Goldberg Coins and Collectibles

Sale 9

Manuscript, Collectible and Philatelic Auction

Entertainment Memorabilia - General

Lot	Photo	Description	Realized
Lot 975		Queen. With front-man Freddy Mercury, this British glam-rock band combined vocal harmonies with the unique guitar style of Brian May to form one of the most popular bands of the 70s. Tragically, the flashy and flamboyant Mercury died of AIDS in 1991. Typed Document Signed ("B H May", "Roger Taylor", "John Deacon", "F Mercury"). Three pages, quarto, Los Angeles, December 1, 1976. In black ink. Staple holes at upper left corners, otherwise fine. In very good to excellent condition overall. In an agreement with Elektra records, all four members of Queen sign this document, that allows Sackville Productions: "the right to use and publish and to permit others to use and publish my name, likeness and all biographical material concerning me and to permit others to write and publish articles concerning me for advertising or trade purposes…" Estimated Value $400 - 600. View details	Unsold
Lot 976		Rathbone, Basil (1892-1967). South-African born actor known equally for his portrayals of sinister villains in period adventure films like The Adventures of Robin Hood and his perfect characterization, in 14 films, of Sherlock Holmes. Signed Photograph ("Basil Rathbone"). Hand-tinted black and white photograph, 7 x 9", n.p., [1942]. Inscribed in black ink "To Miss Barbara Ann Birigham." Handwritten note (in an unknown hand) at bottom right margin "December 4, 1942," minor edge wear and one faint diagonal crease across bottom left corner. Very good condition. A striking ¾ portrait of Rathbone as the lighting and pose accentuate his sharp features and elegant bearing. Estimated Value $400 - 500. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $345
Lot 977		Withdrawn	Unsold
Lot 978		Rogers, Will (1879-1935). Humorous actor and American folk hero known as the "Cherokee Kid". Signed Photograph ("Will Rogers/3-33"). Black and white, 8 x 10", n.p., March, 1933. Inscribed in black ink, "Harry, yours for fun". A 2 inch crease at the upper center, and a 1¾" crease at the lower left, which does not affect the signature. Corners are lightly worn. In good to very good condition overall. Here the pivotal symbol of the Wild West poses with brow raised as if ready to impart a piece his characteristic philosophy. Estimated Value $350 - 450. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 979		Sarnoff, David (1891-1971). A pioneer in the development of radio and television broadcasting, Sarnoff popularized radio by petitioning for the broadcast of the boxing match between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier in 1921. Later he served as Chief Executive of the Radio Corporation of America and the National Broadcasting Corporation. Typed Letter Signed ("David Sarnoff"). As Chairman of the Board of RCA. Two pages, quarto, New York, August 4, 1955. On Radio Corporation of America stationery. In blue ink. To Mr. Hy Gardner of the New York Herald Tribune. With two horizontal folds, light pencil marks, staple marks at the upper left and light soiling. In fair to good condition. In a letter to Hy Gardner, here Sarnoff offers a touching suggestion, toasting the life of financier and government advisor Bernard Baruch: "Replying to you letter… regarding Mr. Bernard M. Baruch. I am pleased to offer herewith what you refer to as a 'toast'…'At 85, Bernard Baruch is active and beneficent, dedicated to right as he sees it and, no less important, he enjoys his many-sided activities. He provides the clinching proof, for young and old alike, that the good life is worth living'." Estimated Value $500 - 600. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 980		Scorsese, Martin (b. 1942). Film director whose trademark style focuses on character development rather than dramatic plot. An Italian-American schooled at NYU's film school, many of Scorsese's films feature autobiographical themes portraying life on the streets. Notable films include Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, Goodfellas, Cape Fear, and Casino. Typed Document Signed ("M Scorsese"). Five pages, quarto, Beverly Hills, May 8, 1990. On Creative Artists Agency, Inc. letterhead. In black ink. With staple holes at upper left of each page. In very good condition. In this five page contract, Scorsese arranges the purchase of the rights to a novel entitled "Silence" for a price of $75,000. The director, however, has amended the document, crossing out a section limiting the Japanese release of the film. His initials also appear next to the change, on the third page of the agreement. Estimated Value $150 - 200. View details	Unsold
