Hollywood Auction 56
All 986 lots of Profiles in History: Hollywood Auction 56 (Jul 29, 2013). 812 sold, 82% sell-through. Top lot $1,300,000. Prices and results of every lot.
Auction facts
- Auction house
- Profiles in History
- Date
- 2013-07-29
- Location
- Calabasas, CA
- Lots offered
- 986
Lots
- Lot 386: Collection of (110) Oversize Custom Portraits in Presentation Album of Mary Philbin from the Man Who Laughs by Jack Freulich
- Lot 387: (100+) Vintage Photo Mockups of Silent Screen Stars for the Los Angeles Evening Express
- Lot 388: United Artists Agreement Signed by Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Charlie Chaplin, D. W. Griffith, and Joseph Schenck
- Lot 389: Vintage Pickfair Estate Pictorial Brochure
- Lot 390: Original Deluxe Program for the World Premiere of Chaplin’s the Gold Rush at Grauman’s Egyptian Theater
- Lot 391: Original Charlie Chaplin "Tramp" cane from Modern Times
- Lot 392: Vintage Metal Paramount Pictures Private Property Sign
- Lot 393: Vintage Paramount Studios Optical Laboratories Bronze Sign
- Lot 394: German WWI Coat from All Quiet on the Western Front
- Lot 395: Original German Movie Program for Der Blaue Engel with Emil Jannings Signed Postcard
- Lot 396: Hells Angels Leather-Covered World Premiere Program
- Lot 397: Vintage Burbank Country Club Photo of Bing Crosby and (5) Checks Endorsed by Crosby, Adolphe Menjou, Johnny Weismuller and Others
- Lot 398: Vintage 1929/1930 MGM Campaign Book
- Lot 399: Vintage Steel Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Sign
- Lot 400: MGM’s “LEO THE LION” ARCHIVE COLLECTION WITH (2) VOLNEY PHIFER PHOTO ALBUMS, PHIFER HAT, AND PLAQUES FROM LEO’S COUNTRY WIDE TOURING
- Lot 401: Vintage MGM Studio Paperweight and Pencil Sharpener
- Lot 402: 1935 Les Miserables Set Key Book
- Lot 403: John Barrymore “Mercutio” Tunic from Romeo and Juliet
- Lot 404: Fifty (50) Important Books on Hollywood
- Lot 405: Sergei Eisenstein Original Certificate of Honor Presented at the First International Soviet Film Festival, 1935
- Lot 406: A Collection of 1,000+ Photoplay Magazines from the Golden Age of Hollywood to the 1970S
- Lot 407: Original Artwork of Katharine Hepburn on a Piece of the 1923 Hollywood Sign
- Lot 408: Assistant Director Eric G. Stacey’s Cast-Signed Gone with the Wind Novel
- Lot 409: Gone with the Wind Final Shooting Script Presented by David O. Selznick to Assistant Director Eric G. Stacey