Goldberg Coins and Collectibles

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Manuscript and Collectibles Auction

Entertainment Memorabilia

Lot	Photo	Description	Realized
Lot 549		A Few Good Men. 1992 film by Rob Reiner starring Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson, Demi Moore. Tom Cruise's Navy Cap. Used during the production of A Few Good Men. Also included is an 8 x 10" Black and white production still, a laminated mini "poster", and a laminated inventory card. Four items in all. Fine. Estimated Value $150 - 250. View details	Realized $805
Lot 550		Anderson, Eddie "Rochester". Jack Benny's sidekick. Document Signed One page, Octavo, recto/verso. Los Angeles, Jan. 28, 1938. An application for membership in the American Federation of Radio Artists. Document addresses such points as payment of dues, job title, organization name and approximate yearly income. Signed boldly on front in black ink. Slight fold crease. Very Good. Estimated Value $400 - 500. View details	Unsold
Lot 551		[Baily, Pearl]. A magnificently hand crafted, sterling belt buckle featuring a relief reproduction of the singer's autograph. Inscribed on the reverse: "Designed for and Presented to Pearl Bailey March 2, 1983 with our sincere appreciation. Showcase Designs Incorporated, Oklahoma City, OK." 5 x 2½". Very Good. Estimated Value $125 - 175. View details	Unsold
Lot 552		Glamour Photograph Tobacco Cards, c.1880. Lot of Twelve. Silver Sepia, mostly 2.25 x 4". Featuring the "Smoke Mackinaw Ducks" girls; Grace Ceavy, Jennie Bartine, the Duke's Special girls; Eva Schaler & Amma Jutean, Sweet Caporal Cigarette "Baby Parker" and others. Age-toning, some with creased edges. Very Good. Estimated Value $250 - 300. View details	Unsold
Lot 553		Lennon, John. Beatles Icon. About six 2/3" strands of the slain musical legend John Lennon's hair, encased in a beautiful golden locket. Accompanied by a letter of authenticity witnessed by Public Notary, Kimberly Blackman and a supporting affidavit relating to the certification of the piece. This remarkable relic is protected by a firm crystal clear polyglass holder that can double as a frame. 11 x 14". Estimated Value $600 - 800. View details	Unsold
Lot 554		Monroe, Marilyn. The 20th Century's Greatest Sex Symbol. Authentic 1/3 inch strand of hair encased in ornate golden frame taken from a lock of Monroe's hair saved by her mother. World famous expert, Charles Hamilton has certified the authenticity and origin of the piece. Eleven pages of Charles Hamilton's certification are enclosed. This remarkable relic is protected by a firm crystal clear poly-glass holder that can double as a frame. 11 x 14". Estimated Value $500 - 600. View details	Unsold
Lot 555		My Fair Lady. Warner Bros. Film (1968) starring Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison. Photograph Signed. Black and white, 8 x 10", n.d., n.p. A production still from the Warner Bros. film. Signed by Hepburn boldly in blue pen across bottom and inscribed "Best Wishes/ Rex Harrison" upon his likeness. Very Good. Estimated Value $300 - 400. View details	Realized $288
Lot 556		Norris, Paul. American Cartoonist, artist of the popular comic strip "Jungle Jim" with King Features Syndicate from 1948-1954. Six Original Story Panels Signed. Series of six original hand-drawn story panels, each 10½ x 12½", accomplished in black ink, with some panels colored with blue backgrounds, for a comic book by Vincent Starrett entitled "Too Many Sleuths," from 1948, for King Features Syndicate. Each panel is signed "Paul Norris," and includes hand-penciled dialog on its bottom border. Each panel constitutes a "chapter" in the narrative, and is marked sequentially. All panels are in fine condition, though there is soiling around the edges where they have been handled. Estimated Value $150 - 250. View details	Realized $104
Lot 557		Platoon. Before 1986, the Vietnam War carried with it an aura of frustration and shame. Opinions on the "military conflict" will always be vast and heated, but thanks to a gritty film, by a then unknown film maker, respect and honor was given to those who deserved it most--the ones who fought and died in it. The motion picture Platoon, starring Charlie Sheen, Tom Berenger, Willam Dafoe and directed by Oliver Stone, won the 1986 Academy Award for Best Picture. The commercial and critical success of the film subsequently spawned numerous Vietnam War films, thus further continuing a new found sense of compassion for Vietnam Veterans. Army Helmet from Platoon. Authentic military issue, 11.5 x 9.5 x 7", 3.4 lbs. Features a "Property of Vietnam Veterans in the Media -- Production Inventory -- PLATOON with: Sheen, Charlie -- Jan. 30, 1986" badge inside. Also included; 8 x 10" color production still of Charlie Sheen as "Chris" from the movie. Very Good. Estimated Value $75 - 125. View details	Realized $805