Lot 981		Selznick, David O (1902-1965). Legendary filmmaker known for producing Gone With the Wind, as well as persuading Alfred Hitchcock to America to make Rebecca. Other films include: A Star is Born, Spellbound, and Anna Karenina. Typed Letter Signed ("David"). On a single quarto sheet, Culver City, California, October 21, 1954. On Selznick's personalized stationery. In black ink. To Mrs. Joan Grill of Duarte, California. Two horizontal folds, a few light folds along top, and light soiling. In good condition overall. In this revealing letter, Selznick admits to his own insecurity regarding a new television project: "My first attempt at television, the 'Light's Diamond Jubilee' program, will be broadcast this Sunday night … At this moment I am nervous -- and of course I have no objectivity left about it -- as to whether it is good or bad or indifferent, but at least we have tried to do something worthwhile. And I hope you will remember that it is my first!". Estimated Value $200 - 250. View details	Realized $115
Lot 982		Sinatra, Frank (1915-1998). Singer and actor. As a young crooner, Sinatra became an idol, capturing the hearts of screaming fans in the early 40s with his casual singing style. However when his vocal cords hemorrhaged in 1952, his career turned towards acting, and with his first attempt, "the Voice" won an Academy Award for best supporting actor. When his voice later returned with a more mature sound, Sinatra became a superstar. Typed Document Signed ("Frank Sinatra"). In Spanish. On a single, quarto sheet, n.p., n.d. On a document of the Patent Office of Spain. In black ink. One horizontal crease. In very good to excellent condition overall. On an authorization form of the Patent Office of Spain, Sinatra signs the incomplete document pertaining to the modification of petitions and declarations regarding patents. Estimated Value $350 - 450. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $253
Lot 983		Sinatra, Frank. Signature ("Frank Sinatra"). One page, 4 x 3", n.p., n.d. Scrap of white paper, inscribed in pencil "Hi Maxine!" Adhesive residue at top left and bottom right corners. Very good condition. Estimated Value $150 - 200. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $265
Lot 984		Withdrawn	Unsold
Lot 985		Stemple, Herbert. Infamous game-show contestant who initially broke the "Quiz Show" scandals. Stemple, who appeared on the 1950s television show "Twenty One" revealed that correct answers were often times provided to the contestants by producers, who had pre-determined each show's victor. After winning for several weeks on "Twenty One", Stemple was defeated by Charles Lincoln van Doren. Autograph Letter Signed ("Herb Stemple"). Twenty-one pages, Forest Hills, New York, August 3, 1960. In blue ink. To journalist Mr. Jerome K. Muller. Accompanied by the original transmittal envelope, as well as the Fall 1960 Marquette Journal which features an article by Muller regarding this correspondence. In very good to excellent condition. One horizontal fold on each page, and the edges of a few pages are lightly folded, otherwise fine. In a very revealing and emotional twenty-one page letter, Herb Stemple openly discusses the effects of revealing the truth about the network quiz show scams. He writes: "…I have suffered a mental martyrdom which very few people can possibly realize…In August of that year upon the request of the New York County District Attorney Frank Hogan for any information relating to the "fixing" of Quiz shows I voluntarily went to him and told him my story… After the breaking of the stories in the newspapers…I was subjected to a barrage of slimy vilification by Barry and Enright, called a liar, thief, blackmailer, insane…Van Doren called me a liar, as did … Billy Pearson (of the $64,000 Challenge and Question)…To put it bluntly … I was made the "patsy" for an offense which I was completely innocent …" Stemple then goes on to explain the resulting backlash he encountered while trying to complete his doctorate. According to Stemple, NYU prevented him from receiving his PhD by accusing him of cheating on his final examinations -- effectively punishing him for tainting the university's reputation with the scandal. He continues: "It is a very strange comment that after Charles Van Doren confessed to his participation in the '21' hoax after having perjured himself twice before a grand jury under oath…he was offered 2 university positions while I find myself in this present day predicament." Estimated Value $750 - 1,000. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,265
