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Mansucripts & Collectibles Auciton
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Lot 156 |
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Michael Jackson: Captain EO Scarce Publicity Materials for World Premiere and the California License Plate. Rare file of publicity material for the Michael Jackson 3-D Film Experience at the Magic Eye Theater at Disneyland from former publicist. Included are a full press kit with nine B&W stills, five color slides, invitation, NBC Taping reception, menu and 21 privately taken photos by the publicist of stars arriving to premiere event that includes everyone from Jack Nicholson, Angelica Huston, George Lucas, Francis Coppola, and a great number of stars of the 70s and 80's. Also is a file of Captain EO press coverage the next days after. Also included is an authentic California license plate with CAPTN EO. Unsure if a special issue or to whom registered, but it is mint, never used. Estimated Value $300 - 600
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Rare "The Pee-Wee Herman Show" The Roxy, Los Angeles 1981. Signed by Paul Reubens in Character as Pee-Wee. Very scarce original box office card from the Roxy in Los Angeles for a taping of The Pee-Wee Herman Show in front of a live audience (available on YouTube and it's hilarious). Poster designed by famed illustrator Gary Panter. Paul Reubens has inscribed and signed to Doug Lyon who did publicity in character of Pee-Wee printing in hand like a young kid Hi Doug! Arggghh! Your Pal, Pee-Wee Herman in red ink. Beautifully framed to 16½ x 15" Examined in frame, poster appears near to mint, unfolded no stains or tears. Estimated Value $250 - 500
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Michael Jackson: Two (2) Scarce Australia / New Zealand Programs, Three (3) General World Tour Programs, One VIP Access Pass + MORE. Michael Jackson's 1985 World Tour was a record breaking, thundering tour that set records never before seen. Offered are two from the tours. Two Michael Jackson World Tour programs made only for Australia and New Zealand. Given how few printed, these are very scarce. Both in near to mint condition. Plus three wide issue World Tour programs with exceptional design plus interesting use of die-cut pages. A laminated all access pass is included. All three in excellent condition with only slight wear to bound edge. As these came from the tour marketing executive, there is also the publicist's mock up from the Michael Jackson World Tour in Japan which is of course unique and original. From Japan tour an 8 x 10 color transparency and phone card. Finally a commemorative watch, button and 10 original 4 x 5" photos. Estimated Value $200 - 400
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Island Records Gold Record Award for 1988 Album "Melissa Etheridge". Framed Gold Record award for "Melissa Etheridge", Etheridge's debut smash was released in 1988 and became an underground success. The album peaked at No. 22 on the Billboard 200, and its lead single, "Bring Me Some Water", garnered Etheridge her first Grammy Award nomination for Best Rock Vocal Performance, Female.
This award was for the sales/publicist who oversaw the sale of 500,000 copies. 21 x 17", excellent condition. Estimated Value $100 - 200
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St. Vincent: Trove of Michael Jackson Commemorative First Day Issue Postcards, Stamps All Virtually Mint 75 Pieces Total. From the collection of Jackson's World Tour manager, collection of Michael Jackson First Day Covers and First Day Issue packs of 8 as originally sealed. Each pack contains a different postcard with four stamps, the remaining four have one stamp. Lot contains Six (6) packs for 48 pieces. There is a 12 pack of oversized Fdcs all having 4 stamps. Finally three (3) four pack from St. Vincent entitled Michael Jackson's Leaders of the World First Day Issue of full color photo covers. Also there are a dozen non-canceled stamp blocks in extremely fine condition. All pieces are dated 2 Dec. 1985. Estimated Value $125 - 300
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Humphrey Bogart Suit: Warner Bros. Pictures Handwritten Label in Pocket, Dated August 5, 1941 Production 375, Humphrey Bogart Bold and Clean. Warner Brothers issued wool suit for Humphrey Bogart clearly handwritten on a Warner Bros. label inside suit pocket including the date, 8/5/41 Production 375, Size 38. In very tiny letters just below the Warner Bros. Pictures embroidery, in completely different handwriting is written "Double" and in different ink. (a second suit? a stand-in, a later production? The suit has certainly been worn) It was very common at the studios during WWII to re-use costumes for other films due to shortages.
The exact label in the vest again clearly has handwritten "H. Bogart", Production 375 (but on the lining is stamped, not written, "WB 379). Further the Warner Bros. Pictures label is over-stamped with multiple production numbers. As for the label in the pants, the label clearly at one time got wet and everything smeary.
It is very difficult to match brown pin striped fabric to B&W images, but it seems there is a suit Bogart wears extensively in ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT that very much matches the stripes, buttons and lapels which was released in January 10, 1942 which is the lead time necessary from production in early August, 1941 to release in 1942. Suit is in excellent condition. Estimated Value $2,500 - 3,500
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Elaborate Matador Costume of Exceptional Quality, No Production Identified, Little Evidence of Wear. Jacket, Pants, Shirt, Hat. Exceptional, elaborate, high-end matador costume which by all appearance only briefly worn. In the shirt is a hand stitched, number and that is all available to source. Extremely well cared for, the silk suit has just a few spots of discoloration, but no fading, tears, scant evidence of wear or use. The gold bullion incorporated in the jacket and pants is jaw dropping and having incredible detail. While no size in pants or jacket, it appears to be a men's medium. A matador hat is also included (not pictured) that does have evidence of wear and mild sweat stains. Suit and hat made by Santiago Pelayo in Madrid, Spain and by all measure the premiere house in Spain in the mid-2Oth Century. In hardy condition, Torreador suit could be worn for any occasion especially Halloween. Estimated Value $500 - 900
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SAVING PRIVATE RYAN Original Film Poster Signed by Steven Spielberg. From one of the greatest WWII film's of this generation directed by one of the greatest directors in history, Steven Spielberg's SAVING PRIVATE RYAN. Signed original one sheet (27 x 40") inscribed to Rudy Pi, award winning re-recording mixer credited on over 60 films including "Ryan". Nicely framed in light oak and in superior condition. Estimated Value $400 - 800
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LA CONFIDENTIAL and FACE/OFF: Two Original Movie Posters Signed by The Directors, Curtis Hanson and John Woo. Two great films from 1997: LA CONFIDENTIAL, nominated for 9 Academy Awards including for Best Director, Curtis Hanson but Hanson won for Best Adapted Screenplay. Signed to Rudy Pi his re-recording mixer " On The Q. T. Curtis Hanson" Cult film favorite FACE/OFF which boasted two of the best performances by Nicholas Cage and John Travolta, the director John Woo, inscribes to Rudy and signs his name in English and Chinese. Both in excellent condition. Estimated Value $250 - 500
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AS GOOD AS IT GETS and EVITA: Film Posters Signed by Directors James Brooks and Alan Parker. From the mid-90's EVITA, film musical directed by Alan Parker to Rudy Pi re-recording mixer and AS GOOD AS IT GETS signed by director James Brooks and possibly the boom operator again to Rudy for his re-recording work. Estimated Value $100 - 200
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