Hollywood & Entertainment Signature Auction 7332
All 713 lots of Heritage: Hollywood & Entertainment Signature Auction 7332 (Jul 17, 2026). 646 sold, 91% sell-through. Top lot $3,750,000.
Auction facts
- Auction house
- Heritage
- Date
- 2026-07-17
- Lots offered
- 713
Lots
- Lot 89304: Lucky Luciano's Humidor and Game Stand (ca. 1930s-1940s).
- Lot 89311: MGM Studios "Leo the Lion" Executive Paperweight (ca. 1930s-1950s).
- Lot 89314: Moe Howard Personal Script from " Pop Goes the Easel The Three Stooges (Columbia, 1935).
- Lot 89317: Nothing Sacred (United Artists, 1937), Trophy Presented to Carole Lombard from Los Angeles Junior College.
- Lot 89318: Twentieth Century House Ceremonial Key Presented to Walter J. Hutchison (1938).
- Lot 89319: Gone with the Wind (Selznick, 1939), Custom Bound Screenplay, Signed and Inscribed by Legendary Producer David O. Selznick.
- Lot 89321: Hell's Kitchen (Warner Bros., 1939), Huntz Hall "Bingo" Hudson Reform School Hockey Jersey.
- Lot 89323: The Wizard of Oz (MGM, 1939), Margaret Hamilton "The Wicked Witch of the West" Signature Hat.
- Lot 89324: The Wizard of Oz (MGM, 1939), Emerald City "Wash & Brush Up Co." Scarecrow Groomer "OZ" Shirt.
- Lot 89325: The Wizard of Oz (MGM, 1939), Western Costume Company 50th Anniversary Commemorative Ruby Slippers.
- Lot 89326: Mae West Personally Owned Vanity Case (ca. 1940s).
- Lot 89327: Orson Welles Secondary School Report Card (ca. 1920s).
- Lot 89328: Citizen Kane (RKO, 1941), June 5, 1940 Working Draft Screenplay with Historic RKO Inter-Office Memo Containing First Use of the Film's New Title, Citizen Kane
- Lot 89329: The Great Man's Lady (Paramount, 1941), Barbara Stanwyck "Hannah Sempler Hoyt" Original Beadwork from Gown Designed by Edith Head.
- Lot 89333: Spy Smasher (Republic Pictures, 1942), "Spy Smasher" Action Tunic.
- Lot 89334: Captain America (Republic Pictures, 1944), Dick Purcell "Captain America" Signature Tunic.
- Lot 89335: Rope (Transatlantic Pictures, 1948), Rare Archive of Storyboards, Production Notes and Schematic Designs from Alfred Hitchcock's First Color Film.
- Lot 89336: The Barkleys of Broadway (MGM, 1949), Fred Astaire "Josh Barkley" Top Hat.
- Lot 89337: Pair of "Paris" Marquee Signs from the Paris Theatre, New York City (ca. 1948). (Total: 2 Items)
- Lot 89339: The Creature from the Black Lagoon (Universal, 1953), Pair of Producer William Alland's Original Second Draft Screenplays (Second Draft and Revised Second Draft Continuity) with Cast Signatures and Annotations.
- Lot 89343: Bride of Frankenstein (Universal, 1935), Elsa Lanchester "Mary Shelley" Screen-Matched 18th Century Antique Gothic Necklace from the Estate of Elsa Lanchester.
- Lot 89360: Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (Universal, 1953), Lou Costello (2) Piece Suit. (Total: 2 Items)
- Lot 89361: Vault Keeper Birthday Card Artwork Signed by Johnny Craig (ca. 1950s).
- Lot 89362: The African Queen (United Artists, 1951), Large-Scale 10-Foot Hero Production Filming Miniature Steamboat.