows more edge-wear, and includes a small crease along the bottom edge. $200-$400 77

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171. Super 8 Argus Cube Prop. (Paramount, 2011) An original Argus Cube prop used in the production of the feature film Super 8. These cubes are discovered when the alien escapes from the train, and join together to form the creature’s space ship. Created in resin and painted a pearlescent white, the cube measures 2”x2”x2”. It is in good screen-used condition, with (4) corners chipped where the smallest edge cubes have broken off. In one sequence the cubes are seen partially covered in dirt, and this cube still has brown flecks on several sides from this usage. A COA from the renowned Prop Store of London is included. $500-$700

172. Signed Rise of the Guardians Event Poster. (DreamWorks, 2012) A one sheet poster for Rise of the Guardians, signed by director Peter Ramsey and producer Christina Steinberg. The poster was used and signed at a Broadcast Film Critics Association event, and measures 39.75”x26.75”. The poster is backed with foamcore and is in good condition with some edge-wear. $200-$300

173. Signed This is 40 Event Poster. (Universal, 2012) A one sheet poster for This is 40, signed by director/writer Judd Apatow and actress Leslie Mann. The poster was used and signed at a Broadcast Film Critics Association event, and measures 40”x27”. The poster is backed with foamcore and is in very good condition with minimal edge-wear. $200-$300

174. THX Sound System Poster. (Lucasfilm, 1984) An original THX Sound System one sheet poster. Created for theaters using George Lucas’ innovative sound system, this poster features the THX logo and reads “The Audience is Listening.” The poster measures 39.5”x27” and is in fine condition with minor creasing from use. $100-$200

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175. Raiders of the Lost Ark One Sheet Poster. (Paramount, 1981) A vintage Raiders of the Lost Ark one sheet poster. Featuring artwork by Richard Amsel, this design, depicting Harrison Ford in his first turn as Indiana Jones, is among the most coveted and sought-after of all 1980s movie posters. Folded as issued, the poster measures 41â&#x20AC;?x27â&#x20AC;? and is in fine condition with only minor corner and handling wear. $300-$500 79

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176. Collection of (6) Temple of Doom Miniature Mine Models. (Paramount, 1984) A collection of (6) miniature set models for the mine sequence of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. The models include (4) sections of wall, a lantern, and a wooden barrel. The wall sections are mostly composed of painted resin, with one made of painted styrofoam. The barrel is composed of metal and wood, and the lantern is metal and plastic. Ranging in size from 4.5”x1.75” to 6.25”x4.5”, the model pieces are in good condition with some wear from age and use. There are minor cracks or chips to a few of the pieces from use. $300-$500

177. Raiders of the Lost Ark Well of Souls Miniatures. (Paramount, 1981) A pair of miniature backdrop models for the Well of Souls in the Indiana Jones film, Raiders of the Lost Ark. These models show Egyptian-style drawings and hieroglyphs created in relief. The core of the cylinder is cardboard the core of the rectangular piece is styrofoam. Both miniatures are covered in a synthetic modeling putty and hand-painted. This prop comes from the collection of renowned film historian Chris Kiszka, and a Letter of Authenticity from Kiszka will be provided with the item. The rectangular section measures 13.25”x9” and the cylinder measures 3.25” in diameter and 14.5” tall. Both miniatures are in good overall condition with some surface wear from age, including a few small chips or cracks. $300-$500

178. Raiders of the Lost Ark Replica Angels. (Paramount, 1981) A stunning pair of replica angels based on the similar props used on the Ark of the Covenant in Raiders of the Lost Ark. Arguably one of the most recognizable props in film, the Ark of the Covenant features two golden kneeling angels atop the lid. These replicas are cast in resin with a metallic gold plating. Both figures have three nobs at their base with holes for mounting, and have been attached to a wooden base. Measuring 12”x36.5” and approximately 10” tall on their custom display base, the angels are in very good condition with minor surface wear. $5,000-$8,000 80

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179. Raiders of the Lost Ark One Sheet Poster. (Paramount, 1982) A vintage Raiders of the Lost Ark 1982 re-release one sheet poster. An unexpected smash hit upon its debut in 1981, the first entry in the Indiana Jones franchise remained in continuous release at some theaters until this updated advertising material was issued for the summer blockbuster season the following year. The poster features heroic art by Richard Amsel of Indy (Harrison Ford) cracking is signature bullwhip. Measuring 41â&#x20AC;?x27â&#x20AC;?, the item is in very good condition with minor edge wear. $200-$400 81

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180. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom One Sheet Poster. (Paramount, 1984) A vintage Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom one sheet poster. Featuring art by Drew Struzan, the composition takes inspiration from poster designs for the adventure serials of the 1930s and 40s on which the Indy series is based. Measuring 40â&#x20AC;?x27â&#x20AC;?, the poster is in very good with minor edge wear. $200-$400 82

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181. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Teaser One Sheet. (Paramount, 1984) A vintage Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom teaser one sheet poster. The background of this full-bleed poster features occult Thuggee iconography, which creates an almost 3D effect with the photographic image of Harrison Ford as Indy. This teaser one sheet remains one of the harder to get posters for the franchise. Measuring 40”x27”, the piece is in very good condition with minor edge wear. $200-$400

183. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Store Display. (Lucasfilm, 1989) A fantastic store display for the feature film Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. The display is printed on a metallic backing to make it more eye-catching, and advertises for the release of the film on videocassette with space for the price on the left side. Measuring 16.5”x10.5”, the display is in good condition with expected wear from age, including moderate peeling around the edges, particularly at the top and bottom. $200-$400

182. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom One Sheet Poster. (Paramount, 1984) A vintage Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom one sheet poster. This full-bleed poster for the second installment of the Indiana Jones franchise features a compelling full-length portrait of Harrison Ford in the eponymous temple by artist Bruce Wolfe. Measuring 40”x27”, the poster is in very good condition with minor edge wear. $200-$400

184. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom French Poster. (Paramount, 1984) A vintage French “grande” one panel poster for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. This imposing large-format poster features striking artwork by Michel Jovin exclusive to material from the original French theatrical release of the film. Folded as issued, the poster measures 63”x47” and is in fair condition with some chipping at edges, fold wear, and handling. $200-$400 83

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185. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Advance One Sheet. (Paramount, 1989) A vintage Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Advance one sheet poster. Designed by renowned poster artist Drew Struzan, the composition features large portraits of stars Harrison Ford and Sean Connery above an action vignette, reminiscent of the advertising for Golden Age Hollywood adventure serials. Measuring 40”x27”, the poster is in very good condition with minor edge wear. $200-$400

186. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Advance One Sheet. (Paramount, 1989) A vintage Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Advance one sheet poster. Featuring artwork by frequent Steven Spielberg collaborator Drew Struzan, the chest-up portrait of Indy with his trusty bullwhip references Richard Amsel’s design for Raiders of the Lost Ark. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster is in very good condition with minor edge wear. $200-$400

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187. Buckaroo Banzai Signed Oscillation Overthruster Replica (Fox, c.2000s) A stunning signed replica of the Oscillation Overthruster as seen in The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension. In the film, the device serves as a miniature colliding beam accelerator which allows Buckaroo Banzai to travel to the 8th dimension. This replica comes on a custom display base that has been signed by Peter Weller, who played the title role of Dr. Buckaroo Banzai in the film. The replica measures 3.5”x2.75” and 2” deep, and sits on the 5” in diameter base. The condition is very fine. $400-$600

188. The Hobbit Golden Elven Statue. (Warner Bros., 2012) A statue of an elven warrior from the treasure hoard in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. The statue is created in resin and painted gold, with details such as the helmet and armor which can be seen on the elven warriors in the Hobbit film series. Notably, the shield held by the figure does not match those used by the high elves in battle, which suggests that this may be a figure may have been created early in the film’s development. Measuring 11” tall, the statue is in good condition with chipping to the paint around the base. There is some minor surface wear throughout, particularly to the cape. $500-$800 85

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189. The Hobbit Erebor Treasure Goblet Decoration Plaque. (Warner Bros., 2013) A decorative plaque seen on goblets in the Erebor Treasure Room from The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug. The gold-painted resin plaque features a decorative raven atop a geometrically carved oval with faux-jewels around the edge with a larger one in the center. Measuring 5.5”x3.25”, the plaque is in fair condition with small spots of chipping to the paint and surface wear throughout. There are a few small spots of staining due to use. $300-$600

190. The Hunger Games District 13 Missile Warhead Prop. (Lionsgate, 2014) A prop missile with warhead from District 13 in The Hunger Games: Mockingjay-Part 1. Constructed of styrofoam, wood, and pvc piping, the prop missile is stencil painted “D13R” with caution detailing in red and yellow. Missiles like this are visible in the Hovercraft Hanger as Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) and Boggs (Mahershala Ali) walk through to meet their comrades. Measuring 50” tall x 10.5” in diameter, the missile is in very good condition. It exhibits some minor denting, dings, paint chipping, soiling, as well as intentional studio distress. The styrofoam warhead portion is separated from the missile tube, though the two pieces assemble seamlessly. $700-$900

POPULAR CULTURE The Marvel Cinematic Universe pulled costumed heroes out of the comic shop and into the mainstream. One of the most epic undertakings in human history, these spectacular tales of powerful, though all-too-human individuals fighting the forces of chaos and destruction have become the dominant mythos of our time. Ranging from rare original production pieces to signed commercial items, this offering includes some of the most sought after MCU collectibles currently available.

191. Iron Man Stark Industries Ammo Case Prop. (Marvel, 2008) A prop ammo case from the first film of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Iron Man. The case is made of painted metal with the Stark Industries logo on the front, and various military coding on the reverse. These cases were used as Tony Stark builds his first suit, the Mark I, and escapes his cave imprisonment by Raza and the terrorist group the Ten Rings. The case measures approximately 7”x11” and 4” thick and is in very good condition with some intentional distressing to the surface. $700-$900

192. Iron Man 2 Hammer Drone Prop Hand. (Marvel, 2010) An original prop hand used in the production of Marvel’s Iron Man 2. This prop was created as a battle-damaged hand from one of the Hammer Industries drones in the climactic finale battle sequence. The prop is composed of hand-painted dense foam and measures 8”x6” and 4.5” thick. The condition is good with intentional distressing throughout from production use. $700-$900 87

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193. Iron Man Mark III Production Maquette. (Marvel, 2000s) An original Iron Man Mark III studio paint study maquette from Iron Man. The signature armor suit is constructed of hollow cast resin painted in the iconic red and gold with a glowing white arc reactor. Measuring an impressive 37.25” tall, 16.5” wide, and 7.5” deep, the Mark III is in very good condition with some minor paint chipping and surface wear. The sole of the left foot has been removed to allow the figure to stand on the included platform and post display base. The circular platform measures 17.75” in diameter and 1.25” tall. The piece originally belonged to an employee at Legacy Effects, the effects studio that worked in conjunction with Stan Winston Studio to bring the comic book hero to the screen for this memorable film. $2,000-$4,000 88

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194. Iron Man Bust Signed by Stan Lee (Marvel, 2008) A limited edition life-size Iron Man Mark III bust signed by the character’s creator, Stan Lee. A collaboration between Sideshow Collectibles and Stan Winston Studios, this hyper-realistic bust is constructed of fiberglass cast from the original molds used to create the screen-used Iron Man armor costume, then handpainted and studio finished with light-up LED glowing eyes. The lighting element is in working order and can be powered by cord or internal battery compartment. This impressive screen-accurate bust has been signed on the integral base in white paint pen by Marvel Comics legend, Stan Lee, and retains the Stan Lee Collectibles “Excelsior Approved” hologram sticker. Measuring 24”x17” and 11” deep, the piece is in very good condition. It exhibits some scuffs, scratches, chipping, and paint loss to edges of bust and helmet reverse. $2,000-$3,000

195. Iron Monger Helmet Signed by Stan Lee (Marvel, 2008) A limited edition life-size Iron Monger helmet signed by Iron Man creator, Stan Lee. Made by Windlass Studios, the helmet is constructed of hand-forged steel with full internal padding and tinted plastic eye lenses to the exact specs of the screenused original. In the film, the Iron Monger I-M Mark One armor is created by Stane International from plans for the Iron Man MK 1 stolen from Stark Industries, only made larger to be proportionally stronger. The helmet is signed on the rear interior padding in white paint pen, “Stan Lee,” and retains the Stan Lee Collectibles “Excelsior Approved” hologram sticker. Measuring approximately 14”x11.5” and 13” deep, the piece is in fine condition. It exhibits only minor handling wear. $2,000-$3,000 89

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196. Fantastic Four Victor Von Doom Signet Ring Prop. (20th Century Fox, 2005) A screen worn prop signet ring created for Julian McMahon in his portrayal of Dr. Doom in Fantastic Four. The metal ring features the monogram “VVD” for Victor Von Doom, and while the ring is not marked for material or size, it is approximately a size 10. The condition is good, with some tarnishing to the interior and exterior of the band and a small groove inside the band at the reverse of the monogram. $800-$1,000

197. Thor “Jane Foster” Prop ID Badge. (Marvel, 2011) A prop Culver University ID badge depicting Natalie Portman as Jane Foster from Thor, her first appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The face of the printed badge features a color character head-andshoulders portrait of Portman with text, “Jane Foster Physics,” and a security disclaimer. On the reverse, it bears the Culver University Science Center logo and text, “Experimental Particle Physics Jane Foster.” The badge is notched at the top for attachment of clip or lanyard. A research physicist, Foster first meets Thor when an aurora borealis-like phenomenon she’s investigating turns out to be the Bifrost. Through her encounters with the Asgardian God, she goes to work for S.H.I.E.L.D. and becomes enmeshed in the events of the broader MCU. Measuring 3.5”x2.25”, the card is in very fine condition, showing only minimal production wear. $200-$400

198. Stan Lee Signed Spider-Man Shadowbox. (Marvel, 2015) A signed Spider-Man shadowbox created by Artissimo. Consisting of an acrylic pane with a printed Spider-Man logo framed over a stylized spider web print, the shadowbox is signed in white paint pen at upper left by Spider-Man creator, Stan Lee. The frame retains Artissimo and Marvel stickers on the reverse. Measuring 11”x14” and 1” deep, the piece is in very good condition with some scuffing to the frame. $400-$600 90

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199. Daredevil Prop Billy Club. (20th Century Fox, 2003) An original prop stunt billy club from Daredevil starring Ben Affleck. This billy club is created from a dense foam, and is hand-painted. This version of the prop features the club in an extended position, and was intended to be used in action or stunt sequences, as it is safer than the sturdier versions created for close-ups. Measuring 29” long, the baton is in good condition with some chipping to the paint throughout, particularly near the base. There are a few small cracks from use. The seam where the two foam halves were joined is very visible on the body of the club and there are a few small spots of paint transfer, all of which appear to be from production. $400-$600

200. Avengers Production Made Captain America Shield. (Marvel, 2012) A production made signature Captain America “Vibranium” shield from The Avengers. Constructed of cast fiberglass resin painted metallic silver, the front of the shield shows traces of the typical rings and central star of the finished examples, and the reverse is entirely unfinished. While metal shields were used for hero shots in Captain America: The First Avenger, the Prop Master on Avengers preferred a fiberglass shield as it was lighter and less prone to accidental damage. Additional shields would have been created and available for detailing as needed. This piece is likely a test pull or an unfinished alternate. Measuring 24” in diameter, the shield is in production used good condition with scattered surface scuffs and scratches. The reverse retains a Marvel Studios barcode label. $2,000-$4,000

201. Doctor Strange Costume Test Tunic. (Marvel, 2016) A test tunic used in the costume development process for the feature film Doctor Strange. This tunic was presumably created early in the costume process, and includes an attached tag which has notes to “Add Pleats” and “Add Bottom Skirt Length,” two notes which would make the tunic more closely resemble those worn by the central characters in the film. This tunic is marked “Strange Test Tunic” on the tag and also has “BC” marked on the collar, suggesting that this piece may have been created in the process of developing the costume for Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange. As this tunic was custom-made, there is no size marking, but it appears to be roughly a men’s large. The condition is very good, with some wear from use. There is a 4” long piece of velcro near the seam of the left and right sides, as well as loose threads which suggest that something was formerly sewn in on either side. $700-$900 91

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203. Lego Marvel Avengers Retired Set Signed by Jeremy Renner. (Marvel, 2015) A rare unopened retired Lego boxed set titled Avengers Hydra Showdown. Depicting characters and scenes based on Avengers: Age of Ultron, the set has been signed on the front of the box by Hawkeye actor Jeremy Renner. The signature has been authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services, and the box has a unique Beckett authentication code applied over the barcode. The box measures 7.5”x10.25” and 2.5” thick and is in very good condition with minor shelf wear. $200-$400

204. Lego Marvel Black Panther Retired Set Signed by Sebastian Stan. (Marvel, 2016) A rare unopened retired Lego boxed set titled Black Panther Pursuit. Depicting characters and scenes based on Captain America: Civil War, the set has been signed on the front of the box by Winter Soldier actor Sebastian Stan. The signature has been authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services, and the box has a unique Beckett authentication code applied over the barcode. The box measures 7.5”x14” and 2.75” thick and is in very good condition with minor shelf wear. $200-$400

205. Lego Marvel Guardians Retired Set Signed by Michael Rooker. (Marvel, 2017) A rare unopened retired Lego boxed set titled Ayesha’s Revenge. Depicting characters and scenes based on Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, the set has been signed on the front of the box by Yondu actor Michael Rooker. The signature has been authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services, and the box has a unique Beckett authentication code applied over the barcode. The box measures 7.5”x14” and 2.25” thick and is in very good condition with minor shelf wear. $200-$400 93

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206. M’Baku Funko Pop Toy Signed by Stan Lee. (Funko, 2018) A Funko Pop! vinyl figure of M’Baku from the afrofuturist Marvel Studios classic, Black Panther. Series number 388, the M’Baku pop retains its original windowed display box packaging. The front of the box is signed in white paint pen by the creator of the Black Panther Wakanda universe, Stan Lee. The figure stands 3.75” tall and is in very fine as-new condition. The box measures 6.5”x4.5” and 3.5” deep with minor handling and denting. The back and bottom panel exhibit some indentations and wrinkling. The signature remains clean and legible. $100-$200

207. Tesseract Replica Signed by Tom Hiddleston. (Marvel, 2018) A collector-made replica of the Tesseract from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The tesseract is the containment vessel for the Space Stone, as seen in Avengers: Infinity War. The replica is signed by Tom Hiddleston, whose character Loki is known for using and interacting with the tesseract in several MCU films. The replica was signed by Hiddleston at ACE Comic Con in 2018 in the presence of a JSA signature representative, and a unique certification card from JSA is included for the autograph. The replica lights up using a small remote and comes in a decorative glass display case with wooden stand. The replica measures approximately 3.25”x3.25” and is in very good condition. $100-$200

209. Spider-Man Suit Piece Signed by Tom Holland. (Marvel, 2019) A large section of fabric from a test suit created during production of Spider-Man: Far From Home. This fabric is from the chest piece of the test suit and has been signed by the film’s title actor, Tom Holland. The suit fabric was signed by Holland at ACE Comic Con in Chicago during 2019 in the presence of a JSA signature representative, and a unique certification card from JSA is included for the autograph. The fabric measures approximately 21”x14.5” and is in very good condition. $100-$200 94

208. Captain Marvel Pager Replica Signed by Brie Larson. (Marvel, 2019) A collector-made replica of the Transmitter Pager from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Color Danvers updates Nick Fury’s pager to this style in the film Captain Marvel, and Fury uses the pager in the post-credits scene of Avengers: Infinity War. The replica was signed by Captain Marvel’s title actor Brie Larson at ACE Comic Con in 2019 in the presence of a JSA signature representative, and a unique certification card from JSA is included for the autograph. The replica was made by using an actual pager as the base, and hand-painting and applying the additional details, with a printed Captain Marvel logo. Measuring 3”x3.5”, the replica is in good overall condition with an intentionally distressed finish. $100-$200

210. Avengers: Infinity War & Endgame Camera Crew Mug. (Marvel, c.2018) A copper mug featuring imagery of the Infinity Gauntlet which was given to camera crew members working on the Avengers films Infinity War and Endgame. Thanos’ completed gauntlet is visible on one side, while the other displays the Avengers logo, with “III” and “IV” on either side above the word “Camera.” Measuring 3.75” tall, the mug is in very good condition, with a few minor dents which may be production flaws. The mug comes in its original box. $100-$300

POPULAR CULTURE From the earliest cartoons to modern animated blockbusters, the collection traces the development of this important cinematic-televisual art form. Featuring original concept art, production cels, and promotional pieces, the offering includes items from pioneers of the medium such as Charles Mintz and Ub Iwerks, as well as influential upstarts like Don Bluth, and also modern practitioners such as Tim Burton.

211. Krazy Kat “Wedding Bells” One Sheet Poster. (Columbia Pictures, 1933) An extremely rare original one sheet poster from Charles Mintz’s Krazy Kat short “Wedding Bells.” Mintz, known as the man that fired Walt Disney (and in effect, forced Disney to create Mickey Mouse), reinvented the Krazy Kat character (a popular subject of comics and animation since the 1920s) in the 1930s to compete with Disney’s Mickey Mouse. This short was animated by future Disney Legends Preston Blair and Al Eugster. Measuring 40.75”x27”, the poster is in very good condition and presents beautifully. It has been professionally linen backed with sensitive expert restoration to the blank borders and studio statement at bottom right, as well as retouching to the original folds, and minor spot touch-up in the artwork. These conservation efforts have preserved the scarce one sheet for years to come. $5,000-$7,000 95

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212. Ub Iwerks The Brementown Musicians One Sheet Poster. (Celebrity Productions, 1935) An extremely rare original stone lithographic one-sheet poster for Ub Iwerks’ The Brementown Musicians. Iwerks left Disney studio in 1930 to run his own studio for Disney’s rival Pat Powers. From 1933-1935, he produced a series of “ComiColor Cartoons” shot in Power’s Cinecolor process and similar to the Silly Symphonies being released by Disney. There were 25 shorts released in this series and distributed by Powers’ Celebrity Pictures. Iwerks personally designed much of the ComiColor advertising material, including this one sheet. Measuring 41”x26.75”, the poster is in very good condition and presents beautifully. It has been professionally linen backed for preservation with sensitive expert restoration in the blank borders and some retouching to the original folds. $5,000-$7,000 96

POPULAR CULTURE 213. Sylvester “Hoppy Go Lucky” Production Cel. (Warner Bros., 1952) An original hand-painted production cel of Sylvester from the Looney Toons animated short “Hoppy Go Lucky.” Archivally taped to a printed reproduction background, the cel depicts Sylvester, startled from his encounter with Hippety Hopper. The cel has an image size of 3.5”x5” on the 10”x12.5” cel sheet. It is in very good condition with a minor top right corner bend and spot of discoloration at the upper left of the cel, neither of which affect the artwork. $500-$800

214. Tweety Bird “Tree Cornered Tweety” Production Cel. (Warner Bros. 1956) An original hand-painted production cel of Tweety Bird from the Merrie Melodies animated short “Tree Cornered Tweety.” Presented on a matching printed background, the cel depicts Tweety delivering his famous catchphrase, “I tawt I taw a puddy tat!” after he spies Sylvester hanging out the window of the apartment across the way. The cel has an image size of 3.5”x1.5” on the 10.5”x13.5” cel sheet. It is in very good condition with faint pigment loss to some black outlining. It retains a partial Warner Bros. copyright label at lower left. $800-$1,200

215. Porky Pig Character Model Sheet. (Warner Bros., c.1940s-50s) A photostat character model sheet of Porky Pig from Warner Bros. Studios. Used by animators to ensure consistency in rendering characters, the sheet depicts Porky in six different poses. The line-textured model sheet measures 11”x14” and is in very good condition with some minor edge chipping and production handling. $200-$400 97

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216. Marvin the Martian Production Maquette. (Warner Bros., c.2000s) An original production maquette of Marvin the Martian. The maquette is attributed to a Warner Bros. animated project from the early 2000s. The maquette has pencil grid markings on the right half to assist animators and measures approximately 15” tall. The maquette is in good condition with some wear from use, including spots of surface wear. $1,000-$2,000 98

217. Daffy Duck Production Maquette. (Warner Bros., c.2000s) An original production maquette of Daffy Duck. The maquette is attributed to a Warner Bros. animated project from the early 2000s. The full-body maquette has pencil grid markings on the right half to assist animators. Measuring approximately 20”x23.5”, the resin maquette is in good condition with some wear from use, including spots of chipping to the surface. $1,000-$2,000

POPULAR CULTURE 218. “A Classic Confrontation” Animated Animations. (Warner Bros., 1997) An Animated Animations electronic diorama titled “A Classic Confrontation.” The piece recreates a scene from the 1940 animated short “A Wild Hare” starring Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd. When a button is depressed on the side of the frame, the figures spring into motion, acting out a scene synchronized to the electronic soundtrack. Examples in working order, like this one, are exceedingly rare and highly desirable. The piece retains the Animated Animations seal on the foreground at lower right, is signed in black ink by the legendary Mel Blanc, and is hand-numbered “2325/2500.” It is accompanied by a Warner Bros./ Animated Animations COA and care manual. Measuring 17”x21” and 2.75” deep, the piece is in very good functioning condition. The plexiglass face exhibits a crack in the top over the blank mat and a faint 4” scratch in the lower margin, neither of which mar the field of vision during the action. $300-$500 219. “Duck Dodgers” Animated Animations. (Warner Bros., 1997) An Animated Animations electronic diorama titled “Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2th Century.” The piece recreates a scene from the 1953 animated short of the same name starring Daffy Duck as Duck Dodgers and Marvin the Martian. When a button is depressed on the front of the frame, the figures spring into motion, acting out a scene synchronized to the electronic soundtrack. Examples in working order, like this one, are exceedingly rare and highly desirable. The piece retains the Animated Animations seal on the foreground at lower right and is hand-numbered “4354/9500.” It is accompanied by a Warner Bros./Animated Animations COA and care manual. Measuring 17”x21” and 2.75” deep, the piece is in very good functioning condition. The plexiglass face exhibits some minor faint scuffing. $300-$500

220. Bugs Bunny Original Production Cel. (Warner Bros., c.1980s) An original production cel featuring Bugs Bunny, attributed to an animated commercial in the 1980s. The cel is accompanied by a matching production drawing. This hand-painted cel has an image size of 7.75”x7.25” on the 10.5”x12.5” cel sheet. The condition is fair, with some spots of paint loss and lifting to the paint. There is a large amount of white paint transferred to the production drawing, and the cel has received professional restoration. $200-$400 99

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221. Handwritten Treatment for The Incredible Mr. Limpet. (Warner Bros., 1960) An original handwritten treatment for The Incredible Mr. Limpet by John C. Rose. The 22-page story outline was penned by Rose four years before the film premiered. Interestingly, Rose envisioned George Goebel as Mr. Limpet and Keenan Wynn as Mr. Stickle, both of whom were popular TV stars of the time. The outline contains many edits and notes, but follows the final version of the film fairly closely. Written on lined standard yellow legal pad paper, the outline is in good condition with expected wear throughout from use. Included with the treatment are (4) 8”x10” publicity photos from the press premiere of the film in Weeki Wachi, Florida. $500-$700

222. Set of (4) The Incredible Mr. Limpet Storyboards. (Warner Bros., c.1963) A set of (4) hand-drawn storyboards created during the production of the live-action and animated comedy film, The Incredible Mr. Limpet. The drawings are accomplished in colored pencils and ink on thin art paper, and depict a variety of scenes and characters from the film, including Henry Limpet as a talking fish. Each storyboard sheet measures 5.5”x7” and the set is in overall very good condition. $500-$700

223. The Incredible Mr. Limpet Original Production Cel. (Warner Bros., 1962) An original production cel on a printed reproduction background from the live-action/animated comedy, The Incredible Mr. Limpet. The hand-painted cel was originally from the personal collection of the film’s writer-producer, John C. Rose. It depicts Ladyfish pulling the fin of a reluctant Limpet (Don Knotts). The cel has an image size of 3.5”x5.75” on the 10.5”x12.5” cel sheet. It is in very good condition with some paint loss to Ladyfish’s iris. The piece retains a provenance label from the John C. Rose estate at bottom left. $700-$900

224. The Incredible Mr. Limpet Original Production Cel. (Warner Bros., 1962) An original production cel on a printed reproduction background from the live-action/animated comedy, The Incredible Mr. Limpet. The hand-painted cel was originally from the personal collection of the film’s writer-producer, John C. Rose. It depicts Limpet (Don Knotts) wearing a tricorn and playing fife in a Revolutionary War-era band during the Super Doodle Dandy Fish fantasy sequence. The cel has an image size of 5”x2.5” on the 10.5”x12.5” cel sheet. It is in very good condition with minor production wear. The piece retains a provenance label from the John C. Rose estate at bottom left. $700-$900

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226. Peanuts Production Cel Setup. (Bill Melendez, c.1970s-80s) An original hand-painted Peanuts production cel setup on a printed background from a Bill Melendez Peanuts cartoon. The 5-layer cel setup includes one layer depicting raindrops, one Lucy, one Schroeder, one Linus and Patty, and one with a row of four school children. The cels each measure 10.5”x12.5” with a combined image size of 4.5”x7.5” and are in very good condition. There has been a minor transfer of pigment from Patty’s orange bow to the face of the girl seated behind her. $200-$400

227. Peanuts Dolly Madison Commercial Cel Setup. (Bill Melendez, c.1980s) An original hand-painted production cel setup featuring Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and Linus from a Dolly Madison bakeries commercial by Bill Melendez Productions. Consisting of multiple cel layers, the setup depicts Charlie Brown chatting with Linus as a delicious aroma wafts from his tray of freshly baked muffins, setting Snoopy on high alert. The cel has an image size of 6.25”x11.25” within the 13.25”x15.5” mat frame. It is in very good condition with only minor production wear. $200-$400 101

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228. The Secret of NIMH Original Poster Concept. (Don Bluth, c.1982) An original concept design for a poster for the theatrical release of The Secret of NIMH. The original artwork is accomplished in marker on thin artist’s paper which is adhered to a large foam core backing for its presentation and review. The artwork has an image size of 16.5”x10.75” on its 30”x20” backing. The condition is very good with minor wear from use. $500-$700

229. Set of (3) Production Cels from The Secret of NIMH. (Don Bluth, 1982) A set of (3) original production cels from the Don Bluth animated feature The Secret of NIMH. The hand-painted cels depict Nicodemus, a two-cel setup featuring Mrs. Brisby on one layer and Jenner on another, and a cel with Jeremy Crow and Miss Right tangled in string. Each cel measures approximately 10.5”x12.25”. All remain in very good condition with minor production wear. The collection also includes a production drawing of Mrs. Brisby accomplished in blue pencil on 10.5”x12.5” three-hole animation paper with an image size of 3.25”x3.25”. The drawing is in very good condition with minor handling. $200-$400

230. Set of (3) Production Cels from The Secret of NIMH. (Don Bluth, 1982) A set of (3) original production cels from the Don Bluth animated feature The Secret of NIMH. The hand-painted cels depict Mrs. Brisby, Jenner, and Jeremy and a dangling string. Each cel measures approximately 10.5”x12.5”. All remain in very good condition with minor production wear. $200-$400

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231. An American Tail Drew Struzan Original Artwork. (Universal, 1986) An original painting by artist Drew Struzan that was created for the animated feature film An American Tail. The image of Fievel on the boat is printed, while the characters in the top-half of the poster above Fievel as well as some lighting and color elements are original airbrush. This airbrushed and printed artwork is adhered to a large artist’s board which is itself adhered to foam core. The bottom-left corner below the artwork features Struzan’s production stamp, and the protective paper cover has a Struzan production label. The paper cover also has the hand-written note “Teaser Poster for France” written along the top-edge. The artwork has an image size of 35”x20.5” and an overall size of 40”x30”. The condition is very good with some wear around the edges from use, some tearing to portions of the paper cover, and some separation from the artist’s board to its foam core backing. $2,000-$4,000 103

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232. An American Tail Drew Struzan Original Poster Painting. (Universal, 1986) An original poster design painting by renowned poster artist Drew Struzan for the animated feature An American Tail. The piece depicts the film’s diminutive protagonist, Fievel, seated atop a shoe in a line of newly arrived immigrants filing into Ellis Island. This finished painting differs only slightly from the artwork ultimately used on the U.S. Style-A one sheet poster. Accomplished in airbrush and acrylic on 29.5”x19.5” illustration board visible through a 32”x24” mat, the piece is in very good condition with minor production wear. $800-$1,000

233. Fievel Goes West Drew Struzan Original Poster Concept. (Universal, 1991) An original drawing by renowned movie poster artist Drew Struzan, depicting a poster concept for An American Tail: Fievel Goes West. This original artwork differs slightly from what would become the final film poster, featuring a slightly more serious looking pistol-drawn Fievel, with T.R. Chula, Wylie Burp, and other characters in the background. Accomplished in pencils and airbrush on art paper, the drawing is mounted to a 29.25”x22” sheet of foamcore for its presentation. The condition is very good, with a slight waviness to the paper where it is lightly separating from the foamcare backing. Struzan signed the artwork in the lower-right with the year ‘91. $500-$700

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234. Fievel Goes West Drew Struzan Original Poster Concept. (Universal, 1991) An original drawing by renowned movie poster artist Drew Struzan, depicting a poster concept for An American Tail: Fievel Goes West. This original artwork is very similar to what would become the final film poster, featuring a pistol-drawn Fievel and the cast of characters in the poster corners. Accomplished in pencils and airbrush on art paper, the drawing is mounted to a 29.25”x22” sheet of foamcore for its presentation. The condition is very good, with a slight waviness to the paper where it is lightly separating from the foamcare backing, and a few small marks and scuffs near the edges. Struzan signed the artwork in the lower-right with the year ‘91. $500-$700

235. Fievel Goes West Drew Struzan Original Poster Concept. (Universal, 1991) An original drawing created by renowned poster artist Drew Struzan for An American Tail: Fievel Goes West. This concept was created to help plan and create details for the film’s poster and is very similar in its design and perspective to the buildings shown on the final version of the one sheet poster. As was a very common design process of the time, the poster was created by trimming and applying some printed elements, and then hand-drawing and embellishing new details over it to achieve the designed look. Much of black linework seen in the buildings is printed, with original enhancements to the lighting, color tones, and other small details throughout. Accomplished in pencil and airbrush on art paper, the artwork has an image size of 15”x10.5” on a larger 29”x22” sheet. The condition is very good with a crease at the lower left corner. $500-$700

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236. BeBe’s Kids Promotional Cel in Folder. (Paramount, 1991) A promotional cel created for the animated feature film Bebe’s Kids, based on the stand up comedy of Robin Harris. This cel setup comes from the collection of Bill Wallen, who helped create promotional and advertising campaigns for the film. The cel is matted in three separate layers and includes a reproduction background. The top cel has been hand-numbered 84/250, and is signed by director Bruce Smith at the lower right. Measuring 10.25”x14.75” in the 14”x18” mat, the cel is in very good condition with a small scuff at the upper right of the top cel, and minor wear to the mats. The cel setup comes in a 14.75”x20.5” folder, which has a few spots of surface wear on the front. $200-$400

237. Tom and Jerry: The Movie Cel Signed by Joe Barbera. (Hanna-Barbera, 1992) An original production cel of Tom from Tom and Jerry: The Movie. The production marked the first full-length feature animated film starring this iconic cartoon duo. The cel is signed by Tom and Jerry co-creator, Joe Barbera, and depicts Tom in a great action pose. The cel is stapled along the edges to a reproduction printed background. The cel set-up measures 12”x17” and is in very good condition with minor surface wear. There are a few small spots of rusting at the staples from age. $200-$400

238. Shark Tale Concept Artwork. (DreamWorks, 2001) A collection of (5) pages of pre-production concept artwork, notes, and diagrams for the animated underwater gangster comedy, Shark Tale. Consisting of 5-pages attached at the left edge, the artwork includes scenic and storyboard drawings, shot lists, character models, scale diagrams for ocean inhabitants, and assorted philosophical notes on making the characters and setting believable for the audience. Each page measures 5.5”x10” and the collection is in fine condition with only minimal handling. $200-$400

239. Shrek Concept Art by Jim Hegedus. (DreamWorks, 1999) An original panel of scene and character concept artwork from Shrek on a double-sided board. Created by artist Jim Hegedus, one side features a series of four character facial studies including Shrek and Prince Farquad, and on the other, two outdoor landscape scenic studies with hand painted color swatches. The scene side is signed in black ink with the artist’s stylized signature and dated 1999. Accomplished in gouache on 5”x7.5” board, the piece is in fine condition with minor smudging in the blank area from production handling. $200-$400 106

240. Corpse Bride Piano Duet Concept Painting. (Laika, 2005) An original concept painting created for Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride. The painting depicts Victor and Emily in the well-remembered piano duet scene, and is accomplished in acrylic on art board. The painting itself measures 9.5”x14.5” within a 15”x20” frame. The condition is very fine, with minor edge wear to the frame from use. $1,000-$2,000

POPULAR CULTURE Though you can’t always get what you want, you’ll likely find what you need in this diverse offering of pop music collectibles. Charting the intersection of music and the visual arts, these original promotional, production, and concept pieces consist of many rare and even one-of-a-kind items. Featured artists include The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, the King of Pop (Michael Jackson), the King of Rock and Roll (Elvis Presley), and many others.