Lot 986		Taylor, Elizabeth (b. 1932). Actress. At the tender age of 10, Taylor made her screen debut and was quickly signed to MGM. A string of films followed, notably National Velvet, and the actress turned from adorable little girl to one of the world's most beautiful women. Though she was nominated for several Academy Awards in her early career, Taylor did not win an Oscar until the 1960 film Butterfield 8. With eight failed marriages, Taylor now concentrates on raising funds for AIDS research. Signed Photo ("Elizabeth Taylor"). Color, 8 x 10", n.p., n.d. Inscribed in blue ink, "Best wishes". Handsomely matted and framed with a Whitman's sampler advertisement featuring an image of the violet-eyed beauty to an overall size of 15½ x 29½". In very fine condition. The sultry star emphasizes her pouty lips in this photo which she has simply signed. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details	Realized $173
Lot 987		Todd, Thelma (1905-1935) Silent film star who moved successfully into talkies, making over 115 films in ten years. Todd was a beautiful woman with great comedic talents which served her well in films like Monkey Business and Horse Feathers, both with the Marx Brothers. Her mysterious death at age 30 cut short a very promising career. Signed Photograph ("Aunt Thelma"). Black and white, 11 x 14", n.p., n.d. Inscribed to "dear Shirley, With love -- Aunt Thelma and Gallant." This photograph is on heavy photo stock and in very fine condition. Miss Todd is in a day dress with a lovely springer spaniel (presumably Gallant, since she has drawn a little paw under his name). Todd was a glamorous movie star and most often pictured in diaphanous evening gowns or revealing outfits; the conservative dress and simple smile in this portrait (with such a wonderful personalized inscription) make for a very rare piece of "Hot Toddy" memorabilia. Estimated Value $900 - 1,100. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $920
Lot 988		Two Grand Dames. Lot of two pieces signed by two grand dames, one from the stage and one on the screen. 1. Swanson, Gloria (1889-1993). Signed Photo ("Gloria Swanson"). Black and white, 7½ x 10", n.p., n.d. Inscribed "'Manhandled'" in black ink across light pavement. Being a studio still for feature Manhandled (1924). Two small chips at top, otherwise fine condition. 2. Barrymore, Ethel (1879-1959). Signature ("Ethel Barrymore"). Signed program for "Whiteoaks" at The Westchester Playhouse, June 1939. Minor foxing, some toning. Program is complete, in very good condition. Two striking actresses who parlayed early glamorous images into later careers as character actresses. Estimated Value $200 - 300. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 989		Wallis, Hal B (1899-1986). Film producer whose credits include Casablanca, The Maltese Falcon, Yankee Doodle Dandy, Gunfight at the O.K. Corral, as well as two films starring Elvis Presley, King Creole, and G.I. Blues. Typed Letter Signed ("Hal"). On a single quarto sheet, Hollywood, Oct. 13, 1960. On Wallis' personalized stationery. In light blue ink. To Ms. Dorothy Manners of Beverly Hills. Light time staining, light creases at the upper right corner, with remnants of an adhesive at the upper right. In good to very good condition overall. A few years after making his first film with Elvis Presley, Wallis writes an enthusiastic letter promoting the team's next collaboration: "Last April, we sent you a copy of Elvis Presley's first record album…Your reaction to that album was very gratifying and the public agreed by buying it enthusiastically. Here now is an even better album, this one from the sound track of my latest production G.I. BLUES, in which Elvis delivers the best all-around entertainment performance of his career…" Estimated Value $150 - 250. