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Film Memorabilia, Vintage Toys, and Collectibles Auction 12/05/2017 7:21 PM CST Auction - Film Memorabilia, Vintage Toys, and Collectibles Auction 12/05/2017 7:21 PM CST Lot Title/Description Lot Title/Description 101 Group of Three XL Shirts 138 Large Lot of 1970s Avon Items N/A N/A 102 Four Decorative XL Shirts 139 Stock Block Individualized Game for Memphis N/A N/A 103 Four Colorful XL Shirts 140 Vintage Jaws Game N/A *comes with pieces shown* 104 Group of Various T-Shirts 141 Vintage Planet of The Apes Board Game N/A N/A 105 Ozzy Osbourne and Lid Rock XL Shirts 142 Chopper Strike Vintage 2-Level Board Game N/A *comes with pieces shown* 106 Hard Rubber Tank 143 All Bout Memphis Special Edition Board Game N/A N/A 107 Cadillac Eldarado Biarritz Model Car 144 The Magnificent Race and Monopoly National Parks Boardgames N/A N/A 108 American Legends General Custet and Crazy Horse Figurines 145 Three Vintage Collectable Board Games N/A N/A 109 Hot Wheels Mechanix 1997 Mustang 146 Monopoly Anniversary Edition N/A N/A 110 Science Fun Experiments in Aeronautics 1 Welcome! N/A Hello! And thank you for coming to our auction! This Auction will close 111 Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back Super Scene Collection Booklet on November 28th beginning at 7 PM. Inspection for this auction will be N/A this Tuesday November 21st from 2:30 to 5:30 PM and this Sunday 112 Vintage 100 in 1 Electronic Projection Kit in Wooden Box November 26th from 2 PM to 4 PM at the Walker Trade Center at 3110 N/A Broad Avenue, Memphis, TN 38112. We will be closed on Thanksgiving, 113 Pair Vintage Playskool Puzzles the 23rd. Pickup will be on December 7th from 3 PM to 6 PM at the N/A same location. All sales are final and no returns will be accepted. Buyer 114 Vintage Gilbert Erector The Musical Ferris Wheel Set Metal Box is advised that all items are sold as is where is, regardless of condition. N/A If you have questions about an item or multiple items, please contact 115 Mosler Junior King Size Safe Bank Eric Walker at (901) 491-0793 or [email protected]. *we do not have the combination 2 Inspection 116 “Sign On: The First 50 Years of WREC” with Signed Letter from Fred We do our best to provide you with an opportunity to view in person and Cook even handle the items you see for sale online. We greatly encourage N/A you to come to the Inspection so that you can get a hands-on 117 “Open End-David” Susskind Booklet experience with an item before you buy it. And who knows? You may N/A walk away interested in more items than when you came! Inspection for 118 On Location The Film and Videotape Production Magazine Issue this auction will be this Tuesday November 21st from 2:30 to 5:30 PM December 1983 and this Sunday November 26th from 2 PM to 4 PM at the Walker Trade N/A Center at 3110 Broad Avenue, Memphis, TN 38112. We will be closed 119 American Cinematographer April 1975 on Thanks Giving, the 23rd. N/A 3 Pickup! 120 American Cinematographer February 1974 “The Royal Wedding” At our auctions, we have a separate day for you to pick up your N/A purchased items after the auction closes. We refer to this as Pickup. 121 American Cinematographer August 1991 and January 2001 This auction's Pickup will be December 7th from 3 PM to 6 PM at 3110 N/A Broad Ave, Memphis, TN 38112. You must bring your own help to 122 American Cinematographer October 1976 and April 1976 Olympic pickup! Our staff is there to make locating your items a snap but removal Issues is your responsibility as the buyer. Be sure to rope this time off in your XXII Olympiad and XII Winter Olympics schedule as you will not be able to get your items at any point before or 123 American Cinematographer August 1977 afterwards. Walker Auctions reserves the right to immediately sell items N/A not picked up. We are so thankful that you are here, but if you cannot 124 American Cinematographer January 1977 “The Filming of King Kong” pickup at this time, we recommend that you not bid on this auction. If N/A you need your items shipped, reply to your invoice email as soon as you 125 Two Issues of American Cinematographer March 1975 “On Location receive one. with “Jaws”” 4 Questions? N/A If you have questions at all regarding how to register on the site, bid on 126 Filmmakers Newsletter Volume 7 Nunber 5 “An Interview with George items, pickup, inspection, closing times, or anything else about the Lucas: American Graffiti” auction, please contact Eric Walker at [email protected] or N/A (901) 491-0793. Happy Bidding! 