241. Original “A Girl Needs a Boy” Musical Arrangement. (American International, c.1964) An original hand-written musical arrangement for Annette Funicello’s performance of “A Girl Needs a Boy.” Composed by Salvador “Tutti” Camarata, this arrangement was likely created for Funicello’s performance of the song for the Muscle Beach Party vinyl record. This musical arrangement is hand-written in pencil on (12) pre-lined music sheets, and is labeled for Annette. Measuring 17.5”x12.5” within the hand-assembled cover, the arrangement is in very good condition with some wear around the edges from use. $1,000-$2,000

242. Jefferson Airplane Jim Michaelson Concert Poster. (Sparta Graphics, 1967) A fantastic concert poster for Jefferson Airplane by artist Jim Michaelson. From 1966-1968, Michaelson and Dave Schiller made a name for themselves through their company Sparta Graphics, which produced a number of popular psychedelic posters. Michaelson painted the original image for this poster on wood, and the lithograph poster was sold in one- or two-sided formats on sturdy cardstock. This is the rarer “deluxe” one-sided version, which has been recorded in the book “The U.S. Posters from the American 19th to 20th Century Image” by Mark Resnick. It measures 39”x30”. The poster is in very good condition with expected edge and surface-wear from age and use, including light bending, particularly at the corners. As this poster comes from Michaelson’s collection, it is difficult to tell whether the reds and yellows have faded slightly from age, or whether this is a printer’s proof. $200-$400 107

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243. Elvis Presley Paradise Hawaiian Style One Sheet Poster. (Paramount, 1966) A vintage one sheet poster for the tropical-themed Elvis Presley musical, Paradise Hawaiian Style. The piece features colorized photomontage artwork of the King, a host of lovely ladies, and love interest Suzanna Leigh. Folded as issued, the poster measures 41”x27” and is in good condition with a tear in the lower right margin, a spot of paper loss in the image, fold wear and handling. $200-$400

244. Blues for Lovers One Sheet Poster. (20th Century Fox, 1966) An original Blues for Lovers first United States release one sheet poster. Also distributed under the name “Ballad in Blue,” legendary rhythm and blues musician Ray Charles plays himself in this English romantic melodrama directed by Paul Henreid. Folded as issued, the poster measures 41”x27” and is in very good condition. It exhibits some minor fold wear, handling, a minor crease to the lower right corner, and adhesive residue to the reverse. $200-$400

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245. Sammy Davis Jr. Let There Be Love Album Cover Painting. (Columbia, 1970) An original painting by renowned illustrator Peter Green, published as the cover art for the Sammy Davis Jr. album “Let There Be Love,” a reissue of the 1961 album “The Wham of Sam.” The piece depicts a seated portrait of Sammy before an abstract background. The artist has signed at right, below Sammy’s arm, “Peter Green.” Accomplished in oils on stretched canvas, the painting measures 22”x22”. It is in very good condition with some cracking to the paint around the edges and minor surface wear. $400-$600

246. “Hard Rock Chord Guide” Alvin Lee Cover Painting. (Music Sales Corp., 1970) An exceptional original painting by renowned illustrator Peter Green published as the cover of “Hard Rock Chord Guide” by Harvey Vinson. The painting depicts a psychedelic portrait of guitarist Alvin Lee of Ten Years After, playing the iconic Gibson ES-335. The artist has signed at bottom right, “Green.” Accomplished in oils on rigid board, the painting measures 20”x16”. Two pieces of wood have been affixed to the reverse for exhibition. The painting remains in very good condition with some minor edge chipping. $400-$600

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247. Jimi Hendrix Book Cover Painting. (c.1960s) An exceptional original painting by renowned illustrator Peter Green for the cover of a Jimi Hendrix music book. Rendered in a psychedelic style with a kaleidoscopic abstract background, Hendrix, eyes closed, plays a Fender Stratocaster, rapt by the music. It is signed by the artist at lower right, “Green.” Though the publication use is unknown, the portrait is self-evidently spectacular. Accomplished in oils on rigid board, the painting measures 20”x16”. Two pieces of wood have been affixed to the reverse for exhibition. The painting remains in very good condition with edge and surface wear. The paint has chipped off of the upper right corner. $400-$600

248. The Rolling Stones Gimme Shelter Poster. (20th Century Fox, 1970) A rare promotional poster for The Rolling Stones documentary film, Gimme Shelter. Directed by the Maysels brothers, the film captures the murder in the crowd during the band’s infamous concert at Altamont, an incident widely cited as the death of the Sixties counterculture. This poster was created for the film’s premiere at the Plaza Theatre in New York City, and measures 37.5”x24.5”. The condition is very good with minor surface wear. The poster has been linen-backed for its preservation. $200-$400

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249. Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii One Sheet Poster. (Universal, 1973) A scarce silk screened Canadian one sheet poster for the first North American release of the concert documentary Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii. The film showcased the band performing at the ancient Roman amphitheatre in Pompeii, and the poster depicts the members of the band with rock poster style artwork. Measuring 41”x27”, the piece is in very good condition with some wear and paint bleed along the original fold lines, and faint browning at the extreme top edge. $200-$400

250. Original Painting for “Killing Me Softly” Album Cover. (Ferrante & Teicher, 1973) An original painting that was used as the album cover artwork for “Killing Me Softly” by Ferrante & Teicher. Known for their arrangements of classical pieces and film soundtracks, the American pianist duo released “Killing Me Softly” in 1973, which featured this stunning artwork by renowned illustrator Peter Green. The painting comes from Green’s personal collection, and is accomplished in oils on a canvas wrapped frame. Measuring 16”x16.25”, the painting is in very good condition with minor surface wear throughout. $400-$600

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251. Syreeta Wright Album Cover Painting. (Wright, c.1970s) An original painting created for an album cover for singer-songwriter Syreeta Wright. Known professionally as just “Syreeta,” Wright’s talents as a R&B and Soul artist led to multiple studio albums. She would marry fellow musician Stevie Wonder, and would provide backing vocals on such hits as Wonder’s “Singed, Sealed, Delivered (I’m Yours).” The painting, which beautifully depicts Wright, was created by renowned illustrator Peter Green, who was commissioned by Columbia Records to create this painting, and has signed the bottom right. The artwork was ultimately unused as an album cover, but may have been used in additional promotional or marketing materials such as sheet music. Accomplished in oils on canvas wrapped board, the painting measures 26.75”x20.75” and is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $400-$600

252. Original Banjoman One Sheet Poster Artwork. (Atlantic Releasing Corp., 1975) An original painting used in the poster for Banjoman, the 1975 concert tribute film for bluegrass banjo legend Earl Scruggs. The film contained interviews and guest appearances by Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, the Byrds, and Joan Baez, among others. The painting was created by renowned illustrator Peter Green, and is accomplished in acrylic and marker on a layer of acetate that is hinged over the airbrushed background on art board. Measuring 27.25”x20” in its entirety, the painting is in good condition, with minor wear to the acetate and some tape residue around the edges, as well as general edge-wear to the board. There is some surface wear, including some paint running on the background. $400-$600 112

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253. Original “Rhapsody for Banjo” Album Cover Painting. (Flying Fish, 1976) An original painting used as the cover artwork of Larry McNeely’s bluegrass album “Rhapsody for Banjo.” The painting was created by renowned illustrator Peter Green, who signed the bottom-right corner. Accomplished in acrylic on a canvas wrapped frame, the painting measures 28”x28” and is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $400-$600

254. Kiss: Attack of the Phantoms Poster. (Hanna-Barbera, 1978) A rare Columbian poster for the Kiss film, Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park. Also released as Attack of the Phantoms and Kiss Phantoms, this film was originally widely panned by Kiss fans and the members of the band themselves, but later achieved a strong cult following. This poster features artwork of the band members and measures 26.75”x18.75”. Quad-folded as issued, the piece is in very good with minor edge wear and handling. $200-$400

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255. “Radio Kandy” John Candy Radio Program Painting. (Candy, 1988) An original painting created for “Radio Kandy,” a popular radio program helmed by comedian John Candy. The painting was created by renowned illustrator Peter Green and used for internal radio station promotion. Accomplished in airbrush and acrylic on 21.5”x28.25” art board, the painting is in very good condition with some edge-wear. $400-$600

256. Original “Hangin’ with Hollywood” Radio Show Artwork. (Disney, c.1989) An original painting used in promotion of “Hangin’ with Hollywood,” a radio show that was hosted by Sean “Hollywood” Hamilton live at the Tomorrowland stage in Disneyland between 1989-92. The live four hour show occurred every Sunday night in Tomorrowland, and park guests could enjoy watching their favorite celebrities being interviewed during the program. This painting was created by renowned illustrator Peter Green, who wonderfully captures Hamilton’s likeness in this acrylic painting on 22.25”x32” art board. The painting is in very good condition with minor surface wear, and there is a black display mat adhered around the artwork. $400-$600 114

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257. Neil Diamond Concert T-Shirt Original Artwork. (1990s) This large photo of Neil Diamond features original airbrushed artwork in Diamond’s hair, eyes, face, and jacket, which was used to create a concert t-shirt that was sold during the singer’s tours throughout the 1990s. The artwork has an image size of 23”x20” and is adhered over a 25.5”x21” artist’s board backing. The artwork has a clear protective cover hinged over the top and the condition is very good overall with minor wear from use. $400-$600

258. Uncut Sheet of Michael Jackson Lenticular Tickets. (Jackson, 2009) An incredibly rare uncut sheet of lenticular concert tickets for Michael Jackson’s planned “This is It” concert series at the O2 Arena in London. The concerts ultimately never took place, as Jackson passed away on June 25, 2009, just weeks before planned July 13, 2009 start of the concert series. These uncut lenticular tickets are among the seldom surviving artifacts from this significant moment in Michael Jackson history. Measuring 27.75”x19.5” within their 30.75”x22.5” frame, the tickets are in very fine unused condition. $300-$500

259. Michael Jackson Transforming Lenticular Portrait. (Jackson, 2009) An incredibly rare lenticular portrait of Michael Jackson tracing the evolution of the influential entertainer during his career. This artwork was created for Michael Jackson’s planned “This is It” concert series at the O2 Arena in London. The concerts ultimately never took place, as Jackson passed away on June 25, 2009, just weeks before planned July 13, 2009 start of the concert series. However, this design was approved by Jackson himself for use as an item to be sold at the concerts. This lenticular portrait is among the seldom surviving artifacts from this significant moment in Michael Jackson history. Measuring 10”x8” within a 15”x13” frame, the lenticular is in fine condition with minimal wear. $300-$500 115

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From newspaper comics to comic books, children’s books, magazines, and everything in between, our popular culture has been shaped by the characters and imagery found on the printed page. The original artwork, promotional items, and the other rare artifacts in this section represent a small sample of what has influenced many a reader for generations.

260. Original Buster Brown Comic Strip Art by R.F. Outcault. (Outcault, 1908) An original hand-colored Buster Brown comic strip by Richard F. Outcault. In 1895, Outcault created “The Yellow Kid,” considered the first of the modern newspaper comic strip series. It was Outcault’s use of word balloons to express dialog, as well as his use of humor and social commentary, that paved the way for the modern comic strip. Outcault followed “The Yellow Kid” with “Buster Brown.” First published in the New York Herald in 1902, the series proved to be extremely popular among readers of all ages. In 1904, the character was adopted as the mascot for the Brown Shoe Company, which featured Outcault’s creation in advertising and promotions. The strip ended in 1921, but the character remained popular in comic books, movies, theatre, and television well into the 1950s. Created in ink over pencil with watercolor highlights, the comic strip art measures 23”x20”. The condition is good with expected wear from age, including some tearing around the edges, most notably near the top of the left edge. There is some minor surface wear throughout. $4,000-$6,000 116

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261. Set of (10) Famous Cartoon Characters Standees. (Chicago Tribune, 1930s) A very rare complete set of all (10) Cracker Jack prize standees depicting “Famous Cartoon Characters” commonly featured in the Chicago Tribune. The characters include Smitty, Herby, Harold Teen, Chester Gump, Perry Winkle, Uncle Walt, Skeexiz, Little Orphan Annie, Moon Mullins, and Kayo. Each standee measures approximately 2” tall and most are in fine condition with varying amounts of surface wear, oxidation, and small dents to a few of the standees. $300-$500

262. Set of (4) Toonerville Folks & Mutt and Jeff Shell Gas Signs. (Shell, 1934) A very scarce set of (4) double-sided cardboard character signs created for hanging displays at Shell gas stations. The signs depict The Skipper and Powerful Katrinka from “Toonerville Folks” as well as the title characters from “Mutt and Jeff.” The signs range slightly in size, but measure approximately 23” tall. The condition is very good for their age, with some creases and edge wear present, but all still display very nicely. It is quite difficult to find any of these vintage character displays, with a set of four such as this being exceptionally rare. $2,000-$3,000 117

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263. Lithograph Signed by Over 50 Comic Art Legends. (Starbur, 1987) A large color lithographic print on heavy paper of a “jam” illustration accomplished and signed by (50+) comic art legends featuring many of the most iconic characters from the history of American cartooning. Commissioned by Starbur Productions in honor of the 200th anniversary of the Constitution of the United States, the piece takes as its theme a constitutional convention attended by delegates such as Spider-Man, Snoopy, Garfield, Alfred E. Neuman, Woody Woodpecker, Hagar the Horrible, Prince Valiant, Marmaduke, Nancy, Blondie, Family Circus, Beetle Bailey and Sarge, Jiggs, and many, many more. The print is signed in pencil below the image by artists including: Stan Lee (Spider-Man), Jack Davis, Charles Schulz (Peanuts), Mort Drucker (Mad), Al Jaffe (Mad), Will Elder (Mad), Sergio Aragones (Mad and Groo), D. Morton (Mad), Harvey Kurtzman (Mad and Little Annie Fannie), Jim Davis (Garfield), Mort Walker (Beatle Bailey), Russell Myers (Broomhilda), Johnny Hart (Wizard of Id and B.C.), Mike Peters (Mother Goose and Grim), Bill Keane (Family Circus), Dean Young (Blondie), Christopher Browne (Hagar the Horrible), Jim Unger (Herman), Chance Browne (Hagar the Horrible), Brad Anderson (Marmaduke), Greg Evans (Luann), Bill Hoest (The Lockhorns), Bob Thaves (Frank and Ernest), Greg Howard (Sally Forth), Lynn Johnston (For Better or Worse), Fred Lasswell (Snuffy Smith), Mell Lazarus (Miss Peach and Momma), and many others. Measuring 22.5”x31.75” visible under glass through a 30.25”x39.5” wood frame, the piece appears to be in good condition with moderate wear to the frame from previous display. $5,000-$7,000

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264. Carl Barks Signed Scrooge McDuck Original Comic Strip. (Disney, 1969) An original hand-drawn and inked “Scrooge McDuck” comic strip featuring Donald and Scrooge McDuck. The 3-panel comic has been signed by the creator of Scrooge McDuck, Carl Barks. This one-of-a-kind original comic artwork was offered through Walt Disney Art Classics and includes the original COA. It is framed with a custom mat, as offered by Disney. The original artwork measures 6.5”x21” within its 15.75”x30.5” frame and the condition is very fine. $600-$800

265. Signed Original Dr. Seuss The Cat in the Hat Drawing. (Dr. Seuss, c.1960s) An original drawing of The Cat in the Hat by Theodor Seuss Geisel, more commonly known by his pen name “Dr. Seuss.” This original ink drawing of one of Seuss’ most famous characters features hand-colored highlights and is signed “Dr. Seuss” in the lower-right of the image. The drawing has an image size of 9”x5” within its 17”x14” frame. The artwork is in very fine condition. Original artwork by Dr. Seuss is extremely sought after, and this example depicting such a well-known character is exceptionally rare. $4,000-$6,000

266. Signed Original Dr. Seuss Grinch Drawing. (Dr. Seuss, c.1960s) An original drawing of Mr. Grinch by Theodor Seuss Geisel, more commonly known by his pen name “Dr. Seuss.” This original ink drawing of one of Seuss’ most famous characters features additional hand-colored highlights and is signed “Dr. Seuss” on the bottom of the image. The drawing has an image size of 8.5”x6.5” within its 17.5”x14.5” frame. The artwork is in very fine condition. Original artwork by Dr. Seuss is extremely sought after, and this example depicting such a well-known character is exceptionally rare. $4,000-$6,000 119

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267. “Robin the Boy Wonder” Batman Comic Poster. (DC, 1966) A fantastic poster of Robin from the Batman comic series. The poster is attributed to artist Carmine Infantino and features Robin declaring himself to be Dick Grayson, the original and arguably the most popular incarnation of the character. Measuring 39.5”x27”, the poster is in fair condition with edge-wear which includes several minor tears, and a 1.5” tear at the lower left. There is a small torn section at the top center which has been repaired with tape. $200-$500 120

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268. “Shazam!” Original Poster Painting. (Thought Factory, 1977) An extremely rare original painting of the classic DC Comics superhero “Shazam!”, also known as “Captain Marvel.” The artwork was created by Ignazio “Iggy” Gomez, and features a more realistic depiction of the character at top, and a more traditional comic-panel style representation at the bottom. This original artwork was created and used in a popular series of collectible posters that were marketed by a partnership between Thought Factory and Bill Wallen, and comes from Wallen’s personal collection. The artwork is composed of primarily airbrush, with some ink, acrylic, and underlying pencil lines. The character’s head was painted on a separate sheet, then trimmed and applied over the body. Measuring 35”x23” on sturdy art board, the original painting is in very good condition with some minor expected wear from the production process and age, including a few faint small spots of discoloration near the bottom, and a faint circular indentation in the body of “Shazam!”. The Thought Factory superhero posters were very popular when they debuted in 1977, with surviving examples becoming difficult to find. This is the first time the original artwork for these exceptional posters has ever been offered for public sale, and beautifully represents the legacy of this iconic superhero. $5,000-$7,000 121

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269. “Wonder Woman” Original Poster Painting. (Thought Factory, 1977) An extremely rare original painting of the classic DC Comics superhero “Wonder Woman.” Painted by the incredible Ron Kriss, the artwork features a more realistic depiction of the character at top, and a more traditional comic-panel style representation at the bottom. This original artwork was created and used in a popular series of collectible posters that were marketed by a partnership between Thought Factory and Bill Wallen, with this poster coming from Wallen’s personal collection. The artwork is composed of primarily airbrush with some acrylic, and the bottom comic-panel area appears to be hand-colored with either colored marker or diluted paints. The character’s face and the name “Wonder Woman” were both painted on separate sheets, then trimmed and applied over the main image. Measuring 37.75”x26.5” on sturdy artist’s board, the original painting is in good condition with some minor expected wear from the production process, including a few small spots of discoloration and wear to the border and some fading to the color from age. Additionally, the artist board backing is itself adhered to a second art board for additional support. The Thought Factory superhero posters were very popular when they debuted in 1977, with surviving examples becoming difficult to find. This is the first time the original artwork for these exceptional posters has ever been offered for public sale, and beautifully represents the legacy of this iconic superhero. $5,000-$7,000 122

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270. “Hulk” Original Poster Painting. (Thought Factory, 1977) An extremely rare original painting of the classic Marvel Comics superhero “The Incredible Hulk”. Painted and signed by artist Justin Carroll, the artwork features a more realistic depiction of the character at top, and a more traditional comic-panel style representation at the bottom. This original artwork was created and used in a popular series of collectible posters that were marketed by a partnership between Thought Factory and Bill Wallen, with this poster coming from Wallen’s personal collection. The artwork is composed of primarily airbrush, with the bottom comic-panel artwork created on two clear panels with the black line art on the front and acrylic paint on the back. Measuring 35”x23” on sturdy art board, the original painting is in very good condition with minor wear around the border. The Thought Factory superhero posters were very popular when they debuted in 1977, with surviving examples becoming difficult to find. This is the first time the original artwork for these exceptional posters has ever been offered for public sale, and beautifully represents the legacy of this iconic superhero. $5,000-$7,000 123

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271. Famous Monsters of Filmland Cover Painting. (Green, 1970s) An original painting created by renowned illustrator Peter Green to be used as cover artwork for an issue of Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine. The magazine was highly regarded for its content which included articles and photos from silent era horror films to more modern releases. However, one of the most memorable aspects of the publication was the beautifully illustrated sci-fi and horror related cover artwork. Green was commissioned by Famous Monsters founder James Warren to create this unique painting for use as one such cover in the late 1970s, however an alternate design was ultimately used for publication. The painting, accomplished in acrylic on a canvas frame, measures 39”x29” and is in fair condition. There is moderate wear to the surface from contact with another painting, including paint loss and additional paint wear. $400-$600

272. Original “West Magazine” Los Angeles Times Painting. (LA Times, c.1970s) An original painting created by renowned illustrator Peter Green for the Los Angeles Times’ Sunday supplement, West Magazine. West Magazine was well regarded for its art design and illustrative covers. According to Green, this original painting was created for an article about controlling your thoughts and problems by focusing out the world. Accomplished in oils on sturdy board, the painting is in good condition with some wear to the paint from contact with another painting, and small chips along the edges. $400-$600 124

273. Time Magazine Parody Caricature by Peter Green. (Green, 1976) An original painting created by renowned illustrator Peter Green. Wonderfully capturing his popular caricature style, the painting is a personal work of Green that was created as parody of Time Magazine’s cover from their July 26, 1976 issue featuring President Carter. Accomplished in oils on canvas over a wooden frame, the painting measures 20”x16”. The condition is very good with some paint wear at the top edge, and a small piece of tape adhered to the canvas at the top right. $400-$600

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274. Original Robert Graves Caricature by Peter Green. (Esquire, c.1970) An original caricature by renowned illustrator Peter Green of British poet Robert Graves. A celebrated poet, historical novelist, and classicist, Graves’ work such as his memoir “Good-Bye to All That” and his poetic essay “The White Goddess” have never been out of print. Green was commissioned by Esquire to create this caricature for an article on Graves’ works. Accomplished in charcoal on a thin sheet of 18.75”x14” art paper, the drawing is mounted on a larger 24.5”x21.5” art board. The condition is very good with some edge wear, a bend in the top right corner, and some tape residue at the corners of the paper. $400-$600

275. Original Hollywood Blockbuster Playboy Painting. (Playboy, 1978) An original painting used in a 2-page spread in a 1978 issue of Playboy magazine. This artwork was paired with an article titled “Hollywood Goes Big-Budget Bananas,” which commented on the surge of huge Hollywood blockbusters. Film icons such as R2D2 and C-3PO as well as the shark from Jaws are depicted. Accomplished by renowned illustrator Peter Green in acrylic and marker on acetate using a similar technique to the animation process, the painting measures 23.25”x29.5” on art board. The condition is good with moderate edge-wear. $400-$600

276. Original Vampirella Cover Concept Painting. (Warren Publishing, c.1980s) An original painting created by renowned illustrator Peter Green to be used as cover artwork for a Vampirella publication. The artwork was ultimately never used as a cover, but wonderfully depicts this cult horror character. Accomplished in oils on sturdy board, the painting measures 24”x18” and is in very good condition with scattered spots of paint wear and small chips around the edges. The artwork is signed by Green in the lower right. $400-$600 125

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Be it thrills or disappointment, no form of entertainment moves an audience quite like professional sports. This selection celebrates luminaries who’ve pushed the boundaries of excellence over the last century. From the court, to the ring, to the links, these exclusive items would be a win for any collection.

277. Jack Dempsey Signed Jack Dempsey’s Restaurant Menu. (Dempsey, c.1940s) A vintage supper menu for legendary boxer Jack Dempsey’s Broadway Bar & Cocktail Lounge Restaurant. Dempsey has inscribed and signed the front cover to a patron in black ink, “Good Luck From Your Friend Jack Dempsey.” Measuring 10.25”x5.5”, the menu is in very good condition with some separation at the top of the spine, a faint upper right corner crease, and minor spot soiling to the front cover in the background of the image. $200-$400

278. Signed George Foreman Boxing Glove. (Everlast, c.1990s) An Everlast boxing glove signed by two-time world heavyweight champion and Olympic gold medalist, George Foreman. The presentation glove is a left-hand glove, and Foreman was known for his vicious left jab, as seen in his title performance against Joe Frazier. Signed in silver felt pen, the glove is displayed on a base with a plaque that reads “George Foreman Heavyweight Champion.” The glove is marked as a size 12 and is in very good unused condition. $400-$600

279. Shaquille O’Neal “Shaq Shoe” Award. (AEFK, c.1990s) An original Shaquille O’Neal Shoe Award from the charity Athletes & Entertainers for Kids. Created during O’Neal’s legendary run with the Los Angeles Lakers, this Shaq Shoe Award comes from the collection of renowned illustrator Peter Green, who worked with O’Neal to help promote the charity. The piece consists of a cast resin replica of one of Shaq’s enormous size 23 basketball high-tops, faithfully hand-painted and detailed in black and white. These extremely limited awards were given to top contributors and corporate sponsors of the charitable organization. Measuring 8.25” tall, 5.25” wide, and 15” long, the award is in fine condition. It is accompanied by the original cardboard presentation box measuring 17.5”x7” and 10.5” deep. The box exhibits minor wear. $200-$300

280. Johnny Miller Mainliner Magazine Cover Painting. (East/ West Network, c.1970s) An original caricature portrait painting of hall-of-fame golfer Johnny Miller from the height of his playing career created by renowned illustrator Peter Green. The painting, featuring Miller sinking a putt, was published as the cover of an issue of Mainliner Magazine, the official inflight publication of United Airlines. The artist has signed at bottom right, “Green.” Accomplished in oils on stretched canvas, the painting measures 20”x16”. It is in very good condition with only minor wear. $300-$500

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POPULAR CULTURE Walt Disney may have perfected the theme park, but its evolution and growth has come from a variety of sources. In this section we celebrate a variety of theme parks and themed entertainment locations, each of which offer a unique look into the popular culture themes and properties that inspired them.

281. Knott’s Berry Farm and Ghost Town Theme Park Poster. (Knott’s, c.1960s) An exceptionally rare original hand-silkscreened promotional poster for Knott’s Berry Farm and Ghost Town. Established as an actual berry stand in the mid-1920s, the Knott family gradually expanded their roadside stall into America’s first theme park, adding restaurants, various amusements, and curiosities to attract travelers. The replica ghost town became a big draw, and in the era this poster was created, the Knott’s were able to start charging admission to the park. Measuring 36”x24”, the poster is in very good condition. It exhibits minor browning and pinpoint markings to the blank margins, a pair of faint 1.75” creases in the background of the central upper third, a 5.25” crease in the bottom left border, handling along the perimeter, and browning to the reverse, which is most prominent in the lower third. This stunning poster is a true artifact of Knott’s and theme park history. $3,000-$5,000 127

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282. Hershey Chocolate World Tour Concept Art. (Hershey, 1986) An original concept painting for the chocolate factory tour at Hershey Chocolate World by artist Eddie Martinez. In the mid-1980s, the Hershey company spent millions of dollars updating the chocolate-making tour ride at Chocolate World. This is concept art for that update. The anthropomorphic Hershey Kiss character seen here was replaced by a robot named CP-1 in the ride as it was built. Accomplished in gouache on illustration board, the artwork is signed and dated at lower right, “E Martinez ‘86.” The image size is 18.5”x28.5” on a 20”x30” board with an attached protective paper overleaf. The artwork is in very good condition, with some minor corner bumping and border wear not affecting the image. $200-$400

284. Caesars Palace Concept Illustration. (Landmark Entertainment, 1988) An original concept illustration by the Landmark Entertainment Group design firm for the historic Caesars Palace Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Depicting a street view of the hotel as seen from the Las Vegas Strip, the artist embellishes the existing property with an elaborate fountain and a proposed Forum Shops structure, which was designed and built in a somewhat different form by Landmark Entertainment. Accomplished in pencil, ink, and crayon on 30”x42.5” vellum, the illustration is in very good condition with some edge and corner creasing, handling smudges away from the artwork, and general wear. $200-$400

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283. Raul Rodriguez Hollywood Entertainment Center Art. (Landmark Entertainment, c.1980s-90s) A gorgeous original concept by Raul Rodriguez for the grand entry of the Hollywood Entertainment Center. Rodriguez is known for his award-winning Rose Parade floats, as well as his work with Landmark Entertainment. This dynamic concept is accomplished in ink, paint, and marker on thick art board. Measuring 34”x50”, the concept is in very good condition with pin marks in each corner from prior mounting and some tearing to the taped edge along the bottom. $300-$500

285. Save the Jetsons: Battle for the Future Concept Print. (Universal, c.1990s) A working print of concept art for the proposed Universal Studios Florida attraction Save the Jetsons: Battle for the Future by artist Jim Michaelson. This concept features imagery from the proposed attraction, including the facade, shop, and the ride itself. Although the attraction was never realized, this concept offers a unique reminder of the popular animated series. The concept comes from the collection of Jim Michaelson and measures 25.75”x48”. The condition is very good with some edge-wear from age and use. $300-$500

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286. Set of (11) King Kong Encounter Attraction Storyboards. (Universal, 1984) A collection of (11) original storyboard drawings for the King Kong Encounter attraction at Universal Studios Hollywood. While the final attraction was set in New York City, these storyboards show Kong’s Skull Island home rather than the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Accomplished in ink, the drawings range in size from 7.75”x12” to 8.5”x12” and are in very good condition with edge and corner wear from production use. $500-$700

287. Terminator T2:3D Cyberdyne Systems Jacket. (Universal, 1996) An original park-used Cyberdyne Systems jacket from Terminator T2:3D at Universal Studios Florida. The top of each sleeve features an embroidered Cyberdyne Systems logo patch. A size large, the jacket retains an internal park barcode label and a maker’s label. Worn by one of the attraction’s Cyberdyne Systems employee cast members. The garment is in very good condition, exhibiting minor park wear. $300-$500

288. Mike Hodgson Islands of Adventure Concept Drawing. (Universal, c.1990s) An original concept drawing for the Comic Strip Lane section of Universal’s Islands of Adventure theme park. Accomplished in pencil on heavy drawing paper by Mike Hodgson, the composition features a blimp emblazoned with “Welcome to Comic Strip Lane” and proposed landmarks like the Warner Bros. Emporium, Dagwood’s Restaurant, and Mr. McGoo’s Camera and Film. The piece is signed at lower right below the artwork, “Hodgson.” Measuring 29”x19”, the concept drawing is in good condition. There is some graphite smearing in the blank margins and foxing at lower right and along the bottom edge. $100-$200

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289. Beetlejuice’s Rock and Roll Graveyard Revue Bride Wig. (Universal, c.2000s) A wig costume prop worn by the Bride of Frankenstein in the beginning of Beetlejuice’s Rock and Roll Graveyard Revue at Universal Studios Florida. This style of wig is seen only for a few minutes, when the Bride first emerges on stage in her regular monster form, but it is replaced by a different hairdo once the monsters are “transformed” into rock stars. Measuring approximately 12.5” tall with an adjustable band to allow for a better fit, the wig is in good used condition. There are multiple loose, flyaway hairs and spots where the covering hairnet is tearing. There appears to be minor discoloration to the white streaks. $300-$500

290. NBC Universal Studio Tour Guide Manual. (Universal, 201315) A collection of Universal Studios employee documents including a NBC Universal Studio Guide Manual, a spiral bound copy of the Universal Studios Tour Script, and a Fast and Furious: Supercharged studio guide script. The 25-page Fast and Furious script comes in a plastic sheet protector. The 73-page Tour Script is spiral bound. The 348-page NBC Universal Studio Guide Manual comes in a three pronged notebook. The collection gives behind-the-scenes insight into categories such as the Universal Tour Script, Studio Tour Enhancement Chapter List, Front Lot Filmography, Back Lot Filmography, Additional Information and Stall Material, Glossary of Motion Picture Terminology, and more. The set is in very good condition with minor wear and scuffing to the plastic sheet protector and spiral bound cover. $300-$500

291. Set of (4) Universal Monsters Frito-Lay Park Displays. (Universal, c.2000s) A set of (4) Universal Monsters Frito-Lay park event displays. These cardboard advertisements feature images of popular Universal monsters such as Dracula, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, the Wolf Man, and the Bride of Frankenstein all with Frito-Lay products, and were once part of a larger display. Each piece measures 40”x23.25”, and all are in good condition with some edge-wear. The Wolf Man and Bride of Frankenstein displays both have horizontal creases visible on the front side. $400-$600 130

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292. Set of (4) Mickey Mouse Club Theatre Souvenirs. (Disney, 1930s) A very rare set of (4) items created for the Mickey Mouse Clubs of the 1930s. The set includes a 2-page folded sheet music souvenir for the Mickey Mouse Club’s theme song “Minnie’s Yoo Hoo,” an unused felt patch with the name of the Club and an image of Mickey, and (2) sheets of blank order forms which would be used by theatres to order such patches and sheet music. The sheet music measures 9”x7” when folded, the patch measures 4.25” in diameter, and the order forms measure 11”x6”. The collection is in very fine unused condition with little edge wear to the sheets. $500-$700

293. Official Mickey Mouse Store Button. (Kay Kamen, 1937) A vintage Official Mickey Mouse Store button manufactured by Kay Kamen, Ltd. The pin back button features an image of a smiling Mickey Mouse with his arm raised as if making a presentation. The rim of the button reads, “Walt Disney 1937,” and a paper insert over the metal backing is printed, “Kay Kaymen Ltd New York London.” Measuring 1.25” in diameter, the button is in fair condition. The face exhibits some damp staining. The metal on the reverse is heavily oxidized and the stick pin is bent. $100-$200

294. Mickey Mouse Velvet Doll. (Dean’s Rag Book Co., c.1930s) A vintage velvet and wire plush Mickey Mouse doll manufactured by Dean’s Rag Book Co. The poseable Mickey wears a red scarf, brown shorts with yellow buttons (one button is missing from the back of the doll), white gloves, and yellow shoes with brown leather soles. “730811” is printed along Mickey’s jawline. Measuring 8”x4.25” and 2.25” deep, the doll is in good condition. The lighter colored portions of the doll have significantly darkened with age and the internal wire armature has breached the surface of the left arm. There is some tattering to the scarf and wear to the leather shoe soles. $200-$400 131

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296. Mad Hatter Plush Doll. (Gund, 1951) A vintage Mad Hatter plush doll manufactured by Gund. The doll has an internal wire armature and features a molded plastic face, felt hair, a felt coat with fabric neck tie, and a felt and board hat with trimmed playing cards in the size slip slot. A fabric manufacturer’s tag is attached under the left arm. Measuring a hatless 11”x9.5” and 4” deep, the doll is in very good condition with only minor wear and discoloration to the white fabric elements. The internal wire has breached the instep of the left foot. The hat measures 4.25” tall and 5” in diameter. $300-$500 132

297. The Story of Mickey Mouse Big Big Book. (Whitman, 1935) A vintage hardcover Big Big Book titled “The Story of Mickey Mouse,” published by Whitman. The flip side of the popular “Big Little Book” line, this large 317-page volume contains over 150 black-andwhite printed images to color. Measuring 7.25”x9.5” and 1.5” deep, the book is in good condition with a few tears and page separation repaired with tape, and general handling wear from use. $100-$200

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298. Mickey Mouse Nifty Jazz Drummer Tin Toy. (Borgfeldt, 1931) A vintage tin lithograph Mickey Mouse Nifty Jazz Drummer toy distributed by Borgfeldt. The head of the drum loudly rattles up and down, causing Mickey’s forearms to move at the elbow joints as if he were drumming. The mechanical components are in working order. Measuring 6.5”x3” and 2.75” deep, the toy is in very good condition. The separate tail piece is absent, and the figure exhibits some nicks, small scratches, and rubbing with some minor spots of oxidation to the reverse. $100-$200

299. Donald Duck Donkey Jockey Wind-Up Toy. (Disney, c.1930s) An extremely rare Donald Duck riding a donkey wind-up toy. Donald is shown in his very early long-beak design. When the key on the donkey’s right rear haunch is turned, the head moves from side to side and the body rumbles, causing Donald to bounce up and down. The mechanicals are in working order. Measuring 6.5”x6.5” and 2.5” deep, the toy is in fine condition with only minor paint chipping and wear. $100-$200

301. Mickey Mouse Musical Top Tin Toy. (Borgfeldt, c.1930s) A vintage tin lithographic top with a wooden handle. The handle is attached to a spiral threaded metal post, and when the top is spun, the post can be pumped up and down to increase the rate of speed. The musical element is no longer functioning. The top is accompanied by the original cardboard box packaging. Measuring 6.5” tall x 6” in diameter, the top is in very good condition with a few scattered nicks. The box is 6”x6”x6” and is in very good condition. It retains the remnants of a numeric ink stamp on the top flap, which is also marked with a pencil, and exhibits minor wear. $100-$200

300. Mickey Mouse Trapeze Wind-Up Toy. (Borgfeldt, c.1930s) A vintage Mickey Mouse Trapeze wind-up toy manufactured in Japan and distributed by Borgfeldt. When the integral key on the device is wound, the crossbar holding Mickey is turned, causing the figure to swing and flip. The mechanics are in working order. The piece is accompanied by the original cardboard box packaging. The toy measures 8”x5.75 and 5.75” deep fully extended and is in very good condition with only faint oxidation to some metal components. The box has some discoloration and wear throughout. $100-$200

302. Pluto Pop-Up Kritter. (Fisher-Price, 1936) A rare Pluto Pop-Up Kritter manufactured by Fisher-Price. When the cords are pulled, the character “pops-up;” when released, it goes slack. The original instruction manual is attached to one of Pluto’s strings. The figure measures 6.5”x5.5” and 1.75” deep. The paddle is 9.75” long. The piece is in very good condition and exhibits only some minor wear and soiling. The instruction manual has a corner crease and some browning from age. $100-$200 133

