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Golden Globe statuette awarded to Ann Sothern for the year 1958 for "The Ann
Sothern Show" her second successful series for which she also produced as
well as starred in. Nominated for many Emmy Awards and one Academy Award this
is the only major award won by the talented Ms. Sothern in a career that
spanned 7 decades. The award plaque reads that she was being honored for BEST
PERFORMANCE by an actress. There were only six TV awards given in 1958 by the
HFPA and the other winners included Ed Sullivan, Red Skelton and Loretta
Young. Comes with a COA from actress Tisha Stirling, Ms. Sothern's daughter.
The award is in near mint condition. |
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John Wayne's Navy uniform coat from "Fighting Seabees" REP 1944 custom tailored by Eddie Schmidt with two stills and sheet music of him wearing it. |
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John Wayne's wool long coat from "The Dark Command" REP 1940 made by Western Costume and bearing their label. Two stills of him with Roy Rogers and Claire Trevor included. Republic Pictures first effort at a grade A movie directed by Raoul Walsh with an all star cast. |
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Peter Sellers' detective hat as "Inspector Clouseau" from various "Pink Panther" films with letter from Allan Jones and Sothebys London and including color lobby and stills. |
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Robert Conrad's Bolero style coat from "The Wild Wild West". Custom made by Western Costume and bearing their sewn in label, this is the trademark "Jim West" secret service jacket with hidden slip holder for a knife at the center rear neck and wire holder behind the lapel. |
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Carole Lombard floor length crepe gown worn in "No Man of Her Own" Par 1932 and her only costarring role with her future husband Clark Gable. Large sewn in Paramount label. The lace trim has been altered for subsequent use as well and the sleeves have been shortened. Designed by Travis Banton. |
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Helen Hunt's wool coat and dress from the final scenes of "As Good As It
Gets" for which she won the Academy Award for Best Actress.
The light dress, almost a nightgown, is worn in the sequence where Jack
Nicholson, as Melvin, races to Carol's house in the near morning hours to tell
her she "is the greatest woman alive" and ends as they enter the bakery
behind the closing credits. Comes with two color trade ads for "Best Actress"
showing her wearing the costume.
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Lee Marvin's leather coat from "Cat Ballou" COL 1965 made by Western Costume and bearing their label. Includes many color stills and lobby cards of the classic scenes of the drunk 'Kid' in the coat. |
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James Drury's trademark red cord shirt from "The Virginian" TV 1960's with Western label and color stills. |
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Gary Cooper's vest from "Dallas" WB 1950 having their very detailed label and including a still. |
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HERCULES MARIONETTE FROM " A SOLTICE CAROL". |
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James Cagney's uniform coat from "Devil Dogs of the Air" WB 1935 with stills. |
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Nurse's floor length stripped costume from "Devil's Canyon" (RKO 1953) worn by Virginia Mayo in this 3-D film co-starring Dale Robertson. RKO sewn in label with her name and production number and original still. |
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Mary Pickford Head Piece From "The Taming Of The Shrew" 1927 From Her Estate Sale. Metal Lattice Framework Surmounted With Seed Pearls Which Run Down The Seven Foot Train. |
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Mary Pickford Head And Collar Piece From "Dorothy Vernon Of Hadden Hall" 1924. |
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XENA 5TH SEASON MATERNITY COSTUME. |
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Xena 'Valkyrie' Costume From The Three Part Ring Cycle
Sixth Season Episodes. Consisting Of The Leafy Bodice With Hidden Corset, Shoulder Guards And Plastic Backing, Leather Helmet With Plastic Wings, Gauntlets With Winged Device And Leather High Top Lace Up Boots.
This Costume Also Has A Valkyrie Hero Shiny Silver Sword With Fancy Molded Black Handle And Blade With Raised Decorations.
There Are Many Labels With Many Names. |
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Tyrone Power's coat from "The Razor's Edge" TCF 1946 and bears their very detailed label. |
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Elizabeth Taylor wool two piece suit from "Elephant Walk" Par 1954 which she wears in the sequence of arriving in Ceylon. London makers label with Printed Paramount one sewn unto it. Designed by Edith Head. |
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Arvo Ojala Rig From Old Tucson |
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Vincent Price's beautiful blue and red cape from "The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex" WB 1939 as Sir Walter Raleigh. |
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Lamprey Demon From Season 6 Episode "Double Meat Palace" Where Buffy Gets Her First Job. He Is 6 Feet Long With A Skullcap At The Tail (For The 'Wig Lady' To Wear) And With A Head With Many Rows Of Teeth. The Animatronic Glass Eyes Have Been Removed As Well As The Spitting Device From The Mouth. |
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J.M. Wall Sound on Film Fox Movietone Camera complete with Mitchell head and tripod. This camera was the darling of all the newsreel concerns since it recorded sound optically on the film simultaneously to exposing the image. Heavy and sturdy with a built in DC motor they were used up into the sixties when the phrase "film at 11" meant just that. This is an early circa 1930 model based on it's tapered case. |
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"Emmy" Award bronze Medal in original presentation case. This early struck bas relief medal bears an earlier, more upright Emmy figurine dating it to the 1950's and is an award for "Distinguished Service" to the Academy or Industry. Not engraved on verso and measures three inches in diameter housed in original blue case. |
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Gabrielle Costume and Weapons from "To Hellicon And Back". Gabrielle's Weapons Includes Her Amazon Queen Sword, Sheath And A Sai. This Special Sai Has The Retractable Tine Considered One-Of-A-Kind And Used To Show It Being Plunged Into A Body As Shown In The Climax To This Episode As Gabby Becomes Engrossed In Revenge And Bathed In Blood. |
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Xena Gold Corset From "Here She Comes...Miss Amphipolis". Sewn in label LUCY. |
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