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PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood Summer 2015 Auction 74, Auction Date: 9/28/2015 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood Summer 2015 Auction 74, Auction Date: 9/28/2015 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 1 EARLY CHILDHOOD PORTRAIT OF BUSTER KEATON USED FOR A NEWSPAPER $200 $56 ARTICLE. 5 ALFRED CHENEY JOHNSTON OVERSIZE NUDE ZIEGFELD GIRL GLAMOUR $475 $95 PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT. 8 THEDA BARA VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY ST. ELMO BOYCE. $200 $56 10 PEARL WHITE VINTAGE OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT. $200 $40 12 MARY PICKFORD INITIALED LARGE FORMAT PUBLICITY PHOTOGRAPHIC $225 $63 PORTRAIT BY EDWIN BOWER HESSER. 14 MARY PICKFORD (15) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS FROM DOROTHY VERNON OF $200 $40 HADDON HALL. 15 MARY PICKFORD (40) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS FROM LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY. $750 $210 17 GILDA GRAY VINTAGE OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC GLAMOUR PORTRAIT. $200 $56 20 RUTH ETTING VINTAGE OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY ALFRED $200 $40 CHENEY JOHNSTON. 22 RAMON NAVARRO VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY GEORGE HURRELL. $550 $154 23 LILLIAN GISH (16) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS FROM ANNIE LAURIE. $200 $56 25 NORMA SHEARER AND IRVING THALBERG (2) VINTAGE OVERSIZE $300 $84 PHOTOGRAPHS. 26 NORMA SHEARER VINTAGE OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY $450 $90 HURRELL. 27 HURRELL (2) VINTAGE OVERSIZE GLAMOUR PHOTOGRAPHS. $375 $75 31 METROPOLIS VINTAGE PRODUCTION PHOTOGRAPH. $225 $63 33 SILENT FILMS (51) VINTAGE PRODUCTION PHOTOGRAPHS INCLUDING MARION $300 $84 DAVIES, WILL ROGERS, MABEL NORMAND, WILLIAM HAINES, AND OTHERS. Page 1 of 84 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood Summer 2015 Auction 74, Auction Date: 9/28/2015 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 34 ANNA MAY WONG VINTAGE OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY $600 CLARENCE SINCLAIR BULL FROM MR. WU. 35 ANNA MAY WONG VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY OTTO DYAR. $325 $91 38 LOUISE BROOKS VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT FROM BEGGARS OF $1,600 $320 LIFE. 39 LOUISE BROOKS VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT. $900 $252 41 LOUISE BROOKS VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPH. $950 $190 43 CLARA BOW VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPH BY EUGENE ROBERT RICHEE FROM $425 $119 WINGS FROM HER PERSONAL COLLECTION. 45 CLARA BOW OVERSIZE VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT. $200 $56 46 CLARA BOW VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY EUGENE ROBERT $300 $84 RICHEE FROM THREE WEEKENDS FROM HER PERSONAL COLLECTION. 49 CLARA BOW VINTAGE OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY HOMMEL FOR $400 DANGEROUS CURVES FROM HER PERSONAL COLLECTION. 50 CLARA BOW VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY EUGENE ROBERT RICHEE $425 $85 FROM HER PERSONAL COLLECTION. 51 CLARA BOW VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY EUGENE ROBERT RICHEE $475 $95 FROM HER PERSONAL COLLECTION. 52 CLARA BOW VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY EUGENE ROBERT RICHEE $475 $95 FROM HER PERSONAL COLLECTION. 54 GRETA GARBO (6) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS INCLUDING (2) UNUSUAL CANDID $250 $70 NEWS SHOTS. 55 BABE RUTH (4) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS FROM BABE COMES HOME. $550 $154 56 DOLORES DEL RIO VINTAGE OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY RUTH $225 $63 HARRIET LOUISE. 57 GARY COOPER VINTAGE KEYBOOK PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT FOR LEGION $275 $55 OF THE CONDEMNED. Page 2 of 84 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood Summer 2015 Auction 74, Auction Date: 9/28/2015 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 60 MARLENE DIETRICH VINTAGE GERMAN PHOTOGRAPH FROM THE BLUE ANGEL $700 $140 (“DER BLAUE ENGEL”). 