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303. Donald Duck Race Car Wind-Up Tin Toy. (Joseph Schneider Inc., 1936) A vintage tin lithographic Donald Duck race car wind-up toy manufactured by Joseph Schneider Inc. When the removable metal key is wound, the front wheels spin, moving the car rapidly. The mechanicals are in working order. Measuring 1.5” tall, 4” long, and 2” wide, the car is in very good condition with some minor darkening, nicks, and scratches to the paint. The tires are likely replacements as the rubber is remarkably clean and supple for the age of the toy. $100-$200

305. Wise Pluto Wind-Up Tin Toy. (Louis Marx, 1939) A vintage tin lithographic Wise Pluto wind-up toy manufactured by Louis Marx & Co. When the integral key in the side of the figure is wound, three wheels in the base turn, causing Pluto to roll in a winding fashion. The mechanicals are in working order, however, a chunk of rubber is missing from one of the rear wheels, which prevents Pluto from moving fluidly. The toy retains its original cardboard box packaging. An interior flap and a portion of the outer side flap of the box are missing, and a vintage “Fragile” sticker is adhered to a side panel. Measuring 2.5” tall, 8” long, and 2.75” wide, the toy is in very good condition with some surface scratches and chips. $100-$200 134

304. Pinocchio the Acrobat Wind-Up Tin Toy. (Marx, 1939) A vintage Pinocchio the Acrobat wind-up toy manufactured by Marx. An articulated tin lithographic Pinocchio figure attaches to the base with a flat metal band. When the integral key in the base is wound, the seesaw bar moves up and down, causing the base to rock and the Pinocchio figure to swing and flip. The mechanism can be manually made to operate, but would require service to restore full functionality. Measuring 15”x11.25” and 2.25” deep, the wind-up toy is in very good condition. The colors remain vibrant with only occasional surface scratches and chips. The key exhibits minor oxidation. $100-$200

306. Donald Duck Jack in the Box Toy. (Spear, ca. 1940s) A vintage Donald Duck “Quack in the Box” toy manufactured by Spear. The piece consists of a wooden box with paper Donald Duck pattern labels and a metal button on the front. When the button is pressed, the lid flips open on its metal hinges, and a spring loaded Donald Duck figure pops up. The box measures 5”x4.5” and 4.5” deep. The figure is approximately 9” tall. The toy is in very good condition, with toning, rubbing, and paper loss to the box, and some paint and surface loss to Donald’s beak and hat. $100-$200

307. Donald Duck and His Nephews Wind-Up Toy. (Marx, 1949) A vintage Donald Duck and His Nephews wind-up toy manufactured by Louis Marx & Co. When a key protruding from Donald’s side is wound, the mechanism turns the axle and wheels, which, in turn, pulls the train. The mechanicals are in working order. The toy is accompanied by the original vibrantly illustrated cardboard box packaging. Measuring 4” tall, 3.5” wide, and 11” long, Donald Duck and His Nephews are in good condition. The wheels have dried with age and the plastic components have yellowed and exhibit minor soiling. The box is also in good condition. It exhibits browning from age with some minor edge wear and soiling. The lip of the side flap that tucks into the box is absent. $100-$200

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308. Mickey Mouse on a Tricycle Wind-Up Tin Toy. (Disney, c.1940s-50s) A vintage tin lithographic Mickey Mouse on a tricycle toy. When the mechanism is wound with a key (absent), the back metal axle rotates, turning the wooden rear wheels. The front fork can be moved manually to change the direction that Mickey rides. The mechanicals are in working order. Measuring 6.25”x6” and 4” deep, the toy is in very good condition. It exhibits some scratches, scuffs, and rubbing to paint. $100-$200

310. Donald Duck Whirling Tail Wind-Up Toy. (Marx, c.1950s) A vintage Donald Duck Whirling Tail wind-up toy manufactured by Louis Marx & Co. When the integral key on his left haunch is wound, his tail spins rapidly as he moves about. The mechanicals are in working order. The toy is accompanied by its original cardboard box packaging. The primary flaps that tuck into the box are missing on both sides. Donald measures 6”x4” and 5” deep and is in very good condition. There is some minor surface wear, but the plastic, which has a tendency to yellow with age, remains a vivid white. $100-$200

309. Pluto Acrobat Wind-Up Toy. (Linemar, c.1950s) A rare vintage Pluto acrobat wind-up toy. When the clockwork mechanism on the side of the frame is wound with the integral key, the trapeze moves back and forth, causing the figure to swing, somersault, and occasionally flip over the bar. The mechanism is in working order, but needs manual assistance to get started. This toy has many similarities to the Linemar Gym Toys Acrobat Pluto, but appears to be of earlier release and is assuredly much more scarce. Measuring 9.25”6” and 2.25” deep, the piece is in very good condition. The tail is absent. The figure exhibits some soiling and there is minor wear and tarnish to the frame. $100-$200

311. Mickey Mouse Club TV Pay Phone Tin Toy. (Gong Bell, c.1950s) A vintage tin lithographic Mickey Mouse Club TV Pay Phone. The payphone box features coin slots and a coin return, a rotary dial, a pair of bells, a telephone handset with string cord, and a crank on the side that produces chattering sounds. There is a blank “screen” in the center of the face that, at one time, held a reel of illustrated images from Disney TV shows (absent). Turning a nob on the side of the box (also absent) would cycle through the reel. Measuring 12.75”x7.5” and 4” deep, the payphone is in good condition. There is surface wear with nicks and scratches to the paint throughout, wear to the masonite backing, and faint oxidation to the metal components. $100-$200

312. Pluto Tin Toy Lantern. (Linemar, c.1957) A vintage tin lithographic Pluto character night light lantern manufactured by Linemar. The central lantern bowl is constructed of glass and the eyes are an opaque plastic that can be illuminated by the internal lantern bulb. Batteries are inserted in the base via a hinged door on the bottom of the piece. The electronics are untested as the battery contacts are heavily oxidized and loose within the compartment. Measuring 6.5”x3.25” and 3.5” deep, the lantern is in good condition. Pluto’s tail is missing, the figure has oxidation to the right hip, and exhibits general wear. $100-$200 135

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313. Mickey Mouse Roller Skater Pull Toy. (N.N. Brass Co., 1938) A vintage Mickey Mouse pull toy manufactured by N.N. Brass Company. When the toy is pulled, a metal bell on the axle rings. The pull string and a set of additional wheels on the cutout are absent. Measuring 7”x12.5” and 3.75” deep, the piece is in good condition. The labels have significantly darkened and exhibit soiling, scuffs and tears. The wheels are well worn with paint loss, nicks, scuffs, and minor oxidation. $100-$200

315. Dopey Pull Toy. (Fisher-Price, 1939) A rare vintage Dopey pull toy manufactured by Fisher-Price. This toy was only made for a single year and surviving examples are very scarce. When the cart is pulled, Dopey’s arms move up and down, drumming on the tin tube on the front of the cart. A pull string is attached to a metal hoop on the front of the cart. Measuring 8.25”x8.5” and 4” deep, the Dopey pull toy is in good condition. It exhibits some paint loss and chipping to the cart, edge wear to the labels, a tear to the lower right corner of a Dopey label, and some oxidation to metal components. $100-$200 136

314. Mickey Mouse Xylophone Player Pull Toy. (Fisher-Price, 1939) A vintage Mickey Mouse xylophone player model number 798 manufactured by Fisher-Price. Mickey’s arms are separate pieces, and when they toy is pulled, they move up and down, striking a metal xylophone on a wooden stand at the head of the cart. The pull string is absent. Measuring 11”x9” and 5” deep, the pull toy is in good condition. The Mickey figure exhibits edge wear, surface loss, and soiling to the label as well as soiling and speckling to the wood. The cart and wheels show paint loss and chipping, and there is some oxidation to the xylophone. $100-$200

316. Donald Duck Choo Choo Pull Toy. (Fisher-Price, 1940) A vintage Donald Duck Choo Choo No. 450 pull toy manufactured by Fisher-Price. The pull string has a yellow wooden bead grip, and is tied to a metal hoop on the front of the cart. When the train is pulled, the mallet swings, ringing the bell. The toy measures 6.75”x9.5” and 3.75” deep and is in good condition. It exhibits some edge wear and corner loss to the labels, wear and paint loss to the wooden components, and paint loss to the bell. $100-$200

317. Mickey Mouse Safety Patrol Pull Toy. (Fisher-Price, 1956) A vintage Mickey Mouse Safety Patrol with Siren pull toy manufactured by Fisher-Price. Model FP-733, the toy is constructed of wood, metal, and plastic with printed paper graphics. When the bike rolls, Mickey’s arms move up and down, showing “Stop” and “Go” hand signals. The cart wheels produce a squealing siren sound. Measuring 7”x9.5” and 4” wide, the Safety Patrol toy is in very good condition with some edge wear to the labels and minor surface wear throughout. $100-$200

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318. 1930s Mickey Mouse Pin. (Disney, 1930s) A very rare early pin depicting Mickey Mouse. The German-made pin is composed of die-cut tin with black and silver details that depict Mickey in his “hands-on-hips” pose. The bent nail-style pin on the reverse and tail are still attached. Mickey measures 1.25” tall and is in good used condition with some surface tarnishing from age. $100-$200

319. Mickey Mouse Sterling Silver Ring. (Disney, c.1930s) A vintage child’s Mickey Mouse sterling silver ring. The piece is presented in its original cardboard ring box. The bottom of the box retains a Gold & Co. of Lincoln, Nebraska retail price tag. The ring is approximately 0.6” in diameter and Mickey measures 0.5” tall. It is in very good condition with expected patina. Mickey’s shorts were once coated in blue enamel, but only a small spot of pigment remains. The box has minor tears. $100-$200

320. Mickey Mouse Silverplate Flatware Set. (Wm. Rogers and Sons, c.1930s) A vintage Mickey Mouse silverplate flatware set manufactured by International Silver for Wm. Rogers and Sons. The set includes a fork, a spoon, and a knife. The set is presented in its original cardboard clamshell box. The box measures 4”x8.5” and 1” deep and is in good condition exhibiting moderate edge and corner wear with tiny scuffs and spot surface loss throughout as well as minor soiling to the interior. The fork is 6” long, the knife, 7.25”, and the spoon measures 5.5” long. All are in very good condition exhibiting some surface wear and patina. $100-$200

321. Mickey Mouse Bubble Buster Pop Gun. (Kilgore, c.1930s) A vintage Mickey Mouse Bubble Buster pop gun manufactured by Kilgore. The Bubble Buster was designed for use with rubber “Bubblets,” which would be wrapped around the end of the barrel. Pumping the plunger would inflate the “Bubblet” until it exploded, simulating a gunshot sound. Measuring 2.5”x8” and 1” deep, the Bubble Buster is in good condition. The barrel cap is absent. The label exhibits some soiling, scratches, and pitting and the metal components show some age and wear. $100-$200

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322. Mickey Mouse Cast Iron Coin Bank. (Disney, c.1930s) A vintage Mickey Mouse cast iron coin bank. The bank consists of two pieces joined with a washer, nut, and screw in Mickey’s back. Measuring 8”x6” and 3.25” deep, the figure is in good condition. The paint is patchy with areas of stripping, more prominent on the body than the clothing. The figure exhibits minor nicks, scratches, and rubbing. $100-$200

323. Mickey Mouse Tool Chest and Tool Set. (Climax, c.1930s) A vintage Mickey Mouse tool chest and tool set manufactured by Climax. The chest has a metal handle and a hinged, self-clasping lid that opens by pressing a button. The tool set includes a claw hammer, a flat-head screwdriver, a folding 24” ruler, a pair of pliers (one of the jaws is absent), and a hatchet hammer head (handle is absent). Measuring 5”x11.25” and 3.5” deep, the chest is in good condition with some soiling and wear consistent with age and use. All pieces exhibit wear and weathering from age and use. $100-$200

324. Emerson Mickey Mouse Radio. (Emerson, c.1930s) A vintage Emerson Mickey Mouse tube radio. The wooden radio cabinet has pressed wood composition panels on four sides featuring relief images of Mickey Mouse playing different instruments. The face of the cabinet features a metal Emerson Mickey Mouse plaque, volume and selection nobs, and a fabric speaker cover. An antenna cord and a power cord issue from openings in the wooden back panel of the cabinet. The electronics have been tested and are in working order. Measuring 7.25”x7.25” and 5.25” deep, the piece is in very good condition with small chips to the edge of some pressed wood panels and general wear. $400-$600 138

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325. Mickey Mouse Electric Alarm Clock. (Ingersoll, 1933) A vintage electric Mickey Mouse alarm clock manufactured by Ingersoll. Mickey’s hands indicate the hours and minutes, and his body moves to mark the seconds. The electronics no longer operate. Measuring approximately 4.5”x4.5” and 2.5” deep, the alarm clock is in good condition. There is soiling, darkening, and chipping to the paper band, some nicks and chips to the paint, rubbing to the chrome bezel, and oxidation to the rear panel. A screw that holds on the back panel is absent and there is some wear and tearing to the warning labels on the back and bottom of the clock. $100-$200

327. Ferdinand the Bull Articulated Doll. (Ideal, c.1938) A vintage Ferdinand the Bull doll manufactured by the Ideal Toy & Novelty Co. An image of a bee is stenciled above his haunch and his name is painted above his right shoulder. “W. DENT. Ideal Novelty & Toy Co Made in the USA” is molded into the right side of the body. The head and all four legs are articulated. Measuring 8.5” tall x 9” long x 5” wide, the doll is in very good condition exhibiting minor paint chipping and rubbing with some light crazing. $100-$200

326. Ferdinand the Bull Coin Bank. (Crown Toy Co., c.1938) A vintage Ferdinand the Bull coin bank manufactured by the Crown Toy Company. Raised “Crown Toy Company” and “W Disney Ent” lettering is molded into the integral base. The locking metal stopper that inserts into the bottom of the base is absent. Measuring 5”x3” and 3.5” deep, the bank is in good condition. It exhibits browning and tattering to the fabric flower, a few minor cracks, paint chips, and scuffing to the bottom. $100-$200

328. Donald Duck Cola Six Pack. (Commercial Beverage Co., c.1940s) A vintage six pack of Donald Duck Cola, including (6) sealed bottles of soda and a paper six pack holder. This signature soda was manufactured from 1940 until 1950. Measuring 8”x7.25” and 5” deep, the six pack is in very good condition. The holder exhibits some minor fading, rubbing, spot soiling, and shelf wear. The bottles, each approximately 8.25” tall, show some wear, fading, and oxidation to the caps, and one has chipping to the Donald Duck graphic. $100-$200 139

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329. Saludos Amigos Printing Plate. (Disney, c.1940s) A vintage metal printing plate, likely used for a periodical, featuring Donald Duck and Jose Carioca from Saludos Amigos. The plate depicts the famous scene in which Jose plays Donald’s hat like an accordion while Donald attempts to play Jose’s umbrella like a flute. Interestingly, the Disney piece is positioned above an image of a U.S. Army OH-23 helicopter in flight, with no additional context, likely used by the printer for a simultaneous job. Measuring approximately 18”x9.5” image, the plate is in very good condition with minor instance of warpage along the left edge in the upper third. $100-$200

331. EleganToy Minitures Sport Car Store Display. (Marx, c.1950s) A store display featuring (36) Elegantoy Miniatures. Among the characters depicted are Mickey, Donald, Pluto, Goofy, Popeye, Olive, Bluto, and Wimpy, with the addition of (4) other characters in the Fun on Wheels line. Measuring 18.25”x13.25”, the display is in fair condition with spots of tearing and edge-wear to the display. The upper corners of the box where they meet the display sign have torn, and scotch tape has been used to repair it. The hand painted toys are in good condition, with a pair of missing wheels on one of the Disney cars, some discoloration on one of the Popeye cars, and spots of paint wear from age throughout. $500-$800 140

330. Mickey Mouse Cast Iron Coin Bank. (Disney, c.1940s) A vintage Mickey Mouse cast iron coin bank. Consisting of two pieces, the front and the back half of the figure are joined together with a flathead screw in Mickey’s back. There is a coin slot opening on the back of the head. Measuring 3.75”x5.5” and 2.75” deep, the bank is in good condition with paint fading, chipping, and loss throughout, and minor oxidation to feet. $100-$200

332. Mickey’s Haunted House Electronic Action Game. (Northwestern Products, ca. 1950s) A vintage Mickey’s Haunted House Electronic Action Game manufactured by Northwestern Products. Constructed of metal and paper components inside a wood and glass case, the pinball-style bagatelle game has the user launch metal ball bearings with a spring loaded shooter knob into an obstacle maze. Due to corrosion in the battery case, the electronics are untested. The device will likely require service to restore full functionality. The original cardboard box packaging is included. Measuring 14.25”x21” and 2” deep, the box is in very good condition with minor surface creasing , black crayon notation, and a child’s pencil drawings to the rear flaps. Measuring 20”x14” and 1.75” deep, the Electronic Action Game itself in very good condition, as well, with only minor wear besides the aforementioned oxidation issue. $100-$200

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333. Walt Disney Productions 1964 Annual Report. (Disney, 1964) A Walt Disney Productions annual report to shareholders and employees from 1964. The report discusses the success of various Disney projects, with a particular focus on Mary Poppins. The upcoming Disneyland Tencennial is also highlighted alongside a brief timeline of the park’s accomplishments thus far. The 20-page report measures 8.75”x11” and is in very good condition with minor edgewear. $100-$300

334. Disneyland Hotel Ashtray. (Disneyland, c.1960s) An elegant glass ashtray from the Disneyland Hotel. The tagline “World’s Most Exciting Hotel” is written below the hotel’s logo in the center. Above the logo, the ashtray promotes the Hotel’s “complete convention facilities.” Measuring 4.25” in diameter, the ashtray is in very good condition. $100-$200

335. Disneyland Adult Admission Ticket. (Disneyland, c.1955) An early Disneyland adult admission ticket. Priced at $1.00, these standalone admission tickets are among the first passes issued by the park. They are also some of the rarest, as value conscious visitors were inclined to purchase ticket booklets, which included attraction passes at a discount. The ticket features a stamped Sleeping Beauty Castle graphic at left and has been canceled with a single punch hole at right. Measuring 0.5”x2”, the piece is in very fine condition with only a pinpoint spot of discoloration on the reverse. $200-$400 141

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336. Disneyland 1958-B Souvenir Map. (Disneyland, 1958) A rare “B” version of the 1958 Disneyland souvenir map designed by legendary Disney parks cartographer Sam McKim. This was the first year that these large format souvenir maps became available at Disneyland, and the “B” map is thought to be scarcer than either the “A” or “C” editions. The “B” version depicts the not-yet-completed Matterhorn attraction and unlike the later style “C” maps, Cascade Peak is not depicted here. Of particular note, this map was shipped rolled rather than folded, and the map was later professionally mounted to backing board. Measuring 28.5”x44” visible through a 38.5”x53” tawny brown wood frame, the map is in good condition. It exhibits color softening, a 1” dent above the border at center top, scattered surface bunching, and faint foxing in the white background. $1,000-$2,000

337. Disneyland 1968 Souvenir Map. (Disneyland, 1968) An original 1968 Disneyland souvenir map designed by Imagineer Collin Campbell from Sam McKim’s original layout. This edition of the map adds the new Adventures Thru Inner Space attraction, features coming soon concepts such as an indoor/outdoor Space Mountain, and removes the defunct Monsanto House of the Future. Folded as issued, the map measures a full 30”x45” and is in very good condition. It exhibits some corner bends, handling to edges, wear to the central horizontal fold, and discoloration to the white areas at center right. $300-$500 142

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338. Mickey Mouse Club Disneyland Records Poster. (Disneyland, 1975) A rare vintage Mickey Mouse Club poster for Disneyland Records. The tri-folded banner style poster features artwork of the iconic Mousketeer ear hat. Measuring 12”x20”, the piece is in very good condition. The vertical edges have been reinforced with tape to the reverse, which has caused minor discoloration to the front of the poster. $200-$400

339. Disneyland Games 35th Anniversary Park Sign. (Disneyland, 1990) An original Disneyland Games sign from the park’s 35th anniversary year. This sign may have had a connection to the Disneyland Dream Machine, which was introduced to celebrate the milestone. Guests could redeem tickets for a pull of the Dream Machine lever for various prizes. Measuring 18.25”x23.75”, the sign is in very good condition, exhibiting minor surface wear and scuffing from park use. $200-$400

340. Disneyland Souvenir Pennant on Wooden Dowel. (Disneyland, c.1950s) A vintage souvenir felt pennant from Disneyland that comes displayed on a wooden dowel. The pennant features an image of Sleeping Beauty Castle and text “Disneyland.” This particular style of the Disneyland pennant is very rare. Measuring 10.75”x5.75”, the pennant is in good condition with minor wear from use. $100-$200

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341. Disneyland Main Street Mailbox Prop. (Disneyland, c.1960s-70s) An original mailbox from Main Street at Disneyland. These functional mailboxes have been a fixture of Main Street since the park opened in 1955, allowing tourists to send correspondence with an official Disneyland postmark. The ability to actually deposit mail on Main Street contributes to the intended turn-of-the-century small town atmosphere, and countless souvenir postcards have passed through these boxes, sent to all corners of the world. The mailbox is constructed of heavy cast iron painted olive green. There is drop-down door in the hood of the box to insert mail, and a large drop-down drawer pulls out from the front panel for mail collection. “Carlisle Foundry Co Carlisle PA U.S. Mail” lettering is molded into the left and right sides and painted white. A large bracket is welded to the back of the box for mounting. The locking mechanism that secures the mail drawer is absent. Measuring approximately 20”x13.25” and 9” deep, the box is in very good condition with some minor weathering, scuffs, and dings to the paint from outdoor use. $4,000-$6,000

342. Main Street Electrical Parade Cinderella’s Coach WDCC Figure. (Disneyland, 2000) A limited edition Main Street Electrical Parade Cinderella Coach figure from the Walt Disney Classics Collection. Only produced in the year 2000, this highly detailed cast resin figure is hand painted and affixed to a wooden display base. When a power switch on the base is toggled, red lights in the carriage illuminate. The electronics are in working order. The piece is accompanied by its Certificate of Authenticity. Measuring 6.25”x8.25” and 4” deep, the coach is in very fine, as-new condition. The original WDCC green cardboard box packaging is included. It measures 6.5”x11.5” and 10” deep and is as-new. $100-$200 144

343. Main Street Electrical Parade Goofy’s Train WDCC Figure. (Disneyland, 1998) A Main Street Electrical Parade Goofy’s Train figure from the Walt Disney Classics Collection. Designed by artist Larry Nikolai, this highly detailed cast resin figure is hand painted and affixed to a wooden display base. When a power switch on the base is toggled on, colored lights illuminate in alternating patterns within the figure. The electronics are in working order. The piece is accompanied by its Certificate of Authenticity. Measuring 6.5”x8.25” and 4” deep, the train is in very fine, as-new condition. The original green WDCC carboard box packaging is included. It measures 6.75”x11.25” and 10” deep and is as-new. $100-$200

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344. Main Street Electrical Parade Pete’s Dragon WDCC Figure. (Disneyland, 2000) A Main Street Electrical Parade Pete’s Dragon figure from the Walt Disney Classics Collection. Designed by artist Larry Nikolai, this highly detailed cast resin figure is hand painted and affixed to a wooden display base. When a power switch on the base is toggled, colored lights illuminate in an alternating pattern within the figure. The electronics are in working order. A separate hand painted cast resin lantern piece hangs from Eliott’s tale. The piece is accompanied by its Certificate of Authenticity. Measuring 6.25”x11.5” and 4” deep, the dragon is in very fine, as-new condition. The original green WDCC cardboard box packaging is included. It measures 7”x14.5” and 10.25” deep and is as-new. $100-$200

345. Main Street Electrical Parade WDCC Musical Accessory. (Disneyland, 2000) A limited edition Main Street Electrical Parade flag figure musical accessory from the Walt Disney Classics Collection. Only produced in the year 2000, the sculpture consists of hand-painted cast resin flags on metal poles affixed to a wooden display base. When a power switch on the base is toggled, “Baroque Hoedown,” the unmistakable synthesizer theme song of the Electrical Parade, plays. The electronics are in working order. The piece is accompanied by its Certificate of Authenticity. Measuring 6.25”x5.25” and 4” deep, the musical figure is in very fine, as-new condition. The original green WDCC cardboard box packaging is included. It measures 6”x8” and 8” deep and is as-new. $100-$200

346. Main Street Electrical Parade Lightning Bug WDCC Figure. (Disneyland, 2000) A Main Street Electrical Parade Lightning Bug figure from the Walt Disney Classics Collection. Designed by artist Larry Nikolai, this highly detailed cast resin figure is hand painted and affixed to a wooden display base. The base features a metal bannerstyle identification plaque on the front and an additional metal Main Street Electrical Parade plaque embedded into the felted bottom. When a power switch on the base is toggled on, orange and green lights illuminate in the body of the figure, and flash in alternating patterns. The electronics are in working order. The piece is accompanied by its Certificate of Authenticity. Measuring 4.25”x5.25” and 4” deep, the lightning bug is in very fine, as-new condition. The original green WDCC cardboard box packaging is included. It measures 5.75”x9” and 7” deep and is as-new. $100-$200

347. Main Street Electrical Parade “Farewell” Lithograph. (Disneyland, 1996) A limited edition Main Street Electrical Parade lithograph titled “Farewell” by artist Charles Boyer. The print is signed by the artist in pencil at lower right, “C Boyer” and hand-numbered “1459/3000.” The piece measures 11.75”x32.75” within a custom mat with etched lines that continue the trails of the laser lights depicted in the image. It is presented in a 20.25”x41.5” glossy black wood frame and appears to be in fine condition, though is unexamined out of the frame. $100-$200 145

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348. Adventureland “Near-Attraction” Poster. (Disneyland, 1966) A rare vintage Adventureland “near-attraction” poster from the Summer of 1966. This iconic piece was part of a set of 6 posters that were actually displayed in the park as attraction posters, as well as sold individually at the Main Street Emporium. The near-attraction posters were only available a single summer over fifty years ago, and as such, are extremely hard to come by. The poster measures 29.75”x21.75” visible through a 32.5”x24.25” black enameled wood frame. The piece appears to be in very good condition with minor handling at upper left, though it is unexamined out of the frame. $700-$900 146

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349. Disneyland Hotel Adventureland Concept Art Print. (Disneyland, 2000s) A framed print of Imagineer Harper Goff’s concept art for Adventureland, depicting the entrance to the Jungle Cruise. This high-quality print was displayed at the Disneyland Hotel as a way of exhibiting some of the original design work that helped lead to the park as we know it today. The artwork has an image size of 19.75”x24.75” within its original 28.25”x33” gold-tone wood frame. The artwork is in very good condition with minor wear to the frame from its previous display at the Disneyland Hotel. $300-$500

351. Enchanted Tiki Room Opening Year Complimentary Ticket. (Disneyland, 1963) A scarce complimentary admission ticket from the opening year of the Enchanted Tiki Room attraction at Disneyland. Originally, the Tiki Room was owned by Disney under his personal management company RETLAW (Walter backwards). As such, these complimentary tickets had to be separate from other attractions in the park for bookkeeping purposes. This adult ticket is number 034186. The ticket measures 7.5”x2.75” and is in very good condition with minor edge-wear. $800-$1,000

350. Jungle Cruise Narration Script. (Disneyland, 1977) An original script for the Jungle Cruise narration. The spiral-bound booklet details the philosophy for the Jungle Cruise, and offers a script with alternative narration, as well as lines for the queue and loading/ unloading. The original owner has made a number of notes in ink, crossing out sections of the script and adding other jokes which are likely a mixture of official addendums and the operator’s own sense of humor. Measuring 11.25”x9”, the script is in good condition with some surface wear and light discoloration to the cover, as well as some edge-wear throughout. $100-$300

352. Signed Wally Boag Letter and Photograph. (Disneyland, 1963) An original typed and signed letter by Disney Legend and longtime Golden Horseshoe star, Wally Boag. In the letter, Boag apologizes for his late reply, almost a year after the fan’s initial request. It is framed with a signed photograph of Boag. The 1-page is typed on official Disneyland letterhead stationery and dated July 21, 1963. Best known for his starring Pecos Bill/Traveling Salesman roles in Disneyland’s Golden Horseshoe Revue, the prolific stage comedian responds to a fan’s request for an autograph picture and signs in blue ballpoint pen, “Wally Boag.” Measuring approximately 11”x8.5”, the letter is in good condition, exhibiting some creasing to the lower right quadrant. The photo is approximately 8”x10” and also in good condition with similar creasing, likely from rough handling in transit from Boag to its original recipient. $400-$600 147

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353. Mark Twain Life Preserver Prop. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A rare life-preserver prop that once hung on Disneyland’s Mark Twain riverboat. The preserver proudly displays the names “Mark Twain” and “Disneyland.” The life-preserver is constructed of canvas and rope and measures approximately 25.75” in diameter. The condition is very good with some surface wear from use. $3,000-$5,000 148

POPULAR CULTURE 354. Signed Tony Baxter Big Thunder Mountain Lithograph. (Disneyland, 1997) A limited edition lithograph featuring early concept artwork for Big Thunder Mountain Railroad by Imagineer Tony Baxter. This print was available at the Disney Gallery and is signed by Baxter in pencil in the bottom-right corner with the date 3/97. Measuring approximately 11”x14” in the 18”x21” frame, the lithograph is in very good condition with minimal wear. $400-$600

355. Big Thunder Mountain Attraction Announcement Poster. (Disneyland, 1979) An exceptionally rare silkscreened poster announcing the soon-to-open Big Thunder Mountain Railroad attraction at Disneyland. The poster promotes the inaugural run and opening date for June ‘79, however the attraction would ultimately open in September of that year. The poster has an image size of 44”x31” within its 48”x35” frame. The poster is in fair condition, stuck in areas to the glass with some color loss and wear throughout. $3,000-$5,000

356. Critter Country Pooh “Hunny Pot” Holiday Ornament Prop. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A Winnie the Pooh prop “hunny” pot ornament attributed to the Pooh Corner holiday display in Disneyland’s Critter Country. Consisting of a hard acrylic putty shell over a light foam core, the prop is hand painted and finished to appear as if overflowing with honey. The ornament is accompanied by a custom tiered wood and plastic stand which is embellished with a slathering of faux honey (hand painted clay). The pot measures approximately 6.5” tall and 5” in diameter and is in very good condition with a few surface cracks throughout. The stand is 5”x8” and 8” deep. $400-$600 149

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357. Pirates of the Caribbean WDCC Figure Set. (Disneyland, 2000) A limited edition Pirates of the Caribbean “A Pirate’s Life for Me” figure set by Walt Disney Classics Collection. Constructed of porcelain, metal, and resin components, the set was designed by sculptor Bruce Lau in a limited edition of 1500. Both pieces are hand numbered “313” on the bottom. The set is accompanied by a COA signed by Imagineer X. Atencio as well as Disney costume designer Alice Davis. The captain measures 6.75”x3.25” and 3” deep and the Pirate and the Magistrate measure 8.25”x9.5” and 6.5” deep. Both remain in very fine, as-new condition, with only minor crazing to the glaze on the bottom of the base. The original green WDCC cardboard box packaging is included. $300-$500

358. Pirates of the Caribbean WDCC Figure. (Disneyland, 2007) A beautiful Walt Disney Classics Collection porcelain sculpture titled “Piligro, Explosivos!” that is based on a scene from Disneyland’s Pirates of the Caribbean. Sculpted by Ruben Procopio, this large figure is numbered 129/500 and beautifully represents the swashbuckling charm of the attraction. Measuring 8”x13.5” and 10” tall, the sculpture is in very fine condition and comes in its original box with COA. $100-$200 150

359. Pirates of the Caribbean WDCC Pirate Plaque Scroll. (Disneyland, 2000) A porcelain Pirate Plaque scroll from the Walt Disney Classics Collection. This hand-painted treasure map stylescroll reads “A Pirates Life For Me” and was created by sculptor Bruce Lau. The piece is accompanied by a COA signed by Disney costume designer Alice Davis. Measuring 3”x5” and 1.5” deep, the Pirate Plaque is in very fine, as-new condition. The original WDCC green cardboard box packaging is included. $200-$400

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360. Hitchhiking Ghosts Haunted Mansion Cel, Pin, & Print. (Disneyland, 2009) A limited edition lithographic cel based on a painting by Imagineer Kim Irvine. Featuring Mickey Mouse, Goofy, and Donald Duck as the Hitchhiking Ghosts from the Haunted Mansion, the cel retains a Disney seal at lower right and is hand-numbered “559/1000.” Framed with the piece is a smaller print of the painting signed by the artist at lower right, “Kim Irvine,” and a Disneyland enamel pin replicating the tableaux. A “Certificate of Hauntenthicity” is included. The cel and background measure 8.75”x11.75” visible through a 22.25”x18.5” skull and bat-themed black pressed wood frame. The signed print is 5”x6.5” and the pin measures approximately 1.5”x1.5”. All pieces are in fine condition. $400-$600

361. Engineering Services Haunted Mansion Vehicles Sign. (Walt Disney World, 1990s-2010s) An original parking lot sign used to designate spaces for Engineering Services vehicles from the Magic Kingdom Attractions division handling the Western sector of the park. Comprised of a special reflective material over a metal core, the sign features a graphic of the Hitchhiking Ghosts as the Haunted Mansion is located in the Western portion of the Magic Kingdom. Measuring 18”x12”, the sign is in very good condition, exhibiting only minor surface wear and weathering from outdoor use. $500-$700

362. Club 33 Check Cover with Blank Check Slip. (Disneyland, c.1990s) An original check cover from Disneyland’s exclusive Club 33. This check cover features a large gold logo for the club and contains an unused paper check slip inside. The padded cover measures 10.75”x5.75” and is in fair condition with thin cracking throughout the surface due to a material flaw from the production of these check covers. The cover still displays very nicely, however it is somewhat delicate. $100-$200 151

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363. New Attractions of 1959 Print with (6) Patches. (Disneyland, 2009) A print of artwork by Imagineer Herb Ryman titled “New Attractions of 1959.” The print was offered from The Disney Gallery and represents the historic park expansion where Disneyland added six now-legendary attractions in 1959. The print is framed with a set of (6) embroidered patches created to celebrate the 50th anniversary of this milestone year. Each shieldshaped patch measures 3.25”x3” and are in fine condition. The large print measures 24.5”x”35.75” within an ornate rustic wood 30.75”x42” frame and are also in fine condition. $300-$500

364. John Hench Signed “New Orleans Square” Print. (Disneyland, 1987) A signed poster print of artwork by Imagineer John Hench titled “New Orleans Square.” The print was created for the grand opening of the Disney Gallery and has been signed by Hench in black ink at the lower right. Measuring 21”x38”, the print is presented in a 38”x21” lavender metal frame. It is in fine condition with minor frame wear. $200-$400 152

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365. Peter Pan’s Flight Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, c.1956) An original hand-silkscreened attraction poster for Peter Pan’s Flight. This poster, designed by Bjorn Aronson, beautifully captures the flight over London that has enchanted guests for over 60 years. The poster measures 54”x36” and has been linen-backed for its continued preservation. There is an extra inch of linen around the poster. The condition is fair with a few large creases and edge wear that has been mitigated by the linen-backing process, as well as some spot restoration and some worn areas of the color. The poster presents very nicely and still retains vibrant color. $4,000-$8,000 153

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366. Herb Ryman Signed “Royal Courtyard” Print. (Disneyland, 1987) A signed poster print of artwork by Herb Ryman titled “Royal Courtyard” depicting the Court of Angels in Disneyland’s New Orleans Square. The print has been inscribed, signed, and dated by the artist at lower right, “To Louie with best wishes. Herb Ryman 1987.” Measuring 38”x26”, the piece is presented in a 39.5”x27.5” silver metal frame. It is in fine condition, with minor frame wear. $200-$400

367. Charles Boyer Signed Walt Disney “Footsteps” Print. (Disneyland, 1985) A limited edition print of the iconic “Footsteps” artwork by Disney Legend Charles Boyer. Created in celebration of Disneyland’s 30th anniversary, the piece depicts Walt Disney walking under Sleeping Beauty Castle. The print is signed by the artist and hand-numbered in pencil at lower right, “C Boyer 3531/6000.” Measuring 24.5”x18.25” visible through a 33”x26.75” molded wood frame, the piece is in fine condition with minor frame wear. It is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. $100-$200

368. Herb Ryman Sleeping Beauty Castle Lithograph. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A large lithograph depicting Imagineer Herb Ryman’s concept art for Sleeping Beauty Castle. The lithograph measures 18.75”x39.5” within a 21.75”x42.5” gray painted wood frame and is in fine condition with minor frame wear. $300-$500 154

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369. Flight Over Fantasyland WDCC Figure. (Disneyland, 2001) A limited edition “Flight Over Fantasyland” figure from the Walt Disney Classics Collection. The exquisitely detailed, hand-painted porcelain figure depicts Timothy Mouse in a Dumboshaped car from Disneyland’s Dumbo the Flying Elephant attraction. Created in a limited edition of 750, the piece retains its COA numbered “471/750.” Measuring 6.5”x6” and 6” deep, the figure is in very fine condition. The underside of the base exhibits a small surface chip and minor crazing to the glaze. Otherwise, the figure is as-new. The original green WDCC cardboard box packaging is included. $100-$200

370. Matterhorn Park-Used Vehicle Decal. (Disneyland, c.1970s80s) A park-used vehicle decal from the Matterhorn attraction. These decals can be seen on the front of the bobsleds, and similar examples are still in use today. Decals which are park-used are exceedingly rare, as many would tear or would be discarded when being replaced. Measuring 8”x7”, the decal is in good condition with expected moderate surface wear from use. There is small tearing at the lower right from the removal process, which has been repaired with tape on the reverse. The decal was folded for storage and shows a few other creases along the edges. $100-$300

