Auction 612
All 79 lots of Heritage: Auction 612 (Apr 22, 2005). 38 sold. Prices and results of every lot.
Auction facts
- Auction house
- Heritage
- Date
- 2005-04-22
- Lots offered
- 79
Lots
- Lot 23164: "Blade II" Prop Sword. Featured is a prop sword used by action hero Wesley Snipes in the horror thriller "Blade II." Made by swordsmith and propmaster Tony Swatton, it bears his distinctive stamp at the base of the blade, near the pommel. It's made from aircraft aluminum, with a handle crafted from very dense resin/ rubber composite. Perfect for slaying vampires.
- Lot 23165: "Blair Witch Project" Stick Voodoo Doll. One of the creepiest indie movies ever made, "The Blair Witch Project" was also one of the most successful; a couple of Florida film school grads turned a $50,000 budget into more than $140 million in domestic box office receipts and proved to Hollywood that you don't always have to spend money to make money. The novel approach didn't hurt: The producers gave three actors video equipment, camping supplies, and rough plot outlines, then let them loose in t
- Lot 23182: "Jingle All the Way" Boomerang Prop. Here is the folding boomerang used by action hero-turned-California-governor Arnold Schwarzenegger in the 1996 Christmas comedy "Jingle All the Way." In perfect working condition, the piece is cast in solid metal, has a gold and red enamel finish, and is in excellent condition.
- Lot 23197: "The Spy Who Loved Me" Submarine.
- Lot 23198: "Star Trek" Framed Fabric Swatch and Photograph. Fans of the original "Star Trek" television series will want to consider this item, a swatch of the gold fabric used to make command uniforms such as the one worn by William Shatner in his role of Captain Kirk. The swatch is mounted and framed along with an unsigned color publicity photo of Shatner. A must for any self-respecting Trekkie.
- Lot 23199: Enterprise Models from "Star Trek: First Contact." Here are three die-cast metal models of various incarnations of the starship used as prop decor in the captain's quarters in the 1998 movie "Star Trek: First Contact." The models are disassembled, but in very good condition. (Total: 3 Items)
- Lot 23200: Enterprise "Star Trek" Bridge Chair. Uhura One of the most influential TV shows the original "Star Trek" ranks as nothing short of a cultural phenomenon, having generated ten feature films, four spin-off series, scads of merchandise, and legions of fans over the course of 40 years in the public consciousness. Featured is a bridge chair used by from the starship used in the original series. It's in excellent condition, even after boldly where no man has gone before. (Total: 1 Item)
- Lot 23202: "Star Trek" Crystal Prop. Here is a "crystal" crafted from a form of styrofoam for the "Star Trek" episode titled "By Any Other Name" (airdate: February 23, 1968). The piece is from the collection of by legendary prop maker Greg Jein, who worked as an effects technician, model maker, and miniature artist on four "Trek" feature films and two of the spin-off TV series, as well as the feature films "Star Wars" and "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." The piece is in excellent condition.
- Lot 23203: "Star Wars" Death Star Piece. May the force be with the winning bidder on this original 2" x 2" production piece of the planet-destroying Death Star, used in the movie "Star Wars." The piece is mounted, matted and framed along with an identifying plaque and a photo from "Return of the Jedi." Rebel forces may have blasted it to bits, but those bits are worth collecting.
- Lot 23204: "Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back" Storyboard Drawings Set of Four. This lot includes four small, individual storyboard drawings from the sci-fi sequel, featuring: Luke hanging below the floating city of Bespin; a cockpit shot of Wedge Antilles inside a snowspeeder; a shot of Luke's X-wing beginning it's voyage to Dagobah; and a shot of the Millennium Falcon being chased through an asteroid field. All are matted and in very good condition.
- Lot 23205: Yoda Limited Edition Figure. Featured is a reproduction of Jedi master Yoda, hand-painted and rendered in latex from a sculpting by Mario Chiodo, artist and president of Illusive Concepts Originals. Includes a certificate that lists it as #144 of 9500 made.
- Lot 23208: "Till the Clouds Roll By" Script. A file copy of the screenplay for the 1946 musical "Till the Clouds Roll By," a biopic about Broadway pioneer Jerome Kern starring June Allyson, Van Heflin, Lena Horne, and Cyd Charisse, and a special appearance by Frank Sinatra. Although Richard Whorf was credited as director, the movie featured uncredited direction from Vincente Minnelli; his wife Judy Garland, who played a minor role, was pregnant with daughter Liza Minnelli at the time. She was placed behind
- Lot 23209: "Titanic" Framed Prop and Photograph. A rare item -- a miniature bulkhead door used in James Cameron's chart-busting 1997 feature film "Titanic," winner of 11 Academy Awards. The approximately 3" x 1" item is mounted, framed and matted along with a photo of the original ship and a plaque that reads in part "actual prop pieces used un the movie Titanic."