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 990		Zinnemann, Fred (1907-1997). Director and producer whose works include The Men (1950), which introduced Marlon Brando, From Here to Eternity (1953), High Noon (1952), Oklahoma! (1955). Document Signed ("Fred Zimmermann"). In French. One page, octavo, Paris, France, April 18, 1955. Being an International Driver's Permit. Signed in blue ink. Toning to front and back covers, very light soiling, and soft creases from use on front cover. Signature is clear and bold. In very good condition overall. Zimmermann lends his signature to this official French permit, allowing the United States resident permission to drive. A photograph of the director appears inside the booklet, stamped several times by the Automobile Club of France. Estimated Value $400 - 600. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 991		1916 Souvenir Celebrity Playing Cards. Complete 53 card set of Movie Souvenir Playing Cards. Published in 1916, each 2½ x 3½" card features the image of an early silver screen celebrity. Set includes such legends as Charlie Chaplin, William S. Hart, Ruth Roland, and the Talmadge Sisters, among others. Verso of each card is decorated with an image from the historical chariot racing scene from Cecil B. DeMille's "Ben Hur". Accompanied by the original playing card box. Each card is in very fine condition, though the box is a bit worn at the edges. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $150
Lot 992		1940s Autograph Book. Small autograph book with leather cover measuring 6¼ x 4½", bound with woven cord. Featuring the signatures of some of the most popular stars of the 1930s and 1940s, including: Zasu Pitts, Nelson Eddy, Anna Mae Wong, Mickey Rooney, William Powell, Dorothy Lamour, Fred MacMurray, Edgar Bergen, Penny Singleton ("Blondie"), Joe E. Brown, Ray Milland, James Cagney, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Groucho Marx, Harold Lloyd, Jack Benny, Franchot Tone, Pat O'Brien, Connie Boswell, Rochester, and many more. Most of the signatures have been tipped into the book, along with small printed photos. One page is loose, there is minor fading at the edges of most pages and some discoloration from adhesive on a few of the pages. Overall, in very good to fine condition. Presumably the autograph book of a young fan, with many of the autographs inscribed "To Eddie." Estimated Value $800 - 1,000. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 993		Entertainment Personalities. 1. Duke, Patty. (b. 1946). Typed Letter Signed. One page, quarto, n.p., July 11, 1963. To Joseph Jacobs of United Artists Television, Inc. New York City. Also signed by her mother, Frances Duke. Being an authorization to send 20% of Duke's salary payments to the Los Angeles County Clerk and 80% to Patty Duke Enterprises. 2. Kalmer, Bert & Ruby, Harry. Typed Document Signed. One page, quarto & Four pages, octavo. Hollywood, January 7, 1938. Being an agreement by M.G.M. to pay the duo $250.00 for a radio sketch. Additionally, there are three inter-office memos (one of which is signed), plus a sheet from the office of Thomas J. Robinson, September 30, 1968, n.p., concerning "Wiz of Oz" and Judy Garland. 3. Miller, Mitch. (b. 1911). Typed Document Signed. Eight pages, quarto, Hollywood, December 6, 1972. Being an agreement by United Artists Records, Inc. to Miller regarding the production of a cast album of the musical play Sugar. 4. Sullivan, Ed. (1902- 1974). Typed Document Signed. Two pages, folio, n.p., June 15, 1938. Accomplished in carbon typescript, being an assignment for the broadcast of a symphonic tone poem called "Hollywood." Estimated Value $300 - 400. View details	Unsold
Lot 994		Withdrawn	Unsold
Lot 995		Withdrawn	Unsold
Lot 996		Leading Ladies. This collection of celebrity memorabilia features eleven autographed mementos of Hollywood's classic beauties including Typed Letters Signed by Lucille Ball, Celeste Holm, and Carol Burnett; Autograph Letters Signed by Barbara Stanwyck, Norma Shearer, and Greer Garson; an inscribed visiting card signed by Olivia de Havilland; 8 x 10" signed black and white photos of Joan Crawford and Paula Abdul; and the Signatures of Olivia de Havilland and Gloria Swanson. Conditions range from fair to very fine. Bidders are strongly encouraged to view this lot. Estimated Value $350 - 450. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $213