371. It’s a Small World Snowflake Prop. (Disneyland, 1990s-2000s) An original park-used snowflake prop from the iconic It’s a Small World boat ride at Disneyland. The die cut metal snowflake is painted an optical white with metallic glitter accents, and screws onto the included candy-striped metal pole as seen in the attraction. The snowflake measures 14.25”x12.5” and the pole is 35.25” long. Both pieces are in very good condition, exhibiting some minor wear and spot paint loss. $400-$600 155

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372. Skyway Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1956) A hand-silkscreened poster for the Skyway attraction. Designed by Bjorn Aronson, this poster features the Skyway overlooking several early Tomorrowland landmarks. Measuring 54”x36”, the poster is in very good condition with some creasing to the right-edge. The bottom-left corner has some wear, including a thin 3” tear. The poster is adhered to a board backing for its preservation. $5,000-$8,000 156

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373. Original Submarine Voyage Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1959) A hand-silkscreened poster for the Submarine Voyage attraction. Designed by Sam McKim, this poster is another favorite among collectors for its stylized graphics and pleasing color palette. Measuring 54â&#x20AC;?x36â&#x20AC;?, the poster is in very good condition with some edge-wear and a slight wavy quality to areas of the paper. This poster is adhered to a board backing. $5,000-$7,000 157

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374. Adventure Thru Inner Space Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1967) A silkscreened poster for the Adventure Thru Inner Space attraction. Designed by John Drury, this poster depicts guests shrinking smaller than an atom and measures 54”x36”. The poster is in fair condition with minor creasing throughout, with several small tears and some fraying around the edges. A thin 2.5” tear has been repaired on the back side with tape. $6,000-$8,000 158

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375. Rocket Jets Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1967) An original hand-silkscreened attraction poster for the Rocket Jets. The poster was designed by Ken Chapman and borrows heavily from Bjorn Aronson’s “Astrojets” poster design, which this attraction replaced in 1967. Depicting several park guests as they soar through the sky on this iconic Tomorrowland attraction, the poster measures 54”x36”. The poster is in very good condition with little edge wear, and is not linen-backed. The poster comes in a sleek light-weight black frame. $7,000-$9,000 159

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376. Hench and McKim Signed Monorail Print with (19) Pins. (Disneyland, 1991-2014) A print of John Hench’s iconic “Crossing Monorails” concept artwork framed with a collection of (19) pins for Tomorrowland attractions. The color print is signed and dated in black ink at lower left, “To Louie John Hench 11/7/91” and at lower right, “For Louie…Best Wishes Sam McKim 6-24-92.” A collection of (19) Tomorrowland-themed Disneyland pins are affixed to the mat around the print. The print measures 8.25”x13.25” visible through a 17”x20.75” wooden frame with goldtone accents and is in very good condition. The pins are also in good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

377. 101 Dalmatians Production Cel Setup. (Disney, 1961) An original hand-painted cel setup featuring Horace Badun and a Dalmatian pup on a printed background from 101 Dalmatians. The cels were trimmed and matted for sale at the Disneyland Art Corner. They retain the remnants of an Art Corner sticker affixed to the backing board. A note in blue ink on the mat reads, “An actual celluloid used in the filming of 101 Dalmatians.” Measuring approximately 7.75”x9.75” visible through a 12”x14” mat, the cels are in good condition. The Horace cel exhibits minor line smearing and some cracking and transference of paint from the cel to the background in his lower right arm and hand. $400-$600 160

POPULAR CULTURE 378. Walt Disney World Paul Hartley Aerial Map. (Walt Disney World, 1971) A mammoth printed map illustrated by Paul Hartley. This map features a stylized aerial view of the Walt Disney World Resort at the time of its opening and was one of the very first “fun” maps produced for the park. Professionally mounted to masonite board, the piece hung in Walt Disney World’s Contemporary Resort Hotel for its first decade of operation. The map measures 47.75”x59.75” and is in very good condition. There is some chipping to the extreme left edge, an approximately 6” long tear at top right, and corner loss, most pronounced at the bottom. The board exhibits surface loss to the reverse and some chipping and loss at edges. $300-$500

379. Grand Floridian Entrance Mat. (Grand Floridian, 2011) A monumental entrance mat from the Grand Floridian Resort at Walt Disney World. The mat features an ornate monogram “GF” over a field of hunter green low pile carpeting with a rubber backing. The piece retains a Disney inventory sticker on the reverse. Measuring 44.25”x67.25”, the mat is in very good condition with only minor wear. $400-$600 161

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380. Polynesian Village Trash Can. (Polynesian Village, 2010s) An original metal trash can from the Polynesian Village Resort at Walt Disney World. The themed trash cans of the Disney Parks have become an iconic part of the experience in their own right, with this particular trash can featuring Polynesian imagery and colors that have helped make it one of the most memorable of the Disney trash cans. The original magnetic latching side door and push panels are still included and function well. Measuring approximately 21.5”x22” and 42” tall, the trash can is in very good condition with a few small chips and scuffs, and surface scratches from park use. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000 162

381. Polynesian Village Resort Hotel Hostess Dress. (Walt Disney World, 1971) A vintage hostess dress from the inaugural year of the Polynesian Village Resort Hotel at Walt Disney World. The dress retains an internal Walt Disney World bias label marked in pen with the cast member’s name, as well as a dry cleaning label attached by safety pin. Unmarked for size, the dress equates approximately to a women’s size 2 and is in good condition with a patch of spot staining at the mid section and a spot in the lower back area. $300-$500

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382. Fort Wilderness Resort Attraction Poster. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) An attraction poster for the Fort Wilderness Campground Resort at Walt Disney World. The printed poster advertises the Fort Wilderness Railroad, which operated from 1974-1980 at the resort. Measuring approximately 45”x15” in the 53”x22.75” frame, the poster is in fair condition with sun fading from display. The poster is mounted to board, and displays some staining along the top and some bending along the edges. The frame shows some wear and the plexiglass on the front will need to be realigned. $600-$800

383. Cinderella Castle Trash Can. (Walt Disney World, 2010s) An original metal trash can from Cinderella Castle at the Magic Kingdom. The themed trash cans of the Disney Parks have become an iconic part of the experience in their own right, with this particular trash can having the distinct yellow and white stripes seen at the Fantasyland landmark. These trash cans would often feature an additional canopy-style topper, however this trash can does not include it. The original magnetic latching side door and push panels are still included and function well. Measuring approximately 21.5”x22” and 42.25” tall, the trash can is in very fine condition with a few small chips and scuffs from park use. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000 163

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384. Alien Encounter Imagineering Paperweight. (Walt Disney World, c.1995) A lucite paperweight given to Imagineers to commemorate the opening of the ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter attraction at the Magic Kingdom. The lucite cylinder is tinted an otherworldly blue and contains a galaxy of air bubbles that reveal a laser etched “Alien Encounter” text logo when viewed from above. Measuring 2.75” tall and 2” in diameter, the piece is in fine condition with minor surface wear. $100-$200

385. Alien Encounter Attraction Circuit Board. (Walt Disney World, 1995-2003) A parkused circuit board from the control console for the ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter at the Magic Kingdom. The theater-in-the-round sci-fi attraction made innovative use of binaural sound for a uniquely immersive experience. This board, etched “Alien Encounter PCB Assy, Valve and Audio Cont-185929 Rev A,” was used to control the highly separated speakers that created the positional and atmospheric audio effects which made the Encounter such an intense and thrilling proposition. Measuring 6”x12” and 0.5” deep, the board is in very fine condition. $200-$400

386. Set of (4) Alien Encounter Souvenir Toys. (Walt Disney World, c.1995) A set of (4) ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter souvenir toys from the attraction gift shop in the Magic Kingdom. The items include (1) be-clawed and winged alien doll, (1) articulated alien action figure, (1) articulated alien action figure, and (1) action figure set with Simulated Intelligence Robotics Androids, Skippy, and “Fried” Skippy. Ranging in size from 8” tall and 5” in diameter to 12.75”x8” and 7.5” deep, the toys are in generally fine condition. There is some minor wear and handling to the packaging. The figures are as-new. The alien doll exhibits some surface wear. $200-$300 164

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388. Epcot Figment Vehicle Parking Sign. (Epcot, c.2000s) A metal parking lot sign featuring Figment from Journey into Imagination. The sign was used to assign company vehicle parking spaces at Epcot Center, and measures 18”x12”. The condition is very good with faint surface scratches and edge wear. $500-$700

389. Epcot Gran Fiesta Tour Holiday Park Sign. (Epcot, 2007) A holiday season parkused sign from the Gran Fiesta Tour attraction in Epcot’s Mexico Pavilion. Comprised of metal reinforced foam board, the printed sign features characteristic festive imagery such as a seven-point star pinata and depicts Jose Carioca, Donald Duck, and Panchito Pistoles emerging from a wreath. The piece is equipped with three holes down either side for hanging or mounting. Measuring 28”x14”, the sign is in very good condition. It exhibits minor edge wear, soiling, and a faint pen mark through Panchito. $200-$500

390. Lights, Motors, Action! Extreme Stunt Show Sign. (Disney-MGM, 2005) An original sign from the Lights, Motors, Action! Extreme Stunt Show at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. The stunt show came to the park from Disneyland Paris as part of the Happiest Celebration on Earth event, where each park duplicated at least one attraction from another park. Created in thin metal with a plastic core, the sign measures 23.25” in diameter and is in fair condition. There is scratching to the surface throughout, as well as some peeling and dents along the edge. $300-$500

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Few forms of entertainment can capture our imagination quite like TV animation. From the stone-age setting of The Flintstones, to the mystery-solving gang of Scooby-Doo, to the animated superheroes that captivated countless children every Saturday morning, these shows, and their memorable characters, have become a staple of our modern pop culture. In this section, we celebrate some of the televised animation and animated characters of the past 60 years from “Ay, caramba!” to “Zoinks.”

391. The Flintstones Original Storyboard Page. (Hanna-Barbera, 1966) A page of original storyboard drawings from “The Treasure of Sierra Madrock,” the 19th episode of the 6th season of the classic Stone Age sitcom, The Flintstones. This episode parodies the iconic prospector parable starring Humphrey Bogart and Walter Huston. The page contains 9-panels of original pencil artwork depicting Fred, Barney, Wilma, Betty, and the obligatory grizzled old gold miner. Numbered for scenes 81-89, the sheet contains handwritten dialog throughout. Each panel measures 2.5”x3” on the 10”x12.5” sheet. The condition is very good, exhibiting only faint handling wear and spot discoloration from production use. $200-$400

393. Huckleberry Hound & Quick Draw McGraw Wall Plaques. (Dart Ind., 1978) A pair of Huckleberry Hound and Quick Draw McGraw wall plaques. The plaques are a testament to the household recognition and popularity of Hanna-Barbera in the 1970s, and are composed of hand-painted vacuum-formed plastic. Both plaques measure approximately 12.5”x8”, and have minor surface and edge wear throughout from use. $500-$700 166

392. Hanna Barbera TV-Tinykins Store Display. (Marx, 1961) A very rare store display for Hanna Barbera themed TV-Tinykins by Marx. This display includes (5) figures adhered to the board backing that has a fold-out stand on the back for display. The hand-painted figures include Huckleberry Hound, Top Cat, Yogi Bear, Quick Draw McGraw, and Fred Flintstone. The display measures 10.5”x9” and is in good condition with a horizontal crease in the board, some edge-wear, and some surface wear. $1,500-$2,500

394. Huckleberry Hound TV-Tinykins by Marx. (Marx, 1961) A Huckleberry Hound TV-Tinykins playset by Marx. The set includes (6) hand-painted character figures including Huckleberry Hound, Ding-aling, Dixie, Pixie, Mr. Jinx, and Hokey Wolf. The set comes with a scenic background and (4) prop pieces. The box measures 2”x7” and is in good condition with minor wear, and a few of the pieces have been re-adhered to the backing. $700-$900

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395. TV-Tinykins (34) Figure “Gift Box” Set. (Marx, 1961) An exceedingly rare “Gift Box” set of (34) TV-Tinykins figures manufactured by Marx. Consisting of characters from Hanna-Barbera’s The Flintstones, Quick Draw McGraw, Huckleberry Hound, Top Cat, and Yogi Bear, the Gift Box contains nearly all of figures from the TV-Tinkykins line. The hand-painted figures are arranged in separate cels of the original cardboard box packaging, each with a thematic background, adhered in place above their character names, which are printed on removable the box cover. Measuring 13”x10”, the box is in very good condition with a tear at lower right that has been repaired with cello tape and minor handling wear. $1,500-$2,000

396. Collection of (8) TV-Tinykins and Disneykins Playsets. (Marx, 1961-62) A collection of (8) Hanna-Barbera TV-Tinykins and Disneykins playsets manufactured by Marx. The sets contain from four to seven hand-painted miniature character figurines and additional set decor/prop pieces. Each box measures approximately 3”x6.25” and 1.75” deep. Condition ranges from good to very good. The Flintstones box is missing the plastic window, Cleo is loose inside one of the Pinocchio sets, and the plastic is loose on a Top Cat set. $400-$800

397. Yogi Bear at Jellystone National Park Playset. (Marx, 1962) An extremely rare Yogi Bear at Jellystone National Park playset manufactured by Marx. The set comes in its original box and still retains many of its play pieces, including campsites, trees, animals, and the Jellystone Park entrance. The outer box measures 15”x22” and 4” deep, and the set is in overall fair condition with wear from use including some tearing along the box lid. $500-$700 167

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398. Give-a-Show Projector Set with Slides. (Kenner, 1962) A very rare boxed slide projector set by Kenner, featuring iconic Hanna-Barbera characters such as Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound, The Flintstones, and more. The set includes the original slide projector, (18) slide strips, and the box with instructional card. The box measures 11”x17.25”, and the condition is fair overall. The projector has not been tested, and the strips have warping from age. The box has a few tears along the edges. $200-$400

399. Flintstone Cars Friction Toy in Box. (Marx, 1962) A friction motor toy car based on Hanna-Barbera’s The Flintstones. Depicting Wilma Flintstone, the car is composed of a tin body and a handpainted soft vinyl character head. Measuring 2.5”x4” and 3.75” tall, the toy is in very good functioning condition and comes in the original box. There is some discoloration and worn spots at the edges of the box where the staples connect. $100-$200

400. Mechanical Turnover Flintstone Tank Toy in Box. (Linemar, 1961) A wonderful tin toy based on Hanna-Barbera’s The Flintstones. Created by Linemar, a subsidiary of Marx Toys, the wind-up tin litho toy features several of the cartoon’s characters on the tank, which an angry Fred Flintstone raises up from the bottom. The toy measures just under 4”x2.5” and 2.75” tall and comes in its original box. It is in very fine functioning condition with minor surface wear from use. The box has a few small tears and has been reinforced with tape. $300-$500

401. Mechanical Hopping Astro Toy in Box. (Marx, 1963) A mechanical Hopping Astro tin toy based on the lovable family dog from The Jetsons. The wind-up toy still functions and comes in its original box. The tin body still includes the delicate plastic tail which is often missing. Standing 4.5” tall, the toy is in very fine condition with minor scuffs to the color from use. $100-$200

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402. The Jetsons “A Visit from Grandpa” Super 8mm Film. (Screen Gems, 1965) A Super 8 The Jetsons cartoon short titled “A Visit from Grandpa.” The silent black and white Super 8mm film tells the story of the 11th episode of the first season of The Jetsons, in which Howard Morris guest stars as Grandpa Montague Jetson. The film comes in its original illustrated box which measures 5.25”x5.25”. The condition is very good. $100-$200

403. Give-A-Show Projector in Box. (Kenner, 1967) A complete Give-A-Show Projector boxed set featuring scenes and characters based on many Hanna-Barbera cartoons. The box lid proudly features Frankenstein, Jr. who debuted in “Frankenstein Jr., and The Impossibles” the previous year. The included (16) slide strips feature such popular Hanna-Barbera cartoons as The Flintstones, Space Ghost, Huckleberry Hound, and many others. The included battery-operated projector has been tested and functions well. The box measures 11”x17.5” and 2.75” thick. The condition is good with some slight warping to the slides from age. $100-$200

404. The Jetsons Lunch Box and Thermos. (Aladdin, 1963) A vintage The Jetsons tin lithographic lunch box and thermos set manufactured by Aladdin. The set has been encapsulated in a protective acrylic display case by Collector Archive Services, which measures 7.5”x15” and 5.25” deep. The case retains a CAS grade label, rating the lunch box and thermos a 90 with a “real grade” of 91.5. The display itself is unmarred and is accompanied by a CAS Statement of Archival. $200-$400

405. Yogi Bear Wrist Watch. (Bradley Time, ca. 1960s) A vintage Yogi Bear children’s wrist watch manufactured by Bradley Time. Style 174, the watch features a precision swiss movement, polished silver metal case and matching segmented polished silver metal band. The watch is presented on the original diecut cardboard pop-up display featuring Yogi and Snagglepuss. The watch measures 1.25” in diameter and the display is 4”x5.5” and 2.5” deep. Both are in very good condition. The watch mechanicals are in working order and the display exhibits only minor wear. $100-$200 169

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406. TV Tinykins Hanna-Barbera Box Set. (Marx, c.1960s) A box set containing (3) Hanna-Barbera TV-Tinykins playsets. Often referred to as a “Triple Playset Gift Box,” each portion of this 3-section set contains hand-painted characters, scenic backdrops, and small accessory pieces. The overall box measures 7.5”x12” and is in good condition over all. The box has some creasing and wear, while the cardboard that is holding the scenes has some denting. There is a hole in the plastic of the bottom left window and general wear throughout. The “Home Sweet Home” sign accessory has detached. $500-$700

408. Fred Flintstone on Dino Toy by Marx. (Marx, 1962) A vintage Fred Flintstone on Dino battery-operated tin toy manufactured by Marx. When the Dino figure is switched on, the wheels on the bottom of the toy begin to roll, his neck moves, and a whistling sound commences. The electronics have been tested and are in working order. The toy is presented in the original cardboard box packaging. Dino and Fred measure 12” tall, 14.5” long, and 6.5” wide and the toy is in very good condition. There is some paint loss to Fred’s head and some fading and spot staining to Dino’s coat. The box has some small tears and wear. $300-$500 170

407. The Herculoids Dorno, Gleep, & Tundro Playset. (Toynami, 2003) A The Herculoids playset manufactured by Toynami. The set includes an articulated Dorno figure with slingshot, Gleep, and a rolling Tundro figure. Never opened, all items are banded in place inside the original plastic windowed display box. Measuring 10.25”x14 and 9.5” deep, the box is in very good condition with a retail price tag taped to the upper right face, some bending to the plastic where it tucks into the left edge of the lid (also sealed with tape), and a 1.5” crack to the plastic on the right side. $300-$500

409. Scooby-Doo Where Are You? Jigsaw Puzzle Painting. (Whitman, 1972) An original painting for a Scooby-Doo Where Are You? jigsaw puzzle manufactured by Whitman. Accomplished in acrylic on illustration board, the painting features the entire gang of Shaggy, Scooby, Freddie, Velma, and Daphne in a graveyard with a costumed ghoul looming in the background. Measuring 17.75”x13.75” visible through a 23”x20” black enameled wood frame, the piece is in fine condition. $400-$600

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410. Original Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol Production Cel. (UPA, c.1962) An original animation cel from Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol. This cel features the titular Mr. Magoo as Scrooge in a restless sleep. The cel measures 10.5”x12.5” and is in good condition overall, with some wear to the paint in the top-left corner of the blanket. $300-$500

412. Original Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol Production Cel. (UPA, c.1962) An original animation cel from Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol. This cel features the Pawn Shop Owner and three thieves, and has an image size of 7.5”x7.5” within its 14.25”x17.25” frame. The artwork is in very good condition with minor wear to frame from use. $300-$500

411. Original Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol Production Cel. (UPA, c.1962) An original animation cel from Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol. This cel features the Ghost of Christmas Past, Mr. Magoo as Scrooge, and Scrooge’s boss, as well as some scenery prop details. The cel set up measures 10.5”x12.5” and is in good condition overall, with some thin cracks in the paint of the hood of the Ghost of Christmas past, and some wear to the paint of the boss’ coat. $300-$500

413. Original Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol Production Cel. (UPA, c.1962) An original animation cel from Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol. The cel features a thief from the Christmas Future sequence, and has an image size of 5.25”x5” within its 14.25”x17.25” frame. The artwork is in good condition with minor wear to the frame. There is some cracking to the blue paint of the outfit. $300-$500

414. Original Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol Production Cel. (UPA, c.1962) An original animation cel from Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol. This cel features the haunting Ghost of Christmas Future with his arm outstretched. The cel measures 10.5”x12.5” and is in good condition overall, with some surface wear to the cel’s line work. $300-$500

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415. How The Grinch Stole Christmas! Grinch Production Cel. (MGM, 1966) An original production cel featuring the Grinch from the television special How The Grinch Stole Christmas! Directed by Chuck Jones, this special was based on a classic story by Dr. Seuss and has become a Christmas tradition, still being aired every year. The untrimmed cel measures 10.5”x12.5” and has been placed on a color copy background. The image of the Grinch measures a very large 9”x4.5”. The cel has been hand-signed by Chuck Jones and is in very fine condition. $1,200-$1,500

416. How The Grinch Stole Christmas! Cindy Lou Who Cel. (MGM, 1966) An original production cel featuring Cindy Lou Who from the television special How The Grinch Stole Christmas! Directed by Chuck Jones, this special was based on a classic story by Dr. Seuss and has become a Christmas tradition, still being aired every year. The untrimmed cel measures 10.5”x12.5” and has been placed on a color copy background. The image of Cindy Lou Who measures 4”x2”. The cel has been hand-signed by Chuck Jones and is in very fine condition. $1,200-$1,500 172

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417. Archie Sliding Squares Puzzle Game. (Roalex Co., c.1968) A sliding square puzzle game based on characters from The Archie Show. The sliding puzzle is still attached to its card backing, which lists the possible (and impossible) arrangements. Measuring 2.5”x2.5” on the approximately 5”x6” backing, the puzzle game is in very fine condition with minor creasing and surface wear to the card. $100-$200

418. Raid Bug Spray Commercial Cel Setup. (SCJohnson, c.1980s) An original hand-painted production cel setup on an original handpainted production background from a Raid bug spray commercial. The setup consists of two cel layers, one depicting a trio of roaches gorging on crumbs, and the other, an overlay of dingy detailing, on a kitchen floor and baseboard background. The cels measure 10.5”x12.5” with a combined image size of 5.25”x7.5”. The background measures 10.75”x12.75”. All elements are in very good condition with only minor production wear. $200-$400

419. Ren and Stimpy Production Cel Setup from The Ren and Stimpy Show. (Nickelodeon, 1991-96) An original hand-painted production cel setup on an original hand-painted production background from The Ren and Stimpy Show. The 3-layer setup depicts a police dog, Ren, and Stimpy, assembled on a brick wall and concrete floor background. Each cel measures 10.5”x12.5” with a combined image size of 6”x8.25”. The background measures approximately 10.75”x13.5”. The cels and background are in very good condition, exhibiting only some pigment loss to the outlining on the police dog’s face and some color bleed from the dots on his snout. $200-$400

420. Pepe Le Pew and Interviewing Dog Production Cel Setup from The Looney, Looney Bugs Bunny Movie. (Warner Bros., 1981) An original hand-painted production cel setup from The Looney, Looney Bugs Bunny Movie. The 3-layer setup consists of a strutting Pepe Le Pew, the cloud of odor that trails the debonair skunk, and Interviewing Dog with a clothespin pinching his nostrils. They retain a Warner Bros. seal at lower right, and the Pepe cel is signed in black marker at lower right by the film’s director, Friz Freleng. The cels each measure 10.5”x12.5” with a combined image size of 6.5”x10”, and are in very good condition, exhibiting only minor production wear. $300-$500 173

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421. Spider-Man: The Animated Series Pilot Episode Archive. (Marvel, c.1994) A very rare archive of production materials used in the creation of the pilot episode and subsequent episodes of SpiderMan: The Animated Series. The archive includes a bound printed production copy of storyboards from the pilot episode, “Night of the Lizard,” dated May of 1993, as well as a bound printed production Design Packet dated April of 1994, both before the cartoon’s November 1994 debut. These materials were used by the production team during the creation of the pilot episode, and to keep characters and background designs consistent among later episodes. Both packets contain approximately 300 sheets each, measuring 8.5”x14” and are production-bound with metal prong fasteners. The condition of these materials is very good, with expected handling wear and minor yellowing to the edges from age and use. A few pages are absent from both packets, possibly from use in production. $300-$500

422. Spider-Man Unlimited Production Cel. (Marvel, c.1999) An original hand-painted production cel from Spider-Man Unlimited. Spider-Man’s suit, as seen in this cel, was uniquely created for this animated series and has become a cult favorite from this short-lived cartoon. The cel is displayed over a printed reproduction background. Spider-Man has a painted image size of 5”x3.5” on the 9”x10.5” cel sheet. The background measures approximately 11”x11.5” and the cel is in very fine condition. $100-$300

423. Spider-Man Unlimited Green Goblin Production Cel. (Marvel, c.1999) An original hand-painted production cel from SpiderMan Unlimited. The cel depicts the fan favorite Green Goblin, who in this animated series becomes a hero as opposed to a villain. The cel depicts a fantastic action pose of the Green Goblin throwing one of his trademark pumpkin bombs. The Goblin has a painted image size of 6.75”x8.75” on the 9”x10.5” cel sheet. The cel is in very fine condition. $100-$300

424. Spider-Man Unlimited Man-Wolf Production Cel. (Marvel, c.1999) An original hand-painted production cel from Spider-Man Unlimited. The cel depicts Spider-Man fighting John Jameson transformed as Man-Wolf. This cult series marked the first animated appearance of the popular Spider-Man character Man-Wolf. The cel is displayed over a printed reproduction background. The characters have a painted image size of 7”x8.5” on the 9”x10.5” cel sheet. The background measures approximately 11”x11.5” and the cel is in very fine condition. $100-$300

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426. Fantastic Four Thor Production Cel and Background. (Marvel, 1994-96) An original production cel and original production background from the animated series Fantastic Four. The hand-painted cel depicts a large, knees-up image of the God of Thunder wielding his mighty hammer, Mjolnir. Thor material from this classic comic book adaptation is scarce as the character only guest starred in two episodes. The cel is presented on a hand-painted background from the series. An original production drawing is also included. The cel measures 10.5”x12.5” with an image size of 7.75”x6.5”, and the background is 9.75”x14”. Both are in very good condition with only minor production wear. $300-$500

427. Stan Lee Signed Ultimate Avengers Storyboard Page. (Marvel, 2006) An original storyboard page from the Marvel animated feature Ultimate Avengers signed by Marvel legend, Stan Lee. Consisting of two pencil drawn panels, the storyboards depict two shots of a sequence featuring Ant Man and the Incredible Hulk, in which the green behemoth jumps from a great height and reduces the ground to rubble with his landing. Marked for “Page 277,” the story board bears extensive production notation handwritten in pencil both above and below the drawings. An official Marvel authenticity sticker is affixed at lower left, and the piece is accompanied by a studio COA. Each panel measures 3”x5.5”, and the page is 8.5”x14”. The condition is very good condition with minor production handling. $500-$800 175

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS 428. Batman: Mask of the Phantasm Original Production Cel. (Warner Bros., 1993) An original production cel from the animated feature Batman: Mask of the Phantasm. The hand-painted cel depicts an outstanding chest-up image of Batman that is placed over a studio-prepared printed background. The cel retains a Warner Bros. studio seal at upper left. Measuring 10”x12.5” with an image size of 9”x11”, the cel is in very good condition with minor wear and spot pigment transference from some of the outlining. The background measures 10.75”x14.5” and is in fine condition. $500-$800

429. Batman: The Animated Series Joker Production Cel. (Warner Bros., 1994) An original production cel from Batman: The Animated Series. The cel depicts The Joker, and was used in the creation of the 9th episode of the show’s second season, The Trial. The hand-painted cel depicts the Joker, dressed as a Catholic clergyman, firing a tommy gun. The cel retains a Warner Bros. studio seal at upper left. Measuring 9”x10.5” with an image size of 6.75”x7”, the cel is in very good condition with minor wear to some black outlines. The background measures 12”x15” and is in fine condition. $500-$800

430. The New Adventures of Batman Production Cel Setup. (Warner Bros., 1994) An original production cel setup featuring Batgirl, Supergirl, and Poison Ivy from The New Adventures of Batman. The hand-painted cel was used in the creation of the seventh episode of the show’s second season, Girl’s Night Out. The cels have been adhered to the studio-prepared background with archival tape applied to the extreme top edge, and the setup retains a Warner Bros. studio seal at upper right. Measuring a full 9”x16.5” with a combined image area of 6.25”x9.5”, the cels are in very good condition with only minor wear to the outlining of Ivy’s face. The background measures 10.25”x16.75” and is in fine condition. $600-$800 176

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431. Skeleton Warriors Character Concept Artwork. (Landmark Entertainment, 1994) A set of (2) character design concept illustrations for the animated series Skeleton Warriors. The set includes Prince Lightstar, protagonist of the series, here called “Prince Lightstarr,” and warrior princess Talyn, the show’s female lead. Each illustration is accomplished in ink, gouache, and airbrush on illustration paper which is mounted to a board with a protective paper overleaf. Taped to the underside of Prince Lightstar’s overleaf is an alternate cutout illustration of the character’s head wherein the Prince is a blond. Lightstar measures 16.25”x11” with an image size of 13.25”x10.5”. Taryn measures 17”x11” with an image size of 12”x8.5”. Both boards measure 18.5”x12.5”. The artwork is in fine condition with minor production handling. $100-$200

432. Skeleton Warriors Series Logo Artwork. (Landmark Ent., 1994) An original series logo illustration for Skeleton Warriors by graphic designer Carlos Lopez. Accomplished in ink, the exquisitely detailed logo measures 11”x13.75” on a 14.5”x13.75” vellum leaf mounted to a 14.75”x16.75” board with an additional vellum overlay and a protective paper overleaf. The vellum overlay is marked with notation for reproduction, and artist Carlos Lopez’s business card is adhered to the front of the overleaf. The piece is in fine condition, exhibiting only minimal production handling. $100-$200

433. Original Bubblegum Crash Priss Cel & Background. (AIC, 1991) An original production cel and background from the anime Bubblegum Crash. The cel features Priss, one of the Knight Sabre team, and is placed over a hand-painted production background from the series. The image measures 8.25”x7.75” on the 9”x10.5” cel, which is placed over the 10”x13” background. The condition is very good with some minor edgewear to the background. $100-$300 177

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434. Bubblegum Crash Priss Mech Suit Cel & Background. (AIC, 1991) An original production cel and background from the anime Bubblegum Crash. The cel features Priss in her mech suit from the episode “Geo Climbers,” and is placed over a scene-matched hand-painted production background. An original production drawing is also included. The image measures 6”x10.5” on the 9”x10.5” cel, which is placed over the 10”x14.25” background. The condition is very good with a small spot of paint loss at the lower right, and some minor edge-wear to the background. $100-$300

435. Original Mobile Suit Gundam F91 Cel. (Sunrise, 1991) An original production cel from Mobile Suit Gundam F91, created and directed by Yoshiyuki Tomino. The cel features Seabook Arno in the Gundam F91 suit, as seen in the final climatic battle against the Rafflesia, with one of the ship’s tentacle rods shown as well. The image measures 8.75”x11.75” on the 9.25”x14.25” cel, and has been placed over a non-matching color copy background for display. The condition is very good. $100-$300 178

436. Original Sailor Moon Jupiter & Mars Cel & Background. (Toei, 1992) An original production cel and background from Sailor Moon. The cel features Makoto Kino (Sailor Jupiter) and Minako Aino (Sailor Venus) on two separate cel layers, which are placed over a hand-painted production background from the series. Two production drawings are also included. The image measures 6.5”x7.75” on the 9”x10.5” cels over the 9.5”x10.75” background. The condition is good, with surface wear to the background where the Jupiter cel was previously stuck to the paper, as well as paper residue on the reverse of the cel which does not affect the image. As is common for cels from this era, the cel layers are stuck together. $200-$400

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437. Dragon Ball Z: Broly Super Saiyan Transformation Cel. (Toei, 1994) An original cel setup and background of Broly’s Legendary Super Saiyan transformation from Dragon Ball Z: Broly – Second Coming/Kiken Na Futari! Supa Senshi Wa Nemurenai. The three-layer cel setup consists of a base layer with the image of Broly’s body, a second layer with his hair and pants, and then a final effects layer of his Saiyan energy, all three of which rest over a scene-matching hand-painted background. Also included is a production drawing of the base layer cel. Measuring approximately 10.75”x10.5”, the cels are in very good condition with some minor tearing along the top edges of the cels which does not affect the image, and two of the corners of the background have been removed. The cels and the panoramic background have both been trimmed, and some of the paint on the cels has been professionally restored. Cels from Dragon Ball Z are exceptionally scarce, with cels of such a fan-favorite character in as excellent of a pose as this being almost impossible to find. This original pan-cel of Broly’s iconic transformation pose is one of only two known to exist, and is arguably the most sought-after image from the series. The matching background and cel layers are not stuck together, as is the case with many cels from this era, making this a truly stunning and rare piece of production artwork. $15,000-$20,000 179

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438. Original Ah! My Goddess Skuld Cel & Background. (AIC, 1993) An original production cel and background from Ah! My Goddess. The cel features the goddess Skuld with her trademark debugging mallet, and is placed over a hand-painted background. A production drawing is also included. The image measures 7”x9.75” on the 9”x10.5” cel on the 9.75”x14.25” background. The condition is very good, with minor paint wear near Skuld’s waist, and a few spots of surface wear on the background, including tape residue from use. $300-$500

440. Original Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust Charlotte Cel. (Madhouse, 2000) An original production cel from Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust. The image features a close-up of Charlotte embracing Meier Link, created on two cel layers. Two production drawings are also included. Measuring 9.25”x13.75”, the cels are in very good condition, and are stuck together. $100-$300 180

439. Original Ah! My Goddess: The Movie Belldandy Cel. (AIC, 2000) An original production cel from Ah! My Goddess: The Movie. The cel features a fantastic close-up image of the goddess Belldandy, and is placed over a color copy background. The image measures 8.75”x12” on the 9.25”x13.75” cel. The condition is very good. $200-$400

441. Original Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust D Cel. (Madhouse, 2000) An original production cel from Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust. The image features the dhampir vampire hunter “D” on his horse, placed over a color copy background for display. A production drawing is also included. The image measures 8.25”x9.25” on the 9.25”x13.75” cel, and is in very good condition. There is some surface wear to the production drawing. $200-$400

442. Original Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust Carmilla Cel. (Madhouse, 2000) An original production cel from Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust. The image features a close-up of the film’s main antagonist, the vampire Carmilla, and is placed over a non-matched hand-painted production background from the film. A detailed production drawing is also included. Measuring 9.25”x13.75” over the 9.75”x14.25” background, the cel is in very good condition, with minor edge-wear to the background. $300-$500

POPULAR CULTURE The Simpsons debuted in 1987 as a series of animated shorts on The Tracey Ullman Show. The incredible success of the animated yellow family led to the show’s development as a prime-time program for Fox in 1989, where it has now become the longest running sitcom in history, with nearly 700 episodes. The early seasons of the show were created using hand-painted animation cels, whereas the show’s modern episodes are done digitally. Original production artwork from The Simpsons, especially from memorable episodes or of fan-favorite characters, is widely collected and sought-after today.