127 Ten Collectable Issues of American Cinematographer from the 60's and 5 Shipping! 70's We will ship to you! When the auction closes and you recieve your N/A invoice, send us an email saying you would like your items shipped! We 128 Ten Collectable Issues of American Cinematographer from the 60's and will take your items and invoice to a local PakMail and they will contact 70's you regarding shipping time and fees N/A 6 Winchester Model-94 30-30 Serial #: 1995305 129 Ten Collectable Issues of American Cinematographer from the 60's and N/A 70's 7 Scotch 3M 479 Master Broadcast Video Tape N/A N/A 130 Eight Issues of “On Location” Cinimatography Magazines 8 Scotch 3M 479 Master Broadcast Video Tape N/A N/A 131 Five Issues of Fortune Magazine from the 1940s 9 Scotch 3M Video Tape N/A N/A 132 Five Issues of Fortune Magazine from the 1940s 10 Fuji H621 Video Tape N/A N/A 133 Five Issues of Fortune Magazine from the 1940s 11 Fuji H621 Video Tape N/A N/A 134 Four Issues of Fortune Magazine from the 1940s 12 The M.J. O’Fallon Supply Co. N/A N/A 135 Omega Type DII Enlarger 13 Navy Spots Homeward Bound Film N/A N/A 136 Vintage TV Camera Tripod 14 Polaroid 600 Plus N/A N/A 137 Complete Century Dictionary Volumes 1-6 Copyright 1896 15 NASA Aeronautics and Space Reports N/A N/A Page 1 Auction - Film Memorabilia, Vintage Toys, and Collectibles Auction 12/05/2017 7:21 PM CST Lot Title/Description Lot Title/Description 16 RCA Electron Radio 60 Pair of Alan Jackson Tour Crew XL Shirts N/A N/A 17 Seven Arts “Films of the 50’s” Volume 9 61 Aerosmith “Get A Grip” 1993 Tour XL Shirt N/A N/A 18 Vintage Putnam Fadeless Dyes Box 62 Lynrd Skynrd 1993 “Made In The South” Tour XL Shirt N/A N/A 19 RC Gas Powered Hirobo Helicopter With Starter and RC Remote 63 Prince “Jam of the Year” 1997/98 World Tour XL Shirt N/A N/A 20 Ansco 50 Slide-On Camera 64 Prince “Musicology Live 2004ever” Crew Shirt N/A N/A 21 Various Put-Together Toys 65 Elvis the Concert World Tour 1998-2000 and Elvis in Concert at the N/A Mid-South Coliseum 1997 Shirt 22 Hot Wheels Track and Cars N/A N/A 66 Pair of NSYNC Tour Local Crew Shirts and A Backstreet Boys “Into The 23 10-120mm 1:16 Panasonic TV Zoom Lens Milleneum” Local Crew Shirt N/A N/A 24 Angenieux Zoom Type 15x9.5 D Camera Lens 67 Garth Brooks Tour XL Shirt N/A N/A 25 Angenieux Zoom Type 15x9.5 D Camera Lens 68 Garth Brooks Tour XL Shirt N/A N/A 26 Fujinou 1:17/9-108mm Camera Lens 69 Elton John and Bully Joel Face to Face Tour Shirt and Billy Joel The N/A Composer Tour Shirt 27 Wollesak Optical 10 in (251.0mm) T.51 (f/4.5) Type V - US Army Spec. N/A 75-150 70 Eagles 1984 “Hell Freezes Over” World Tour Local Crew XL Shirt N/A N/A 28 Miniature Tipi with Feathers 71 Rod Stewart Local Crew XL Shirts N/A N/A 29 Group of Kodack Negative Holder Strips 72 Charlie Daniels, Vince Gill, and Tim McGraw XL Concert Shirts N/A N/A 30 Group of Assorted Film Reels /Cans 73 AC/DC Local Crew XL Shirt N/A N/A 31 Miniature Pinball Machine 74 Kiss The Farewell Tour Local Crew XL Shirt N/A N/A 35 Scotch 400 Color Video Tape Reel 50.80mmx775m 75 Metallica Local Crew Shirt N/A N/A 36 Scotch 420 Color Vide Tape Reel 50.80mmx1510m 76 Pair of Eric Clapton Shirts N/A N/A 37 Scotch 400 Color Video Tape Reel 58.80mmx1510m 77 Steve Miller Band and Fleetwood Mac Tour Shirts N/A N/A 38 Scotch Brand Magnetic Tape Reel 56:57 78 James Taylor October Road Tour 2003 Local Crew Shirt N/A N/A 39 Scotch Brand 399 Video Tape Reel 2x4800 ft 79 Dave Matthews Band Summer of 1998 Tour Local Crew Shirt Hootie N/A and The Blowfish Small Talk Johnson Tour 1996 Shirt 40 Scotch Video Tape Reel 2x4800 ft N/A N/A 80 ZZ Top and Lynrd Skynrd Shirt 41 Video Tape Reel N/A N/A 81 Bitney Spears Crazy 2000 Live Tour Local Crew Shirt 42 Large Video Tape Reel N/A N/A 83 Celine Dione Let’s Talk About Love World Tour Shirts 43 Box of Vintage G.
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