- Lot 23210: John Wayne Unsigned High School Yearbook. It's the Duke as you've never seen him, in an original, unsigned copy of the 1923 Glendale Union High School yearbook, "The Stylus." The soft-cover yearbook measures 8" x 11" and is 189 pages. Marion Morrison (Wayne's real name) is pictured on page 91 as Class B-11 Vice President, on page 94 with his whole class, and on page 137 with the football team. In fine condition, with binding slightly loose, and some mild wear to covers.
- Lot 23211: John Wayne Pressbooks. Here are two vintage pressbooks for John Wayne classics -- one for the 1949 western "The Fighting Kentuckian" (in very good condition with a fold crease, some edge and surface wear, and a 1 1/2" tear at the top of the spine); and one for 1951 war drama "The Flying Leathernecks" (in very good condition with a fold crease and some edge and surface wear). (Total: 2 items)
- Lot 23212: Earl MacPherson "John Wayne" Painting. A painting of the Duke in in his role of Rooster Cogburn from "True Grit" -- the only role he ever won an Oscar for -- painted by artist Earl MacPherson, the creator of the 'artist's sketch pad' style of pin-up artwork, in 1990 (three years before his death). In excellent condition.
- Lot 23213: Original "Wonder Woman" Costumes Sketch. The original, 15" x 20" costume sketch for the 1975-79 "Wonder Woman" TV series, which starred Lynda Carter as the titular superheroine, drawn by costume designer Donfeld. Attached to the sketch are fabric swatches used in the designing of the costume. The sketch was given as a gift by Donfeld to actor Richard Chamberlain; inscribed on the back is "For dear Richard. From dear Donf. With every kindest good wish and sincere admiration. As ever, Donfeld (Him
- Lot 23214: Ed Wood "Bride of the Atom" Movie Script. Was Ed Wood really the worst director who ever lived? His films were campy, clumsy, and incredibly inept, but their enthusiasm and good humor often overcome incoherent scripts and wooden performances, and quite frankly, bad movies can be just as entertaining as good ones. This lot features an original copy of Wood's screenplay for his fifth feature film, "Bride of the Atom" (released as "Bride of the Monster" in 1955). The plot -- what there was of it --
- Lot 23216: Jack Albertson "Ensign O'Toole" Costume. The short-lived sitcom "Ensign O'Toole" aired in the early '60s at a time when comedies about the armed services were all the rage (witness "Sgt. Bilko," "McHale's Navy," "Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.," and "No TIme For Sergeants"). Featured here is a costume uniform, comprised of khaki hat, pants, belt, shirt, and coat, worn by Albertson on the series in his role of Lt. Cmdr. Stoner. All items are in excellent condition. (Total: 5 Items)
- Lot 23217: Rex Allen- Pants with Western Costume Company Tags Rex Allen was one of the last of the movie "Singing Cowboys." Offered here is a pair of light green western style slacks with sequins down each leg, some of which are missing.
- Lot 23218: At it's height, the TV series "Baywatch" was syndicated in 148 countries. The series helped launch the careers of several rising stars, including that of actress Pamela Anderson. Included in this lot are two red, one-piece bathing suits similar to those she wore on the series, autographed by Anderson in black ink. Pamela Anderson Signed Bathing Suits.
- Lot 23219: Offered is a white dinner jacket and black slacks worn by Warren Beatty in the acclaimed 1991 biopic "Bugsy." Beatty received an Oscar nomination for his performance as notorious gangster and Las Vegas entrepreneur Bugsy Siegel. Warren Beatty "Bugsy" Costume.
- Lot 23220: An alumnus of Chicago's famous Second City comedy troupe, actor John Belushi shot to stardom as one of the founding cast members of "Saturday Night Live" and star of such movies as "National Lampoon's Animal House," "The Blues Brothers," and "Neighbors," before dying of a drug overdose in 1982 at the age of 33. Featured is a sleeveless t-shirt owned and worn by Belushi, covered in various handwritten slogans, including the phrase "Gotta lotta livin' to do." John Belushi Shirt.
- Lot 23221: A vintage long-sleeved Chicago Blackhawks hockey shirt owned and worn by the late comedian. John Belushi Hockey Shirt.