443. Lisa Simpson Cel from Tracey Ullman Short. (Fox, 1988) An original production cel featuring Lisa Simpsons from the Tracey Ullman Show Simpsons short, “Skateboarding.” The hand-painted cel depicts Lisa with the wind blowing through her hair while riding a radical 1980s-style skateboard on a printed background from earlier in the sequence. The cel measures 10.75”x13.75” with an image size of 4”x2.5”. The piece is in fine condition with minimal production wear. $400-$600

445. Bart and Lisa Simpson Cel from Tracey Ullman Short. (Fox, 1988) An original production cel featuring Bart and Lisa Simpson from the Tracey Ullman Show Simpsons short, “Skateboarding.” The hand-painted cel depicts Bart and Lisa getting psyched up for their downhill skateboard race and is paired with a printed matching background from the short. The cel measures 10.5”x12.5” with an image size of 3.5”x3.75”, and is in fine condition with minimal production wear. $500-$700

444. Maggie Simpson Cel from Tracey Ullman Short. (Fox, 1988) An original hand-painted production cel featuring Maggie Simpson from the Tracey Ullman Show Simpsons short, “The Closet.” The cel depicts Maggie walking with determination and is paired with a printed background from later in the sequence. The cel measures 10.5”x12.5” with an image size of 4.5”x2.25”, and is in fine condition with only a spot of stray pigment in Maggie’s hair and on her eyeball. $400-$600

446. Bart and Lisa Simpson Cel from Tracey Ullman Short. (Fox, 1988) A pair of original hand-painted production cels featuring Bart and Lisa Simpson from the Tracey Ullman Show Simpsons short, “The Closet.” One cel depicts Bart peeking into the room with a fiendish grin, the other, Lisa shushing her brother as she hides in a polkadotted box. The cels appear seconds apart in the same scene, and are assembled on a printed reproduction of the original pencil drawing for the matching production background. Each cel measures 10.5”x12.5”, with the image on the Bart cel being 4”x3” and the Lisa cel, 4.5”x5.25”. They are in fine condition with minor production wear. $500-$700 181

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447. Bart Simpson Cel from Tracey Ullman Short. (Fox, 1988) An original hand-painted production cel featuring Bart Simpson from the Tracey Ullman Show Simpsons short, “The Pagans.” The cel depicts a seated Bart in profile and is paired with a matching printed background of the family car. The cel measures 10.5”x12.5” with an image size of 6.25”x5” and is in fine condition, exhibiting only a slight pigment transfer from the black outline of Bart’s eye into the stark white eyeball. $500-$700

449. Bart & Milhouse Cel from Butterfinger Commercial. (Butterfinger, 1988) A 2-layer hand-painted production cel set-up featuring Bart Simpson and Milhouse Van Houten. The Milhouse cel is from a Butterfinger commercial titled “The Butterfinger Group,” which was the first ever Simpsons Butterfinger commercial as well as the original appearance of the bespectacled sidekick whose mom says he’s cool. The Bart cel depicts the young spokesman dividing a delicious candy bar from the second Simpsons Butterfinger commercial, “No Teasing.” Both cels measure 10.5”x12.5”. The Milhouse cel image is 6”x5” and Bart is 5.5”x4”. The Milhouse cel is in fine condition. The Bart cel is very good, exhibiting some pigment loss to the outlines of his eyeballs. $400-$600

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448. Lisa Simpson Cel from Tracey Ullman Short. (Fox, 1988) An original hand-painted production cel featuring Lisa Simpson from the Tracey Ullman Show Simpsons short, “Skateboarding.” The cel features a large waist-up image of Lisa on a printed background. The cel measures 10.5”x12.5” with an image size of 6.25”x5” and is in fine condition with minimal production wear. $400-$600

450. The Simpsons Lisa Production Cel & Background. (Fox, 1990) An original hand-painted production cel featuring Lisa on a production background from The Simpsons. The cel depicts Lisa pointing in head-and-shoulders close-up on a hand-painted production background of her bedroom with a period-appropriate “End Apartheid Now” poster hanging on the door. The trimmed cel and background each measure 10”x12.5” and are assembled on a backing paper taped to a 12”x16.25” mat. Both pieces are in fine condition with minimal production wear. $900-$1,000

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451. The Simpsons Don Knotts Original Production Drawing. (Fox, 2005) An original production drawing of Barney Fife from episode 9 of the 16th season of The Simpsons, “Pranksta Rap.” During a dream sequence, Chief Wiggum talks to the iconic TV lawman originally played by Don Knotts (here voiced by Dana Gould). The drawing is accomplished in pencil on 10”x12.5” animation paper. The image size is 6.75”x4”. In fine condition, the drawing has a very small upper left corner bend, not affecting the artwork. $100-$200

452. The Simpsons Bill Plympton Production Drawing. (Fox, 2019) An original production drawing of Homer, Marge, Bart, and Maggie Simpson by renowned illustrator and animator Bill Plympton. This drawing was used in The Simpsons Season 19 Box Set. This artwork, accomplished in colored pencil on 3-hole animation paper measuring 10.5”x12.5”, is seen in a sequence from the menus on Disc #3 of the Season 19 Box Set wherein which The Simpson family drives down the throat of a dinosaur. This large, iconic image measures 10.5”x10.75”. It is signed by the artist in pencil at lower right, “Bill Plympton.” The piece is in fine condition, with minimal production handling. $400-$600

453. The Simpsons Do the Bartman Production Cel. (Fox, 1990) An original hand-painted production cel featuring Bart Simpson from the Michael Jackson music video “Do the Bartman”. Bart and a trio of urban “cool kids” (by 1990 standards) perform the titular dance in this cel on a printed background. The song, written by Jackson, was a worldwide hit, and the music video, directed by future Oscar-winner Brad Bird, went into heavy circulation on MTV after debuting on Fox during the broadcast of The Simpsons episode “Bart the Daredevil.” The cel measures 11”x13” with an image size of 3.75”x6.5” and is in fine condition with minimal wear. $400-$600 183

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The last 60 years of live-action television have brought us some of the most recognizable characters of our time. Adam West’s Batman, The Munsters, The Dick Van Dyke Show, and Star Trek: The Original Series are just a few highlights in this section celebrating the history of live-action television through the props, artwork, and vintage toys that helped make these shows household names.

454. Clint Eastwood Rawhide Title Concept Painting. (CBS, c.1959) A rare original concept painting for the opening or closing titles of the classic TV Western, Rawhide. Created by Pacific Title for CBS Television, this painting is accomplished in gouache on art board and has an image size of 19”x23.5” within its 25”x30” frame. The condition is fair overall, with some scattered spots of wear to the paint throughout, and a chip in the bottom-right corner of the frame. $800-$1,000

455. The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour Edith Head Costume Sketch. (CBS, c.1960) An original costume design by legendary fashion designer Edith Head for The Lucy Show. Accomplished in watercolor and colored pencil on art paper, the artwork measures approximately 17.5”x12” and is in very good condition with some minor discoloration and wear from use. $500-$700 184

456. Lucy in London Edith Head Costume Sketch. (CBS, 1966) An original costume design by legendary fashion designer Edith Head for TV special Lucy in London. Accomplished in watercolor and colored pencil on art paper, the artwork measures approximately 18”x12” and is in very good condition with some minor discoloration and wear from use, including minor creasing at the lower left corner. $500-$700

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457. Bewitched: The Opposite Uncle Original Cover Painting. (Whitman, 1970) An original painting for the hardcover first edition of the Bewitched TV series tie-in novel, Bewitched: The Opposite Uncle by William Johnston. Comprising the front cover, spine, and back cover of the published book, the painting is accomplished in acrylics with airbrushed stenciled elements on illustration board. The painting is signed by the artist at the lower right of the front cover, “Otero.” The painting is matted above an example of the published cover and measures 13.5”x18.5” visible through a 29”x23” black enameled wood frame. The artwork is in fine condition with minor frame wear. $500-$700

458. Bewitched: The Opposite Uncle Annotated Manuscript. (Whitman, 1970) An original manuscript for the Bewitched television series tie-in novel, “Bewitched: The Opposite Uncle” by William Johnston. The 200-page typed manuscript is hand-annotated and copy edited in colored pencil and/or green ink on every page. This story of Darrin and Samantha Stephens is well regarded to this day by fans of the show. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the manuscript is in very good condition. It exhibits some handling, marginal tears, and creases from the editing process, as well as minor browning from age. $100-$200 185

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460. Bewitched Board Game. (Game Gems, 1965) An illustrated board game based on the hit ABC sitcom, Bewitched. Players take on the roles of Samantha, Endora, and Darrin, and try to advance to “Vacationland” while using Witchcraft to set the other players back. The game is complete and includes the gameboard, (4) player pieces, (4) witch pieces, (5) bewitched cards, and (2) spinners. The charmingly illustrated box measures 9.5”x18.75” and 1.5” thick. The condition is very fine with minor surface wear to the box. $200-$400

459. Elizabeth Montgomery’s Heart Necklace. (ABC, c.1960) An original necklace prop that was used in the television show Bewitched. Following its use during production of the show, the necklace was kept and worn by Elizabeth Montgomery until her untimely death in 1995. The necklace was used throughout the 8 seasons of the show by Samantha’s wacky cousin Serena. The heart-shaped pendant features (50) crystal rhinestones, set in a silver plated metal base. Measuring 1.25”x1.25” with a 9” long chain, the necklace is in very good condition with minor wear from use. $700-$900 186

461. Bewitched Jigsaw Puzzle. (Milton Bradley, 1964) A vintage Bewitched jigsaw puzzle manufactured by Milton Bradley. The puzzle features an illustration of Samantha, Darrin, and Endora traveling via flying broom. The 600+ piece puzzle is presumed complete, but no warranty is made. The original cardboard box packaging is included. The color portrait of Samantha mentioned on the lid is no longer present. Measuring 10”x11.25”x2”, the box is in good condition. It exhibits some minor staining, creasing, edge wear, and masking tape reinforcement to interior corners. $100-$200

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462. The Dick Van Dyke Show “Uhny Uftz” UFO Prop. (CBS, 1965) A one-of-a-kind screen used prop from The Dick Van Dyke Show. This UFO prop was used in the episode “Uhny Uftz” in the show’s fifth season. In the episode, Rob (Dick Van Dyke) sees a UFO uttering the strange phrase “Uhny Uftz” during a late night of work, but he is unable to convince others of what he saw. At the end of the episode, it is revealed that the “UFO” was actually just a prototype toy being developed for the holiday season. This prop is that same UFO shown on screen at the climax of the episode. Composed of hand-painted fiberglass, wood, and metal, the prop is hollow and very light-weight, as is needed to spin and hover about the room. Three small holes can be seen on top of the UFO where wire was used to manipulate the prop throughout the room. As was somewhat common for studio props at the time, this same UFO was later repainted and slightly altered, believed to be for additional use in another production. However, below the silver paint are several clear indentations and markings of the original “windows” and accents on the prop, as it originally appeared in the episode. This is a wonderful artifact from The Dick Van Dyke Show, as props from this era of television seldom survived. Measuring 30” in diameter and 18” tall, the prop is in good used condition with worn areas, chips, small breaks or cracks, and general paint wear. An electrical cord was later added to illuminate the top dome, however it no longer lights. Special shipping arrangements may apply, please inquire for details and estimates. $2,000-$4,000 187

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463. Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Trading Card Box. (Donruss, 1964) An original box that contained five cent wax packs of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea trading cards manufactured by Donuss. The perforated flap on the top of the box that folds up to create a retail display is unpunched. Measuring 3.75”x8” and 1.75” deep, the box is in good condition. It exhibits some spot soiling, spidering to folds, minor creases, and handling. No packs are included. $100-$200

465. Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 4 Way Sub Gun. (Remco, 1966) An extremely rare Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 4 Way Sub Gun manufactured by Remco. The 4 Way Sub Gun was only available for a short time in a small test market before Remco decided to halt production and cancel nation wide distribution. As such, very few of these toys were ever made, and far fewer survive. The “4 Way” gun is so called because it can transform from a submarine gun to a bazooka gun, tommy gun, or torpedo gun through addition, subtraction, or reconfiguration of the various accessories. All items are housed in the original cardboard packaging. Measuring 16”x18.25” and 3” deep, it appears to be in fair condition. The weapon and accessories present in good or very good condition. The electronics are untested. At one time, this rare toy and the packaging were exposed to water, causing staining and wear to the box and spotting to the tip of the gun. Some areas of the box have received extensive amateur restoration. $500-$700 188

464. Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Seaview Submarine Set. (Remco, 1965) A vintage boxed Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Seaview Submarine Set. The hard plastic submarine is powered by rubber band and is equipped with wheels for dry land. It features two firing torpedoes, as well as two Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea-themed decals. The set also includes 2 diver army-man style molded plastic figures. The original instruction sheet is present. The Seaview itself measures 16” long. The box is in good condition, exhibiting some browning from age, a tear to the top of the viewing window, loose plastic, a few surface punctures, and general handling. The Seaview and figures appear as-new. $500-$700

466. Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea SSRN Seaview Replica. (Iconic Replicas, 2008) A replica of the SSRN Seaview filming miniature from the Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea television series. The design incorporates features from the various scale models used in the show, no two of which were identical. The Seaview is equipped with a working bay door for the included scale miniature of the Flying Sub. The set is accompanied by a lucite display case with a molded seabed diorama, separate stands for the Seaview and Flying Sub, and an identification plaque etched with the edition number “235/800.” Measuring 22” long, the miniature is in very good condition with a hairline crack and minor paint chipping to the bottom of the hull and bending of the antennae on the conning tower. The Flying Sub has small chips from the bottom of the wing and the nose. The display case is 9.25”x26.25” and 11.75” deep. The lucite exhibits minor surface wear. $400-$600

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467. The Munsters Original Title Artwork for Pilot Episode. (CBS, 1964) An original hand-painted title on glass for the pilot episode of The Munsters. This never-aired episode starred Ned “Happy” Derman as Eddie Munster, as seen on this title. The title was produced by Pacific Title and is one of a handful of original titles from this series that still exist, as the glass for the titles would often be cleaned and re-used on different projects. Measuring 22”x28.25”, the title has been placed over a photographic background and framed. The condition is very fine with minor wear to the frame. $2,000-$4,000

468. The Munsters Butch Patrick Eddie Munster Costume. (CBS, 1964-66) A signature Eddie Munster costume worn by Butch Patrick in The Munsters. The ensemble consists of a gray-green crushed velvet jacket and shorts. The jacket retains an internal Western Costume ink stamp in the right sleeve, “W.C.C. Suit #15 2pc.” The shorts bear an internal Western Costume ink stamp, “W.C.C. Suit #15 2pc”. This instantly recognizable costume ensemble is in very good condition with a few loose interior threads and general wear. $6,000-$8,000 189

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469. Mae West’s Lilly Munster Bat Necklace. (Universal, c.1960s) An incredible replica of Lilly Munster’s Bat Necklace that was given to Mae West by movie legend Yvonne Di Carlo. This silver plated necklace was owned and worn by West, and the necklace appears in two books by Michael J. Kouri. The long silver plated chain secures the bat by its wings. The bat itself measures 1”x5” and is in good condition with some chipping on the inside of the wings and some minor wear from use. $400-$600

470. Munster, Go Home One Sheet Poster. (Universal, 1966) An original poster for the comedy horror film Munster, Go Home. The film was based on the popular television show and notably featured the controversial casting of Debbie Watson as Marilyn Munster instead of Pat Priest, who portrayed the character on the television show. Measuring 41.25”x27.5”, the poster is linen-backed and in good condition with a tear at the lower left corner, as well as a couple of small tears along the fold-lines. There are pin-marks in the corners. $300-$500

471. Batman Cast Signed Life Magazine. (Life, 1966) A vintage issue of Life Magazine Vol. 60, No. 10 dated March 11, 1966 featuring a cover image of Adam West as Batman. The front cover has been signed in black and blue felt pen by numerous heroes and villains from the iconic 1960s film and TV series. Signatures include Adam West (Batman), Burt Ward (Robin), Cesar Romero (Joker), Frank Gorshin (Riddler), John Astin (Riddler), Lee Meriwether (Catwoman), Julie Newmar (Catwoman), Vincent Price (Egghead), Eli Wallach (Mr. Freeze), Roddy McDowall (Bookworm), Art Carney (Archer), Milton Berle (Louie the Lilac), Burgess Meredith (Penguin), and Van Johnson (Minstrel). Measuring 14”x10.5”, the magazine is in fine condition with minor handling wear. There is a blank subscription sticker on the cover at lower left, and the interior pages exhibit browning from age at the edges. $1,000-$2,000 190

472. Set of (9) Vintage Television Show Comic Books. (Various, 1963-73) A set of (9) vintage comics books featuring stories from popular television programs of the 1960s-1970s. The set includes The Lucy Show #1, The Cat #2, Get Smart #6, Room 222 #2, Daniel Boone #10, The Wild Wild West #6, Hogan’s Heroes #1, Rawhide #1, and Adam-12 #2. Each comic measures approximately 10.25”x7”, and are in very good used condition, with the occasional small tear or crease from previous enjoyment. $100-$200

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473. Batman Replica Batcave Shakespeare Bust. (c.2000s) A replica of the head-and-shoulders Shakespeare bust from the 1960s Batman TV show. In the show, a hidden button in this bust opens the secret entrance to the Batcave. The piece is constructed of fiberglass that is expertly painted and finished to appear as polished bronze. Inside, when the knob is turned, the lightbulb glows green. Printed labels in the secret compartment read, “Batcave Access” and “Batlights.” Measuring 19.5”x12” and 8.25” deep, the bust is in very good condition with an unobtrusive 3.5” crack to the bard’s cranium and minor wear. $400-$600

474. H.R. Pufnstuf Talking Candle Puppet. (Sid & Marty Krofft TV, 1969) An original Talking Candle character puppet from Dr. Blinky’s house in H.R. Pufnstuf. Constructed of foam latex, resin, aluminum, styrofoam, and repurposed rope, the candle portion is painted in smoky tallow hues and the stand is painted and finished to appear as ornate bronze metal. Created by Sid and Marty Krofft and used in the classic psychedelic children’s series, this piece was originally sold as lot 34 in the historic Dove Brothers’ “50 Years of Sid and Marty Krofft” auction, on August 23, 1998, along with numerous other iconic and imaginative pieces from the Kroffts’ career. Measuring 15.5” tall and 9” in diameter, the piece is in production used good condition. While most of the foam latex remains supple, there is some cracking and flaking to the reverse of the candle. The stand exhibits some paint chipping and surface loss. $4,000-$6,000 191

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475. Smothers Brothers Promotional Painting. (Esquire, c.1970) An original painting depicting the American folk singers Tom and Dick Smothers, best known by their performing name the “Smothers Brothers.” Despite their clean cut look and act, their variety show, The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, became quite controversial as the brothers often spoke out against the Vietnam War, resulting in the loss of their show in 1969. This artwork was created by Green for an article in Esquire magazine which depicts the clean cut brothers, and was paired next to an additional illustration by Green of the brothers depicted as hippies. Accomplished in oils on sturdy board, the painting measures 24”x18” and is in very good condition with some paint wear and small chips to the edges of the board. There are a few small pieces of tape around the edges, and Green has signed the bottom-right corner. $300-$500

476. Rich Little Promotional Artwork. (Green, 1970s-80s) This original artwork was created by renowned illustrator Peter Green to be used in promotion for impressionist and voice actor, Rich Little. Known as “The Man of a Thousand Voices,” Little’s popular impressions covered a variety of individuals from John Wayne to Richard Nixon. This artwork was used in Little’s official promotion for his Vegas appearances, and was created for use in billboards and posters. As was a common technique of the time, the underlying artwork in this design was printed, and then heavily accented and improved upon by Green with hand-drawn acrylic details throughout. The artwork measures 17”x14.25” on its 19.5”x15.5” paper that is mounted to a 22”x17.5” art board. The condition is very good with some curling to the edges of the paper. $300-$500

477. Family Affair Audion Organs Advertising Mobile. (Audion, 1971) A rare vintage Family Affair Audion Organs advertising mobile. Constructed of diecut cardboard, the body of the mobile features the cast of Family Affair, including Sebastian Cabot as “Mr. French,” Kathy Garver as “Cissy,” Annisa Jones as “Buffy,” and Johnny Whitaker as “Jody.” Measuring 18”x11” fully extended, the mobile is in very good condition with only minor wear. $100-$200

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478. Buck Rogers in the 25th Century Dr. Mallory Jacket. (Universal, c.1979) An original costume jacket used in the television series Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. The jacket was worn by Macdonald Carey in his role as Dr. Mallory in the first season episode “Planet of the Slave Girls.” The jacket is a size 42 as marked on the inside label, along with the actor’s initials, “MC.” The condition is good with expected wear from screen use, including small spots of discoloration throughout and a few loose threads. $600-$800

479. Star Trek: The Original Series Rank Braid Strands. (Paramount, 1960s) A collection of (6) gold braid strands used in the costuming of the crew of the USS Enterprise in Star Trek: The Original Series. The strands were seen around the wrists of crew member shirts, and were used to denote rank. There are two slightly different styles of embroidered braids in this collection, half of which have a more golden undertone, while the others have a more silver undertone. Ranging in size from 0.75”x3” to 0.75”x9.75”, the braids are in fair condition with some fraying and tearing to the stitching. $700-$900

480. Star Trek Promotional Book. (Paramount, 1992) An extremely rare promotional book released prior to the first season of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. This book comes from the collection of Bill Wallen, who helped create promotional and advertising campaigns for the franchise. The book covers the first two series, the movies, home video, merchandising, publishing, promotions, and the fans, before introducing the franchise’s next show. Measuring 15”x13.5”, the book is in very good condition with minimal edge-wear. $100-$200 193

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481. Star Trek: The Next Generation Guinan Test Bust. (Paramount TV, 1987-94) An original production made bust of Guinan (Whoopi Goldberg) from Star Trek: The Next Generation. The bust consists of a foam latex rubber mask over a fiberglass head-and-shoulders form mounted atop a wooden stand. This piece was previously on display in the makeup FX department for TNG. Measuring approximately 33â&#x20AC;? tall and 25â&#x20AC;? in diameter, the bust is in good condition with some fraying to the fabric around the rim of the hat and general production wear. $3,000-$5,000 194

POPULAR CULTURE 482. Star Trek: The Next Generation Klingon Disruptor Prop. (Paramount TV, 1987-94) A hero modular prop Klingon Disruptor weapon from Star Trek: The Next Generation. The prop was used in the 20th episode of the show’s 1st season, Heart of Gold. It consists of a magnetic backing base, a main weapon body, and tubes which comprise the gun barrel. The pieces are constructed of metal, resin, plastic, and repurposed tech painted olive green with gold accents. The device was originally controlled by a slider switch at the bottom of the box, but it is currently non-functioning. The Disruptor is accompanied by an additional matching stunt barrel piece. Measuring 4”x12.5” and 2.25” deep, the prop is in very good condition, exhibiting minor rubbing, oxidation, and production wear. $1,000-$2,000

483. Star Trek: The Next Generation Borg Phaser. (Paramount TV, 1987-94) A prop Borg wrist phaser from the Season 6 finale and Season 7 premiere, The Descent, parts 1 & 2. The phaser consists of a cast resin body painted an otherworldly gunmetal gray with a tooled aluminum emitter tip. The back of the device is outfitted with velcro strips for attachment to the wearer’s costume. Measuring 5”x2.25” and 1.5” deep, the prop is in very good condition with only minor production wear and paint residue to emitter tip. $1,000-$2,000

484. Star Trek: The Next Generation Romulan Warbird. (Paramount TV, 1987-94) A large-scale model Romulan Warbird attack cruiser. This model was created from the original production molds by legendary visual effects artist and model maker Greg Jein, who built the vast majority of the miniatures seen in Star Trek: The Next Generation. The Warbird is constructed of cast fiberglass, resin, and vacuum formed plastic components expertly studio painted and finished in otherworldly metallic tones with tech accents. The detailed and imposing ship includes a custom stand and is ready for display. Measuring 10” tall, 24.75” wide, and 36” long, the Warbird is in very good condition with some minor scuffing and paint loss. The stand measures 8” tall. $3,000-$5,000 195

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486. T.J. Hooker Production Sign. (Columbia Pictures TV, 198286) A vintage production sign for the William Shatner police drama, T.J. Hooker. Signs like this were hung up on the studio lot to identify which production was using a particular space. There are punch holes in the blank top and bottom borders for hanging. Measuring 5.5”x14”, the piece is in production used good condition. The punch holes at the bottom have been breached and repaired with transparent tape and there is surface loss around the edges. $200-$400 485. T.J. Hooker Clapperboard. (Columbia Pictures TV, 1982-86) A vintage production-used clapperboard from T.J. Hooker. Most fields feature handwritten entries on strips of white gaffer tape: Prod-”T.J. Hooker 181625”, Dir. “M. Preece”, Cam. “J. Swain, Date “11-22-82,” and Day “D.” This clapperboard was used in Season 2, Episode 13: “Too Late For Love.” Measuring 9”x11” and 1” deep, the piece is in very good condition, exhibiting some minor knicks and soiling to the sticks and wear to the slate from intensive production use. $200-$400

487. Friends Cast Signed Photo. (NBC, 1998) A very rare cast signed photo from the record-breaking NBC sitcom Friends. The photo is signed by all six members of the cast, Matthew Perry, Courtney Cox, Matthew LeBlanc, Lisa Kudrow, David Schwimmer, and Jennifer Anniston. Signed in matching blue felt pen, the photo comes with its original COA from 1998 when it was originally offered. The photo measures 10”x8” within a beautiful custom 19.25”x13.75” frame with plaque. The condition is very fine with minor edge wear to the frame. $100-$200 196

488. O.J. Simpson Trial Caricature Painting by Peter Green. (Green, 1995) An original caricature painting by renowned illustrator Peter Green. The painting depicts the prominent figures of the O.J. Simpson murder trial. The trial took the world by storm, with news and media outlets largely covering this significant case. Radio personality Rick Dees frequently covered the trail on his program, and his team reached out to Green to create this artwork for promotional use during the trail. Due to the size of the artwork and the popularity of the trial, Green suggested they go even further and create an entire tabloid on the court case with this artwork as a center foldout. The project became the popular and quickly sold-out “National O.J.” magazine, of which this artwork is featured as a centerfold. Accomplished in marker and watercolor over printed linework with applied elements on art board mounted to foamcore, the image measures 26.5”x24” on the 31.25”x25.75” foamcore and is in very good condition, with some lifting to the applied elements. $300-$500

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489. Smallville Light-Up Kryptonian Crystal Prop. (CW, c.2004) A Kryptonian crystal used during the filming of Smallville. This light-up prop was used during the Stones of Power storyline, and is part of the base on which the three stones were placed. Measuring 5”x4”, the crystal is attached to an approximately 62.5” cord. The condition is very good with some expected wear from use. When attached to a battery, the lighting still functions. $400-$600

490. VEEP Promotional Launch Commemorative Plate. (HBO, 2012) A commemorative plate created for the promotional launch of the television show VEEP. The plate features an image of Julia Louis-Dreyfus in her role as Selina Meyer along with the text: “Vice President of the United States.” These plates were given to top media personnel, and include a stand for the plate as well as a letter which introduces the show. Measuring 9.25” in diameter in the original 10.75”x10.75” box, the plate is in very good condition with minimal wear. There is some light bending to the letter. $100-$200

491. Game of Thrones Promotional Chest. (HBO, 2013) A custom wooden chest created to promote Season 3 of the HBO’s fantasy epic, Game of Thrones. The top of the lid is laser etched with the series title logo and foliate border design. Wooden tiles etched with the sigils of prominent houses in Westeros are applied to all sides. The lid opens on concealed hinges to reveal a form fitted fabric insert containing still-shrink wrapped, unopened Blu Ray/DVD box sets of Seasons 1 and 2, as well a motion activated device that plays a snippet of the show’s iconic opening theme. A hidden button pops out a secret drawer in the front of the chest that contains a printed scroll designed to look like ancient hand-calligraphied parchment urging the reader to promote the show. The chest comes from the personal collection of Peter Green, whose design studio helped develop these scarce celebrity gifts for HBO. Measuring 5”x18.5” and 10” deep, the chest is in fine condition with minimal wear. $300-$500 197

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Over the past 40 years, Joel “The Toy Scout” Magee has amassed one of the largest and most impressive collections of popular culture toys ever assembled. A more in-depth look at Joel’s story can be found in his introduction at the beginning of this catalog. The following artifacts represent some of the greatest and most difficult to find toys and games ever produced. Within this section, we can see some of the popular toys that each generation would have grown up with over the last 70 years, each of which represents a unique part of pop culture history.

492. Hopalong Cassidy Lunch Box and Thermos. (Aladdin, 1954) A vintage tin lithographic Hopalong Cassidy lunch box and matching thermos manufactured by Aladdin. The thermos retains a rubber stopper plug and a plastic cup lid. A “This Kit The Property Of” [sic] blank label sticker is included. Measuring 8”x8” and 3.75” deep, the lunch box is in fine condition with a small chip to the bottom and minor paint loss to edges. The thermos is in very good condition, with some spot loss to the interior liner, wear to the stopper, and light scuffing and wear to the upper and lower metal lips. $200-$400

494. Jackie Gleason Bus Driver’s Outfit. (Empire Plastic Corp, 1955) A vintage Jackie Gleason’s Bus Drivers Outfit manufactured by Empire Plastic Corp. The set consists a vinyl bus driver’s hat, a plastic and metal coin changer with snap belt, a plastic ticket puncher, plastic coin slugs, and five paper Jackie Gleason Bus Lines tickets. The original cardboard box is included. Four partial/punched tickets and unrelated metal coin slugs are also included. Measuring 10”x15” and 3.5” deep, the costume components are in very good condition. The box exhibits some edge wear, tiny tears, and scuffs, but is generally clean and vibrant. $400-$600 198

493. Howdy Doody Wrist Watch with Die-Cut Display. (Kagran, 1954) A wrist watch with die-cut holder depicting the popular children’s character Howdy Doody. The show was an early pioneer of color television programming, and led many families to purchase their first color televisions. Depicted on the watch are the characters Howdy, Clarabell, Princess, and Dilly-Dally. The child’s watch is displayed over the die-cut cardboard Sheriff Howdy within its original plastic cover. The display stands 6.75” tall including the case. The condition is very fine, with some surface wear and a small tear at the left edge of the cardboard stand. The clear case has small cracks at the top back edge. $300-$500

495. Dennis the Menace Mischief Kit. (Hassenfeld Bros., 1955) A Dennis the Menace Mischief Kit by Hassenfeld Brothers, which would later become Hasbro. The kit includes several “harmless fun-provoking tricks and novelties” based on the similar antics of Dennis the Menace. The kit is complete and contains an imitation spilled ink bottle, imitation bugs, snappy gum, floating sugar, and more. The kit appears to be unused, however some of the materials have wear from age, such as the performing monkey toy which has deteriorated at parts. The box measures 11.5”x15.5” and 1.5” thick, and the kit is in very good condition. $200-$400

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496. Ask Swami Fortune Teller Napkin Dispenser. (F.E. Erickson Co., 1950s) A vintage Ask Swami fortune vending machine and napkin dispenser manufactured by F.E. Erickson. Constructed of metal with some plastic components, the sides of the vending machine are spring loaded napkin holders. A plastic window on the front reveals a printed sheet of practical and mystical instructions for the Ask Swami game and mechanism. The lock on the face of device allows the vending machine to be opened, but no key is present. Measuring 8.5” tall x 7.25” wide x 5” deep, Ask Swami is in very good condition. It exhibits some minor scuffing, spot oxidation, soiling and age. $300-$500

498. The Official Mare’s Laig Gun and Holster Set. (Marx, ca. 1958) A vintage Wanted Dead or Alive Josh Randall Fast Draw Rapid Fire Gun and Holster Set manufactured by Marx. The set includes a cap firing and bullet ejecting sawed off repeating rifle toy and a plastic gun belt with leg strap and metal buckle. The belt’s bullet loops contain 10 toy metal shells. The set comes with a bag of 8 plastic bullets. The original packaging is included. The lid features an image of the young Steve McQueen as Josh Randall brandishing the mare’s laig. Measuring 12.25”x20” and 2.25” deep, the box is in good condition. It exhibits some surface loss and spot soiling to the sides with minor warping from exposure to moisture and darkening to the face. The gun and holster set is in very good condition exhibiting only minor wear. $100-$200

497. Winking Devil Head Charm. (ca. 1960s) A vintage cast rubber horned devil’s head with faux jeweled winking eye. The diabolical head is hollow and outfitted with a metal hoop on a string, presumably for hanging from a car’s rear view mirror. Measuring approximately 3.25”x2.75” and 2.5” deep, the head is in very good condition with some minor paint loss and clouding to the jewel. The metal hoop has oxidized. $100-$200

499. Treasure Board Fun with Beaver and Wally Super Slate. (Saalfield, 1959) A vintage Treasure Board Fun with Beaver and Wally Super Slate toy manufactured by Saalfield. The front of the card is branded with illustrations of Jerry Mathers as Beaver and Hugh Beaumont as Wally from the Leave it to Beaver TV series. Measuring 13.75”x8.5”, the piece is in very good condition. The card has minor surface and edge wear, and the contact sheet and overlay exhibits minor waviness from age. $100-$200 199

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501. The Beverly Hillbillies Lunch Box with Thermos. (Aladdin, 1963) A very rare tin lunch box based on The Beverly Hillbillies. This lunch box is difficult to find in any condition, with one that presents as well as this, with the thermos still included, is exceptionally scarce. The front and back feature molded dimensional imagery of the Clampetts, with a functioning metal latch and plastic handle. The lunch box measures approximately 7”x8” and 4” thick and is in very find condition with minor surface scuffs and small dents to the box and thermos. The interior of the box and thermos are clean with expected minor wear from use. The outer red thermos cap has been replaced. $200-$400 500. Gunsmoke Thermos. (Aladdin, 1959) A vintage tin lithographic Gunsmoke thermos manufactured by Aladdin. The thermos retains its plastic stopper and handled plastic cup lid. The Western gun fight graphics remain bright and vibrant. Measuring 6.25” tall and 3.25” in diameter, the thermos is in very good condition. It exhibits some oxidation to the upper metal lip and stamped bottom panel with minor spot wear to the liner. $100-$200

502. Alvin and the Chipmunks Lunch Kit. (King-Seeley Thermos Co., 1963) A rare vintage Alvin and the Chipmunks Lunch Kit manufactured by King-Seeley Thermos. Constructed of vinyl over board with a molded plastic handle and metal clasp closure, the face of the lunch kit features bold screened graphics of Alvin, Simon, Theodore, and Dave. Measuring 7”x9.25” and 4” deep, the piece is in very good. Though it exhibits minor wear and metal rivets have oxidized, the vinyl is remarkably free of tears, which is the primary flaw found in lunch boxes of this material, and the graphics are clean. $100-$200 200

503. The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters Game. (Ideal, 1963) A vintage The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters board game manufactured by Ideal. Based on the MGM TV series, the game is complete and includes a game board with bold Mid-Century design, a colorful spinner, and twelve multi-colored plastic conical markers. All items are assembled in the original game box. The lid features colorful Western-themed illustrations and an image of a juvenile Kurt Russell as the titular McPheeters. Measuring 10”x19.75” and 1.75” deep, the box and contents are in fine condition. The lid exhibits some minor wear at the corners. $100-$200

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505. The Addams Family Bubble Gum Card Box. (Donruss, 1964) A very rare display box for the popular Donruss bubble gum cards based on The Addams Family. The box originally held 24 five cent packs of cards, featuring scenes and imagery based on the ghoulish family. The cards themselves are quite rare, however the original store display boxes like this are even more so. Measuring 4”x8” and 1.75” thick, the box is in very good used condition with a few minor creases and spots of wear throughout the lid. $100-$200

504. The Addams Family Horror Make-Up Kit. (Bayshore, 1965) A vintage The Addams Family Horror Make-Up Kit manufactured by Bayshore. The kit includes make-up sticks, make-up pads, a scar appliance, and a stitched wound applique. Never opened, all items are inside discrete chambers of the original plastic bubble, which is stapled to the original backing card as issued. Measuring 9.75”x7.75” and 0.25” deep, the card is in very good condition. It exhibits a central horizontal crease, minor soiling, and handling wear. The contents exhibit residue from other make-up components and age-related deterioration .$100-$200

506. The Thing from The Addams Family Coin Bank. (Poynter Products, 1964) A vintage The Thing from The Addams Family coin bank manufactured by Poynter Products. Inspired by the iconic disembodied hand from the TV series, a ghostly arm reaches from under the lid to grab coins positioned in the deposit slot on the top of the box. The mechanism runs on two C-batteries, however the motor is not currently operational. The original box is included. Measuring 3.25”x4.5” and 3.25” deep, the piece is in very good condition with minor wear and no apparent damage to the mechanism. $100-$200

507. Monsters from Outer Limits Bubble Gum Card Wrapper. (Bubbles Inc., 1964) A very rare Monsters from Outer Limits wax bubble gum card pack wrapper. These packs represent the last usage of the “Bubbles, Inc.” name by Topps. The 5 cent wrapper is displayed folded as issued and is presented within a hard case for its protection. Measuring just over 3.5”x2.75”, the wax wrapper is in very good used condition with minor wear around the edges and some discoloration to the reverse. $100-$200 201

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508. The Outer Limits Framed Board Game. (Milton Bradley, 1964) A beautifully framed The Outer Limits board game by Milton Bradley. Framed to display the gorgeous box artwork depicting a rare appearance of the popular Thetan creature, it still contains the game board, illustrated insert, and 18 of the 42 cards. The artwork has an image size of 9.5”x18.75” within the 14”x23.5” frame, and the game is in good condition with some creases to the box and a few missing game pieces. $100-$200

510. The Munsters Model Kit. (Aurora, 1964) A vintage The Munsters model kit manufactured by Aurora. Consisting of unassembled plastic components, some still attached to their original runners, the kit forms a domestic scene of Herman, Lilly, Eddie, and Grandpa Munster in the family room of 1313 Mockingbird Lane. A decal sheet, the instruction manual, and a subscription blank for Famous Monsters of Filmland Magazine are included. The original 15.25”x10.5” and 2.25” deep box is included, and is in fine condition with only minor wear. The model kit pieces themselves are as-new. $500-$700 202

509. Signed Munster Koach Toy Vehicle Replica. (AMT, 1964) A very rare Munster Koach Toy that is signed by actor Butch Patrick who played Eddie Munster in the original series. The plastic vehicle replica comes in its original hard-to-find display box. The vehicle measures 12” long and is in good condition, with a brake where the back wheels connect so that the back wheels rest in place for display but are not connected. $300-$500

511. Butch Patrick Signed The Munsters Picnic Game. (Hasbro, 1965) A vintage The Munsters Picnic Game manufactured by Hasbro. The game is complete and includes a game board, a plastic spinner, 4 character portraits, 4 portrait stands, and 20 character cards. The inside of the box lid is signed in silver ink by actor Butch Patrick, who played Eddie Munster on the television series. Measuring 9.5”x19” and 1.75” deep, the game box is in good condition. It exhibits some minor surface loss and color fading. The game components are in very good condition, exhibiting wear from age. The character cards are somewhat unevenly trimmed. $200-$400

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512. Munster Koach Model Kit. (AMT, 1964) A vintage Monster Koach Complete Kit manufactured by AMT. The 1:25 scale model kit (AMT 901-150) is mostly complete, with many plastic pieces still attached to their original sprues, but the set is missing the chassis and an axle, as well as the decal sheet, jar of red paint, and paint brush accessories. The instruction sheet is included. Measuring 5.25”x9” and 2.5” deep, the original box is in very good condition with some hairline creases to the lid and minor corner wear. The model components themselves are as-new, except an axle, which exhibits oxidation. $100-$200

