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PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood Auction 53, Auction Date: 12/15/2012 26901 Agoura Road, Suite 150, Calabasas Hills, CA 91301 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood Auction 53, Auction Date: 12/15/2012 LOT ITEM PRICE 1 VINTAGE LON CHANEY PHOTOGRAPH FROM THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA. $800 2 VINTAGE FUTURISTIC CITY PHOTOGRAPH FROM FRITZ LANG’S METROPOLIS. $1,200 3 MARY PHILBIN “CHRISTINE DAAE” PHOTOGRAPH FROM THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA. $300 4 LOUISE BROOKS PUBLICITY PORTRAIT. $2,500 5 LOUISE BROOKS PORTRAIT FOR NOW WE’RE IN THE AIR. $400 9 ALFRED CHENEY JOHNSTON NUDE PORTRAIT OF PEGGY PAGE. $1,000 10 ALFRED CHENEY JOHNSTON OVERSIZE NUDE PORTRAIT OF JULIE NEWMAR. $1,200 11 ALFRED CHENEY JOHNSTON PORTRAIT OF UNIDENTIFIED SEATED NUDE. $600 13 VINTAGE CARROLL BORLAND AS “LUNA” PHOTOGRAPH FROM MARK OF THE VAMPIRE $325 16 KATHARINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $200 17 KATHARINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $1,100 18 PAIR OF KATHARINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS BY ERNEST A. $1,700 BACHRACH. 19 KATHARINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $1,200 20 KATHERINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $475 21 KATHERINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $650 23 KATHERINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $1,200 Page 1 of 39 26901 Agoura Road, Suite 150, Calabasas Hills, CA 91301 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood Auction 53, Auction Date: 12/15/2012 LOT ITEM PRICE 24 KATHERINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $450 25 KATHERINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $450 26 KATHERINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $225 27 KATHERINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $200 28 KATHERINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $200 29 PAIR OF KATHERINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS BY ERNEST A. $600 BACHRACH. 30 TRIO OF KATHERINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS BY ERNEST A. $1,000 BACHRACH. 31 COLLECTION OF (4) KATHERINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS BY ERNEST $1,000 A. BACHRACH. 32 COLLECTION OF (4) KATHERINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS BY ERNEST $1,500 A. BACHRACH. 33 COLLECTION OF (4) KATHERINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS BY ERNEST $1,200 A. BACHRACH. 34 COLLECTION OF (4) KATHERINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS BY ERNEST $1,700 A. BACHRACH. 35 COLLECTION OF (4) KATHERINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS FROM MARY $750 OF SCOTLAND BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. 36 COLLECTION OF (4) KATHERINE HEPBURN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS FROM MARY $900 OF SCOTLAND BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. 37 TRIO OF OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS FROM MARY OF SCOTLAND BY ERNEST A. $700 BACHRACH. 38 CAROLE LOMBARD OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $450 39 CAROLE LOMBARD OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $325 Page 2 of 39 26901 Agoura Road, Suite 150, Calabasas Hills, CA 91301 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood Auction 53, Auction Date: 12/15/2012 LOT ITEM PRICE 40 PAIR OF LUCILLE BALL OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $900 41 PAIR OF DOLORES DEL RIO OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $300 42 HELEN GAHAGAN OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT FOR SHE BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $225 43 COLLECTION OF (4) OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS OF HORROR FILM FEMALE STARS $425 BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. 