Lot 558		Presley, Elvis. "The King." Authentic 1/3 inch strand of Presley's hair in an ornate, double locket. It was originally acquired by famous late night talk show host Joe Franklin. Elvis apparently saved some of the hair from his famous first GI haircut and presented this to Franklin as a memento for his collection. Includes a description of provenance and biographical information, plus a newspaper article on this event. This remarkable relic is protected by a firm crystal clear polyglass holder that can double as a frame. 11 x 14". Estimated Value $400 - 500. View details	Unsold
Lot 559		Star Trek & The Next Generation: Audio Tapes. "Space… the final frontier. These are the Voyages of the starship Enterprise. It's five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations -- to boldly go where no man has gone before." On September 8, 1966, those now-familiar words first introduced an entire generation of television viewers to STAR TREK. Over the course of its three-year network run, the show developed a fan following unprecedented in the entertainment history -- a following that is still growing with the release of each new STAR TREK motion picture. Much of the show's appeal came from its blueprint for the future -- a future where man had put aside his differences to reach the stars. STAR TREK gave us a Russian and a American working side-by-side, television's first interracial kiss, the name for America's first space shuttle -- Enterprise -- and a host of unforgettable characters: the unflappable Captain Kirk, his half-human science officer Spock, the irascible Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy, and ever-resourceful engineer Montgomery Scott, to name a few. Fifteen Cassettes. Ten Star Trek tapes dramatizing seven novels and three of the feature films with dramatic readings by Leonard Nimoy and George Takei, enhanced sound effects and an original score. The five The Next Generation cassettes also feature dramatic readings, special effects and original scores. Entire collection in original packaging. Very Good. Estimated Value $200 - 300. Collection belonged to a high ranking officer in one of Paramount's companies. View details	Realized $115
Lot 560		Star Trek & The Next Generation: Books. Seven Soft Covers featuring the novels, "Star Trek: The Next Generation", "Star Trek -The Lost Years", "Star Trek- Enterprise - The First Mission" and "Star Trek: The Next Generation - Metamorphosis- The First Giant Novel". Also included are "Strange and Amazing Facts About Star Trek", "The Monsters of Star Trek" and "The Klingon Dictionary". Two Hard Cover novels by Diane Duane, "Spock's World" and "Star Trek: The Next Generation Dark Mirror". The novel, "Spock's World" is missing its dust cover and exhibits a small tear along the binding. Very Good. Estimated Value $100 - 150. Collection belonged to a high ranking officer in one of Paramount's companies. View details	Unsold
Lot 561		Star Trek Books: Large Format. Lot of Eight. This collection features six reference/ manual type books each in the neighborhood of 200 pages and two children's activities books of roughly 30 pages each. Titles include; "The Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion", "Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual", "The Star Trek Compendium", "Star Trek-- The Worlds of the Federation", "Star Trek: Chronology: The History of the Future", "Star Trek: The Next Generation: 20th Century Computers", "The Star Trek Adventure Coloring Book" and "The Star Trek Puzzle Book". Very Good. Estimated Value $200 - 300. Collection belonged to a high ranking officer in one of Paramount's companies. View details	Unsold
Lot 562		Star Trek: Collectibles. Three unique items. A.)The Tholian Web. A 7 x 6" Die-cast metal encased sphere. With the flick of a switch, the tiny starship Enterprise model suspended inside the "globe" appears to fly through the galaxy as sparkling matter circles about in a water solution. B.) The Official 25th Anniversary Star Trek "Tankard." Made from fine, lead-free pewter, this beautiful 3.5 lb. mug is decorated "high-relief" imagery of Captain Kirk, Spock, Dr. McCoy and the Starship Enterprise. The legendary motto, "To Boldly Go Where No Man Has Gone Before" circles the lower border. C.) Klingon Cruiser. A clear plexiglass placard that features a "3-D" bas relief of the infamous alien starship flying through space. Part of the 25th Anniversary collection. Roughly 7 x 7". Fine. Estimated Value $200 - 300. Collection belonged to a high ranking officer in one of Paramount's companies. View details	Realized $115
Lot 563		Star Trek: Commemorative Plates. Each of the large pieces are numbered and were part of a collection that was limited to 14 firing days. Lot of Eight. Five Small plates measuring just over 4" diameter. Showcase characters of the show in lovely watercolor renderings and features the motto, "The Voyages of the Starship Enterprise… To Boldly Go Where No Man Has Gone Before" along the border. Three Large plates just under 9" diameter. Part of the Hamilton Collection, these plates feature lovely painted depictions of Spock, Dr. McCoy and Uhura and gold plated borders. Each. Fine. Estimated Value $200 - 300. Collection belonged to a high ranking officer in one of Paramount's companies. View details	Unsold
