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PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Nu Image / Millennium Auction 67, Auction Date: 10/20/2014 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Nu Image / Millennium Auction 67, Auction Date: 10/20/2014 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 2 GENERAL GARZA HENCHMAN UNIFORM FROM THE EXPENDABLES. $200 $40 5 HALE CEASAR TRIO OF HERO METAL “CEASAR” ENGRAVED STRAIGHT-EDGE $650 $130 RAZORS FROM THE EXPENDABLES. 6 BARNEY ROSS PAIR OF HERO PROP METAL “CLASSICS” BRASS KNUCKLES $2,250 $450 WITH SKULL INSIGNIA FROM THE EXPENDABLES 2. 7 GUNNER JENSEN STUNT MILKOR M32 MULTIPLE GRENADE LAUNCHER FROM $600 $120 THE EXPENDABLES 2. 8 BARNEY ROSS AND LEE CHRISTMAS COLLECTION OF (6) STUNT “CLASSICS” $2,000 $400 BRASS KNUCKLES FROM THE EXPENDABLES 2. 9 MAGGIE PROP MINI LAPTOP COMPUTER FROM THE EXPENDABLES 2. $250 $50 10 BARNEY ROSS SIGNATURE SILVER EXPENDABLES SKULL LIGHTER FROM THE $4,500 $900 EXPENDABLES 2. 11 “SPLATTERED SANTA CLAUS” NOSE SECTION FROM THE XP2112 $12,000 $2,400 EXPENDABLES TEAM AIRCRAFT IN THE EXPENDABLES 2. 13 LEE CHRISTMAS ELABORATE TACTICAL ENSEMBLE FROM THE EXPENDABLES $3,000 $600 3. 14 BARNEY ROSS SIGNATURE RICHARD MILLE REPLICA CHRONOGRAPH WATCH $4,750 $950 FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. 16 GUNNER JENSEN TACTICAL ENSEMBLE FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $1,500 $300 18 DOC PRISON STRAIGHTJACKET COSTUME FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $600 $120 20 LEE CHRISTMAS TACTICAL SUNGLASSES FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $200 $40 21 BARNEY ROSS ELABORATE TACTICAL ENSEMBLE FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $8,500 $1,700 23 BARNEY ROSS PROP REMOTE DETONATOR FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $600 $120 24 GUNNER JENSEN COSTUME ENSEMBLE FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $800 $160 Page 1 of 8 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Nu Image / Millennium Auction 67, Auction Date: 10/20/2014 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 25 GUNNER JENSEN SIGNATURE STUNT BOWIE KNIFE FROM THE EXPENDABLES $650 $130 3. 26 BARNEY ROSS STUNT “VIRTUS” DAGGER NECKLACE FROM THE EXPENDABLES $1,600 $320 3. 27 BARNEY ROSS MOGADISHU ASSAULT ENSEMBLE FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $4,000 $800 28 TOLL ROAD MOGADISHU ASSAULT ENSEMBLE FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $800 $160 30 GUNNER JENSEN ELABORATE MOGADISHU ASSAULT ENSEMBLE FROM THE $1,500 $300 EXPENDABLES 3. 32 LEE CHRISTMAS MOGADISHU ASSAULT ENSEMBLE FROM THE EXPENDABLES $1,000 $200 3. 33 LEE CHRISTMAS ELABORATE MOGADISHU ASSAULT ENSEMBLE FROM THE $1,500 $300 EXPENDABLES 3. 35 BARNEY ROSS SET OF (5) STUNT THROWING KNIVES FROM THE MOGADISHU $800 $160 ASSAULT IN THE EXPENDABLES 3. 36 DOC SET OF (2) HERO STEEL AND (2) STUNT THROWING KNIVES FROM THE $400 $80 EXPENDABLES 3. 38 BARNEY ROSS STUNT NOVESKE MODEL N4 .223 ASSAULT RIFLE FROM THE $1,800 $360 MOGADISHU ASSAULT IN THE EXPENDABLES 3. 39 TOLL ROAD STUNT AK-47 ASSAULT RIFLE FROM THE MOGADISHU SEQUENCES $425 $85 IN THE EXPENDABLES 3. 40 (3) STUNT AK-47 ASSAULT RIFLES FROM THE MOGADISHU SEQUENCES IN THE $650 $130 EXPENDABLES 3. 41 DOC STEYR AUG STUNT ASSAULT RIFLE FROM THE MOGADISHU SEQUENCES $400 $80 IN THE EXPENDABLES 3. 42 LEE CHRISTMAS SET OF (4) STUNT KUNAI THROWING KNIVES FROM THE $475 $95 EXPENDABLES 3. 