44 COLLECTION OF (6) OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS OF ANNE SHIRLEY BY ERNEST A. $400 BACHRACH. 45 COLLECTION OF (3) OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS OF CLAIRE TREVOR BY ERNEST A. $200 BACHRACH. 46 COLLECTION OF (4) OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS OF BRUNETTES BY ERNEST A. $225 BACHRACH. 47 COLLECTION OF (4) OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS OF LUPE VELEZ AND TAMARA $275 TOUMANOVA BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. 48 COLLECTION OF (4) OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS OF BLONDES BY ERNEST A. $200 BACHRACH. 50 COLLECTION OF (4) OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS OF CONSTANCE BENNETT, ANN $300 HARDING AND MONA MARIS BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. 51 OVERSIZE EXHIBITION PORTRAIT OF EXOTIC BLONDE ACTRESS BY ERNEST A. $175 BACHRACH. 52 PAIR OF OVERSIZE EXHIBITION PORTRAITS OF HELEN GAHAGAN FOR SHE BY ERNEST A. $200 BACHRACH. 53 OVERSIZE EXHIBITION PORTRAIT OF HELEN GAHAGAN FOR SHE BY ERNEST A. $350 BACHRACH. 54 PAIR OF OVERSIZE EXHIBITION PORTRAITS OF HELEN GAHAGAN FOR SHE BY ERNEST A. $200 BACHRACH. 55 PAIR OF OVERSIZE EXHIBITION BROMOIL-TRANSFER PORTRAIT PRINTS OF STARLETS $200 BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. 56 TRIO OF OVERSIZE EXHIBITION PORTRAITS OF IRENE DUNNE BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $225 Page 3 of 39 26901 Agoura Road, Suite 150, Calabasas Hills, CA 91301 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood Auction 53, Auction Date: 12/15/2012 LOT ITEM PRICE 57 COLLECTION OF (4) OVERSIZE EXHIBITION PORTRAITS OF DOLORES DEL RIO, FRED $600 ASTAIRE & GINGER ROGERS AND ONE OTHER, BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. 58 ORSON WELLES OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT FOR CITIZEN KANE BY ERNEST A. $2,000 BACHRACH. 59 ORSON WELLES OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $650 60 CARY GRANT OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAIT BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $1,000 61 COLLECTION OF (4) OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS OF JANIS CARTER BY ERNEST A. $200 BACHRACH. 62 COLLECTION OF (3) OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS OF HELEN WESTCOTT BY ERNEST $200 A. BACHRACH. 63 OVERSIZE EXHIBITION PORTRAIT OF GLORIA GRAHAME BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $1,600 64 ANN MILLER OVERSIZE EXHIBITION PORTRAIT BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $275 65 OVERSIZE EXHIBITION PORTRAIT OF INGRID BERGMAN BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $2,750 66 OVERSIZE EXHIBITION PORTRAIT OF BARBARA HALE BY ERNEST A. BACHRACH. $200 67 COLLECTION OF (4) OVERSIZE GALLERY PORTRAITS OF ACTRESSES BY ERNEST A. $550 BACHRACH. 68 COLLECTION OF (14) JEAN HARLOW 8 X 10 ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES FOR RED $4,000 DUST AND OTHERS. 69 COLLECTION OF (36) JEAN HARLOW 8 X 10 ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES. $10,000 70 COLLECTION OF (30) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES OF EARLY HOLLYWOOD FEMALE $3,000 STARS, INCLUDING CLARA BOW AND ANNA MAY WONG. 71 CLASSIC COMEDY COLLECTION OF (28) ORIGINAL CAMERA AND PUBLICITY NEGATIVES. $1,500 72 EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF (78) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES OF CAROLE LOMBARD. $8,000 Page 4 of 39 26901 Agoura Road, Suite 150, Calabasas Hills, CA 91301 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood Auction 53, Auction Date: 12/15/2012 LOT ITEM PRICE 73 COLLECTION OF (29) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES OF JOAN CRAWFORD AND GRETA $6,000 GARBO. 74 COLLECTION OF (34) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES OF 1930S AND ’40S FEMALE STARS, $2,500 INCLUDING MYRNA LOY, BARBARA STANWYCK, HEDY LAMARR AND OTHERS. 