Lot 564		Star Trek: Movie Posters. Lot of Seven. 27 x 40", Titles include, First Contact (1996), Generations (1994), Star Trek V - The Final Frontier (1989), and Star Trek IV- The Search for Spock (1986) (Two Styles). Wear along edges is evident. Fine. Estimated Value $75 - 125. Collection belonged to a high ranking officer in one of Paramount's companies. View details	Unsold
Lot 565		Star Trek: Software & Compact Discs. Lot of Five. A.) Three programs: Interactive Fiction for the PC - "The Promethean Prophecy", "First Contact" and "The Kobayashi Alternative". B.) 25th Anniversary Compact Disc. "The Astral Symphony"-- Historic compilation of memorable music from the original soundtrack recordings of all five STAR TREK motion pictures. C.) 25th Anniversary Audio Collection. Three novels on four compact discs. "Enterprise: The First Adventure", "Strangers from the Sky", and "Final Frontier." Fine. Estimated Value $100 - 200. Collection belonged to a high ranking officer in one of Paramount's companies. View details	Unsold
Lot 566		Star Trek: Starship Models. Lot of Five. A) 25th Anniversary Model of the Enterprise NCC- 1701. This die-cast metal souvenir measures approximately 16" in length, 7" across and rests on its commemorative stand at 7". It is painted white, decorated with red striping and gold accents and weighs over 4 lbs. The top of the starship can be removed so as to see the famous bridge where much of the program took place. B.) Four Franklin Mint Models. These commemorative souvenirs are constructed out of pewter, measure approximately 6" long, 4.5" across and stand 5.5" high. They are accented in gold leaf and colored plastic. Included: Enterprise NCC- 1701 (TV Series), Enterprise NCC-1701 (The Next Generation), Klingon Cruiser, and a Romulan Bird of Prey (The Next Generation). The Klingon Cruiser and the Romulan War Bird exhibit some minor surface scratches. Fine. Estimated Value $300 - 500. Collection belonged to a high ranking officer in one of Paramount's companies. View details	Unsold
Lot 567		Star Trek: Starship Models. Ten models, constructed of hobbyists' lead. These models showcase a number of the spacecraft which made has Star Trek the phenomenon it has been for four decades. Featured models; USS Enterprise NCC - 1701 (TV series), USS Enterprise NCC - 1701- D (The Next Generation), USS Enterprise NCC 1701- A (IV-The Voyage Home), USS Excelsior NX-2000 (VI- The Undiscovered Country), USS Reliant NCC 1864 (II-Wrath of Kahn), USS Grisom NCC- 638 (III- Search for Spock), Klingon Bird of Prey (III- Search for Spock), Romulan Warbird (The Next Generation), Regula I Space Laboratory (II- Wrath of Kahn). Due to the delicate nature of such items, some exhibit minor stress related. Very Good. Estimated Value $150 - 200. Collection belonged to a high ranking officer in one of Paramount's companies. View details	Unsold
Lot 568		Star Trek: The Next Generation: Video Collection. In the fall of 1987, the legacy of Gene Roddenberry's science-fiction classic STAR TREK ventured into new territory with an all-new prime time saga-- Star Trek: The Next Generation. Despite early skepticism from the critics, the show enjoyed a very successful five-year run and garnered an number of accolades, including over a dozen Emmy Awards and became the first non-network series to receive a full endorsement from Viewers for Quality Television. Thirty-four Episodes on VHS. This thirty-three tape collection covers the first two plus seasons beginning with the feature-length, two-part series premiere. All tapes remain in their original packaging. Fine. Estimated Value $250 - 400. Collection belonged to a high ranking officer in one of Paramount's companies. View details	Realized $144
Lot 569		Star Trek: Two Press Packets and Three Medallions. Each of the press packets are slightly creased, otherwise Fine. Two Press Packets. A.) Star Trek V - The Final Frontier(1989). This 9 x 12" folder features press information including a handbook of production, a Klingon/English phrase book and fifteen black and white, 8 x 10" production stills. B.) Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993) A 9 x 12" folder which includes, nine black and white, 8 x 10" production stills, ten color slides and in-depth press information pertaining to the creators of the show, the show description and its characters. Three Star Trek Medallions. A.) Star Trek: The Next Generation 5th Anniversary. Two medals, sterling silver and pewter. A low-relief rendering of the main cast, set against a backdrop of stars and USS Enterprise adorn the front of each medal. On the reverse there is a relief of the USS Enterprise. against a galaxy background and a calender. They are 3'' in diameter and weigh over 4oz. B.) Star Trek 20 years -- 1966 - 1986 1" diameter pin. Yellow lettering on a blue and white backdrop with gold trim. Estimated Value $125 - 200. Collection belonged to a high ranking officer in one of Paramount's companies. View details	Unsold