45 (3) STUNT VEHICLE-MOUNTED “JEEP GUNS” FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $700 $140 47 CONRAD STONEBANKS SUNGLASSES AND LED JEWELER’S LOUPE FROM THE $225 $45 EXPENDABLES 3. Page 2 of 8 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Nu Image / Millennium Auction 67, Auction Date: 10/20/2014 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 48 CONRAD STONEBANKS BREITLING REPLICA CHRONOGRAPH WATCH FROM $425 $85 THE EXPENDABLES 3. 49 CONRAD STONEBANKS STUNT SMITH & WESSON .500 MAGNUM REVOLVER $450 $90 FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. 50 (3) PROP STUNT ROCKET-PROPELLED GRENADE (RPG) LAUNCHERS WITH (3) $475 $95 RPG SHELLS FROM THE MOGADISHU SEQUENCES IN THE EXPENDABLES 3. 51 CONRAD STONEBANKS PAIR OF PROP BOMBS FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $800 $160 52 BARNEY ROSS PAIR OF SIGNATURE STUNT KIMBER .45 SEMI-AUTOMATIC $4,750 $950 PISTOLS FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. 59 LUNA NIGHTCLUB COSTUME FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $1,100 $220 66 MARS COSTUME ENSEMBLE FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $700 $140 70 LEE CHRISTMAS SET OF (2) STUNT SWITCHBLADE KNIVES FROM THE $300 $60 EXPENDABLES 3. 71 SMILEE JUMP PACK AND PARATROOPER HELMET FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $400 $80 72 LUNA JUMP PACK AND PARATROOPER HELMET FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $400 $80 73 THORN JUMP PACK AND PARATROOPER HELMET FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $400 $80 75 BARNEY ROSS JUMP PACK AND PARATROOPER HELMET FROM THE $1,000 $200 EXPENDABLES 3. 84 BARNEY ROSS SIGNATURE METAL HERO AND STUNT “HALF-BLADE” KNIVES $1,000 $200 FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. 85 BARNEY ROSS SIGNATURE BLUE MIRROR AVIATOR SUNGLASSES FROM THE $900 $180 EXPENDABLES 3. 86 BARNEY ROSS SIGNATURE COMBAT BERET FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $1,800 $360 87 EXTENSIVE CIA CRIMINAL DOSSIER ON CONRAD STONEBANKS FROM THE $600 $120 EXPENDABLES 3. Page 3 of 8 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Nu Image / Millennium Auction 67, Auction Date: 10/20/2014 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 88 BARNEY ROSS TACTICAL ENSEMBLE FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $5,000 $1,000 89 BARNEY ROSS HERO STUNT M4 CARBINE WITH CUSTOM SCOPE FROM THE $3,750 $750 EXPENDABLES 3. 90 CONRAD STONEBANKS DISGUISED FINE ART WEAPONS CRATE FROM THE $1,000 $200 EXPENDABLES 3. 91 SET OF (3) STUNT HK UMP (UNIVERSAL MACHINE PISTOL) ASSAULT WEAPONS $325 $65 FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. 92 SET OF (4) RUBBER SUBMACHINE GUNS FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $325 $65 93 LUNA HERO STUNT M4 CARBINE WITH CUSTOM SCOPE FROM THE $950 $190 EXPENDABLES 3. 94 SMILEE HERO STUNT M4 CARBINE WITH CUSTOM SCOPE FROM THE $850 $170 EXPENDABLES 3. 95 CONRAD STONEBANKS STUNT COLT .45 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL FROM THE $500 $100 EXPENDABLES 3. 97 (2) STUNT HK G36KE ASSAULT RIFLES FROM THE BLOCK SEQUENCES IN THE $225 $45 EXPENDABLES 3. 98 CONRAD STONEBANKS COSTUME ENSEMBLE FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $750 $150 99 BARNEY ROSS PAIR OF SIGNATURE STUNT KIMBER .45 SEMI-AUTOMATIC $3,500 $700 PISTOLS FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. 103 DOC “CLEAN” TACTICAL ENSEMBLE FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $1,000 $200 104 BARNEY ROSS SET OF (6) PROP C-4 EXPLOSIVE CHARGES IN WOODEN BOX $1,000 $200 FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. 