75 EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF (66) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES OF BETTE DAVIS. $8,500 76 COLLECTION OF (39) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES OF JEAN ARTHUR AND GINGER $1,200 ROGERS. 77 COLLECTION OF (65+) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES OF 1930S THROUGH ’50S FEMALE $1,500 STARS, INCLUDING MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN, PAULETTE GODDARD, MARIA MONTEZ AND OTHERS. 78 COLLECTION OF (25) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES OF GREAT DIRECTORS AND STUDIO $1,200 VIPS. 79 HOLLYWOOD MUSICALS COLLECTION OF (29) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES. $800 80 JUVENILE AND ANIMAL STARS COLLECTION OF (31) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES, $950 INCLUDING SHIRLEY TEMPLE. 81 MASSIVE CARY GRANT COLLECTION OF (79) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES. $6,000 82 MALE STARS AND FEATURED PLAYERS COLLECTION OF (41) ORIGINAL CAMERA AND $1,500 PUBLICITY NEGATIVES. 83 EXTENSIVE BING CROSBY COLLECTION OF (81) ORIGINAL CAMERA AND PUBLICITY $1,500 NEGATIVES. 84 W.C. FIELDS COLLECTION OF (43) ORIGINAL CAMERA AND PUBLICITY NEGATIVES. $3,000 85 MASSIVE COLLECTION OF (134) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES OF RITA HAYWORTH. $18,000 86 EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF (60+) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES OF ANN MILLER, $1,200 DORIS DAY, AND ROSALIND RUSSELL. 87 COLLECTION OF (25) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES OF 1930S BLONDE FEMALE $3,000 PERFORMERS. 88 COLLECTION OF (35) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES OF 1940S BLONDE FEMALE $1,500 PERFORMERS. Page 5 of 39 26901 Agoura Road, Suite 150, Calabasas Hills, CA 91301 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood Auction 53, Auction Date: 12/15/2012 LOT ITEM PRICE 89 COLLECTION OF (42) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES FROM (4) IMPORTANT FILMS BY $2,500 GREAT DIRECTORS. 90 CECIL B. DEMILLE COLLECTION OF (37) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES FROM (3) $1,200 IMPORTANT FILMS. 91 EXTENSIVE CLARK GABLE AND GARY COOPER COLLECTION OF (57) ORIGINAL CAMERA $3,000 NEGATIVES. 92 LEADING-MEN COLLECTION OF (45) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES, INCLUDING $3,000 HUMPHREY BOGART. 93 JOHN WAYNE/ COWBOYS COLLECTION OF (30) ORIGINAL CAMERA AND PUBLICITY $1,200 NEGATIVES. 94 COLLECTION OF (36) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES OF 1950S BLONDE FEMALE $1,200 PERFORMERS. 95 JAMES DEAN, PAUL NEWMAN AND MARLON BRANDO COLLECTION OF (35) ORIGINAL $1,500 CAMERA AND PUBLICITY NEGATIVES. 96 MASSIVE COLLECTION OF (140+) ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES OF HORROR AND $7,500 SCIENCE-FICTION FILMS OF THE 1920S-1960S. 97 EXTRAORDINARY ELVIS PRESLEY COLLECTION OF (100+) ORIGINAL CAMERA AND $3,000 PUBLICITY NEGATIVES FROM G.I. BLUES, ROUSTABOUT AND OTHERS. 98 MUSICIANS PLUS AFRICAN-AMERICAN PERFORMERS COLLECTION OF (41) ORIGINAL $1,200 CAMERA AND PUBLICITY NEGATIVES. 99 MGM MASTER FILE PRINT ARCHIVE OF ELIZABETH TAYLOR (21) PLUS MGM MASTER FILE $12,000 PRINT ARCHIVE OF LEADING LADIES (41). 100 COMPREHENSIVE PHOTO ARCHIVE (150+) OF ELIZABETH TAYLOR. $6,000 101 HUMPHREY BOGART AND LAUREN BACALL CUSTOM OVERSIZE PORTRAIT BY JOHN $550 ENGSTEAD. 102 LAUREN BACALL CUSTOM PORTRAIT BY JOHN ENGSTEAD. $450 103 LAUREN BACALL CUSTOM OVERSIZE PORTRAIT BY JOHN ENGSTEAD. $1,800 105 SUSAN HAYWARD CUSTOM OVERSIZE PORTRAIT BY JOHN ENGSTEAD. $200 Page 6 of 39 26901 Agoura Road, Suite 150, Calabasas Hills, CA 91301 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood Auction 53, Auction Date: 12/15/2012 LOT ITEM PRICE 106 LEADING LADIES COLLECTION OF (4) CUSTOM PRINTS BY JOHN ENGSTEAD AND JEAN $225 HOWARD.
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