Hollywood & Entertainment Auction 118
All 590 lots of Profiles in History: Hollywood & Entertainment Auction 118 (Dec 18, 2020). 372 sold, 63% sell-through. Top lot $252,000.
Auction facts
- Auction house
- Profiles in History
- Date
- 2020-12-18
- Location
- Calabasas, CA
- Lots offered
- 590
Lots
- Lot 291: Dustin Hoffman oversize portrait photograph
- Lot 293: Harper Goff original concept artwork of the Long Tunnel for Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
- Lot 294: Collection of (8) posters, prints, and ephemera
- Lot 295: Writer John D.F. Black’s script from Shaft
- Lot 296: The legendary David Weisz MGM Auction (4) catalogs with supplements, poster, lot tags, and ephemera
- Lot 297: Robert Redford as “Bill McKay” prop campaign poster from The Candidate
- Lot 298: Enter the Dragon Banner for the Film Premiere at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood
- Lot 299: Choreographer Alan Smith’s personal script for Young Frankenstein
- Lot 300: Sean Connery “Raisuli” hero sword from The Wind and the Lion from the collection of writer/director John Milius
- Lot 301: Craig R. Baxley “Madrid Biker #1” screen used jersey from Rollerball
- Lot 302: The Enforcer First Draft script with working title: "Dirty Harry #3"
- Lot 303: Original “Kong” maquette from King Kong
- Lot 304: Alien Mother ship base chamber miniature from Close Encounters of the Third Kind
- Lot 305: Ed “Big Daddy” Roth original airbrush t-shirt artwork with corresponding bleed-through transfer backing board
- Lot 306: Nickelodeon Final Draft script
- Lot 307: Revenge of the Pink Panther Shooting script
- Lot 308: Frank Sinatra’s Personal Custom Tailored Shirt
- Lot 309: Alien early concept art
- Lot 310: Early original Apple Computer, Inc. retail sign
- Lot 311: Original Bob Peak poster concept artwork for Apocalypse Now
- Lot 312: Joann Daley original promotional artwork for a Carroll O’Connor holiday special
- Lot 313: Flash Gordon “Hawkman” palace guard sword
- Lot 314: Joann Daley promotional artwork for Fast Times at Ridgemont High
- Lot 315: Richard Attenborough’s Directors Guild Award From 1982 for Most Outstanding Directorial Achievement for the Classic Gandhi