106 LEE CHRISTMAS TACTICAL ENSEMBLE FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $1,500 $300 107 LEE CHRISTMAS RAY BAN SUNGLASSES FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $200 $40 111 LEE CHRISTMAS TACTICAL VEST FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $550 $110 Page 4 of 8 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Nu Image / Millennium Auction 67, Auction Date: 10/20/2014 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 112 BARNEY ROSS SIGNATURE COMBAT BERET FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $2,250 $450 113 LEE CHRISTMAS HK 416D STUNT ASSAULT RIFLE FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $400 $80 114 BARNEY ROSS HERO EXPENDABLES BELT RIG WITH STUNT KNIFE AND $2,000 $400 SCABBARD FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. 115 BARNEY ROSS SIGNATURE STUNT KNIFE (FIXED IN SCABBARD) FROM THE $850 $170 EXPENDABLES 3. 120 BARNEY ROSS BINOCULARS FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $700 $140 121 CONRAD STONEBANKS COSTUME ENSEMBLE FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $650 $130 122 BARNEY ROSS TACTICAL ENSEMBLE FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $6,500 $1,300 123 LOT OF (3) PROP ILLUMINATING WALL-MOUNT EXPLOSIVES WITH REMOTE $600 $120 DETONATORS FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. 124 THORN PAIR OF WRIST COMPUTERS FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $300 $60 125 (2) STUNT HK G36KE ASSAULT RIFLES FROM THE BLOCK SEQUENCES IN THE $200 $40 EXPENDABLES 3. 126 (3) STUNT AK-47 ASSAULT RIFLES FROM THE BLOCK SEQUENCES IN THE $600 $120 EXPENDABLES 3. 127 LEE CHRISTMAS PAIR OF HERO PROP SWITCHBLADE KNIVES FROM THE $800 $160 EXPENDABLES 3. 128 SET OF (4) RUBBER SUBMACHINE GUNS FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $325 $65 133 GUNNER JENSEN SIGNATURE HERO METAL BOWIE KNIFE AND WHETSTONE $1,000 $200 FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. 134 LEE CHRISTMAS SET OF (6) HERO ALUMINUM KUNAI THROWING KNIVES FROM $600 $120 THE EXPENDABLES 3. 135 TOLL ROAD PAIR OF STUNT SIGNATURE “LEGIONNAIRE BOWIE” KNIVES FROM $400 $80 THE EXPENDABLES 3. Page 5 of 8 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Nu Image / Millennium Auction 67, Auction Date: 10/20/2014 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 139 MAX DRUMMER MILITARY AVIATION HEADSET FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $1,000 $200 141 MAX DRUMMER SUUNTO WATCH FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $600 $120 149 GUNNER JENSEN SIGNATURE HERO “HALF-BLADE” METAL BOWIE KNIFE AND $400 $80 WHETSTONE FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. 151 BARNEY ROSS SIGNATURE HERO METAL “TOOTHPICK” KNIFE AND SCABBARD $2,000 $400 FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. 152 BARNEY ROSS PAIR OF METAL HERO THROWING KNIVES FROM THE $600 $120 MOGADISHU ASSAULT IN THE EXPENDABLES 3. 153 TOLL ROAD HERO METAL TACTICAL AXE FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $400 $80 154 LEE CHRISTMAS SET OF (6) HERO STEEL KUNAI THROWING KNIVES FROM THE $800 $160 EXPENDABLES 3. 156 BARNEY ROSS TACTICAL VEST WITH LODGED BULLET FROM THE $1,900 $380 EXPENDABLES 3. 162 GUNNER JENSEN RUSTY’S BAR COSTUME FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $475 $95 163 LUNA RUSTY’S BAR COSTUME FROM THE EXPENDABLES 3. $800 $160 166 KING AMPHITRYON “BATTLE OF ARGOS” ARMOR ENSEMBLE FROM THE $1,000 $200 LEGEND OF HERCULES. 172 KING AMPHITRYON “WAR-HORSE” BATTLE ARMOR FROM THE LEGEND OF $300 $60 HERCULES. 173 HERCULES SIGNATURE SERPENT NECKLACE FROM THE LEGEND OF $1,000 $200 HERCULES. 175 PRINCESS HEBE REGAL GRECIAN PERIOD COSTUME FROM THE LEGEND OF $800 $160 HERCULES. 180 PRINCESS HEBE GRECIAN COSTUME FROM THE LEGEND OF HERCULES.
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