Lot 997		Sagebrush Stars. Most of the photographs are inscribed as well as signed in full. Signed Photographs of Hollywood Cowboys. Nine Black & White, 8 x 10" photographs of famous western stars from television and the silver screen. Includes a photograph of John Hart as the "Lone Ranger," inscribed, "To my very nice friend Mary Bailey: Sincere best wishes John Hart 'The Lone Ranger.'"; an 8 x 10" printed montage of the principal cast of Television's "The Lone Ranger", signed by Clayton Moore; a beaming headshot of Rex Allen; a portrait with horses of Monte Hall; a grizzly headshot of Jack Elam; a two-fisted TV still of character actor Pat Buttiam; a scowling headshot of Yakima Canutt; and two western images of actor Harry Carey, Jr. Estimated Value $150 - 250. View details	Unsold
Lot 998		Withdrawn	Unsold
Lot 999		Two Gentlemen of the Stage and Screen. Lot of two letters from men who made their screen debuts in 1938, but whose careers followed very different paths. 1. Price, Vincent. (1911-1993). Autograph Letter Signed ("Vincent"). One page, quarto, 1966 or 1967, Los Angeles. On personalized stationery. To Chester Kerr. Staple holes at top edge, two horizontal mailing holes, foxing. In very good condition. 2. Redgrave, Michael. (1908-1985). Autograph Letter Signed ("Michael"). Two pages, quarto, London, no date. On personalized stationery. To "Walter." Two horizontal mailing folds with some minor crumpling at the left. In very good condition. Price's letter expresses regrets missing a visit while he was filming The Jackals in South Africa: "Damn it this time I was in South Africa doing a flick and only arrived back too late for your short visit. At least you could have showed up in Nairobi or some such place!…Ever, Vincent". Redgrave also details projects, speeches and travels: "…I leave my play in 3 weeks time; and then go to Buda Pest to give a Shakespeare recital. From thence I go to Vienna, to talk about the Burgtheater production of 'Aspen Papers'…and then join Rachel in Venice and on to Ravenna, Florence, Rome. After that, Greece. Or rather, Corfu…All my best wishes, Michael". Estimated Value $175 - 275. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 1000		Crawford, Joan (1904-1977). Actress who became the epitome of glamour despite a reputation that identified her as rarely likable. Her rags to riches success began when she won a Charleston contest, beginning her film career as a dancer rivalling Clara Bow. Her popularity waned in the 1940s, but she made a come-back playing mature femme fatales, and later she cultivated her popularity in the horror genre. A Silver Gelatin Photograph of Joan Crawford, printed by Mark Viera from an original negative by George Hurrell circa 1933. The dry stamp on the verso is there for identification purposes and was stamped in 1999. This is the only print in the 8 x 10" format that has been stamped on the verso. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 1001		Crawford, Joan. A Silver Gelatin Photograph of Joan Crawford, printed by Mark Viera from an original negative by George Hurrell circa 1933. The dry stamp on the verso is there for identification purposes and was stamped in 1999. This is the only print in the 8 x 10" format that has been stamped on the verso. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 1002		Harlow, Jean (1911-1937). Platinum blonde actress, starring in such films as Dinner At Eight and Red-Headed Woman. Harlow began as an extra in films, and was discovered by Howard Hughes. Thus, with her foot in the door, she became a flashy sexpot with a flair for comedy. Tragically, she died at the early age of 26. A Silver Gelatin Photograph of Jean Harlow printed by Mark Viera from an original negative by George Hurrell circa 1933. The dry stamp on the verso is there for identification purposes and was stamped in 1999. This is the only print in the 8 x 10" format that has been stamped on the verso. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 1003		Harlow, Jean. A Silver Gelatin Photograph of Jean Harlow printed by Mark Viera from an original negative by George Hurrell circa 1930. The dry stamp on the verso is there for identification purposes and was stamped in 1999. This is the only print in the 8 x 10" format that has been stamped on the verso. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 1004		Harlow, Jean. A Silver Gelatin Photograph of Jean Harlow, printed by Mark Viera from an original negative by George Hurrell circa 1933. The dry stamp on the verso is there for identification purposes and was stamped in 1999. This is the only print in the 8 x 10" format that has been stamped on the verso. