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PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Morris Everett, Jr 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Morris Everett, Jr. - Poster Auction - Part 1 Auction 76, Auction Date: 6/29/2015 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 1 CABIRIA ORIGINAL HALF-SHEET POSTER. $2,500 $500 2 MACISTE IN HELL (2) LOBBY CARDS, INCLUDING TITLE-LOBBY CARD. $600 $120 3 THE PIT AND THE PENDULUM (2) LOBBY CARDS. $750 $150 4 UNDINE (7) VERTICAL LOBBY CARDS FOR THE FIRST KNOWN MERMAID $1,900 $380 FANTASY FILM. 5 DIRECTOR WILLIS O’BRIEN LOBBY CARD FOR THE GHOST OF SLUMBER $4,000 $800 MOUNTAIN. 6 PAUL WEGENER LOBBY CARD FOR THE GOLEM. $5,500 $1,100 7 CONRAD VEIDT LOBBY CARD FOR THE CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI. $5,000 $1,000 8 JOHN BARRYMORE LOBBY CARD FOR DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE. $1,000 $200 9 DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE LOBBY CARD. $400 $80 10 A MESSAGE FROM MARS (3) LOBBY CARDS. $425 $85 11 THE MISTRESS OF THE WORLD (4) LOBBY CARDS. $400 $80 12 WALLACE REID INSERT POSTER FOR THE GHOST BREAKER. $400 $80 13 DIRECTOR MAURICE TOURNEUR (6) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE BRASS BOTTLE, $650 $130 INCLUDING TITLE-LOBBY CARD. 14 QUO VADIS TITLE-LOBBY CARD. $1,000 $200 15 THE WIZARD OF OZ LOBBY CARD. $9,000 $1,800 16 SHE TITLE-LOBBY CARD. $750 $150 Page 1 of 70 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Morris Everett, Jr. - Poster Auction - Part 1 Auction 76, Auction Date: 6/29/2015 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 18 SHE (3) LOBBY CARDS. $375 $75 19 LOBBY CARDS FROM THE LAST MAN ON EARTH AND ALF’S BUTTON. $450 $90 20 DIRECTOR F. W. MURNAU LOBBY CARD FOR FAUST. $2,250 $450 21 THE MAGICIAN LOBBY CARD. $1,400 $280 23 THE MAN WHO LAUGHS LOBBY CARD. $1,700 $340 24 METROPOLIS LOBBY CARD. $40,000 $8,000 25 THE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND TITLE-LOBBY CARD. $1,700 $340 26 THE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND LOBBY CARD. $1,400 $280 27 THE WIZARD TITLE-LOBBY CARD. $1,100 $220 28 THE WIZARD LOBBY CARD. $650 $130 29 THE WIZARD LOBBY CARD. $600 $120 30 COLLECTION OF (7) KALEM STUDIOS BROADSIDES. $225 $45 31 COLLECTION OF (11) EARLY CINEMA HANDBILLS. $550 $110 32 THE BANDITS 1-SHEET POSTER. $500 $100 33 COLLECTION OF (15) EARLY CINEMA LOBBY CARDS. $900 $180 34 COLLECTION OF (12) EARLY CINEMA VERTICAL LOBBY CARDS. $900 $180 Page 2 of 70 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Morris Everett, Jr. - Poster Auction - Part 1 Auction 76, Auction Date: 6/29/2015 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 35 DIRECTOR D. W. GRIFFITH WINDOW CARD POSTER FOR THE BIRTH OF A $4,250 $850 NATION. 