513. The Munsters Thermos. (King Seeley Thermos, 1965) A vintage The Munsters thermos manufactured by King Seeley. The thermos is equipped with a plastic stopper plug and handled plastic cup lid. The tin lithographic exterior features illustrations of Lily, Herman, Eddie, Grandpa, and Marilyn Munster. Measuring 6.5” tall x 3.25” in diameter, the thermos is in fine condition. It exhibits minor surface wear, aging to the upper and lower metal lips, and spot wear to the interior liner. $100-$200

515. The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Target Game. (Ideal, 1965) A vintage The Man from U.N.C.L.E. target game manufactured by Ideal. It contains a plastic dart gun, (3) plastic suction cup darts, and a cardboard cutout of a spy headquarters. A plastic target tree with moveable target is affixed to the reverse of the cutout. Cardboard legs for the cutout are included. Measuring 16.75”x12” and 1.75” deep, the set is in very good, unused condition. The original box exhibits some minor tape staining to the top and bottom flaps, a tiny edge tear, and minor wear. $100-$200

514. Butch Patrick Signed The Munsters Color By Number Set. (Whitman, ca. 1960s) A vintage The Munsters Color By Number Set. The set contains 8 crayons and 28 printed Color By Number images. The items are assembled in the original cardboard box packing. The lid, depicting Herman coloring a portrait of the family, is signed in silver ink by actor Butch Patrick, who played Eddie Munster. Measuring 11”x13.25” and 1.25” deep, the box is in good condition. It exhibits some browning, split corners repaired with discolored tape, and some grease staining from the crayons. The crayons have been partially used, 7 of the Color By Number pages have been used, and some pages exhibit tiny tears, holes, and/or handling, $200-$400

516. The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Secret Lighter Gun. (Ideal, 1966) A vintage The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Illya K. Special Secret Lighter Gun manufactured by Ideal. Constructed of plastic and metal, the combination cigarette holder/lighter conceals a secret faux radio and a functioning cap gun. The Secret Lighter Gun remains factory sealed in plastic wrap inside the original cardboard box packaging. Measuring 8.5”x13” and 2” deep, the piece is in fine condition with minor wear to the packaging. $100-$200 203

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517. The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Napoleon Solo Model Kit. (Aurora, 1966) A vintage The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Napoleon Solo model kit manufactured by Aurora. Consisting of unassembled plastic components, some still attached to their runners, the 1:8 scale model depicts Solo, played on the TV series by Robert Vaughn, in a three dimensional environment. The Solo model can be joined with the model of Illya Kuryakin (David McCallum). The instruction manual is included. Measuring 13.25”x5.25” and 3.25” deep, the original box is in fine condition with minor creasing at upper right and spot edge wear. The model itself is as-new. The instruction manual exhibits some minor browning and spotting from age. $200-$400

518. The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Sealed Aurora Model Kit. (Aurora, 1966) An exceptionally rare factory-sealed The Man from U.N.C.L.E. model kit by Aurora. Featuring stunning box artwork by Mort Kunstler, the kit depicts Russian spy Illya Kuryakin, as played by David McCallum. The kit is still sealed in its original shrink wrap and measures 13”x5.25” and 2.25” deep. The condition is very fine with minor shelf wear. $200-$400

520. The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Napoleon Solo Gun. (Ideal, 1965) A vintage The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Napoleon Solo Gun Set manufactured by Ideal. Constructed of metal and plastic, the set includes a magazine clip loading cap pistol with accessories to convert it into a covert operations rifle. Never opened, all items are assembled in their original cardboard packaging. Measuring 14”x30.75” and 2.25” deep, the packaging is in fine condition with some stress line and minor shelf wear. The weapon components are as-new. $200-$400 204

519. The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Car Model Kit. (AMT, 1967) A vintage The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Car Model Kit manufactured by AMT. The Piranha CRV Super Spy car seen on screen in the TV show was actually designed and built by AMT. As a result, this 1:25 scale ultra-sleek Mod masterpiece is hyper-accurate to the super car in the series. It consists of plastic components, many pieces are still attached to their sprues. A pair of decals and the instruction manual are included. Measuring 5.25”x9.25” and 3.75” deep, the original box is in fine condition. It exhibits some minor edge and corner wear, and a few small adhesive stains. $100-$200

521. The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Illya Kuryakin Gun Set. (Ideal, 1966) A vintage The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Illya Kuryakin Gun Set manufactured by Ideal. Constructed of plastic and metal, the set includes a .223 clipfire cap pistol, a clip, a mini Luger cap pistol, a holster, two straps for the holster, an U.N.C.L.E. badge, and an U.N.C.L.E. identification card. Never opened, all items are assembled in their original cardboard packaging. Measuring 13.75”x20” and 2” deep, the packaging is in good condition, with some edge wear, creasing, and tape staining to the reverse. The weapons and accessories are as-new. $200-$400

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522. Batman Batmobile Aurora Model Kit Store Display Sign. (Aurora, 1969) An enormous vintage Batman store sign for a Aurora model giveaway campaign through Burry’s Cookies. Constructed of high relief molded plastic, the sign features the iconic Batman logo from the comic books of the era, figures of Batman and Robin swinging on ropes, a “Pow!” sound effects bubble, and the Batmobile with text logo. The sign reads, “Send for your official Batmobile scale model hobby kit by Aurora. See back of these Burry’s packages for details.” A wooden frame with hanging wire is attached to the reverse, and the piece has been reinforced with a paper and craft tape backing for its longevity. Measuring 48”x32.5”, the sign is in very good condition. It exhibits some color softening to the orange and yellow components, a crack in the tail fin of the batmobile, a split above the Batman logo’s head which has been repaired and touched up with paint, minor soiling, and a spot of paint loss to the “B” in Batmobile. Very few of these pieces have survived the years, with this being a stunning example of this vintage display. $1,000-$2,000 205

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523. Aurora Factory-Sealed Batman Model Kit. (Aurora, 1964) An incredibly rare factory-sealed Aurora model kit depicting Batman. This popular kit debuted at a very significant time in Batman history. The toy was based on the newly redesigned appearance of Batman within the comic series, and was sold between 1964-65, shortly before the January 1966 debut of the Batman television series which would cause “Batmania” to sweep the nation. The kit is scarce in any condition, with a still factory-sealed versions such as this being a true Aurora and Batman artifact. The box measures 13”x7.25” and 2.25” thick. It is in very fine condition. $1,000-$1,200

524. Batmobile Tin Toy. (Cien Ge Toys, 1966) A vintage tin lithographic Batmobile with battery powered blinking lights and “mystery action” manufactured by Cien Ge Toys. The “mystery action” consists of a turntable with two wheels on the bottom of the car between the front tires that spins in a circular motion when the slider switch is turned “On.” The resulting sound is described on the packaging as “jet engine noise” and the motion calls to mind the extravagant “Bat Turn!” sequence of the Adam West TV show. The electronics have been tested and are in working order. The toy retains its original cardboard box packaging replete with Batman and Robin graphics. The car measures approximately 12.5” long and is in fine condition with only some tiny nicks and scratches to the paint. The packaging, measuring 4.5”x12.5” and 4.25” deep, is in very good condition with minor denting, creasing, and edge wear to the lid. $200-$400

525. Batman Batmobile, Batboat, & Batcopter Play Set. (Corgi, 1976) A rare boxed set containing three of Batman’s iconic vehicles: The Batmobile, Batboat, and Batcopter. Nine of the original twelve rockets are unused and attached to the original sprue. The Batmobile is adorned with small figures of both Batman and Robin, while the Batcopter includes just a Batman figure. The vehicles measure between 5” and 6” long, and come in their original 17” long window display box. The vehicles are in very fine condition and the box is in very good condition with small puncture in plastic window above the Batcopter. $700-$900 206

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526. Batman and Robin Justice League of America Figure Set. (Ideal, 1966) A very rare (4) figure set of characters from the Batman series. Depicted here are Batman and Robin, as well as the villains Joker and Brain Storm. It is extremely difficult to find this set unopened on its card backing, and each of these wonderfully posed characters measures between 2.75”x3.75” on the 9”x10.25” card backing. The condition is very fine with a few small dents to the blister. Batman and Robin’s capes are askew due to the rubber bands holding the figures in place. The original price sticker is still attached at the top-left. $600-$800

527. Batmobile Model Kit. (Aurora, 1966) A vintage second issue Batmobile model kit manufactured by Aurora. The model consists of plastic components, most still on the sprues, with Batman and Robin figures. A decal sheet and the instruction manual are included. Coveted by collectors even in partially built states, unassembled kits such as this are highly sought after. Measuring 5.25”x13.25” and 1.5” deep, the original box is in fine condition, exhibiting only minor wear. The model itself remains as-new. $400-$600

528. Batman Utility Belt. (Ideal, 1966) The most sought after of all 1960s Batman collectibles, this is an exceedingly rare Official Batman Utility Belt manufactured by Ideal. The “complete set of crime fighting equipment” includes a yellow plastic utility belt adjustable up to 32” with a Bat-Rocket Grenade, Bat-Rope with grapple claw, a Bat-Storage Pouch, a Bat-A-Rang, a Dummy Transmitter, a Bat-Signal Flash (battery operated mini flashlight), Batt-Cuffs, a Bat-Gun Launcher, and a Batman Message Sender (dart for the gun). The notoriously fragile metallic foil Batman Utility Belt decal on the belt buckle is present and complete. All items are assembled in the original cardboard box packaging. The box has been encapsulated by in an acrylic display case by Collector Archive Services, which measures 17”x28” and 3.25” deep. The case retains a CAS grade label, rating the set an 80+ with a “real grade” of 83.1. The packaging retains a period “Milt’s” retail price tag at upper right and exhibits a 2” strip of surface loss to the right side. The reverse exhibits some browning from age, a scuff, and some tape staining. With the debut of the Batman TV series in 1966, Batmania was sweeping the nation. Ideal toys capitalized on the Caped Crusader’s newfound popularity with a line of classic items, some of which, like the Official Batman & Justice League of America playset, are among the most desirable pieces in toy collecting. This Official Batman Utility Belt, however, is the absolute pinnacle, being a Holy Grail for Batfans, toy collectors, and 1960s pop culture fanatics. Very few complete utility belt sets with the original packaging exist, and virtually none as well-preserved as this archivally conserved and graded example. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a premier piece of American superhero pop-culture. $5,000-$10,000 207

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529. Batplane Model Kit. (Aurora, 1966) A vintage Batplane model kit manufactured by Aurora. Never opened, the model components are factory sealed with shrink wrap inside the original cardboard box packaging. The box lid features a striking illustrated graphic of plane flying over Gotham Harbor with Batman and Robin in the cockpit. Measuring 5.25”x13” and 1.5” deep, the model is in very fine condition. There are a pair of retail price tags affixed to the shrink wrap on the left side of the lid. $300-$500

531. Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C. Trading Cards Wax Pack Box. (Fleer, 1965) An empty box that contained five cent wax packs of Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C trading cards manufactured by Fleer. A diecut flap in the middle of the lid folds up to create a retail display. Played by funnyman Jim Neighbors, the character Gomer Pyle spun-off from The Andy Griffith Show into his own series. Measuring 3.7”x8” and 1.75” in deep, the box is in very good condition. The perforated flap has been punched and there are a few surface scuffs, stress lines, and minor fold wear. $100-$200

532. McHale’s Navy Die-Cut Bubble Gum Card Display Box. (Fleer, 1965) An empty display box for bubble gum card packs based on the popular ABC sitcom McHale’s Navy. This hard-to-find box includes the seldomly still attached die-cut lid. Measuring 3.75”x8.25” and 1.25” deep, the box is in good condition with minor spots of color wear and creasing throughout from use. The die-cut lid is reinforced underneath with clear tape, and a piece of clear tape is attached to the “M” in McHale. $100-$200 208

530. Set of (18) Batman “Batcoins” and Displays. (ABC, 1966) A collection of (18) “Batcoins” and a pair of bat-shaped displays created to promote the Batman TV show. Each coin shows a recessed image of the heroes and villains of the Batman series, featuring characters such as Batman, Robin, the Riddler, the Joker, Catwoman, and more. A caption for each image is printed on the reverse, along with its number within the series. Measuring 1.5” diameter, the metal coins fit into the 6”x8.75” holders with (10) circular depressions for display. The condition is good overall, with surface wear around the rim of the coins where the color has worn off. Coins #1 and #8 are missing from the collection. $400-$600

533. Gilligan’s Island Board Game. (Game Gems, 1965) An illustrated board game based on the hit CBS show, Gilligan’s Island. Players compete to acquire the most material pieces in building the “ship.” The game is complete and includes the instructional sheet, playing board, (4) character pieces, (25) material pieces, (26) scoring cards, and a spinner. The box measures 9.5”x18.5” and 1.5” thick, and the game is in very fine condition with some separation to the corners of the box. $100-$200

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534. The Green Hornet Walkie Talkies. (Remco, 1966) A pair of vintage Official The Green Hornet walkie talkies manufactured by Remco. The green hard plastic walkie talkies feature flexible textured plastic handles and a flip-down flaps marked “Code Book” with Green Hornet graphic logo decals. A length of wire to connects the handsets, and the set includes 2 “Write Secret Message Here” blank paper pads for use in the Code Book compartment. The original box measures 11”x11” and 5.75” and is in very good condition. It exhibits browning, foxing, and minor soiling throughout, with some bubbling to the label. The walkie talkies are each 9” long and exhibit some age, handling, and discoloration to the decals. One of the secret message pads has browned with age, and the original wire has tangled and stiffened from age. $500-$700

535. The Green Hornet “Black Beauty” Die-Cast Scale Model. (Corgitoy, 1966-67) A very rare die-cast scale model of The Green Hornet’s iconic vehicle, “Black Beauty.” For the show, the vehicle was created by modifying a 1966 Imperial Crown hardtop, and this stunning model of the vehicle includes a built in missile launcher and flying radar scanner components, both of which still function well. The model is complete in its original box with cardboard stand, and includes (3) missiles, (4) radar scanners, and the original instructional sheet and paper pouch. The model measures 5” long and 2” wide. The condition is very fine with minor shelf wear to the box. $300-$500

536. Graded PSA 9 Green Hornet Bubble Gum Card Pack. (Donruss, 1966) An unopened Green Hornet bubble gum card pack. The pack has been graded a Mint 9 by PSA and comes in a PSA hard case for protection and display. The 44 card set by Donruss was notable for providing some of the only Bruce Lee collector cards on the market, making them quite desirable today. The pack contains five cards and a stick of gum. Measuring 3.5”x2.5” within the 7”x4.25” PSA case, the pack is in very fine condition, with a rare 9 grade by PSA. $100-$200 209

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537. The Green Hornet Stardust Art By Numbers Set. (Hasbro, 1966) A vintage The Green Hornet Art By Numbers Set manufactured by Hasbro. The set includes two “Touch of Velvet” pictures. Never opened, all items are factory sealed with plastic wrap inside the original cardboard box packaging. Measuring 14.75”x11.25” and 1.75” deep, the box is in fine condition with minor corner bumping. It retains a retail price tag at upper right. The contents are completely untouched and as-new. $100-$200

538. The Green Hornet Thingmaker Accessory Kit. (Mattel, 1966) A vintage The Green Hornet Accessory Kit for use with Thingmaker and Vac-U-Form machines manufactured by Mattel. The set includes a metal mold, a metal mold handle, a bottle of green Plastigoop, a plastic knife, an Accessory Pak, a plastic box, and an instruction sheet. The kit makes Green Hornet accessories including pencil toppers, rings, pins, and more. Never opened, all items are inside the original plastic bubble, which is still attached to the original backing card. Measuring 12”x9” and 1.25” deep, the packaging is in good condition. The card has a heavy horizontal crease 1.25” down from the top edge and a spot of surface loss, as well as some creasing on the sides of the bubble and surface tears inside the bubble. The plastic bubble has slightly yellowed with age. The plastic knife has migrated within the packaging and its blade has broken off and fallen behind the Plastigoop bottle. $300-$500

539. Lost in Space Helmet & Gun Set. (Remco, 1966) A “Signal Ray Gun” and helmet set based on the sci-fi television series, Lost in Space. The battery-operated colored light gun and matching helmet with themed decals come in their original box. The helmet is 9” tall and the gun is 10.75” long. The condition is very fine, with some tarnishing to the metallic silver of the ray gun, and minor surface wear to the helmet. $800-$1,000 210

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540. Lost in Space Model Kit. (Aurora, 1966) A rare vintage Lost in Space model kit manufactured by Aurora. Consisting of unassembled plastic components, the kit includes a one-eyed monster, giant boulders, the Robinson family, and their interplanetary space vehicle. A decal sheet and the instruction manual are included. Measuring 12.5”x9” and approximately 2” deep, the original box is in very good condition, exhibiting some minor creases and warping. Four decals exhibit tiny tears. The model components are as-new. $300-$500

541. Lost in Space Robot Electronic Toy. (Ahi, 1977) A vintage Lost in Space Robot manufactured by Ahi. This impressive 10” electronic version of Will Robinson’s best friend is equipped with lights in the head and body and features walk and stop action. Constructed of plastic and metal, the robot runs on two C batteries. The electronics have been tested and are in working order. The toy is presented twist tied to its cardboard card insert in the original windowed cardboard box packaging. Measuring 11”x5.25” and 4.5” deep, the box is in very good condition. It exhibits some stress lines and faint foxing. The robot itself is virtually as-new with only minor wear. $400-$600

542. Lost in Space Lunch Box. (Thermos, 1967) A vintage Lost in Space tin lithographic lunch box manufactured by Thermos. It has been encapsulated in a protective acrylic display case by Collector Archive Services, which measures 7.5”x10.5” and 5.25” deep. The case retains a CAS grade label, rating the lunch box an 85 with a “real grade” of 86.8. The display itself is unmarred and is accompanied by a CAS Statement of Archival. $200-$400 211

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543. Lost in Space Roto Jet Gun. (Mattel, 1966) An excessively rare Lost in Space Roto Jet Gun weapon set manufactured by Mattel. The set includes a pistol with “infra-red” scope, a roto launcher with launch-cartridge, and 2 “safe plastic roto missiles.” The components can be reconfigured and combined to form a sub-carbine and a rifle. The pistol is embellished with a Lost in Space Roto-Jet Gun metallic foil decal. All items are assembled in the original cardboard box packaging, which features eye-catching, profusely illustrated metallic foil labels on two sides. The back of the box has diecut windows displaying the components of the set. Miraculously, the set has never been opened and is still factory sealed in shrink wrap. There is an unobtrusive approximately 2.5” tear to the shrink-wrap on the reverse above the opening for the pistol. The box has been encapsulated in an acrylic display case by the Action Figure Authority, which measures 16.25”x25.5” and 5.25” deep. The case retains an AFA grade label, rating the set an 80 or Near Mint. The quintessential 1960s sci-fi gun, finding a complete Roto Jet Gun set is difficult, while unopened factory sealed examples, like the one offered here, are virtually unknown. This is a chance to own one of the Holy Grails of vintage toy collecting. $6,000-$9,000 212

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544. Lost in Space Motorized Robot. (Remco, 1966) A vintage Lost in Space Motorized Robot manufactured by Remco. When batteries are inserted, a light in the Robot’s chest illuminates as wheels in the base roll forward. The arms move via handles in the back of the torso, and the body can be manually rotated from side to side. The plastic battery retainer strip is present and the Robot retains one of its metal wire head accessories. The instruction sheet is included. Measuring 14.25”x10” and 8.25” deep, the original box is in very good condition with some browning and spot soiling, as well as a child’s marker doodle to one side, gold paint splatter to lid, and minor tape residue to top and bottom. The robot measures 12” tall and is also in very good condition. The body exhibits minor surface wear and the graphic cardboard labels on either side of the base exhibit some soiling. $500-$700

546. Get Smart Secret Agent 86 Pen-Radio. (Bayshore Industries, 1966) A vintage Get Smart Secret Agent 86 Pen-Radio set manufactured by Bayshore Industries. When the clip is attached to a metal object, AM radio stations are tuned in by twisting the tip of the pen. Incredibly, the toy is still factory sealed in plastic wrap within its original windowed cardboard box packaging. Measuring 9.25”x15” and 0.5” deep, the piece is in very fine condition. Never opened, it is as-new. $300-$500

545. I Dream of Jeannie Doll with Box. (Libby Majorette, 1966) A very rare doll by Libby Majorette depicting Barbara Eden’s portrayal of the title character. The doll’s eyes open and closed when the doll is laid down or picked up. This hard-to-find 19” tall doll comes in the original 22.5”x11.5” and 4” thick box. The condition is very good with minor surface wear to the doll, which is attached around the neck to the box. The box has some shelf wear including a few small creases and tears. $200-$400

547. Hey! Hey! The Monkees Game. (Transogram, 1967) A themed board game based on the hit NBC sitcom, The Monkees. Players move across the musical note game board, and strum the included plastic guitar when they land on open notes. The game is complete, with the instructional sheet, plastic guitar, (4) character pieces, spinner, and music chart included. The box measures 9”x17.5”x1.75” and the game is in very good condition with deterioration to the guitar strings from age. $200-$400 213

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548. Land of the Giants Game. (Ideal, 1968) A vintage Land of the Giants board game manufactured by Ideal. Based on the ABC sci-fi TV series, the set includes a game board, a die, 2 giant playing pieces with plastic bases, 4 stranded traveler playing pieces with plastic bases, 4 start weapon pieces, 3 land weapon pieces, and 15 equipment pieces (1 “Electronics” piece is missing). Measuring 10”x19.75” and 2” deep, the original box is in good condition. The lid exhibits some edge wear with tape repair to splits in both bottom corners and retains a Bargain Town price tag on the upper edge. The game components are in fine condition. $200-$400

549. Land of the Giants Oil Painting by Numbers Set. (Hasbro, 1969) A vintage Land of the Giants oil painting by numbers set manufactured by Hasbro. The set includes 2 pre-sketched and pre-numbered paper canvases, 10 oil paints in recappable vials, and a paint brush. Never opened, all items are factory sealed with shrink wrap inside the original cardboard box packaging. Measuring 10.25”x9.5”, the box is in fine condition with minimal wear. The contents are presumed as-new, though it is clear that the paint has turned with age. $200-$400

550. Land of the Giants Space Ship Control Panel. (Remco, 1968) Perhaps the rarest piece of merchandise from any Irwin Allen series, this is a vintage Land of the Giants Space Ship Control Panel manufactured by Remco. This dashboard design was first created by Remco in the late 1950s as the Firebird 99 automobile. Character versions followed, including the Batmobile, The Green Hornet’s Black Beauty, and the iteration offered here, the Land of the Giants Space Ship. Less than a handful of surviving examples of this highly sought after sci-fi toy are known to exist. The control panel features a steering wheel which controls the battery operated directional signals and the moves the needle on the blast off counter meter/speedometer, static windshield wiper and cigarette lighter knobs, a radio with static tuner knob, plastic bubbles for the fuel meter and coordinate locater, and a metal key with ball chain loop and red plastic automobile fob. The directional signals are not currently functioning; the right indicator lightbulb appears to be burnt out and the left bulb is absent. A cardboard dashboard with printed reel to reel computer graphic, series logo, and sci-fi gauges attaches to the top of the panel with the included metal clips. The control panel is accompanied by a paper Space License blank with safe traveling rules such as “Whenever you pull into a space station for fuel, make sure that the attendant checks your oil, battery water [sic] and food supply.” A galaxy map is printed on the back of the license, to which a child has added an additional planet with orbital path beyond Pluto. Measuring 15.75”x10.75” and 9.35” deep, the original box is in very good condition with some surface punctures to top flaps, tears to interior flaps, minor stress lines with no surface loss, darkening from age. The front applique label has a minor tear at top left and a small strip of surface loss at upper right. The control panel with dashboard measures 9.75”x12.75” and 5” deep. It is also in very good condition, exhibiting a 1.25” crack to the speedometer/launch meter, unobtrusive creasing to the decal to the right of the wheel, a small chip to the radio housing, a 2.5” vertical crack to the cardboard dash, a 1” horizontal crack, a 1” crease, and small tears at the side panel folds. This is a once-in-a-life-time opportunity to own one of the rarest and most charming character sci-fi toys of the 1960s. $4,000-$6,000 214

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551. Star Trek Astro Helmet in Box. (Remco, 1967) A very rare Star Trek Astro Helmet with box. The helmet design was created by Remco in 1964 but was given a Star Trek retheme in 1967 due to the popularity of the show, which debuted the year prior. The helmet sports an unusual design, as it was not based on a helmet used within the show, but rather was decorated with sticker imagery based on the Starfleet Insignia. The box includes great imagery of Spock and the USS Enterprise. The molded soft plastic helmet, containing “non-shattering lenses” and an elastic chin strap with chin protector, measures approximately 8” tall. The condition is good with wear throughout from use including some discoloration and torn portions of the sticker images, and small dents in the lenses. $800-$1,000

552. Star Trek Astro-Buzz-Ray Gun. (Remco, 1967) A vintage Star Trek Astro-Buzz-Ray Gun manufactured by Remco. Constructed of plastic and metal, ray gun features a color flashing light beam and buzzing signal. When the trigger is depressed, the signal sound starts and a lightbulb shines through the barrel of the ray gun. A wheel on the side of the muzzle changes the color filter over the light. The electronics have been tested and are in working order. The gun measures 11” long and the original box is 11.5”x8.25” and 2.75” deep. Both are in very good condition. The Astro-Buzz-Ray exhibits minor wear and oxidation to some metal components. The box has some minor discoloration from age and handling wear. The front is stamped in blue ink with a retail price and the cardboard tabs that secured the lid have been removed. $400-$600

553. Star Trek Astrocruiser Set. (Remco, 1967) A vintage Star Trek Astrocruiser set manufactured by Remco. Constructed of plastic and metal, the tactical vehicle features a spring-loaded artillery gun and a transparent plastic domed cockpit with removable driver figure. The set includes an artillery shell for the gun and 3 army man style figures with integral stands. The Astrocruiser measures 8.75” long, the figures are roughly 2.75” tall, and the original box measures 6”x12.25” and 4.75” deep. All items remain in very good condition. The cruiser exhibits minor wear and some clouding and fading to decals, two of soldiers have small splits at the seams from the manufacturing process, and box exhibits some spot soiling, browning, and handling wear. $400-$600 215

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554. Star Trek Galileo 7 Shuttlecraft Model. (AMT, 1974) A vintage 1:35 scale model kit of the Galileo 7 Shuttlecraft from Star Trek manufactured by AMT. Completely unused, all the plastic model components are still attached to their runners. The decal sheet with “U.S.S. Enterprise”, “NCC-1701/1”, and “Galileo” badging is intact, and the instruction manual is included. Measuring 10”x8.5” and 3” deep, the original box is in very good condition. It exhibits some minor denting to the lid, faint creases, and edge and corner wear. The kit is as-new, and the instruction manual exhibits browning from age. $500-$700

556. Dark Shadows Bubble Gum Card Box with (4) Cards. (Swell, 1969) An original store display box for the 2nd series of “wallet photos” card packs with gum based on Dark Shadows. The gothic soap opera is highly regarded today as one of the greatest cult shows of all time, with a large part of its popularity arising from Jonathan Frid’s iconic portrayal of the memorable vampire Barnabas Collins, pictured here on the box cover. The box measures 3.75”x8” and 1.75” tall while the (4) included Series 1 and 2 cards measure 3.5”x2.5”. The condition is good with a few small creases or tears to the box from use, and a few small spots of staining to the lid. $100-$200 216

555. Case of (3) Star Trek Classic Collection Figure Sets. (Playmates, 1993) A complete factory cardboard case containing (3) limited edition Star Trek Classic Collection figure sets. Only removed from their brown factory box for photography and condition inspection, each set contains (7) figures based on The Original Series that are displayed in through their windowed box recreation of the bridge. Each set is uniquely numbered, with this case containing sets 002277-002279 of 150,000, and each measures 10.5”x17” and 8.5” deep. The condition is very fine, with minor box wear to the sets including a small tear at the edge of box 002279 that is attributed to the manufacturing process. $500-$700

557. Dark Shadows Barnabas Vampire Van Model Kit. (MPC, 1969) A vintage Dark Shadows Barnabas Vampire Van model kit manufactured by MPC. The 1:25 scale model features eerie accoutrements such as a hearse-styled body with opening rear doors, curtained windows, and side torch lights. Most of the plastic model components are still attached to their sprues and factory sealed in a plastic bag. Measuring 6.5”x9.25” and 3.5” deep, the original box is in very good condition, exhibiting some stress lines and corner wear to the lid with an unobtrusive printing error on the right panel. The base of the box is creased on one side. The model components themselves are as-new. $300-$500

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558. The Brady Bunch Lunch Box. (King-Seeely, 1970) A vintage The Brady Bunch tin lithographic lunch box manufactured by King-Seeley. It has been encapsulated in a protective acrylic display case by Collector Archive Services, which measures 8.25”x10.5” and 4.5” deep. The case retains a CAS grade label, rating the lunch box an 85+ with a “real grade” of 88.8. The display itself is unmarred and is accompanied by a CAS Statement of Archival. $200-$400

559. The Brady Bunch Game. (Whitman, 1973) An illustrated board game based on the ABC sitcom, The Brady Bunch. Loosely inspired by the first season episode “A-Camping We Will Go,” players compete as one of the six Brady children, and try to be the first to set up their tent. The game includes the instructional card, game board, (6) player pieces and bases, (4) plastic tents, and (15) obstacle pieces. One obstacle and the spinner are missing. The box measures approximately 11.5”x14.25” and 1.75” deep. The condition is good with some wear and creasing to the pieces and box lid from use. $100-$200

560. Sigmund and the Sea Monsters Lunch Box and Thermos. (Aladdin, 1974) A vintage Sigmund and the Sea Monsters tin lithographic embossed lunch box and plastic thermos manufactured by Aladdin. It retains the original manufacturer’s advertising hang tag. The lunch box measures 7”x8” and 3.75” deep and the thermos is 6.5” tall and 3.5” in diameter. Both are in very good condition. The lunch box exhibits minor wear and scattered nicks. There is some rubbing to the graphics on the thermos. The piece displays beautifully. $300-$500 217

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561. Adam-12 Patrol Car. (L.M. Cox, 1975) A model Adam-12 Patrol Car manufactured by L.M. Cox. The patrol car is powered by a .049 engine that runs on a battery and glow fuel. Special cam discs control the steering pattern of the car while it is running. Options include oval, slalom, figure eight, and “mystery”. Never opened, all items are factory sealed with plastic wrap inside the original box. Measuring 9”x15” and 7.75” deep, the box is very good condition, exhibiting moderate denting to the top panel and bowing to the front and sides, with edge and corner wear. There are a few splits to the plastic wrap in the top right corner and along the bottom of the box. The model itself is presumed as-new inside the factory sealed packaging. $300-$500

563. Lee Majors Signed Six Million Dollar Man Action Figure. (Kenner, 1975) A vintage The Six Million Dollar Man “The Bionic Man” Steve Austin action figure manufactured by Kenner. The iconic 12” action figure features a clear bionic eye, bionic arm modules, and a bionic power arm. Never opened, The Bionic Man is sealed in the original windowed cardboard box with rigid side flap packaging. A circle is diecut on the back panel of the box level with Austin’s head, allowing one to look through his bionic eye. The side flap has been signed in blue felt pen by series star, Lee Majors. Measuring 14”x10” and 2.5” deep, the box is in good condition. The plastic window is loose, there are some snags in the diecut areas of the box, as well as surface scuffing, tape residue on the top and bottom flaps, minor creases, and edge wear. The action figure and accessories are as-new. $400-$800 218

562. Emergency! Fire Fighter’s Set. (Placo Toys, 1975) A rare vintage Emergency! Firefighter’s Set manufactured by Placo Toys. The set includes a plastic fire helmet, simulated breather mask, and a plastic play air bottle. Measuring 13.5”x17” and 4.75” deep, the set is in very good condition. The original box was later sealed with packing tape on the reverse, with an added strip of cardboard down the center for support. Otherwise, it exhibits only minor stress from handling. The items in the set are unused with some surface wear from age. $400-$600

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564. Starsky & Hutch Police Set. (HG Toys, 1976) A vintage Starsky & Hutch Police Set manufactured by HG Toys. The set includes a plastic .45 revolver, a vinyl shoulder holster and strap, plastic handcuffs, plastic handcuff keys, a pair of plastic “working” walkie talkies with a sound tube to connect the two, a Starsky & Hutch official team identification card, and a mini-poster featuring Paul Michael Glaser and David Soul as the titular detective duo. A few pieces have come loose from the form fitted cardboard insert. Measuring 12”x15.75” and 2.75” deep, the original box is in very good condition with some surface rubbing, spidering to edges, a surface tear at the top of the lid and minor corner wear. The contents are as-new. $300-$500

566. Charlie’s Angels Luggage Set (Travel Toy, 1977) A vintage Charlie’s Angels 3 piece luggage set manufactured by Travel Toy. Constructed of vinyl with plastic handles, the set include a model’s case, a train case, and a day tripper. All pieces feature “Charlie’s Angels Jill-Sabrina-Kelly” repeating haute couture style print and the model’s case bears a decal of Jaclyn Smith, Cheryl Ladd, and Kate Jackson as the Angels. Measuring 10.5”x13.25” and 7.25” deep, the original box is in good condition. It exhibits some creases, tears, tape repair, and edge wear. The luggage is as-new with only minor wear. $300-$500

565. S.W.A.T. Target Practice Game in Box. (Playco Toys, 1976) An unused S.W.A.T. Target Practice suction dart game in its original box, based on the action/crime drama series of the same name. The set is factory sealed in plastic and contains a toy gun, (3) darts, and targets. The box measures approximately 12.5”x15.5” and is in very fine condition with minor shelf wear including some creases at the top edge of the box. $200-$400

567. Charlie’s Angels Mobile Van Unit Model Kit. (Revell, 1977) A vintage 1:25 scale Charlie’s Angels Mobile Unit Van manufactured by Revell. Constructed of pink, black, and translucent plastics, many model components are still connected to their runners as manufactured. The decal sheet is intact and the instruction manual is included. Measuring 9”x10” and 3.75” deep, the original box is in good condition. The lid exhibits only minor wear, but the bottom of the base is dented. The instruction manual has browned from age. The model pieces themselves are largely as-new. $200-$400

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568. Farrah’s Foxy Vette Model Kit. (AMT, 1970s) A vintage Farrah’s Foxy Vette model kit manufactured by AMT. This 1:25 scale plastic model is factory sealed with plastic wrap in the original cardboard box packaging. Measuring 6”x9.25” and 3.75” deep, the packaging is in very good condition. The sides have slightly caved in, but would spring back in place if opened. The contents are in neveropened as-new condition. $200-$400

570. Charlie’s Angels Cosmetic Beauty Kit in Box. (HG Toys , 1977) A complete cosmetic play kit based on the ABC crime/drama series Charlie’s Angels. The play kit includes makeup and nail polish toys, as well as a mirror, beauty care tips, and more. The box measures 12”x15.5” and 2.5” thick. The set is in good unused condition, still sealed, however over time a few of the cosmetic pieces have come loose within the packaging. $200-$400

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569. Charlie’s Angels Target Set. (Placo Toys, 1977) A rare vintage Charlie’s Angels Target Set manufactured by Placo Toys. The set includes 2 plastic safety dart guns, 6 suction darts, and 3 cardboard Charlie’s Angels silhouette logo targets. Never opened, all items are housed in the original form fitted cardboard packaging and factory sealed with plastic wrap. Measuring 14.5”x23” and 1.75” deep, the set is in very good condition. The box exhibits some minor stress lines and surface impressions. There is a sticker tag and a 3.5” tear to the plastic wrap on the reverse. The Target Set components exhibit some wear from age but are unused. $200-$400

571. Kate Jackson Charlie’s Angels Beauty Set. (Fleetwood, 1977) A vintage Kate Jackson Charlie’s Angels Beauty Set manufactured by Fleetwood. It consists of a plastic comb and a mirror with an image of Kate Jackson on the reverse. Four versions of the set were produced, each with a different Angel depicted on the mirror. Never opened, the pieces are inside the original plastic bubble, which is still attached to the original backing card, though there is some separation along the bottom edge. Measuring 11.25”x8”, the card is in good condition. It retains a retail price tag at upper right and exhibits some creasing, edge wear, a tear to the top of the peg hole, tape remnants at upper right, and scuffing. The beauty set components are as-new. $200-$400

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572.. Battlestar Galactica Board Game. (Parkers Brothers, 1978) A rare board game based on the sci-fi television series, Battlestar Galactica. You play as a Colonial Viper pilot assigned to capture a disabled Cylon Raider and tow it to the Battlestar Galactica. The game includes (36) command cards, (12) Evasive Action Cards, a game board, and (2) ship player tokens. The game is missing a few pieces and the spinner. The box measures 9.5”x18.25” and 1.5” thick, the game is in good condition with some shelf wear to the box. $100-$200

574. Vega$ Security System Playset. (H-G Toys, 1979) A vintage Vega$ Security System playset manufactured by H-G Toys. Based on the crime drama created by Michael Mann, this set includes a dual purpose burglar alarm with light or sound warning and a pair of working walkie talkies. All pieces are factory sealed in plastic wrap inside the cardboard box packaging. Measuring 15.5”x12” and 2.25” deep, the box is in very good condition. It retains retail price tags on two sides and exhibits surface loss, moderate edge wear, and minor creasing to the diecut figures. A walkie talkie has come loose inside the package. The playset itself is as-new. $100-$200

573. Buck Rogers Twiki Communications Playset. (HG Toys, 1979) A rare vintage Buck Rogers in the 25th Century Twiki Communications playset manufactured by HG Toys. The set includes a pair of “working” walkie talkies, a reel of string to connect the walkie talkies, a wrist radio, two alphabet encoder/decoder discs, a Buck Rogers belt, and a battery operated Twiki robot toy. Never opened, the items are factory sealed in the slots on their cardboard backing card (the string reel is loose) within the original cardboard box. Measuring 12.75”x19.75” and 2.5”, the box is in fine condition with minimal handling wear. There is a retail price tag in the upper left corner of the shrink wrapped insert. The playset components appear as-new. $300-$500

575. Vega$ Spinning Target Game. (Fleetwood, 1979) A vintage Vega$ Spinning Target Game playset manufactured by Fleetwood Toys. The set consists of a bullseye-style target with three removable legs, a spring loaded plastic dart gun modeled on a .357 Magnum, and four suction cup darts. All items are assembled in the original cardboard box packaging. Measuring 10”x10” and 1.75” in deep, the box is in good condition. It exhibits some minor fading, edge wear, spot surface loss, creases, a tiny tear, and tape residue. The playset exhibits some age and handling, with minor wear to the dart shafts. $100-$200 221

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576. CHiPs California Highway Patrol Police Action Set. (HG Toys, 1977) A vintage CHiPs California Highway Patrol Police Action Set manufactured by HG Toys. Never opened, all items are factory sealed with shrink wrap inside the original cardboard box packaging. The rubber bands that held the revolver in place have deteriorated with age and stuck to the piece, and the lenses that were in the sunglasses have fallen out and are loose in the box. Measuring 15.5”x12” and 2.25” deep, the box is in very good condition with some creasing and spidering to the lid with edge and corner wear. The contents of the set are as-new save for the aforementioned issues. $200-$400

578. Set of (36) Dallas Trading Cards Wax Packs in Box. (Donruss, 1981) A set of (36) vintage Dallas 25 cent trading card wax packs in box. Each of the unopened packs contains 7 cards and a stick of bubble gum. The perforated diecut flap on the box lid folds up to create a retail display and is only partially punched. The box measures 5.5”x8” and 1.75” deep and the packs are 3.75”x2.5”. The box is in very good condition with minor edge wear and stress to sides from the contents. Still factory sealed, the packs are as-new. $100-$200 222

577. CHiPs Kawaski Police Motorcycle Model. (Revell, 1980) A vintage CHiPs Kawaski Police Motorcycle 1:12 scale model manufactured by Revell. Consisting of plastic components, nearly all pieces are still attached to their runners. A decal sheet, original instruction manual, and a sweepstakes entry blank are included. Measuring 8.25”x13.5” and 2” deep, the original box is in fair condition. It exhibits some warping from exposure to moisture. The instruction manual exhibits some damp staining and discoloration, as does the decal sheet and the sweepstakes form. The model itself is as-new. $300-$500

579. T.J. Hooker Special Police Set. (HG Toys, 1982) A vintage T.J. Hooker Police Set manufactured by HG Industries. All items are assembled in the original cardboard box packaging with plastic lined diecut viewing window lid. Measuring 12”x15.5” and 2.5”, the box is in very good condition, exhibiting some edge wear. The plastic on the left side of the lid has come loose. The contents of the set are in generally fine condition. $200-$400

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580. The A-Team Colorforms Adventure Set. (Colorforms, 1983) A vintage A-Team Colorforms Adventure Set. It consists of 24 Colorforms reusable stickers, unpeeled from their original backings. A backdrop playboard is included. Measuring 12.5”x8” and 1” deep, the original box is in very good condition with minor wear and occasional spidering. The set contents exhibit some age but are virtually unhandled. $100-$200

582. Pair of Factory Cases of SeaQuest Darwin Model Kits. (Monogram, 1994) A pair of factory cases containing a total of (20) seaQuest DSV Ensign Darwin Model Kits. Each of the 1:12 scale models of the computer-aided dolphin are factory sealed with shrink wrap in the original cardboard box packaging. One factory case contains 12 models, the other has 8. The cases measure 12”x19.75” and 9” deep and are in very good condition, exhibiting some tape remnants or residue and handling. Each packaged model measures 6.5”x11.5” and 2” deep. All are as-new. $400-$600

581. Hunter Police Target Range. (Largo, 1984) A vintage police target range playset manufactured by Largo. The set includes a plastic dart gun, a target stand with a bullseye and two body silhouette targets, two body silhouette targets with stands, and 6 rubber darts. The reverse of the card backing lists gun safety rules. Measuring 9”x19”, the piece is in very good condition. A portion of the bubble has lifted from the backing card. The card retains an original retail price sticker and exhibits some occasional creasing. $200-$400

583. MacGyver “Mac Moto” Motorcycle. (Glasslite, 1993) A rare vintage MacGyver “Mac Moto” motorcycle toy manufactured by Brazilian toymaker Glasslite. The friction powered plastic and metal motorcycle is unopened, still inside the original plastic bubble on the original backing card. Measuring 8.75”x7.75” and 2” deep, the card is in good condition with some light creasing from the weight of the motorcycle and shelf wear. The motorcycle itself is as-new. $400-$600 223

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The following items are some of the most well-known classic toys of the last 70 years. In this section you will find Aurora model kits, motorized pogo sticks, Pez dispensers, Creepy Crawlers, Spirographs, Hot Wheels, and Schwinn bicycles. The artifacts in this section would truly make any child the envy of the neighborhood.

