Auction 612
All 131 lots of Heritage: Auction 612 (Apr 22, 2005). 67 sold. Top lot $50,788. Prices and results of every lot.
Auction facts
- Auction house
- Heritage
- Date
- 2005-04-22
- Lots offered
- 131
Lots
- Lot 21326: This elegant two-piece suit was designed by C FM for the artist. The coat and pants are powder blue, with ornate and beautiful ivory lace and pearl-like epaulets sewn in. This outfit is absolutely beautiful. Ronnie McDowell Two-Piece Outfit.
- Lot 21327: Roger Miller Taupe Jacket
- Lot 21329: Designer Harvey Krantz designed this powder blue ruffled shirt and matching button-up pants. Further enhancing the pants are darker blue velvet, diamond shapes sewn in. There is a small stain on the right front of the shirt and some slight frays on the pants, obviously the result of performance wear. An impressive and elaborate stage outfit. (Total: 2 Items) Orion Outfit.
- Lot 21330: Dolly Parton Dress.
- Lot 21331: This lot includes the ultimate Minnie Pearl collection! Included is one of Minnie's own straw stage hats, adorned with beautiful pastel silk flowers, designed by Gene Kittrell Cain/Sloan Co., plus one of her cream floral print dresses. The hat is very brittle with age, yet still in fine condition, and the dress with normal age wear is also fine condition. Also included is Minnie Pearl's actual wax museum head that is so lifelike that you expect her to open her mouth and say, "Howdy!" With all th
- Lot 21332: Charley Pride started his career as a baseball player in the Negro American League. Always a musician at heart, he would jam with bands in every city his baseball team played in. During a trip to Nashville, Pride signed with RCA Records upon the recommendation of Chet Atkins. From the 1970s to 1984, Charley Pride had songs on the charts 29 times. Inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2000, Pride is one of the most beloved country stars and one of the richest country stars due to his wi
- Lot 21334: Black leather motorcycle jacket with patches on the back promoting the band's 1992 release "Mondo Bizarro." Ramones "Mondo Bizarro" Leather Tour Jacket.
- Lot 21335: A white tuxedo shirt originally owned and worn by country music pioneer Jim Reeves. In excellent condition with small, faint stains on the collar, shirtfront, and back. Jim Reeves Tuxedo Shirt.
- Lot 21336: Known as Gentleman Jim Reeves, this singer was perhaps the biggest male star to emerge from the Nashville sound. Major crossover hits included and before his career was tragically cut short by a plane crash in 1964. The suit was made by Joseph Frank & Son of Nashville and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from the estate of Jim Reeves. Jim Reeves- Handsome Two Piece Brown Pin Stripe Suit He'll Have to Go
- Lot 21337: When Marty Robbins died in 1982, he left behind an immense legacy including 94 charting Country hits. His recordings were as diverse, musically, as was Marty's life. He was a country star and his music crossed over into the pop market. He was an actor, a race car driver, and a favorite of fans around the world. This Hinchman racing suit has Goodyear patches on the front and back of the suit, plus Marty Robbins' name sewn on the left front. This suit was made in Indianapolis from the early to mid
- Lot 21338: An exceptional piece of stage wear worn by the inimitable Rolling Stones frontman during the Stones' 1975 Tour of the Americas. For the custom design, emulating the New York Rangers hockey jersey, Jagger commissioned well-known New York jersey designer Gerry Cosby of Madison Square Garden to create this unique article of clothing. Throughout the tour, Jagger would appear onstage during a show in a Stones jersey made in the likeness of that arena's home hockey team. Jagger wore this particular je
- Lot 21339: An amazing piece from the Stones' 1975 Tour of the Americas, this is Mick Jagger's blue terrycloth robe, worn by him throughout the majority of the U. S. dates for the tour. Custom designed by Pierre Cardin of Paris/New York, the robe features a broad, yellow "Rolling Stones" logo stitched across the back and "T.O.T.A. 75" across the left front breast. Primarily worn by Jagger as he arrived onto and exited from the stage, the robe shows some moderate usage wear, including some tearing to the sti
- Lot 21340: Featured is a red suit designed for Rolling Stone Keith Richards by rodeo tailor Nudie Cohn, featuring tons of rhinestones, shiny silver lapels, and a Southwestern motif that includes snakes, setting suns, Indian designs, and a couple of flying saucers (inspired by a visit to Roswell, New Mexico, perhaps?). Some staining to the right sleeve and lower front. A snazzy ensemble, to say the least. Keith Richards Two-Piece Suit Designed by Nudie.