61 SILENT FILM AND EARLY TALKIES (200+) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS. $1,100 $308 62 LILI DAMITA VINTAGE (18) EUROPEAN OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHS FROM ONE $600 $120 DOESN’T PLAY WITH LOVE, INCLUDING (1) OF DIRECTOR G.W. PABST. 63 LILI DAMITA VINTAGE (27) EUROPEAN OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE $900 $180 GOLDEN BUTTERFLY. 64 LILI DAMITA VINTAGE (75) EUROPEAN KEYSET AND OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHS $900 $180 FROM RED HEELS. 65 LILI DAMITA (26) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS. $550 $154 66 LILI DAMITA VINTAGE (33) EUROPEAN OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHS FROM $800 $160 FORBIDDEN LOVE. 67 LILI DAMITA (35) VINTAGE KEYSET PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE $400 $112 FRENCH-LANGUAGE VERSION OF LET US BE GAY. 69 GRETA GARBO (6) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS FROM ANNA CHRISTIE, THE KISS, $400 $112 FLESH AND THE DEVIL, AND MYSTERIOUS LADY. 70 GRETA GARBO VINTAGE OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY RUTH $550 $110 HARRIET LOUISE FROM MYSTERIOUS LADY. 72 GRETA GARBO VINTAGE OVERSIZE PORTRAIT BY CLARENCE SINCLAIR BULL $400 $112 FROM INSPIRATION. 73 GRETA GARBO VINTAGE OVERSIZE EXTREME CLOSE-UP PORTRAIT BY $1,600 $320 CLARENCE SINCLAIR BULL FROM SUSAN LENOX. 74 GRETA GARBO VINTAGE OVERSIZE PORTRAIT BY CLARENCE SINCLAIR BULL $950 $190 FROM SUSAN LENOX. 75 GRETA GARBO VINTAGE OVERSIZE PORTRAIT BY CLARENCE SINCLAIR BULL $950 $190 FROM MATA HARI. 76 GRETA GARBO (6) VINTAGE PRODUCTION PHOTOGRAPHS FROM AS YOU $425 $119 DESIRE ME. 77 GRETA GARBO VINTAGE OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY CLARENCE $950 $190 SINCLAIR BULL FROM MATA HARI. Page 3 of 84 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood Summer 2015 Auction 74, Auction Date: 9/28/2015 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 78 GRETA GARBO OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY CLARENCE SINCLAIR $550 $110 BULL. 79 GRETA GARBO OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY CLARENCE SINCLAIR $650 $130 BULL. 80 GRETA GARBO OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY CLARENCE SINCLAIR $475 $95 BULL. 81 GRETA GARBO OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY CLARENCE SINCLAIR $1,700 $340 BULL. 82 GRETA GARBO OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY CLARENCE SINCLAIR $1,500 $300 BULL. 83 GRETA GARBO OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY CLARENCE SINCLAIR $1,400 $280 BULL. 84 GRETA GARBO OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY CLARENCE SINCLAIR $1,400 $280 BULL. 85 GRETA GARBO OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY HURRELL. $850 $170 86 GRETA GARBO OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY HURRELL. $850 $238 87 GRETA GARBO VINTAGE OVERSIZE PORTRAIT BY CLARENCE SINCLAIR BULL $500 $140 FROM AS YOU DESIRE ME. 88 GRETA GARBO VINTAGE OVERSIZE PORTRAIT BY CLARENCE SINCLAIR BULL $750 $150 FROM AS YOU DESIRE ME. 89 GRETA GARBO VINTAGE OVERSIZE PORTRAIT BY CLARENCE SINCLAIR BULL $475 $95 FROM AS YOU DESIRE ME. 90 GRETA GARBO VINTAGE OVERSIZE PORTRAIT BY CLARENCE SINCLAIR BULL $800 $160 FROM AS YOU DESIRE ME. 92 MARY BRIAN (5) OVERSIZE GLAMOUR PHOTOGRAPHS. $200 $56 93 ELEANOR BOARDMAN (9) OVERSIZE GLAMOUR PHOTOGRAPHS BY RUTH $200 $56 HARRIET LOUISE. 94 FIVE DECADES OF WOMEN ON SCREEN (1,000+) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS. $4,250 $850 Page 4 of 84 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood Summer 2015 Auction 74, Auction Date: 9/28/2015 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 96 MARION DAVIES COLLECTION OF (18) PARTY PICTURES. $700 $196 97 MARION DAVIES VINTAGE (3) OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHS FROM HER PERSONAL $425 $119 COLLECTION. 98 GINGER ROGERS EARLY OVERSIZE VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPH BY DEBARRON $550 $154 FOR THE STAGE PRODUCTION GIRL CRAZY. 