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 1005		Shearer, Norma (1900-1983). Actress. Shearer began her career in New York City as a model, only slowly making her mark in film with bit parts. She was discovered by Irving Thalberg, a movie executive she later married. Subsequently, a range of roles awaited her, guided by the wisdom of her husband. Films include: Private Lives, The Barretts of Wimpole Street, and Marie Antoinette. A Silver Gelatin Photograph of Norma Shearer printed by Mark Viera from an original negative by George Hurrell circa 1930. The dry stamp on the verso is there for identification purposes and was stamped in 1999. This is the only print in the 8 x 10" format that has been stamped on the verso. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 1006		Sheridan, Ann (1915-1967). Actress who began her career after winning a "Search for Beauty" contest in 1933. A Silver Gelatin Photograph of Ann Sheridan, printed by Mark Viera from an original negative by George Hurrell circa 1938. The dry stamp on the verso is there for identification purposes and was stamped in 1999. This is the only print in the 8 x 10" format that has been stamped on the verso. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 1007		Head, Edith (1897-1981). Celebrated costume designer of over 400 feature films. Nominated for 34 Oscars, Head has been honored with eight of the statuettes. She was hired by Paramount Pictures after answering a newspaper ad for sketch artists and became a celebrated designer in such demand that she rarely did her own sketches. Her work can be seen in the films All About Eve, Sunset Blvd., A Place in the Sun, To Catch a Thief (admittedly, her favorite assignment), Airport, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Roman Holiday, Samson and Delilah, Sabrina, and The Sting, among numerous others. Costume sketch designed by Edith Head. From the "Airport Collection", this drawing pictures a young woman wearing a funky pantsuit in a polka dot design with cropped jacket, barét and large handbag. Head has signed the lower right corner, and identified the outfit for the collection. Measuring 10 x 13½", laid down for an overall size of 12 x 16". Surface crazing, a few abrasions, and light soil. Mat board is a bit worn. Still, in good to very good condition overall. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $173
Lot 1008		Withdrawn	Unsold
Lot 1009		1970s Fashion Sketches. Collection of seven sketches of women's fashions from the seventies. Including sketches of Lilli Diamond wearing a silver chiffon evening gown; a design for a black ruffled wrap dress with bright pink scarf; a sketch of the four "Carol Burnett Show" cast members each wearing glitzy formal wear; a drawing of Edie Adams wearing a butterfly inspired gown by Warden Neil; two sketches of appropriate disco attire; and finally, a sketch of a 70s floral skirt with bright orange wrap shirt. Each ink, graphite, and watercolor on paper or paperboard. Original fabric swatches accompany first two sketches. Sizes range from 8½ x 14" to 16 x 20". Conditions range. Overall in good condition. Estimated Value $100 - 150. View details	Realized $86
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Lot 1014		Four Flashy Costume Sketches. 1. John Baur sketch of a Vegas style show-girl. Dripping with sparkling gems, the curvaceous blonde wears a dazzling sequined outfit with feathered tail and headdress. Signed at the lower right, and dated 1969. Ink, and graphite on paperboard. Measuring 14 x 18". A ¾" tear at left center, soiled edges, with outlines of an additional sketch verso. 2. D. Doucette costume sketch for "Carol Burnette on Ice". The red-headed comedienne wears a sequined red costume with a feathered headdress and elaborate sleeves. Signed at the lower right. Ink and graphite on paperboard. Measuring 14 x 18". Light soiling. 3. Unidentified costume sketch of a pair of dancers, dressed as lobsters complete with sectional abdomens and claws. Indistinctly signed at the lower left with costumer's additional pencil notations in margins. Ink and pencil on paperboard. Measuring 12 x 16". A few pinholes, with toning at edges. 4. Elaborate costume sketch identified as the "Dandelion Girl". Appearing as a dandelion blossom among leaves, the costume features a headdress of a white blossom and a bright green and yellow colored skirt adorned by leaf shaped accents. Fabric swatches included. Indistinctly signed at the lower right. Ink, and pencil on paperboard. Framed under glass to an overall size of 14 x 21¼". Lightly soiled. Overall, the group is in good condition. Estimated Value $100-UP. View details	Realized $58
