Hollywood Auction 37
All 1,372 lots of Profiles in History: Hollywood Auction 37 (Oct 9, 2009). 1,120 sold, 86% sell-through. Top lot $120,000. Prices and results of every lot.
Auction facts
- Auction house
- Profiles in History
- Date
- 2009-10-09
- Location
- Calabasas, CA
- Lots offered
- 1,372
Lots
- Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes straight razors and shaving brushes from Schindler’s List
- Liam Neeson “Oskar Schindler” notebook & pencil & “Emilie Schinder” suitcase from Schindler’s List
- Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes wine and shot glasses from Schindler’s List
- Kenneth Branagh period-style shirt from Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
- Trio of Kirsten Dunst “Claudia” prop dolls from Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles
- Horus wrist gauntlets from Stargate SG-1
- Original Sanjulian concept artwork from Braveheart
- Screen-used hero traveling trunk and personal effects from Larger Than Life
- Prop newspaper “Nite Owl Massacre”, Nite Owl coffee mug and premier passes from L.A. Confidential
- Gotham City police car license plate and vehicle identification card from Batman Returns
- Liam Neeson “Henri Ducard” hero metal sword from Batman Begins
- Gotham National Bank deposit slip, Police Dept. badge and souvenir Bat ship from The Dark Knight
- Justin Lazard “Patrick Ross” complete costume from Species II
- Tom Hanks signature “Michael Sullivan” overcoat and black fedora from Road to Perdition
- Henchman hero sword used to fight Zorro in The Legend of Zorro
- Iconic prop flip number alarm clock showing “3:15AM” from The Amityville Horror
- Stunt rubber spiked baseball bat from Saw II
- Charles Rocket “D5B” android head from The Steel Collar Man
- Stan Winston Studio “leaping werewolf” maquette
- Screen-used internal servo-controlled “Teddy” from A.I.: Artificial Intelligence
- Pair of screen-used Monster heads from Creature Features: How to Make a Monster
- Screen-used Elizabeth Short “The Black Dahlia” corpse torso from The Black Dahlia
- Screen-used Budweiser “Er” animatronic frog from the television commercials
- Screen-used Budweiser “Frank” and “Louie” animatronic chameleons from the television commercials