Auction 606
All 41 lots of Heritage: Auction 606 (Oct 1, 2004). 26 sold. Top lot $8,963. Prices and results of every lot.
Auction facts
- Auction house
- Heritage
- Date
- 2004-10-01
- Lots offered
- 41
Lots
- Lot 23219: One of the most successful vocal groups in the history of country music, the Statlers achieved their notoriety while touring with Johnny Cash from 1963-1971. Known for their fine harmonies and consummate stage presence, they had a succession of hits during the '70s. In 1982, member Lew DeWitt died, but the group went on and had a long-running variety show on TNN. Four sets of two-piece suits include pants and jackets, especially designed for each member of the ever-popular Statler Brothers. Char
- Lot 23220: Ernest Tubb had a career that spanned half a century, from his first radio date in 1932 until his death in 1984. He had a long association with Decca Records, beginning with his recording of "Blue-Eyed Elaine" in 1940. During his career Ernest Tubb charted nearly 100 times on the Billboard's Country chart, and was the sixth member elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame, in 1965. This cream-colored hat was designed for Ernest Tubb by Campbell. Inside the rim is Tubb's name written on masking t
- Lot 23221: Nicknamed Bocephus by his legendary father, Hank Williams Jr. was only three years old when Hank Williams Sr. died, and debuted on the stage of the Opry at the age of 11. He sang all the songs on the soundtrack of "Your Cheatin' Heart", his father's film biography. In the early '70s, Williams crossed over to the pop charts, and has continued to enjoy popularity with Pop and Country fans. This Western style shirt, designed by "The Alamo of Nashville", belonged to Hank Williams, Jr., and features
- Lot 23222: This olive-green, mint condition U.S. Air Force Flight Suit was presented to Tammy Wynette after she entertained the troops. There are patches on each shoulder and right front. On the left front is a leather velcro patch that bears her name. Inside the front left pocket is a patch from the 18th MAS MAC that was presented to Tammy. On the back is inscribed, "To Tammy- An honorary member of the 18th MAS Blue Diamonds." Also included in this lot is an honorary Resolution issued to Tammy Wynette by
- Lot 23223: Offered here is Tammy Wynette's wedding dress and veil that she personally donated to the Country Music Wax Museum. As you can see in the photos, this is a gorgeous dress with much elaborate lace-work. Outfit shows normal age toning. Included in this lot is the metal Kleenex-tissue holder from Tammy and George Jones' famous country house. One can only imagine how many times she had to restock this tissue holder, considering the ups and downs during her time with Jones. Tammy Wynette Wedding Dres
- Lot 23224: Marie Osmond Two-Piece Outfit, Hat, Hatbands, and Belt designed by Nudie
- Lot 23225: Tex Ritter was one of the first and greatest country stars, beginning his career on radio, appearing on Broadway, and starring in over 85 Hollywood films, as a singing cowboy from 1936-1945. As his movie career began to decline, Ritter's singing career took off. He was the first country artist signed to Capitol Records, and scored hit after hit with such songs as "I'm Wastin' My Tears On You, Jealous Heart", "You Will Have To Pay", and "Rock and Rye". He added to his credits with much television
- Lot 23226: This blue two-piece suit designed for Cowboy by Nudie is a prime example of Nudie's earlier work, understated and classic in design, yet still full of personality. This outfit shows age wear with stains on pants and coat, and the coat is missing a button. Cowboy Copas Suit Designed by Nudie.
- Lot 23227: Copas got his big break as the vocalist for Pee Wee King's group, recording a hit with King's composition, "Tennessee Waltz". He followed with many more hits and appeared as a popular regular on the Grand Ole Opry. In 1962, Cowboy Copas was killed in the same plane crash that also took the lives of Hawkshaw Hawkins and Patsy Cline. This stage-worn red, ornate suit, designed by Nudie, features Western style gray piping. Not only is Nudie's label sewn into both coat and pants, but Cowboy Copas' na
- Lot 23229: Bill Anderson's song, "City Lights", was a hit for Ray Stevens in 1958, and Bill scored a hit for himself in 1960, with his song, "The Tip of My Fingers." In 1962 and 1963, Anderson had #1 hits with "Mama Sang a Song" and "Still." Over the years, Bill Anderson had many more of his own hits, plus he penned classics for such other stars as Jim Reeves, Brenda Lee, Conway Twitty, and Lefty Frizzell. Inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2001, Bill Anderson is a true legend of country music
- Lot 23231: Merle Travis can only be truly described as a "Renaissance Man" of the country music world. Not only is he forever a legend on guitar and for his songwriting and singing, but Travis was also a renowned guitar designer and author. In 1946, after signing with Capitol Records, Merle scored his first vocal hit with "Cincinnati Lou", then followed with a number one hit entitled, "Divorce Me C.O.D". Travis designed an electric Spanish solid-body guitar in 1948, and the legend goes that this instrument
- Lot 23232: The Wilburn brothers scored their first hit, "Sparkling Brown Eyes" in 1954 and went on to record 30 more chart hits between 1955 and 1972. In 1963, they hosted their own TV variety series and helped launch the careers of the Oak Ridge Boys, Tammy Wynette, and Barbara Mandrell. Doyle died in 1982, and Teddy in 2003. This lot contains two complete two-piece outfits (pants and shirt) designed for and worn by Doyle and Teddy Wilburn. Each pair of pants and shirt has the Nudie label attached, and is
- Lot 23233: Ernest Tubb Suit Designed by Texas Mesquite
- Lot 23234: Webb Pierce Suit Designed by Nudie
- Lot 23235: George Jones Stage-Worn 2-Piece Suit Designed by Nudie Cohn with Gold Boots and Record Album Picturing Suit New York Times
- Lot 23241: This Elvis Presley white jumpsuit with eagle motif embroidered on it as well as rhinestones, stars and studs, was custom designed by Judy of Nashville. This lot also comes with a matching white cape with red satin lining, an elaborate costume belt with studs and rhinestones, and a scarf. We know this impressive outfit was made for Elvis, but we cannot positively ascertain that this was actually worn in performance by "The King." Elvis Presley White Jumpsuit, Belt, Scarf, and Cape.
- Lot 23332: Pamela Anderson Signed Pink and White Dress Accompanied by COA from PSA/DNA.