99 JEAN HARLOW (3) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS INCLUDING ULTRA-RARE $200 $56 PORTRAIT WITH CLARK GABLE FROM THE SECRET SIX. 100 NORMA SHEARER (2) PHOTOGRAPHS BY HURRELL. $325 $91 101 NORMA SHEARER PHOTOGRAPH BY HURRELL. $200 $56 102 CAROLE LOMBARD OVERSIZE VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY OTTO $1,000 $200 DYAR. 103 CAROLE LOMBARD GLAMOUR PHOTOGRAPH. $200 $56 105 CAROLE LOMBARD GLAMOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT FROM SWING HIGH, $250 $50 SWING LOW. 106 CAROLE LOMBARD PHOTOGRAPHIC SET CARD FROM EARLY CAREER. $225 $45 107 CAROLE LOMBARD PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY WM. E. THOMAS. $350 $70 108 CAROLE LOMBARD PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY WM. E. THOMAS. $375 $75 110 CAROLE LOMBARD PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY COBURN. $475 $95 112 JOAN CRAWFORD OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY CLARENCE $225 $45 SINCLAIR BULL. 115 JOAN CRAWFORD OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY HURRELL FROM $275 $55 LETTY LYNTON. 116 JOAN CRAWFORD OVERSIZE VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY $1,100 $220 HURRELL. Page 5 of 84 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood Summer 2015 Auction 74, Auction Date: 9/28/2015 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 119 MARLENE DIETRICH OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT FROM BLONDE $600 VENUS. 120 MARLENE DIETRICH OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT FOR SHANGHAI $900 $180 EXPRESS. 121 MARLENE DIETRICH OVERSIZE VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY DON $950 $190 ENGLISH FOR BLONDE VENUS. 123 KATHARINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPH BY ERNEST $350 $70 BACHRACH FOR CHRISTOPHER STRONG. 124 KATHARINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPH BY BACHRACH. $425 $85 126 A-LIST MALE STARS (300+) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS. $1,700 $476 127 A-LIST FEMALE STARS (500+) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS. $2,000 $560 128 GREAT HOLLYWOOD STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS (250+) VINTAGE $3,250 $910 PHOTOGRAPHS INCLUDING BULL, HURRELL AND OTHERS. 129 JOHN WAYNE (200+) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS. $1,100 $308 130 LEADING MEN AND WESTERNS (400+) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS $650 $182 131 CLARK GABLE OVERSIZE VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY BULL. $425 $85 132 BETTE DAVIS EARLY OVERSIZE VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY RAY $650 $130 JONES FOR THE BAD SISTER. 133 JEAN HARLOW AND SPENCER TRACY OVERSIZE VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPH BY $250 $70 HURRELL FOR RIFFRAFF. 134 CLARK GABLE OVERSIZE VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY BULL. $350 $70 135 NORMA SHEARER OVERSIZE VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPH. $400 136 NORMA SHEARER AND CLARK GABLE OVERSIZE VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC $450 $126 PORTRAIT BY HURRELL. Page 6 of 84 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood Summer 2015 Auction 74, Auction Date: 9/28/2015 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 137 CLARK GABLE VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPH FOR RED DUST. $275 $77 140 GEORGE HURRELL (7) OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS OF ANN $400 $80 SOTHERN, MERLE OBERON, AND MARIE DRESSLER. 141 ANNA MAY WONG VINTAGE BRITISH PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT FROM FLAME $325 $91 OF LOVE. 142 CAROLE LOMBARD VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT BY BULL. $600 144 BARBARA STANWYCK OVERSIZE VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPH. $200 $56 145 PRE-CODE GLAMOUR (8) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS. $200 $56 146 PRE-CODE GLAMOUR (4) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS INCLUDING (1) SWIMSUIT $200 $56 POSE OF ANITA PAGE BY HURRELL. 147 PRE-CODE ACTRESS (9) OVERSIZE GLAMOUR PHOTOGRAPHS. $325 $91 148 BELA LUGOSI VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT FROM HIS ESTATE. $325 $65 149 ALICE IN WONDERLAND (4) VINTAGE PRODUCTION PHOTOGRAPHS INCLUDING $500 $140 CHARLOTTE HENRY, CARY GRANT AND OTHERS.
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