Lot 570		Star Trek: Video Collection. Seventy-three of the tapes come in their original packaging. Seventy-nine Original and Uncut Episodes of the Television Series on VHS. Released on Paramount homevideo in 1988, this collection chronicles all of the classic moments in the history of the world's greatest science-fiction television program. Includes the "never aired" original trailer, which features not Captain Kirk, but his predecessor, Captain Christopher Pike. Also includes three feature films; Star Trek: The Motion Picture (special longer version); Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home; and Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. Fine. Estimated Value $500 - 750. Collection belonged to a high ranking officer in one of Paramount's companies. View details	Unsold
Lot 571		Star Trek: Video Store Display. A scarce item due to its unavailability as a retail item (used for vendor purposes) and never before assembled. Lot of Two. Cardboard "stand-up", Approximately 35 x 42", one featuring William Shatner as "Captain Kirk and the other showcasing Leonard Nimoy as "Spock". These display ensembles feature additional panels from the movie thus creating a "3-D" effect. Very Good. Estimated Value $125-UP. Collection belonged to a high ranking officer in one of Paramount's companies. View details	Unsold
Lot 572		Star Wars Poster c.1977. Shrink wrapped and set on thick foam core. One Sheet - Style C 27 x42". This stunning print features all of the principle players; Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Princess Leia, Darth Vader, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Chewbacca, R2-D2 and C3-PO. Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details	Unsold
Lot 573		Star Wars Trilogy Posters. Lot of Three A.) STAR WARS. One Sheet - Style "A", c.1977. A classic poster depicting Skywalker with light saber ablaze, pointing to the heavens, the steadfast, gun-totting, Princess Leia at his side. Set against a ominous backdrop of Darth Vader's bust, the Death Star and rebel ships in outer space. Shrink wrapped and set on thick foam core, 27 x 42". Once folded. B.) THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK. One Sheet - Style "B", c.1980. An action packed illustration with Darth Vader taking center stage, also featured; Luke, Leia, Han et al. Shrink wrapped and set on thick foam core, 30.5 x 41.5" Superb condition. C.) RETURN OF THE JEDI. One Sheet, c.1983. A dramatic image of a raised light saber piercing the darkness of the galaxy marks the trilogy's final installment. Shrink wrapped and set on thick foam core, 27 x 41.5" Superb condition. Estimated Value $300 - 500. View details	Unsold
Lot 574		The Godfather III. In the early 1970's, Francis Ford Coppola, with his Academy Award winning film, The Godfather, introduced the world to the Corleones. They instantly became the quintessential Mafia family, in what would become cinema's quintessential Mafia film. The saga would conclude almost 20 years later with The Godfather, Part III. Five Typed Contracts Signed: A.) "Andy Garcia". Three pages, Quarto, n.p., September 29, 1989. The document addresses various issues of Garcia's employment, including salary, screen credit and advertising. The initialed sections deal with Gracia's credit position, agreed to be, "no less than fifth position of the entire cast" (provided Robert Duvall sign on… he didn't), and in "the size of type used to display the largest credit accorded to any other performer in the Picture in paid ads." Stapled twice in upper left. B.)"Diane Keaton". Nine pages, Quarto, Beverly Hills, July 28, 1989. The document outlines such pertinent issues as Keaton's start date, compensation, screen credit and wardrobe. Stapled at the upper left corner. C.) "Al Pacino". Two pages, Quarto, n.p., October 11, 1989. Here, Pacino secures his $5,000,000.00 salary, to be paid in weekly sums of $277,000.00. Stapled at the upper left. D.) "Winona Ryder". Two pages, Quarto, n.p., July 28, 1989. With this document, Zoetrope Italia agrees, as producers, to pay Ryder a total of $375,000.00 for her services as a performer in The Godfather III, at a rate of $37,500 per week. Slightly torn at the upper left, where a staple once was. E.) "Talia Shire". Five pages, Quarto, terms regarding her reprise of the role of Connie, Michael Corleone's sister, including start date, compensation, screen credit, advertising credit and even sex scenes. Very Good. Estimated Value $800 - 1,200. A unique piece in its own right, but even more so by the fact that Winona Ryder later became gravely ill and was unable to appear in the film. View details	Realized $776
Lot 575		Vintage "Window Cards". Lot of Two. A.) To Catch A Thief. Framed to 14 x 22", Forest Theater, Dallas. "Starts Sun. Oct. 16" A beautifully illustrated print of the Hitchcock classic starring two of Hollywood's most glamorous stars; Cary Grant & Grace Kelly. Horizontal crease, some toning and mild spotting. B.) The Long, Long Trailer. Framed to 14 x 22", "America's No.1 Favorites- Funnier Than Ever on the Screen." Starring Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. Slight crease horizontally, top of print has "COMING" written on it in ball point pen with an arrow pointing down. Estimated Value $300 - 500. View details	Realized $230