- Lot 21343: During the 1950s, Carl Smith was one of country music's most prolific hit-makers. His first big record was "Mr. Moon," followed by "If Teardrops Were Pennies," "Me and My Broken Heart," and "There's Nothing as Sweet as My Baby." For the next several years it was hit after hit after hit. Smith toured with the Philip Morris Country Music Show and Red Foley's Jubilee U.S.A. Carl Smith had at least one song on the country charts every year between 1951 and 1973. He was elected to the Country Music H
- Lot 21344: Here is a light blue paisley jacket worn by singer and pop culture icon Snoop Dogg in his video "From the Chuuuch to the Palace," from his CD "Paid Tha Cost to Be Da Boss." Snoop Dogg Paisley Jacket.
- Lot 21345: Hank Snow was signed to his first recording contract in 1936, and subsequently recorded more than 80 albums and over 2000 songs and instrumentals. A member of the Opry for over 40 years, Snow was elected into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1979. When Hank Snow died, he left a huge legacy to the history of country music. These dress pants were donated by Hank Snow to the Country Wax Museum and would be a fine addition to any country fan. Pants are in good condition and show normal age wear. Th
- Lot 21346: Billie Jo Spears was a huge star in Great Britain and toured there regularly. A sultry blues singer, she scored a major hit in 1969 with "Mr. Walker, It's All Over" and followed up with several other Top Ten hits. This beautiful high-waist ivory colored gown with billowing sleeves belonged to Billie Jo Spears. The bottom portion of this gown is replete with intricate lacework. In fine condition with normal age wear, the gown is perfect for display. Also included in this lot is an unsigned 8" x 1
- Lot 21347: Featured is the performance costume worn by Britney Spears during the song "Boys" from the 2001 "Britney Spears Live from Las Vegas" video. Included in the lot are a pair of black leather boots, bra top with sequins, wrist cuffs, halter top, and pants. Britney Spears "Boys" Costume.
- Lot 21348: Here is a neon paint-splattered costume with matching hat worn by Britney Spears during her 2003 "Stronger" Tour. Obtained from a charity auction held by the Britney Spears Foundation, the costume is in excellent condition and includes a letter of authenticity signed by the pop star. Britney Spears "Stronger" Outfit with Hat.
- Lot 21349: One of the most successful vocal groups in the history of country music, the Statler Brothers achieved their notoriety while touring with Johnny Cash from 1963-71. 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 continued on and had a long-running variety show on TNN. Featured are four sets of two-piece suits specially designed for each member of the group. Each is charcoal colored with ma
- Lot 21350: 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. After his song, "Walkin' the Floor Over You" became a country classic in 1943, Tubb would achieve movie roles, a spot in the Opry, and major stardom with his own show, "The "Midnight Jamboree." During his career Ernest Tubb racked up over fifty hit songs, many being his own compos
- Lot 21351: The eldest son of legend Ernest Tubb, Justin was a long-time fixture on the Grand Ole Opry. Offered here is a fine Western-style gray suit once owned and worn by this talented singer and songwriter. Justin Tubb- Two Piece Gray Western Style Suit.
- Lot 21352: This is a great lot for any fan of Ms. West. Included is a gorgeous cream colored soft felt fedora-type hat made by Calgary Stampede with rich red silk lining, and on the inside lining, Dottie has added her personal autograph! Also included is a vintage 5" x 7" photo inscribed, "Go West young man - Dottie." Quite nice! Dottie West Hat Plus Signed Vintage Photo.
- Lot 21353: Nicknamed Bocephus by his legendary father. Jr. 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 mother of pearl snaps on the front as well as the sleeves. In fine condi