36 DIRECTOR D. W. GRIFFITH (5) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE BIRTH OF A NATION. $1,600 $320 37 DIRECTOR D. W. GRIFFITH (2) LOBBY CARDS FOR BROKEN BLOSSOMS. $1,300 $260 38 DIRECTOR CECIL B. DE MILLE (14) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE SQUAW MAN. $650 $130 40 DIRECTOR D. W. GRIFFITH (5) LOBBY CARDS FOR WAY DOWN EAST. $1,600 $320 41 DIRECTOR D. W. GRIFFITH (6) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE WHITE ROSE. $600 $120 42 DIRECTOR ERICH VON STROHEIM MINI LOBBY CARD FOR BLIND HUSBANDS. $275 $55 43 DIRECTOR ERICH VON STROHEIM (6) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE DEVIL’S PASS $1,200 $240 KEY, INCLUDING TITLE-LOBBY CARD. 44 DIRECTOR ERICH VON STROHEIM LOBBY CARD FOR FOOLISH WIVES. $425 $85 45 DIRECTOR ERICH VON STROHEIM LOBBY CARD FOR GREED. $7,500 $1,500 46 ERICH VON STROHEIM HALF-SHEET POSTER FOR THE MERRY WIDOW. $1,000 $200 47 ERICH VON STROHEIM (4) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE MERRY WIDOW, INCLUDING $1,100 $220 TITLE-LOBBY CARD. 48 DIRECTOR HOWARD HAWKS (11) LOBBY CARDS FOR THREE FILMS. $600 $120 49 DIRECTOR CECIL B. DE MILLE (9) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE TEN $650 $130 COMMANDMENTS AND FOOL’S PARADISE. 51 DIRECTOR TOD BROWNING COMPLETE (8) LOBBY CARD SET FOR THE DAY OF $700 $140 FAITH. 52 DIRECTOR FRANK BORZAGE (8) LOBBY CARDS FOR THREE FILMS. $400 $80 Page 3 of 70 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Morris Everett, Jr. - Poster Auction - Part 1 Auction 76, Auction Date: 6/29/2015 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 53 DIRECTOR JOHN FORD (10) LOBBY CARDS FOR FOUR FILMS. $800 $160 54 DIRECTOR JOHN FORD COMPLETE (8) LOBBY CARD SET FOR THANK YOU. $225 $45 55 DIRECTOR F. W. MURNAU (3) LOBBY CARDS FOR TARTUFFE. $850 $170 56 DIRECTOR SERGEI EISENSTEIN LOBBY CARD FOR BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN. $5,000 $1,000 57 DIRECTOR GEORG WILHELM PABST LOBBY CARD FOR STREETS OF SORROW $950 $190 WITH GRETA GARBO. 58 DIRECTOR WILLIAM WELLMAN (3) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE CAT’S PAJAMAS AND $400 $80 LADIES OF THE MOB. 59 DIRECTOR VICTOR FLEMING COMPLETE (8) LOBBY CARD SET FOR THE ROUGH $600 $120 RIDERS. 61 DIRECTOR JOSEF VON STERNBERG (2) LOBBY CARDS FOR UNDERWORLD. $650 $130 62 DIRECTOR ABEL GANCE LOBBY CARD FOR NAPOLEON. $1,900 $380 64 DIRECTOR ERNST LUBITSCH (3) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE STUDENT PRINCE IN $1,500 $300 OLD HEIDELBERG. 65 DIRECTOR REX INGRAM (3) LOBBY CARDS FOR MARE’ NOSTRUM AND THE $700 $140 ARAB. 66 DIRECTOR FRITZ LANG (2) LOBBY CARDS FOR SPIES. $1,200 $240 67 DIRECTOR KING VIDOR (7) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE BIG PARADE. $800 $160 68 DIRECTOR KING VIDOR (9) LOBBY CARDS FOR THREE FILMS. $1,300 $260 69 DIRECTOR JAMES CRUZE (11) LOBBY CARDS FOR EXCESS BAGGAGE AND $850 $170 MERTON OF THE MOVIES. 70 DIRECTOR JAMES CRUZE (7) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE COVERED WAGON. $700 $140 Page 4 of 70 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Morris Everett, Jr. - Poster Auction - Part 1 Auction 76, Auction Date: 6/29/2015 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 71 DIRECTOR JAMES CRUZE (6) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE ENEMY SEX. $300 $60 72 DIRECTOR ERNEST B. SCHOEDSACK (11) LOBBY CARDS FROM CHANG AND $2,000 $400 RANGO. 73 DIRECTOR HENRY KING (7) LOBBY CARDS FOR STELLA DALLAS, INCLUDING $300 $60 TITLE CARD. 74 DIRECTOR DOROTHY ARZNER (6) LOBBY CARDS FOR MANHATTAN COCKTAIL. $950 $190 75 DIRECTOR FRANK BORZAGE (3) LOBBY CARDS FOR STREET ANGEL, $600 $120 INCLUDING TITLE-LOBBY CARD. 76 DIRECTOR WILLIAM WELLMAN (6) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE LEGION OF THE $600 $120 CONDEMNED. 