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Lot 1018		Six Men's Period Costume Sketches. Collection of six sketches of men's period costumes. Featuring a drawing of Turhan Bey as "Aesop" in A Night in Paradise; a sketch of three mature gentlemen in riding attire; a costume sketch for General Custer wearing a heavy navy coat with fur trimmed cape and hat; two sketches of South African Askari men; and finally, a sketch of three warriors from Samarkand. Each in watercolor, ink, and graphite on paperboard. Sizes range from 13¾ x 20¼ to 14½ x 20½". Condition range. Overall, the group is in good condition. Estimated Value $75 - 125. View details	Realized $40
Lot 1019		Sketches of Jim Brady and Gile Steele. 1.Costume sketch of a courtly Medieval lady wearing a flowing purple and pink gown with pale blue quatrefoil pattern and an elaborate headdress designed by Jim Brady. Signed and dated at the lower right. Measuring 8½ x 11". Colored pencil on paper. A few pinholes at upper center, and two soft folds. 2. Costume sketch of a late 18th century gentleman wearing a bright pink jacket and knickers, with salmon vest and white stockings designed by Gile Steele. Signed at the lower right. Measuring 13 x 20". Ink and graphite on paperboard. Edges are worn, light surface dirt. Overall, the group is in very good to fine condition. Estimated Value $75 - 125. View details	Realized $40
Lot 1020		Withdrawn	Unsold
Lot 1021		Women's Costume Sketches from the 50s & 60s. Collection of six costume sketches depicting the fashions of the 50s and 60s. Includes: Judy Canova sporting a yellow and orange gingham shirt with orange skirt; a red, blue, and white, plaid collared dress; a pale blue nightgown; a chartreuse open-necked evening gown; a grey peignoir with scalloped fringe; and, a sporty blue vest and skirt outfit completed with a white berét and striped red and white shirt. Sizes range from 11½ x 14½" to 14¼ x 23". Each ink, graphite, and watercolor on paperboard. Conditions range. Overall, the group is in good condition. Estimated Value $75 - 125. View details	Realized $40
Lot 1022		Women's Fantasy Costume Sketches. Collection of six costume sketches of fantasy fashions. Includes a risqué golden French maid costume; a harem beauty in a sultry gauze ensemble; "Sale of the Century" model Judy Green wearing a green cowgirl outfit; with three additional sketches of dazzling evening gowns by Kent. Each watercolor, ink and graphite on paper, but for the first two on paperboard. Sizes range from 10 x 15" to 12½ x 18½". Conditions range. Overall, in fair to good condition. Estimated Value $75 - 125. View details	Realized $115
Lot 1023		Women's Period Costume Sketches. Collection of six costume sketches featuring a range of period fashions including: a yellow, off the shoulder ball gown; a calico blue dress; a teal blue cocktail dress accented with bows; an elegant floor length black suit; an 18th century blush colored suit created for Evelyn Keyes (remembered as Scarlett O'Hara's younger sister Suellen in Gone With the Wind); and finally, an informal 18th century dress designed for Maggie Squire in a rich green. Sizes range from 11½ x 14½" to 14½ x 23". Fabric swatches for two of the designs are included. Each ink, watercolor and graphite on paperboard, but for one sketch on paper. Conditions range. Overall, the group is in good condition. Estimated Value $75 - 125. View details	Realized $40
Lot 1024		A Few Good Men (Castle Rock, 1992). A rookie military lawyer defends two Marines that have been accused of murder. While investigating the case, it becomes clear that a secret military code was being executed. Starring Tom Cruise, Demi Moore, Jack Nicholson, and Kevin Pollack. Military dress hat worn by Demi Moore as "Jo Galloway" in the film A Few Good Men. The crisp white hat features the decorative Naval Emblem. Identifying plaque indicates that the hat was used by Moore as production inventory of "Vietnam Veterans in the Media". Accompanied by a movie still of Moore in the cap, and a laminated promotional flier. In excellent condition overall. Estimated Value $200 - 300. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $276

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