584. Gene Autry Children’s Costume Framed Display. (c.1940s-50s) A vintage Gene Autry (3) piece children’s Western costume. The set consists of a vest, chaps, and a belt. The vest is constructed of red and black felt with a pale denim backing. Elaborately decorated, the chaps feature a large detailed screen print of Autry and Champion on a cliff framed with faux braided rope and fringe graphics at the lower leg. All items are pinned to a foil covered backing board along with a vintage silver gelatin fan photo of Autry and Champion. The display is presented under glass in a brown wood frame measuring 32.75”x16.75” and 2.75” deep. Both garments appear to be in very good condition, wonderfully well-preserved for their age, though only one side of the chaps is visible within the frame. $300-$500 224

585. Carlton Rocket Gumball Machine. (Carlton, c. 1950s) A vintage Carlton Rocket Bubble Gum vending machine. Constructed of metal, plastic, and rubber components, these eye-catching Atomic Age one cent gumball machines were promotional items given to vendors by the Carlton Candy Company with the purchase of gum. In working order, the machine includes a key to unlock the hatch door on the coin repository in the base of the rocket. Measuring 21.25” tall and 9” in diameter, this sleek, rocket-shaped vending machine is in very good condition. There are a few small cracks to the walls of the clear plastic gumball chamber, some minor scuffing to plastic components, and the rubber feet on the rocket fins have aged and cracked. $300-$500

586. Mr. Peanut “Planters Peanut Vendor” Wagon Toy. (Planters, 1950s) A scarce colorful plastic toy produced by Planters in the 1950s. Depicting the brand’s mascot, Mr. Peanut, the attached rolling wagon was no doubt intended to contain a handful of Planters peanuts. The toy is labeled “Planters Peanut Vendor” and measures 7” long, 3.5” wide, and 5” tall. The condition is very fine with a small repaired break to where the handle attaches to the wagon body. $600-$800

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587. Dick Tracy Joe Jitsu Hand Puppet. (Chicago Trib., 1961) A hand puppet of Joe Jitsu, the police officer and memorable sidekick of Dick Tracy from the similarly titled animated series. In more recent years, Jitsu has been edited out of some of the reruns of the program, due to the character’s Japanese stereotypes and catchphrases including “So solly!” and “Excuse, prease!” while grappling with criminals. The hand puppet is composed of a painted fabric body and a soft vinyl head. Measuring 11” tall, the puppet is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $100-$200

589. Phantom of the Opera Aurora Model Kit. (Aurora, 1963) A hand-painted and assembled Aurora monster model kit of the Phantom of the Opera. The kit is complete, including the often missing small parts of the rats and mask, as well as the instructional booklet. The original box features the equally striking artwork of renowned artist James Bama. The model stands just under 10” tall, and is in very fine condition with little surface wear. Small spots of adhesive can be seen from the construction process, and the artist that painted the model signed their name on the underside. $300-$500

588. Wolf Man Oil Painting by Numbers Boxed Kit. (Hasbro, 1963) A paint by numbers kit depicting Lon Chaney Jr.’s iconic portrayal of The Wolf Man. With its stunning box art, this kit is difficult to find in any condition, however an unused and complete kit such as this is exceptionally rare. The kit includes the original brush and (14) paints, instructional sheet, and unused paint by number artwork panel. The box measures 20”x14.25” and 1.5” deep, and the kit is in very fine condition with some creases and small spots of wear to the box lid, including a slight ripple to the lid imagery. $500-$700

590. Graveyard Ghoul Duo Model Kit. (AMT, ca. 1960s) A vintage 1:25 scale Graveyard Ghoul Duo model kit containing two macabre kustoms, The Overtaker and the BodySnatcher. Based on Chuck Barris’s designs for Herman Munster’s Drag-U-La and the Munster Koach, respectively, these models were rebranded versions of the earlier licensed kits. The vast majority of the pieces are still attached to the plastic runners. The decal sheet is intact and the instruction manual is included. Measuring 6”x9.25” and 4” deep, the original box is in very good condition with minor denting, a few creases, stress lines, scuffs, and edge wear. The models are as new. $100-$200 225

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS 591. Hop Rod Motorized Pogo Stick. (Chance Mfg Co., 1960) A gasoline powered 2-cycle Hop Rod motorized mechanical pogo stick from the personal collection of legendary visual artist and car customizer, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. Manufactured in 1960-61, this futuristic wonder toy was quickly pulled from the market after a series of incriminating public injuries during its initial publicity campaign. Constructed of a metal, rubber, plastic, and electrical wiring, the Hop Rod is intended to run on gasoline mixed with castor oil, which is poured into a tank above the foot pegs. This Hop Rod unit is presumed complete, retaining its original metallic logo decal on the upper shaft and branded cast hard rubber foot pads. Needless to say, the mechanicals are untested. Measuring 45”x12” and 6” deep, this 60-year-old Hop Rod is in very good condition, with some chipping to the original red paint, oxidation to piston cylinder, loss to logo decal, soiling to the yellow molded plastic handle, and overall grime from long term storage. $300-$500

592. Remote Control Frankenstein Toy by Marx. (Marx, 1963) A very rare brown shoe variety of the battery operated and remote controlled toy of Frankenstein’s Monster by Marx. The toy comes in its original box, and was designed so the monster can raise and lower his arms, grab objects, bow at the waist, and walk, all by using the attached remote. This intricate tin toy with vinyl head and hands is the scarce brown shoes variety, and includes the original instructional sheet. Standing an impressive 13” tall, the toy is in very fine condition. The arm commands still function, however the walking and bowing commands cause the toy to make noise but it does not fully move. Some service is likely required for those two functions to work again. There is a small sliver of plastic loss in the remote and minor surface wear to the toy from use. The original box has some tears that have been repaired, and presents very well. $1,000-$1,500 226

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593. Aurora “Master Monster Maker Contest” Third Place Award. (Aurora, 1964) An incredibly rare award given to the third place winner of the Master Monster Maker Contest in 1964. The contest was sponsored by Aurora Plastics, Universal Pictures, and Famous Monsters of Filmland Magazine, and the contest winners were featured in issue 32 of the magazine. This third place award, depicting a vacuum-formed and screen-printed Frankenstein’s Monster in the style of a framed portrait, contains the contest information in a faux-plaque along the bottom. Measuring 12.75”x9.75”, the award is in very fine condition with minor edge wear. $1,000-$1,500

594. Pez Enamel Sign. (Pez, 1954) A vintage enameled metal Pez advertising sign. Featuring eye-catching period design, the sign depicts several Disney characters as Pez dispensers including Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Pluto, Figaro, a Little Pig, and Pinocchio. The piece is equipped with three holes across both the top and bottom edge for wall mounting. Measuring 12”x19”, the sign is in good condition. There are surface scrapes, scratches, chips, and scuffs throughout, but these issues hardly detract from the overall appearance. The reverse shows slight oxidation residue around the perimeter. $100-$200

595. Collection of (4) Vintage Pez Dispensers. (Pez, c.1960s) A collection of (4) vintage Pez dispensers from the mid to late 1960s. The collection includes Frankenstein’s Monster, Wolfman, Fishman, and the Psychadelic Eye in Hand. Some of the dispensers include very delicate details that are still attached, such as the fangs of the Wolfman and the semi-transparent gills on the Fishman. Each dispenser stands approximately 4.25” tall and the set is in very good condition with minor surface wear, including some discoloration to the head of the Wolfman and interiors of the Wolfman and Phycadelic Eye. Each comes with feet, however they are believed to be replacements. All were made in Austria, except the Fishman who was made in the USA. $600-$800 227

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596. Vincent Price “Dr. Psycho and Mr. Hideous” Movie Kit. (Sears, 1964) A very rare complete Vincent Price Movie Maker’s Outfit for the “Dr. Psycho and Mr. Hideous” story. These kits were offered by Sears to use with their 8mm film cameras. The kit contains the props, makeup, a script, and director’s instructions for producing the short horror film at home with your friends and family. This particular kit is complete and unused, containing the script, prop hair, teeth, fingernails, clapperboard, makeup and nose putty, title cards, and much more. A very intricate and hard to find collectible, the kit measures 13.25”x19.25” and 2.75” tall. The condition is very fine with minor edge wear to the box. $300-$500

597. Agent Zero Snap-Shot. (Mattel, 1964) A vintage Agent Zero Snap-Shot spy toy manufactured by Mattel. The Snap-Shot transforms from a firing cap gun into a toy camera. Measuring 8”x11.25” and 1.75” deep, the original box is in fine condition with minor discoloration to the reverse. The Snap-Shot is also in fine condition, exhibiting only minimal surface wear. $100-$200

598. Space Patrol Car Tin Toy. (Nomura, c.1960s) An exceedingly rare vintage tin lithographic Space Patrol electronic car. Based on a convertible Volkswagen Beatle, a slider switch on the bottom of the vehicle turns on the lights, motor sound, and activates the rear wheels. The electronics have been tested and are in working order. Bold and colorful sci-fi graphics make the Space Patrol car one of the most desirable toys inspired by the 1960s Space Race craze. Working examples with the original box only seldom come up for sale. The car measures 12.25” long and the original box is 5”x13.75” and 5.75” deep. The car is in fine condition with only minor wear. The box is in good condition with some edge and corner wear, surface marring, and stress lines. $3,000-$5,000 228

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599. The Beatles Lunch Box and Thermos. (Aladdin, 1965) A vintage The Beatles embossed tin lithographic lunch box with matching thermos manufactured by Aladdin. The first lunch box to feature pop music stars, the Fab Four are depicted in individual portraits with facsimile signatures. The thermos retains its plastic stopper and handled plastic cup lid. Measuring 7”x8” and 4” deep, the lunch box is in fine condition with only minor paint loss to edges and scuffs to interior. The thermos measures 6.5” tall and 3.25” in diameter and is also in very fine condition, exhibiting slight oxidation to the stamped metal bottom, and displays beautifully. $700-$900

600. Unopened 1965 Super Ball by Wham-O. (Wham-O, 1965) An original unopened Super Ball manufactured by Wham-O. Created in a synthetic rubber called “Zectron” by chemist Norman Stingley in 1964, the toy bouncing ball became an instant fad when manufacturer Wham-O began to produce them in 1965. This first year Super Ball is marked for 1965 on the unopened packaging and the year is molded onto the ball itself. The ball measures approximately 2” in diameter and is in very good unused condition with minor wear to the packaging. $100-$200

601. Creepy Crawlers Maker-Pak #1. (Mattel, 1965) A vintage Creepy Crawlers Maker-Pak #1 manufactured by Mattel. The set includes four bottles of Plastigoop, thirty-seven basic creepy crawler metal molds, a safety handle, a tube of cement, three bottles of paint, a knife, a brush, bending wires, 10 sheets of clear wing plastic, jewelry pins, and an instruction book. The set is factory sealed in cellophane within its original styrofoam base. Scarce in any state, a pristine, unopened example of this iconic complete set is excessively rare. Measuring 9”x12.5”x3.5”, the box is in fine condition with only minor edge wear and handling. The set itself is as-new. $100-$200

602. The Forgotten Prisoner of Castel-Mare Model Kit. (Aurora, 1966) A vintage Famous Monsters of Filmland Prisoner of CastelMare model kit manufactured by Aurora. The 1:8 scale plastic model was assembled and proficiently painted. All pieces are present with a few pieces loose from the figure. The instruction manual is included. Measuring 13.25”x5.25” and 3.25” deep, the original box is in fine condition with only minor edge and surface wear. The instruction manual is lightly and evenly tanned with age. $100-$200 229

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603. Major Matt Mason with Moon Suit Playset. (Mattel, 1966) A vintage Major Matt Mason with Moon Suit playset manufactured by Mattel. Called “Mattel’s Man in Space,” the Matt Mason line was the toymaker’s attempt to cash in on interest in all things out-of-this-world during the height of the Space Race. Never opened, all items are inside the original plastic bubble, which is still attached to the original backing card, though there is some minor separation at upper left. It is rare to find a set so well preserved. Measuring 13”x11.25” and 2.25” deep, the unpunched card is in good condition. It exhibits some creasing at top and some warping and damp staining to the reverse from exposure to moisture. Unopened, the action figure and accessories are as-new. $300-$500

605. Jarts Missile Game. (Jarts, ca. 1960s) A vintage Jarts Missile Game set manufactured by the Jarts Company. From the popularizers of the controversial outdoor game, this Jarts set includes 2 darts with red flights, 2 darts with blue flights, 4 target rings, 1 extra red flight, and 1 extra blue flight. All pieces are assembled in their original clamshell-style cardboard box carrying case. Each Jart measures roughly 13” long. The case measures 14.25”x14.5” and 3.75” deep and is in good condition exhibiting some browning, weathering, soiling, tape residue, scuffing, and a later retail price tag on the top edge. The darts themselves are in very good condition exhibiting only minor wear from use. $100-$200 230

604. Wham-O Turbo-Tube. (Wham-O, 1966) A vintage Turbo-Tube manufactured by Wham-O. Consisting of a hollow plastic tube with an interior lip and exterior grooves, the device is meant to be thrown. In flight, it spins and travels in interesting trajectories. The Turbo-Tube remains sealed in its original plastic bag and card packaging. Measuring approximately 8”x5” and 3” deep, the piece is in very good condition. The plastic bag exhibits a few minor snags, and the backing card has some browning, minor soiling, creasing, and corner wear. The Tube itself is as-new. $100-$200

606. Slitherees Thingmaker Accessory Kit. (Mattel, 1966) A vintage Slitherees Accessory Kit for use with the Thingmaker or Vac-UForm machines manufactured by Mattel. Never opened, all items are inside the original plastic bubble, which is still attached to the original backing card (the plastic knife has migrated from its original slot). Measuring 12”x9” and 1” deep, the card is in good condition, exhibiting moderate creasing to the upper half and lower right corner. The contents are virtually as-new with only minor signs of aging. $200-$400

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607. Ideal Toy Company 1967 Catalog. (Ideal, 1967) A vintage Ideal Toy Company manufacturer’s catalog for the year 1967. This profusely illustrated full-color 23-page catalog was printed for toy stores and distributors to purchase bulk inventory. Major product lines represented include Motorific, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Captain Action (with licensed superhero costumes), and board games such as Hands Down and Mouse Trap. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the catalog is in fine condition with some wear to spine and minor handling. $100-$200

609. Spirograph Drawing Toy. (Kenner, 1967) A vintage, remarkably well-preserved first release of the Spirograph drawing toy manufactured by Kenner. One of the most iconic art toys of all time, this Spirograph set has never been opened and remains factory sealed. It includes the instruction manual, baseboard, and paper pack (retaining their paper band) inside the original cardboard box packaging. Measuring 10”x13” and 1.25” deep, the box is in fine condition with only minor edge and corner wear. The contents are as-new. $100-$200

608. Oz-Kins Unopened Figure Set. (Aurora, 1967) An unopened Oz-Kins character figure set created by Aurora Plastics Corp. The set includes (10) figures based on the characters from The Wizard of Oz. These figures were created to be painted once opened, but this rare sealed package is still adhered to its original lithographed board backing. Measuring 12”x8.5”, the set is in very good condition overall with some wear to the packaging including some curving and creases to the board backing, as well as some edge-wear. $300-$500

610. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Miraculous Movie Car in Box. (Mattel, 1968) A rare Chitty Chitty Bang Bang “Miraculous Movie Car” toy from Mattel. The car is complete in its original box, and has wings that flip outward from underneath and an inflatable raft with slots for the car to rest on. Mr. Potts, Truly Scrumptious, Jemima, and Jeremy figures are included. Mr. Potts rests slightly ajar from the seat due to his body shape, which is a common production defect of this toy. The car measures 5” long and is in very fine condition with minor creases and small marks to the box. $200-$400 231

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611. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Kiddles. (Mattel, 1968) A vintage Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Kiddles set manufactured by Mattel. The set includes Mr. Potts and Truly Scrumptious 2” dolls as well as Jeremy and Jemima Potts 1” dolls. Each doll includes a display stand. Never opened, all items are assembled in a plastic insert within the original plastic bubble, which is still attached to the original story book backing card. Measuring 10”x9” and 1.5” deep, the card is in fine condition, with some minor stress creases and spot surface loss to the reverse. Unopened, the contents of the set are as-new. $300-$500

612. 1969 Mattel Toymakers Quick Reference Toy Guide. (Mattel, 1969) A rare Mattel toy catalog created for toy store owners to reference Mattel’s products when placing orders or viewing their toy line. These catalogs are quite collectible pop culture artifacts, as they provide a great visual reference to the types of popular toys in the given year. For 1969, this guide features many Hot Wheels toys since the popular brand debuted the previous year, as well as Barbie products. There is a significant space-themed line, as the moon landing occured in July of that same year. The 32-page guide measures 11”x8.5” and is in very good condition. It is 3-hold punched from its original use. $100-$200

613. Apollo 11 Button, Tumbler, and Model. (1969) A trio of vintage Apollo 11 moon landing commemorative pieces including an oversized button, a Moonshot novelty shot glass/tumbler combo, and a plastic Landing Capsule model. Measuring 6” in diameter, the button is in very good condition with some oxidation to the metal backing. The glass measures 6” tall and 2.75” in diameter and is in fine condition with minor wear to paint. The Landing Capsule measures 3” tall x 3.5” in diameter and is in good condition. The cap of the Capsule has a tiny crack and the ship exhibits some minor soiling. $300-$500 232

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614. Schwinn Sting-Ray Cotton Picker Krate Bicycle. (Schwinn, 1970) A vintage Sting-Ray Cotton Picker bicycle manufactured by Schwinn. The “Diamond Jubilee Model,” the Cotton Picker was created in 1970 to celebrate Schwinn’s 75th anniversary in the bike business. Serial number MF117938, the bicycle features all the hallmarks of the iconic “Krate” series of Sting-Rays, such as a banana seat with metal Sting-Ray plate and sprung sissy bar; ape hanger handlebars with molded grips, two-tone streamers, and dual hand break levers; sprung front fork; chrome front and back fenders; branded chain guard; five on the frame stick shifter; front and back drum breaks; kickstand; 20”x2.125” white striped back tire; and 16”x1.75 white striped front tire. Accessories include a rearview mirror with checkerboard backing, speedometer/odometer, a front light, a squeeze horn, a tennis racket holder on the front fork, a baseball bat holder on the back fork, plastic noisemaker card clipped in the front spokes, “Cotton” Alabama 1970 rear license plate, and an under-the-seat Schwinn-branded Sabra leather pouch containing a tire patch kit and 10-piece bike tool set. The bike retains vintage Schwinn Service warranty and Schwinn Super-Service Used Bike hang tags. It is accompanied by a 33” long wooden baseball bat painted white with black Schwinn Sting-Ray Cotton Picker branding; a Spalding Kro-Bat tennis racket, measuring 27” long and 9” wide, with white and black leather Spaulding cover embellished with a metallic Schwinn decal; and a black and white embroidered Schwinn triple stripe adjustable baseball cap with rear Sting-Ray plate. Measuring 43” tall, 53” long, and 27.5” wide, the bike is in very fine condition, stunningly restored to its like-new glory. The handlebar grips have yellowed slightly, there’s minor peeling to the decals on the gear shift, some paint wear, weathering, and age. There is wear and surface loss to the leather wrap on the tennis racket handle, a chip in the baseball bat barrel that has been painted over, and the hang tags exhibit age and handling. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000 233

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS 615. Schwinn Sting-Ray Grey Ghost Krate Bicycle. (Schwinn, 1971) A vintage Sting-Ray Grey Ghost manufactured by Schwinn. Serial number HG082650, this Grey Ghost is from 1971, the first year the model was offered. The bicycle features all the hallmarks of the iconic “Krate” series of Sting-Rays, such as a banana seat with metal Sting-Ray plate and sprung sissy bar; ape hanger handlebars with molded grips and dual hand break levers; sprung front fork; chrome front and back fenders; branded chain guard; five on the frame stick shifter; front drum break; kickstand; 20”x2.125” wide tread back tire; and 16”x1.75 front tire. Accessories include a fold-out metal passenger step on the rear hub and a handlebar bike light. The bike retains a vintage Scwhinn hang tag and suggested retail price tag. Measuring 43” tall, 53” long, and 26” tall, the Grey Ghost is in very fine condition with minor wear from age. The bicycle is new old stock straight from a dealer’s showroom floor. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000

616. Schwinn Sting-Ray Orange Krate Bicycle. (Schwinn, 1972) A vintage Sting-Ray Orange Krate manufactured by Schwinn. Serial number DH094739, the bicycle features all the hallmarks of the iconic “Krate” series of Sting-Rays, such as a banana seat with metal Sting-Ray plate and sprung sissy bar; ape hanger handlebars with molded grips and dual hand break levers; sprung front fork; chrome front and back fenders; branded chain guard; five on the frame stick shifter; front drum break and rear disc break; kickstand; 20”x2.125” wide tread back tire; and 16”x1.75 front tire . Accessories include a handlebar light and rear electronic turn signal box with handlebar trigger. The bike retains the original Schwinn Owner’s Manual. Measuring 42.5” tall, 53” long, and 26.5” tall, the Orange Krate is in fine condition with a chip to the paint at the front of the top tube and minor wear and weathering from age. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000 234

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617. Panasonic R-72 “Toot-a-Loop” Transistor Radio. (Panasonic, c. 1970s) A vintage Panasonic R-72 “Toot-a-Loop” AM transistor radio. An icon of Pop Art inflected industrial design, the Toot-a-Loop is meant to be worn around the wrist or arm. The original instruction manual is included. All items are assembled in the original pyramidal cardboard clamshell case with graphic paper sleeve. Measuring 7.75”x7.5” and 4” deep, the box is in very good condition with edge and corner wear, some stress lines to the sides, and soiling to the reverse with some surface peeling at upper left, and a tear to the bottom right face. The radio is 6” in diameter. It exhibits some minor soiling and handling wear. Hang Ten-style footprint decals have been applied to the thickest part of the ring, and the speaker retrains some letter decals. $200-$400

619. Globetrotters Basketball Set. (Brooklyn Products, 1971) A vintage Harlem Globetrotters Basketball Set. It consists of a plastic hoop with plastic net, a black rubber suction cup for mounting the hoop, and an orange foam ball with printed basketball grooves and Globetrotters logo. Based on the Hanna-Barbera cartoon inspired by the real life team, the hoop measures 6.5” in diameter and the 6.25”x7” and 3.5” deep original box. The set is in overall good condition. Some printed detailing has rubbed off the ball, the rubber suction cup is aged, and the box exhibits some surface bubbling and damp staining from past exposure to moisture. $100-$200

618. SSP Smash Up Derby. (Kenner, 1973) A vintage Super Sonic Power Smash Up Derby set manufactured by Kenner. The set contains 2 special fly-apart SSP cars, Buggem the VW Bug and Tough Tom the pickup truck; 2 jump ramp/barriers; 2 “t” handle power sticks; 2 decal sheets; and an instruction booklet. Two of the decals from the Buggem sheet have fallen off but are present. The cars themselves are still factory sealed in plastic shrink wrap. All items are assembled in the original cardboard box packaging. Measuring 11.25”x17.25” and 3.25” deep, the box is in very good condition with minor edge and side flap wear. The set itself is as-new. $200-$400

620. The Harlem Globetrotters Lunch Box and Thermos. (King-Seeley Thermos, 1971) A vintage Harlem Globetrotters tin lithographic lunch box with matching thermos manufactured by King-Seely Thermos. The lunch box has a plastic handle, hinged lid, metal clasp top fastener, and interior metal thermos clip. The thermos retains its plastic stopper and the handled plastic cup lid. Measuring 6.75”x8.75 and 4” deep, the lunch box is in fine condition with a few unobtrusive scratches (there is a razor-thin 2.5” scratch on the right side), scuffs, and spots of paint loss. The thermos is 6.5” tall x 3.25” in diameter and is also in fine condition, with some paint loss to the bottom metal lip and a few scattered nicks. $100-$200

621. Evel Knievel Stunt World Playset. (Ideal, 1975) A very rare Evel Knievel Stunt World playset in box. Knievel cemented his place in popular culture with his death-defying jumps of the 1960s-70s. Some of his most iconic vehicles, including his motorcycle and Skycycle, are recreated in this set. The set is nearly complete, and includes the outer cardboard box, inner plastic case which unfolds to a dimensional play mat, (2) action motorcycles, skycycle, skycycle trailer, utility truck, and one of the two jump ramps. Also included is a separate metal Evel Knievel dragster. The playset measures 12.25”x16.5” and 3.5” thick within the case, and is in good used condition with some wear to the pieces and stickers. $200-$400 235

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622. Evel Knievel 1974 Topps Trading Cards Cello Pack Box. (Topps, 1974) An original box for ten cent packs of Evel Knievel trading cards and stickers manufactured by Topps. The perforated diecut flap on the top of the box would fold up to create a retail display and is unpunched. Measuring 7.5”x8” and 1.25” deep, the box is in good condition exhibiting edge wear, some surface scuffs, and light creasing to the sides from vertical compression. The front panel of the box is torn at the sides. No packs are included. $100-$200

623. Evel Knievel Flexible Action Figure with Helmet. (Ideal, 1976) A rare Evel Knievel “flexible action figure with helmet” toy in box. Knievel’s death-defying stunts of the 1960s-70s made him a household name and a perfect subject for toys and action figures. This figure was designed to fit all of the vehicles in the Evel Knievel toy line. Measuring approximately 7” tall, the doll is in very good condition and the box is in good condition with clear tape used to reinforce a tear on the back panel. $100-$200

625. Evel Knievel Bicycle Moto Cross. (Coleco, 1970) A vintage Evel Knievel Bicycle Moto Cross playset manufactured by Coleco. The complete set comes in the original clamshell-style cardboard box packaging with form fitted cardboard inserts. Measuring 17.5”x21” and 2.5” deep, The box is in good condition. It retains the original retail price sticker on the cover and exhibits some creasing, surface loss, and edge wear. The Moto Cross items exhibit some age and wear. $100-$200 236

624. Evel Knievel Chopper Set. (Ideal, 1976) A vintage Evel Knievel Chopper with gyro powered motor set manufactured by Ideal. From the Evel Knievel, King of the Stuntmen line, the set includes an Evel Knievel Figure, the chopper, and an energizer. Never opened, all items are housed in their original cardboard box packaging. The box has been encapsulated in an acrylic display case by the Action Figure Authority, which measures 14.75”x10.5” and 4.5”. The case retains an AFA grade label, rating the set a 90 or Near Mint+/Mint. The display is unmarred. $100-$200

626. Evel Knievel 3-D Wall Plaque. (Milton Bradley, 1975) A vintage Evel Knievel 3-dimmensional wall plaque kit manufactured by Milton Bradley. The kit consists of diecut printed parts sheets, divider strips, adhesive, and illustrated instructions. To create the plaque, diecut pieces of a flat image are punched out of the parts sheets and glued together with dividers between the layers to create dimensionality. Never opened, all items are factory sealed with shrink wrap inside the original cardboard box packaging. Measuring 10.75”x19.75” and 1.5” deep, the box is in fine condition with minimal wear. The contents of the plaque set are presumed as-new. $200-$400

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627. Evel Knievel Sky-Sicle and Motor-Sicle Set. (Mego, 1974) A vintage Evel Knievel Sky-Sicle and Motor-Sicle set manufactured by Mego. Items present from the set include 2 Sky Sicle molds and the instruction booklet, which are housed in the original cardboard box packaging. Measuring 7”x4.75” and 3.75” deep, the box is in good condition. It is missing a top flap and exhibits moderate corner and edge wear. The Sky Sicle molds are in very good condition. $100-$200

628. Evel Knievel CB Van. (Ideal, 1977) A rare vintage Evel Knievel CB van manufactured by Ideal. The plastic van includes a battery powered voice unit that plays CB radio messages in Knievel’s own voice. As is often the case with these vans, the voice unit is currently non-functional. The set includes a motorcycle jump ramp that stows on the top of the van. Measuring 9.75”x14” and 7.5” deep, the original box is in very good condition. It exhibits some minor surface loss and soiling to the applique labels with tape staining, spot surface loss, cracking, and browning from age to the cardboard. The van exhibits some spot staining to the plastic from age and clouding to the windshield. All other components are as-new. $100-$200

629. Evel Knievel Stunt Stadium Playset. (Ideal, 1974) A vintage Evel Knievel Stunt Stadium Playset manufactured by Ideal. The set includes a cardboard and vinyl carrying case, which folds out to form the stadium, as well as a pair of high jump stanchions and a wooden pole, a sky hook, and an exit ramp. The flip ramp and high jump map are absent. Measuring 12.75”x14.75” and 8.5” deep, the original box is in good condition. It exhibits tape residue, browning from age, faint spot and splatter soiling, punctures, edge wear, a Plymouth Road Surplus Store label, and a Batman sticker on an interior flap. The playset, measuring 46” fully extended, is in very good condition. The snap belt that keeps the stadium closed has torn off the side and the piece exhibits some minor spot soiling. $100-$200 237

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630. Space: 1999 Stun Saucer-Gun. (Ahi, 1976) A vintage Space: 1999 Stun Saucer-Gun set manufactured by Ahi. The set includes the Stun-Saucer Gun and 3 plastic spinning rings. Never opened, all items are inside the original plastic bubble, which is still attached to the original backing card. Measuring 9”x7.25” and 1.5” deep, the card is in very good condition. It retains a retail price sticker at upper right and exhibits the creasing to the upper right and bottom left corners. There is a crack in the bubble at upper left, and it is separating from the card at right. Unopened, the Saucer-Gun and rings are as-new. $300-$500

631. E.T. Pull String Toy. (Universal, c.1982) An original pull string E.T. toy from Universal. This toy talks when you pull the original attached string. The toy is 7” tall and is in very good condition with minor wear from use. $100-$200 238

632. G.I. Joe Headquarters. (Hasbro, 1992) A vintage G.I. Joe Headquarters playset manufactured by Hasbro. The assembled playset measures over 30” long. Never opened, all items are factory tape-sealed inside the original cardboard box packaging. Measuring 16.25”x30.5” and 6.75” deep, the box is in very good condition with minor corner bumping, handling, and small spot surface loss at upper right face. $200-$400

633. Hot Wheels 1968 “Sweet 16” Store Display. (Mattel, 1968) An extremely rare vintage Hot Wheels store display from the legendary toy line’s inaugural year of manufacture, featuring the complete “Sweet 16” set of Redline cars produced by Mattel. Released to immediate popularity, Hot Wheels have been ubiquitous since their debut in 1968. Unlike the more faithful scale models of everyday vehicles produced by Matchbox, Hot Wheels drew on the eye-catching designs coming out of the California car customizer scene. This innovative design was coupled with superior performance thanks to a torsion bar suspension, low friction wheel bearings, mag wheels, and slick tires, which allowed Hot Wheels to leave their competitors in the dust. Consisting of a multi-tiered cardboard Mid-Century auto show style display, the first row of cars are arrayed under arches printed with their model names, the second tier are arranged on a stage with model names printed below, and three cars sit on platforms, one on either side of the structure and one at the pinnacle. The cars include Beatnik Bandit, Custom Barracuda, Custom Camaro, Custom Corvette, Custom Cougar, Custom Eldorado, Custom Firebird, Custom Fleetside, Custom Mustang, Custom T-Bird, Custom Volkswagen, Deora, Ford J-Car, Hot Heap, Python, and Silhouette. The display measures an impressive 10”x26” and 9” deep and is in very fine condition, with minor reinforcement repairs made to the platforms and a new plastic cover applied for a stunning clear presentation. This rare store display is nearly impossible to find in any condition, with one such as this surviving as a true relic of Hot Wheels history. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $30,000-$50,000

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634. Hot Wheels Gold Beatnik Bandit on Card. (Mattel, 1969) A very rare gold colored Beatnik Bandit die-cast car by Hot Wheels. This hotrod design was created in 1961 by legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth, with this particular car having once belonged to Roth himself. Roth’s Beatnik Bandit design was immortalized beginning in 1968 when it appeared as one of the first 16 cars released by Mattel in the Hot Wheels toy line. The vintage car is still encased in its original plastic bubble with the included matching button. This particular car once belonged to Roth himself and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. The packaging measures 6”x5.5” and 1.75” deep. The car itself is in very fine unused condition, and the backing card exhibits creasing to the bottom right corner and minor handling wear. $100-$200