77 DIRECTOR VICTOR SEASTROM (2) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE WIND. $2,000 $400 79 DIRECTOR F. W. MURNAU TITLE-LOBBY CARD FOR 4 DEVILS. $1,000 $200 80 DIRECTOR ERICH VON STROHEIM (3) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE WEDDING $700 $140 MARCH. 81 DIRECTOR RAOUL WALSH (4) LOBBY CARDS FOR LOVES OF CARMEN AND ME $850 $170 GANGSTER. 82 DIRECTOR ERNST LUBITSCH (4) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE LOVES OF PHARAOH $800 $160 AND LADY WINDERMERE’S FAN. 83 DIRECTOR JOSEF VON STERNBERG (5) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE CASE OF LENA $1,000 $200 SMITH, INCLUDING TITLE-LOBBY CARD. 84 COLLECTION OF (10) MGM LOBBY CARDS WITH REMARKABLE SILENT-ERA $1,400 $280 DESIGN. 85 COLLECTION OF (16) SEXY LINGERIE POSE LOBBY CARDS WITH REMARKABLE $800 $160 SILENT-ERA DESIGN. 86 COLLECTION OF (26) FIRST NATIONAL LOBBY CARDS WITH REMARKABLE $1,900 $380 SILENT-ERA DESIGN. 87 COLLECTION OF (20) SEXY SHOWGIRL LOBBY CARDS WITH REMARKABLE $1,500 $300 SILENT-ERA DESIGN. Page 5 of 70 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Morris Everett, Jr. - Poster Auction - Part 1 Auction 76, Auction Date: 6/29/2015 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 88 COLLECTION OF (24) FIRST NATIONAL LOBBY CARDS WITH REMARKABLE $1,700 $340 SILENT-ERA DESIGN. 89 COLLECTION OF (25) HEART-THEMED LOBBY CARDS WITH REMARKABLE $700 $140 SILENT-ERA DESIGN. 91 RUDOLPH VALENTINO TITLE-LOBBY CARD FOR THE SHEIK. $2,000 $400 92 RUDOLPH VALENTINO LOBBY CARD FOR THE SHEIK. $800 $160 94 RUDOLPH VALENTINO COMPLETE (8) LOBBY CARD SET FOR BLOOD AND SAND. $2,750 $550 95 RUDOLPH VALENTINO (5) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE YOUNG RAJAH, INCLUDING $1,100 $220 TITLE-LOBBY CARD. 96 RUDOLPH VALENTINO (7) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE EAGLE. $800 $160 97 RUDOLPH VALENTINO (2) LOBBY CARDS FOR THE SON OF THE SHEIK, $800 $160 INCLUDING TITLE-LOBBY CARD. 98 RUDOLPH VALENTINO (4) LOBBY CARDS FOR BEYOND THE ROCKS WITH $850 $170 GLORIA SWANSON. 99 COLLECTION OF (13) VALENTINO-SATIRE LOBBY CARDS FROM SHE’S A SHEIK $650 $130 AND SHRIEK OF ARABY. 100 GLORIA SWANSON (3) LOBBY CARDS FROM MACK SENNETT FILMS. $400 $80 101 GLORIA SWANSON (6) LOBBY CARDS FOR MY AMERICAN WIFE. $1,000 $200 102 GLORIA SWANSON (15) LOBBY CARDS FOR FOUR FILMS. $1,300 $260 103 GLORIA SWANSON (4) LOBBY CARDS FOR HER GILDED CAGE. $700 $140 104 GLORIA SWANSON (5) LOBBY CARDS FOR PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS, INCLUDING $800 $160 TITLE-LOBBY CARD. 105 GLORIA SWANSON (5) LOBBY CARDS FOR ZAZA, INCLUDING TITLE-LOBBY $900 $180 CARD. Page 6 of 70 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Morris Everett, Jr. - Poster Auction - Part 1 Auction 76, Auction Date: 6/29/2015 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 106 GLORIA SWANSON (7) LOBBY CARDS FOR MADAME SANS GENE. $1,000 $200 107 GLORIA SWANSON (3) LOBBY CARDS FOR STAGE STRUCK, INCLUDING $750 $150 TITLE-LOBBY CARD. 108 GLORIA SWANSON (5) LOBBY CARDS FOR FINE MANNERS, INCLUDING $425 $85 TITLE-LOBBY CARD. 109 GLORIA SWANSON COMPLETE (8) LOBBY CARD SET FOR SADIE THOMPSON.
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