636. Hot Wheels Purple Beatnik Bandit on Card. (Mattel, 1969) A very rare purple colored Beatnik Bandit die-cast car by Hot Wheels. This hotrod design was created in 1961 by legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth, with this particular car having once belonged to Roth himself. Roth’s Beatnik Bandit design was immortalized beginning in 1968 when it appeared as one of the first 16 cars released by Mattel in the Hot Wheels toy line. The vintage car is still encased in its original plastic bubble with the included matching button. This particular car once belonged to Roth himself and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. Retaining Roth’s handwritten inventory label on the bottom of the bubble, the packaging measures 6”x5.5” and 1.75” deep. The car itself is in very fine unused condition, and the backing card exhibits some minor curling. The bubble has slightly drooped. $200-$300 240

635. Signed Hot Wheels Gold Beatnik Bandit on Card. (Mattel, 1969) A very rare gold colored Beatnik Bandit die-cast car by Hot Wheels. This hotrod design was created in 1961 by legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth, with this particular car having once belonged to Roth himself. Roth’s Beatnik Bandit design was immortalized beginning in 1968 when it appeared as one of the first 16 cars released by Mattel in the Hot Wheels toy line. The vintage car is still encased in its original plastic bubble with the included matching button. This particular car once belonged to Roth himself and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. The card backing has been signed and dated “’94” by Ed Roth in red felt pen on the reverse. The packaging measures 6”x5.5” and 1.75” deep. The car itself is in very fine unused condition, and the backing card exhibits minor curling, corner bumping, and handling. The car is resting on its side within the packaging. $200-$400

637. Hot Wheels Purple Beatnik Bandit with Paint Variation. (Mattel, 1969) A very rare purple colored Beatnik Bandit die-cast car by Hot Wheels with an unusual paint variation. This car has an uncommon dark purple marbled look as opposed to the typically single consistent color. This hotrod design was created in 1961 by legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth, with this particular car having once belonged to Roth himself. Roth’s Beatnik Bandit design was immortalized beginning in 1968 when it appeared as one of the first 16 cars released by Mattel in the Hot Wheels toy line. The vintage car is still encased in its original plastic bubble with the included matching button. This particular car once belonged to Roth himself and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. The packaging measures 6”x5.5” and 1.75” deep. The car itself is in very good unused condition, and the backing card exhibits some creasing and corner bumping. The bubble has slightly drooped. $200-$400

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638. Hot Wheels Red Beatnik Bandit on Card. (Mattel, 1969) A very rare red colored Beatnik Bandit die-cast car by Hot Wheels. This hotrod design was created in 1961 by legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth, with this particular car having once belonged to Roth himself. Roth’s Beatnik Bandit design was immortalized beginning in 1968 when it appeared as one of the first 16 cars released by Mattel in the Hot Wheels toy line. The vintage car is still encased in its original plastic bubble with the included matching button. This particular car once belonged to Roth himself and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. The packaging measures 6”x5.5” and 1.75” deep. The car itself is in very fine unused condition, and the backing card exhibits some creasing and corner bumping. The bubble has split at the top right. $100-$200

640. Signed Hot Wheels Blue Beatnik Bandit on Card. (Mattel, 1969) A very rare blue colored Beatnik Bandit die-cast car by Hot Wheels. This hotrod design was created in 1961 by legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth, with this particular car having once belonged to Roth himself. Roth’s Beatnik Bandit design was immortalized beginning in 1968 when it appeared as one of the first 16 cars released by Mattel in the Hot Wheels toy line. The vintage car is still encased in its original plastic bubble with the included matching button. This particular car once belonged to Roth himself and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. The card backing has been signed and dated “’94” by Ed Roth in red felt pen on the reverse. The packaging measures 6”x5.5” and 1.75” deep. The car is in very fine unused condition, and the backing card exhibits minor curling, paper separation at corners, and handling creases at top, while the bubble has slightly drooped. $200-$400

639. Hot Wheels Blue Beatnik Bandit on Card. (Mattel, 1969) A very rare blue colored Beatnik Bandit die-cast car by Hot Wheels. This hotrod design was created in 1961 by legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth, with this particular car having once belonged to Roth himself. Roth’s Beatnik Bandit design was immortalized beginning in 1968 when it appeared as one of the first 16 cars released by Mattel in the Hot Wheels toy line. The vintage car is still encased in its original plastic bubble with the included matching button. This particular car once belonged to Roth himself and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. The packaging measures 6”x5.5” and 1.75” deep. The car itself is in very good unused condition with some surface wear, and the backing card exhibits creasing at top, corner bumping, and edge wear, while the bubble has slightly drooped. $200-$400

641. Hot Wheels Copper Beatnik Bandit on Card. (Mattel, 1968) A very rare copper colored Beatnik Bandit die-cast car by Hot Wheels. This hotrod design was created in 1961 by legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth, with this particular car having once belonged to Roth himself. Roth’s Beatnik Bandit design was immortalized beginning in 1968 when it appeared as one of the first 16 cars released by Mattel in the Hot Wheels toy line. The vintage car is still encased in its original plastic bubble with the included matching button. This particular car once belonged to Roth himself and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. The card backing has been signed and dated “’94” by Ed Roth in red felt pen on the reverse. The packaging measures 6”x5.5” and 1.75” deep. The car is in good unused condition, while the backing card exhibits some warping from exposure to moisture, corner creasing, and paper separation at right edge of the button. There is some oxidation to the car’s paint that is attributed to the moisture exposure. $100-$200 241

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Ed “Big Daddy” Roth was an American artist, cartoonist, illustrator, pin-striper, and custom car designer who, among other achievements, created the hot rod icon the “Beatnik Bandit” and the cult character Rat Fink. During the ‘50s and ‘60s, Roth was a key figure in Southern California’s “Kustom Kulture” and hot rod movements. Some of Roth’s designs became popular model kits in the 1960s and the “Beatnik Bandit” was even used in the first line of Hot Wheels cars ever produced. In this section, we celebrate Roth’s achievements through key artifacts from his life and career, many of which were once part of Roth’s personal collection.

642. Collection of (14) “Nutty Mads” Marx Figures. (Marx, 1963-1964) A set of (14) plastic figures by the Marx Toy Company. The characters are called “Nutty Mads” and are popular monochromatic, injection-molded polymer plastic toy figures. Comically grotesque and minutely detailed, the series was likely inspired by the stylized Kustom Kulture graphics of Ed Roth. This group of toys features characters such as Rocko the Champ, Smokey Sam, The Thinker, Now Children, Dippy the Deep Diver, and many more. They all very in size from 3” to 7” tall and are in good condition with minor wear from use. $400-$500

644. Signed Mother’s Worry Big Daddy Roth Model Kit. (Revell, 1963) A vintage Revell vehicle and figure model kit featuring character Mother’s Worry in a 23 T Roadster, from the monster menagerie of legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. This particular kit once belonged to Roth himself, and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. The model kit is complete, with most components still attached to their plastic runners and sealed in the original plastic bag with the instruction manual as issued. The pieces are housed the original paper box. Ed Roth signed and dated the lid “’94” in black felt pen. The box is in very good condition, with some handling wear. The model parts are clean and as-new. $200-$400 242

643. Mother’s Worry Big Daddy Roth Model Kit. (Revell, 1963) A vintage Revell vehicle and figure model kit featuring the character Mother’s Worry in a 23 T Roadster, from the monster menagerie of legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. This particular kit once belonged to Roth himself, and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. The set is incomplete, as the elements of the monster figure are absent. Included are several white plastic components of the car, a few still connected to the runners. Those pieces that remain are housed in the original paper box, which measures 6.25”x9.5” and 2.25” tall. The box is in good condition, exhibiting moisture staining to the left edge, browning to white portions, and over all where. Model pieces are clean and unused. $100-$200

645. Rat Fink in Lotus Ford Big Daddy Roth Slot Car. (Revell, 1964) A vintage Revell slot car kit of Ed “Big Daddy” Roth’s iconic character, Rat Fink, in a Lotus Ford drag racer. This particular slot car once belonged to Roth himself, and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. The factory sealed 1/24 scale kit contains an aluminum chassis, body, SP-500 racing motor, wheels, and a Rat Fink figure. This kit was part of a line of two, the other being Mr. Gasser in a BRM. Housed in the original box, which measures 6.25”x9.5” and 2.25” tall. As the kit is sealed, the mechanicals and electronics are untested. The box is in very good condition, exhibiting only minor wear and staining to the top and bottom of one side. The contents appear clean and as-new, though the motor and part of the chassis have migrated from their original spaces. $100-$200

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646. Mr. Gasser in BRM Big Daddy Roth Slot Car. (Revell, 1964) A vintage Revell slot car kit of Ed “Big Daddy” Roth’s iconic character, Mr. Gasser, in a BRM drag racer. This particular kit once belonged to Roth himself, and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. The factory sealed 1/24 scale kit contains an aluminum chassis, body, SP500 racing motor, wheels, and a Mr. Gasser figure. This kit was part of a line of two, the other being Rat Fink in a Lotus Ford. Housed in the original box, which measures 6.25”x9.5” and 2.25” tall. As the kit is sealed, the mechanicals and electronics are untested. The box is in fine condition, exhibiting only minor surface wear. The contents appear clean and as-new, though the motor has migrated from its original space. $100-$200

648. Signed Brother Rat Fink Big Daddy Roth Model Kit. (Revell, 1964) A vintage Revell vehicle and figure model kit featuring Rat Fink, the signature character of legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. This particular kit once belonged to Roth himself, and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. The complete kit consists of white plastic pieces attached to their plastic runners and the instruction manual all sealed in the original plastic bag as issued. All components are housed in the original paper box, which measures 6.25”x9.25” and 2.25” tall. Roth has signed the box lid in black felt pen, “Big Daddy Roth ‘94”. In overall very good condition, the box exhibits minor swelling to the center of the lid and yellowing at edges from age. $200-$400

647. Brother Rat Fink Big Daddy Roth Model Kit Box. (Revell, 1964) A stylish vintage box for Revell’s Brother Rat Fink on a Bike model kit featuring the signature character of legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. This particular box once belonged to Roth himself, and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. The empty box retains a vintage “Stoner Hobby” price tag on the upper right cover and measures 6.25”x9.5” and 2.25” tall. In very good condition, the box exhibits browning throughout from age and minor handling wear. $100-$200

649. Outlaw Big Daddy Roth Model Kit. (Revell, 1985) A vintage Revell model kit of the Outlaw show car designed by legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. This particular kit once belonged to Roth himself, and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. As Ed Roth’s first fabrication from fiberglass, the 1956 Outlaw was built on a 1929 Ford Model A frame fit with a 1925 Ford Model T crossmember powered by a 1950 Cadillac engine. This complete 1/25 scale model kit consists of white, chromecolored, and other plastic elements, rubber wheels, and an unused decal sheet. All components are still connected to their runners and/ or sealed in a plastic bag as factory issued. The original instruction manual is included, and the kit is housed in its original paper box measuring 6.5”x9.5” and 3.25” tall. The box is in good to very good condition and exhibits some surface impressions as well as edge and corner wear. The model pieces are clean and as-new. $100-$200 243

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650. Signed Outlaw Big Daddy Roth Model Kit. (Revell, 1994) A vintage Revell model kit of the Outlaw show car designed by legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. This particular kit once belonged to Roth himself, and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. As Ed Roth’s first fabrication from fiberglass, the 1956 Outlaw was built on a 1929 Ford Model A frame fit with a 1925 Ford Model T crossmember powered by a 1950 Cadillac engine. This 1/25 scale model kit consists of white and chrome-colored plastic pieces, rubber wheels, and an unused decal sheet. The majority of the plastic and rubber elements are still connected to their plastic runners as issued, and the original instruction manual is included, though no warranty of completeness is given. The set is housed in its original paper box, which has been signed on the lid in black felt pen by Ed Roth and dated “’94”. Measuring 6.5”x9.5” and 3.5” tall, the box is in very good condition, showing only minor wear. The model components are clean and as-new. $200-$400

652. Beatnik Bandit Big Daddy Roth Model Kit. (Revell, 1963) A vintage Revell model kit of the Beatnik Bandit hotrod designed by legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. This particular kit once belonged to Roth himself, and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. One of the era’s most iconic designs, the Bandit is instantly recognizable for its unique body style, exposed “blown” Oldsmobile V8 engine, and bubble canopy. Rather than a steering wheel or pedals, velocity and direction were controlled by a joy stick. In addition to a Revell model, the Beatnik Bandit also inspired a Hot Wheels car in their inaugural line. This 1/25 scale model kit consists of pieces in both white and chrome-colored plastic, rubber wheels, and a sheet of transfer decals. Many of the model elements are attached to the plastic runners as issued, though no warranty of completeness is made. The original instruction manual is included, and the set is housed in the original paper box measuring 6.25”x9.5” and 3.25” tall. The box is in good condition, exhibiting wear along all edges with some surface loss. Model pieces appear clean and as-new. $100-$200 244

651. Road Agent Big Daddy Roth Model Kit. (Revell, 1964) A vintage Revell model kit of the Road Agent show car designed by legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. This particular kit once belonged to Roth himself, and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. The first of many custom rear-engine cars built by Roth, the Road Agent was comprised of a Corvair engine in a frame of chrome moly tubing on a ‘37 Ford suspension. This complete 1/25 scale model kit consists of white, chrome-colored, and other plastic elements, design features, and instruction manual all still sealed within the original plastic bag as issued. The original paper box measures 6.25”x9.5” and 3.25” tall and is in good condition. It exhibits some denting with attendant creases to lid, an aftermarket price label on the right side of lid, edge wear, and separation along a perforated corner. The model elements are clean and as-new. $100-$200

653. Signed Angel Fink Big Daddy Roth Model Kit. (Revell, 1964) A vintage Revell figural model kit of the character Angel Fink from the monster menagerie of legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. This particular kit once belonged to Roth himself, and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. The white plastic model pieces remain attached to their runners where applicable and are sealed along with the instruction manual in their original plastic bag, as issued. The model components are housed in the original paper box, which is signed on the lid by Ed Roth and dated “94.” The box measures 6.25”x9.5” and 2.25” tall. The kit is in overall very good condition. The box exhibits some minor wear to edges and spot grease staining to bottom. The model elements are clean and as-new. $200-$400

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654. Signed Surfite Big Daddy Roth Model Kit. (Revell, 1965) A vintage Revell model kit of the Surfite beach buggy designed by legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. This particular kit once belonged to Roth himself, and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. Based on a Mini Cooper chassis, the single-seater surfboard caddy was created by Roth in 1964, and made a brief appearance on screen in the Frankie and Annette beach party classic, Beach Blanket Bingo. The 1/25th scale model kit includes both the Surfite (with obligatory surf board) and a tiki hut beach shack. Many plastic model elements are still attached to the plastic runners as issued, though no warranty of completeness is made. The original instruction manual is included, and the kit is housed in its original box, which has been signed by Ed Roth on the lid in black felt pen and dated “’94”. Measuring 6.25”x9.5” and 3.25” tall, the box is in good condition. It exhibits some browning, soiling, and edge wear while the model components appear clean and as-new. $100-$200

656. Surfink! Big Daddy Roth Model Kit. (Revell, 1964) A vintage Revell figural model kit featuring the character Surfink from the monster menagerie of legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. This particular kit once belonged to Roth himself, and now comes from the personal collection of his son, Darryl Roth. The white plastic model components are detached from their runners. No warranty of completeness is given. The instruction manual is included. The pieces are housed in their original paper box which measures 6.25”x9.5” and 2.25” tall. In overall good to very good condition, the box retains a vintage price tag on the right side and exhibits some yellowing from age and separation at edges, denting, and wear. The model pieces are clean and unused. $100-$200

655. Drag Nut Big Daddy Roth Model Kit. (Revell, 1963) A vintage Revell vehicle and figure model kit featuring a bantam dragster, a miniature Rat Fink, and the character Drag Nut from the monster menagerie of legendary car customizer and visual artist, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. The kit is complete and is composed of white plastic pieces still attached to their plastic rails and additional metal elements. All components are packaged together with the instruction manual in their plastic bag, as issued, and housed in the original paper box. Measuring 6.25”x9.5” and 2.25” tall, the box is in good condition, exhibiting some yellowing from age and warping from exposure to moisture. The interior bag containing the model components is partially opened, but the pieces remain clean and as new. This rare monster model kit comes from the personal collection of Big Daddy Roth. $100-$200

657. Ed “Big Daddy” Roth Signed Rat Fink Art Print. (Roth, 1992) A limited edition Artist’s Proof silkscreen print of Rat Fink, the most iconic creation of legendary car customizer and visual artist Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. Synonymous with the rebellious California hot rod culture of the 1960s, the comically grotesque Rat Fink was conceived of as the anti-hero answer to Mickey Mouse. The print comes from Roth’s personal collection and is edition numbered and hand signed in pencil below the image, “AP 1/5 Ed ‘Big Daddy’ Roth” with his characteristic buzzing fly. The piece is printed at bottom left, “Rat Fink...The First 30 Years / Rat Fink Fine Art Roth ‘92” and embossed with the printer’s logo. Roth’s own Rat Fink logo appears printed at bottom right. The arresting image measures an imposing 20”x14” on 25.5”x19.25” fine art stock visible through 31.75”x25.5” double mat presented under plexiglas in a 33.25”x27” black lacquered wood frame. The framed piece presents in fine condition with only one small spot at bottom left center, well away from the artwork. $300-$500 245

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658. Big Daddy Roth Prototype Surf Helmet. (Roth, c.1960s) Popularized by legendary visual artist and car customizer Ed “Big Daddy” Roth, this is a rare vintage surf helmet fashion accessory. Based on the “sauerkraut” style German army helmet, this example is constructed of chromed vacuum formed plastic. Helmets like these were offered for mail order in Ed Roth catalogs and comic books. The interior of this helmet is unfinished as it is a prototype from Roth’s personal collection. Measuring 6”x9.25”x10.75”, the piece is in good condition. It shows moderate rubbing and pitting to the reflective coating at spots on either side of the crown and along the bottom edge. $300-$500

660. Ed “Big Daddy” Roth Fan Club Sticker Drawing. (Roth, 1964) An original drawing of legendary car customizer and visual artist Ed “Big Daddy” Roth by illustrator Pete “Millarkey” Millar. Published as a sticker for the Big Daddy Roth Fan Club, the drawing was accomplished by Millar in pencil, pen, and ink and depicts a profile portrait of Roth with two Rat Finks. The piece is signed on the figure’s collar in black ink, “Millar”, and additionally signed and dated by Roth at bottom right “Roth 64”. This piece comes from Roth’s personal collection. The image size is 9”x7” on illustration paper with 15.5”x12.5” visible through a 23.5”x20.5” double mat presented under plexiglas in a 26.75”x23.75” black lacquered wood frame. The paper exhibits some smudges, adhesive remnants, and handling consistent with production use, as well as a 2.25” tear at left not affecting the artwork. $700-$900 246

659. Big Daddy Roth T-Shirt Concept Art. (Roth, c.1990s) An original concept drawing for a Rat Fink t-shirt by legendary car customizer and visual artist Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. The artwork depicts Roth’s most famous creation, Rat Fink, riding in a hotrod with Mrs. Fink. A word bubble says, “Forget the House...How Big is the Garage?” Roth’s hand-written notes add that Rat Fink is holding a crescent ball peen hammer and that the car is a 34 Roadster. This design would be slightly altered for the t-shirt as released. Accomplished in black ink on art paper with 5”x3” visible through a 10”x8” black lacquered wood frame. The artwork presents in fine condition. $700-$900

661. Big Daddy Roth Rat Fink Comix #5 Cover Concept Art. (World of Fandom, 1993) An original concept drawing for the cover of Rat Fink Comix #5 by legendary car customized and visual artist Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. The artwork depicts Roth’s most famous creation, Rat Fink working on a car and includes the series title, issue number, price, and the published subtitle, “Do it right Do it wrong But Do it.” Accomplished in black ink on art paper with 5”x3” visible through a 10”x8” black lacquered wood frame. The artwork presents in fine condition. $700-$900

POPULAR CULTURE From the 1960s to 1980s, video arcades and restaurants featuring pinball machines and arcade cabinets were a staple of entertainment and pop culture history. Drop in your quarter and take a look within this section, where we feature an assortment of popular games from the last 50 years.

662. Chicago Coin’s Cinema Pinball Machine Backglass. (Chicago Coin Machine Co., 1976) The original backglass from a Chicago Coin’s Cinema pinball machine cabinet. The piece consists of a pane of glass which is back-painted with vignettes of classic Hollywood personalities, films, and film genres by artist Lloyd Rognan, including Laurel and Hardy, Charlie Chaplin and Jackie Coogan from The Kid, Leslie Howard and Ann Harding from The Animal Kingdom (representing “romance”), a Cleopatra-like scene of exotic antiquity, a swashbuckling pirate, and a cowboy on horseback. A vintage International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers “Union Made” sticker is applied at upper right. Measuring 23”x26” visible through a 24.5”x27.5” glossy black wood frame, the backglass is in very good condition with some stray paint chips at upper right, chipping in the title box, and chipping along the bottom edge. $300-$500

663. Gottlieb’s Four Seasons Pinball Machine Backglass. (Gottlieb, 1968) The original backglass from a Gottlieb’s Four Seasons pinball machine cabinet. The piece consists of a pane of glass which is backpainted with spring, summer, winter, and autumn-themed vignettes by artist Art Stenholm, wherein a stunningly beautiful woman causes men to behave foolishly. The backglass has four separate four digit windows for scoring reels and text features designed to be discretely back lit during the course of a game. Measuring 23.5”x25.75” visible through a 25”x27.25 glossy black wood frame, the piece appears to be in very good condition with areas of minor paint chipping throughout. It is unexamined out of the frame. $300-$500

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VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS 664. Abra Ca Dabra Pinball Machine. (D. Gottlieb & Co., 1975) An original Abra Ca Dabra pinball machine manufactured by D. Gottlieb & Company. Featuring backglass, playfield, and cabinet artwork by Gordon Morrison, this sword and sorcery-themed machine is regarded as one of the best of the era. The playfield features two pop bumpers, two slingshots, two banks of five drop targets, a standup target, the original instruction cards on the half-moon credit window, and a manufacturer’s certificate. An innovation unique to Gottlieb creations of the time, the game includes a moving lit drop target that scores a bonus value. The value increases by hitting the center target after getting all the drop targets, or completing the rollover sequence. The backbox contains a ball tracker dial and a five digit analog reel counter that registers scores up to 99,999. Both the backbox and the cabinet are stamped with the serial number “04489.” The machine is accompanied by the original “Instructions” envelope containing a manual and mechanical diagrams. The backbox key is present. The machine does not contain a coinbox. While all wiring and circuitry appear to be intact, the machine has not been tested to preserve the integrity of the vintage electronics. Evaluation by a service technician is recommended before use. Measuring 68.75” tall, 26” wide, and 53.5” long, the piece is in good condition. The cabinet exhibits scattered scratches, scuffs, chips, and dings with minor crumbling to extremities. There are a few scratches to the playfield glass, crazing to the playfield artwork, and some wear to the metal legs and trim. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $1,000-$2,000

665. El Dorado Pinball Machine. (D. Gottlieb & Co., 1975) An original El Dorado pinball machine manufactured by D. Gottlieb & Company. Featuring backglass, playfield, and cabinet artwork by Gordon Morrison, the wonderful Western-themed machine was the source design for a number of different machines released in the late 1970s. The playfield features four flippers, two pop bumpers, two slingshots, a bank of ten drop targets, a bank of 5 drop targets, two stand-up targets, and retains the original instruction cards on the half-moon credit window. The backbox contains a ball tracker dial and a five digit analog reel counter that registers scores up to 99,999. Both the backbox and cabinet are marked with the serial number, “05974.” The coin box and corresponding key are present, as is the backbox key. The machine is accompanied by original wiring maps. When plugged in, the lighting elements in the backbox illuminate, however, the cabinet does not appear to be powered. Evaluation by a service technician is recommended. Measuring 69.25” tall, 26” wide, and 53.5” long, the piece is in good condition. The cabinet exhibits scratches, chips, scuffs, and abrasions throughout with some wear to edges. There are a few scratches to the playfield glass, crazing to the playfield artwork, and some wear to the metal legs and trim. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $1,000-$2,000 248

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666. Bubble Up Restaurant Menu Board. (Mirro-Products, ca. 1960s) A vintage Bubble Up restaurant menu board manufactured by MirroProducts Company. A wonderful artifact from bygone days, the board consists of a pane of glass back-painted with an eye-catching Mid Century Bubble Up advertisement and twelve windows for menu items. The pane is housed in a metal and wood frame with a hanging wire and a board backing reinforced by metal slats. Strips of paper printed with menu items slide into slots in the board, and the piece is accompanied by a mostly intact perforated sheet of gum backed price tags, increasing in value from 5 to 95 in 5 cent intervals, intended to be adhered to the item strips. Menu item strips have alternate items printed on the front and back. Options include Hamburger, Cheeseburger, Baked Ham, Bacon & Tomato, Homemade Pie, Grilled Cheese, Ham & Cheese, Steak Sandwich, Chili & Beans, Salami, Ham & Eggs, Hot Cakes, and more. Measuring 19.5”x37.5”, the board is in very good condition with an area of paint chipping at upper right, paint cracking/flaking at upper left, and a few small scattered chips. The backing board shows some age and wear with minor oxidation to the slats. The menu item strips have browned with age and have some creasing and surface loss. The price tags exhibit some toning, staining, tears, soiling, and curling. $400-$600

667. Space Ace Video Game Arcade Cabinet Laserdisc. (Don Bluth, 1983) An original LaserDisc used in an arcade cabinet for the popular Don Bluth animated video game Space Ace. LaserDisc proved to be the perfect format for Space Ace, as well as for Don Bluth’s first video game Dragon’s Lair, as the individual animated scenes could be quickly loaded based on the correct, or incorrect, input from the player. The disc is aluminum plate on one side, with the game data on the other. The disc comes in a protective sleeve with a description label from when it was offered for sale following its original arcade use. The disc measures approximately 12” in diameter and is in very fine condition. While full functionality has not been tested, no damage is present apart from very minor handling wear. $200-$300 249

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Phone & Absentee Bidder List Please type or print legibly. This form can be emailed to auction@vegalleries.com or faxed to: (818) 788-2368 or mailed to: Van Eaton Galleries 13613 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 For more info, please call (818) 788-2357 Van Eaton Galleries uses the increments in the chart to the right. To keep an orderly bidding structure, please place your bids within this framework.

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VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF AUCTION 1. This auction is presented by Love of Art, LLC. The auction is conducted under the terms and conditions set forth herein and applicable state and local laws. Announcements on the day of auction, whether printed or announced from the podium, shall supersede those in the printed catalogue. 2. Buyer’s Premium: All bids are subject to a Buyer’s Premium which shall be added to all placed successful bids. 3. Bidders and Buyers Bound: All persons placing bids, participating or registering in the auction agree to be bound by, and accept, the Terms and Conditions of the auction. 4. Qualification: All Bidders must meet auctioneers qualifications to bid. Any Bidder who is not a client in good standing of the auctioneer may be disqualified at auctioneer’s sole option and will not be awarded any lots. Such determination may be made by the auctioneer in his sole and absolute discretion prior to, during, and after the close of any auction. 5. Exclusion: The auctioneer reserves the right to exclude any persons of entity: (a) from bidding, or (b) from the floor of the auction on the day of sale. 6. Guaranty: If any entity places any bid, then the individual actually placing the bid shall guaranty payment for any successful bid. 7. Credit: Bidders shall establish credit with the auctioneer prior to placing bids. Auctioneer shall be the sole determiner of whether or not credit of any Bidder is satisfactory to auctioneer. If Bidder is not known to auctioneer, a proposed Bidder shall furnish satisfactory credit information (”SCI”) at least five business days prior to the auction. Such SCI shall include two credit references, a social security number, and appropriate credit card information. Auctioneer reserves the right to make a credit check of any proposed Bidder and such Bidder consents to the making of such a credit check. The acceptance of checks is in the auctioneer’s sole discretion and may be based on a variety of criteria, such as a credit bureau report, a bank check, or otherwise. The auctioneer will accept, up to five business days prior to the date of the auction, deposits for bidding, if the check is a local check; or up to 10 business days before deposit if the check is not a local check. Such deposits will be kept in an attorney’s trust account, and shall not be applied to any payment absent a successful recognized bid. Those bidding on the Internet must pre-register at least one business day before the auction and bids will not be accepted if pre-registration has not occurred. 8. Bidding Procedures by Mail or Fax: All mail or fax bids shall be signed. 9. Bidding Increments: The bidding increments shall be utilized as specified in Paragraph 15; and if any bid does not so conform, the bid will be lowered to the highest increment lower than the mail bid. Non-internet bids (such as, for example only, bids from the podium, fax, mail, or telephone bids) shall be treated similarly to floor bids in that the bidding increments shall be utilized; and if the bid does not so conform, the bid will be lowered to the highest increment that is lower than the bid. Any Bidder may once in an auction for a particular lot bid a “half-increment”. Once a “half-increment” bid is accepted no other half-increment bids will be accepted on that particular lot. No “buy” or “unlimited” bids will be accepted. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein the auctioneer may solicit or accept bids that are not incremental in nature. 10.

Identical Bids: Preference will be given to the bid first received.

11. Execution of Bids by Auctioneer: Auctioneer is not responsible for errors in your bids. CHECK YOUR BIDS BEFORE SUBMITTING THEM TO THE AUCTIONEER. Auctioneer is not responsible for any failure in executing mail or fax bids received on the day of the auction or later. All written bids should be received two business days before the auction. Auctioneer is not responsible for proper execution of bids submitted by telephone, mail, FAX, email, Internet, or in person, once the auction begins. Electronically placed bids may not be withdrawn. 12. Technology Failure: In the event that auctioneer experiences an outage of the Internet, or telephone service the auctioneer may extend the time for bidding on any lot in the auction. The auctioneer reserves the right to “take a break” for any reason during the course of the auction. 13. Delivery of Lots: Lots won by Bidders will not be delivered on the day of the auction. All items must be shipped, or they will be held for pick-up at a time when deemed permissible by local regulations pertaining to the Covid-19 virus. 14. Transfer of Title: Title to any lot shall only transfer after payment is successfully received in full by the auctioneer, including the Buyer’s Premium, any sales tax applicable, and any shipping or other charges.

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16. Auctioneer May Submit Items to Auction: The auctioneer, his employees or affiliates, may consign items to the auction. 17. Auctioneer May Grant Concessions to Consignors or Bidders: The auctioneer, in his discretion, may extend guarantees, loans, or advances to consignors. The auctioneer reserves the right to extend additional credit by way of extended payment terms at its sole discretion. 18. Minimum or Nominal Bids: The auctioneer will set a minimum bid before a lot can be sold. Bids below the minimum bid may not be accepted or recognized by the auctioneer. Further, nominal bids, or small opening bids, or very nominal advances in the bidding may not be recognized by the auctioneer, in its sole discretion. Any lot not receiving any recognized bid shall be passed. 19. Winner of Lot: The highest qualified bidder recognized by the auctioneer shall be the Buyer. In the event of a tie bid, the bid received first by the auctioneer shall prevail. If there is a dispute among Bidders, the auctioneer may in his sole and absolute discretion re-offer the lot. There are times when a bid may not be recognized by the auctioneer; in that situation the recognized bid will be the winning bid regardless of whether or not the competing, but unrecognized bid, may have been higher. The auctioneer may in his absolute discretion re-open the bidding immediately after closing a lot to accept any bid in error not previously recognized. 20. Good Faith Bidding: Auctioneer reserves the right to honor any bid or to limit the amount of any bid. All bids must be made in good faith. A bid is not made in good faith, if it is made by an insolvent or irresponsible person, a minor, or if made in excess of any applicable credit limit. 21. Lots: All lots will be sold in numerical order (unless a lot is re-offered) and will not be broken. Auctioneer reserves the right to withdraw, prior to the close of the entire auction, any lot. 22. Rescission of Sale of Lot: Auctioneer reserves the right to rescind the sale of any lot in the event of non-payment, disputed ownership, clerical error, clerical omission in exercising bids and reserves, or for any other reason in the auctioneer’s sole and absolute discretion. 23. Lots Sold After Auction: In some cases lots will be sold after the auction. The Terms and Conditions apply to those sales as well. 24. Payment in Dollars: All sales are strictly for cash; and payment must be made in United States Dollars. 25. Amount of Payment: All deliveries, and transfers of title, are subject to the full payment of all monies due for the lot, including the payment of the separate Buyer's Premium. The Buyer's Premium shall be 18% of the highest successful recognized bid for inperson, phone, or absentee bidding; 21% for bids placed through internet platforms. Auctioneer retains the Buyer's Premium as its own property. 26. Payment Terms: Payment is due upon the closing of the auction sessions, or upon presentation of an invoice. If payment in full is not received within (7) calendar days after the close of the auction, or within (5) calendar days of the invoice date, whichever is later, the auctioneer may in its sole and absolute discretion, void the sale. If the sale is voided for non-payment the successful bidder shall still owe the auctioneer its fees. Sales tax will be collected from any successful bidder unless the appropriate certificate is on file with the auctioneer at least five business days before the first date set for the auction. If the successful bidder choses to send an “echeck”, electronic funds transfer, or ACH payment, and it does not clear, the bidder authorizes the auctioneer to use the credit card on file. If payment is not made the auctioneer reserves the right to sell the lot to any under-bidder or in any future auction; any difference in the realized proceeds shall be the responsibility of the non-paying successful first bidder.

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Attorney’s Fees: In the event that it in necessary for the auctioneer to employ an attorney the successful Bidder agrees to pay reasonable attorney’s fees and costs. 30. Security Interest Granted: The successful Bidder grants a security interest in the lot being sold to secure the payment of the invoice. The successful bidder grants a possessory lien as well to the auctioneer. Auctioneer shall have the rights granted under Article 9 of the California Commercial Code including but not limited to the right of sale. 31. No Warranties: NO WARRANTY, WHETHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, IS MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY DESCRIPTION IN THE CATALOGUE OR ON THE DAY OF AUCTION. Descriptions are only being presented for the benefit of those bidders who have not had the opportunity to view the lots prior to bidding and no description in the catalogue shall create any warranty. Color variations are to be expected and are not the basis for any return of any lot. Auctioneer is only selling the right, title, and interest of any lot that has been consigned to the Auctioneer by virtue of any consignment agreements. The Auctioneer disclaims any warranty of fitness or merchantability. 32. Disclaimer of Damages; Sole Remedies: Auctioneer disclaims any damages, consequential or otherwise. Auctioneer shall not be responsible for consequential damages, incidental damages, compensatory damages, or any other damages. Up to the date that the auctioneer pays the consignor (45 days after the close of the auction sessions), and in the event that Auctioneer cannot deliver a lot, or if it is established that the lot lacks title, or some other transfer or condition issue is claimed, the sole remedy of the Bidder up to a date six months after the close of the auction sessions shall be the rescission of the sale and the refund of any amount paid by the Buyer. After the consignor is paid by the auctioneer the sole remedy of the Buyer is against the consignor, and vice versa. 33. Statements are Opinions: In consideration of participation in the auction, and the placing of a bid, Bidder expressly releases auctioneer, its officers, directors, employees, affiliates, outside experts, and attorneys the (”RELEASEES”) from any and all claims, causes of action, in law or in equity, direct or indirect, known or unknown that he/she/it may have with respect to the auction, the catalogue, the conduct of the auction, or the lots being purchased. By not complying with the terms of this Release, Bidder waives any and all claims against the RELEASEES. A bidder or buyer acknowledges that there is a risk that subsequent to the execution of this Agreement, one or more of them will discover facts or will discover, suffer, or incur claims and/or damages relating to the subject matter of this release, which were unknown or unanticipated at the time of the auction, which, if known on that date may have materially affected their respective decisions to give the herein release. Despite this knowledge and understanding, each bidder and buyer agrees that it is assuming the risk of such unknown and unanticipated facts and claims, and in connection herewith, each hereby expressly waives any and all rights under California Civil Code Section 1542, which section has been explained to and is understood by each party and which reads as follows: “A general release does not extend to claims which the creditor does not know or suspect to exist in his favor at the time of executing the release, which if known by him must have materially affected his settlement with the debtor.” 34: Arbitration: By placing a bid in the auction, a Bidder agrees to the dispute resolution set forth herein. All disputes shall be arbitrated by the American Arbitration Association in Los Angeles County, California. Costs shall be split equally among all parties. This replaces the right to go to court, including the right to a jury trial. 35. Prohibited Activities: Any agreement between consignors and bidders to sell by private sale any lot, or to effect a non-sale of an item at auction is prohibited and auctioneer reserves the right to collect from the bidder the Buyer’s Premium. 36. Special Notice: Auctioneer has in compliance with Title 2.95 of the California Civil Code, Section 1812.600 posted with the California Secretary of State a bond. The auction is being conducted in compliance with Section 2338 of the California Commercial Code and Section 535 of the California Penal Code. 37. SALE OF AUTOGRAPHED MEMORABILIA: AS REQUIRED BY LAW, A DEALER WHO SELLS TO A CONSUMER ANY MEMORABILIA DESCRIBED AS BEING AUTOGRAPHED MUST PROVIDE A WRITTEN CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY AT THE TIME OF SALE. THIS DEALER MAY BE SURETY BONDED OR OTHERWISE INSURED TO ENSURE THE AUTHENTICITY OF ANY COLLECTIBLE SOLD BY THIS DEALER. 38. The photos within are of objects privately owned and for purposes of sale, but the items and photographs themselves may contain intellectual property that is copyright protected by Disney or its affiliates. Use of photos in this catalog is prohibited without written permission. Buyer is purchasing the physical item, but not the rights to reproduce or commercially display without the written consent of the Disney Worldwide Services and all its affiliates.

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