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RETURN OF THE JEDI HAN SOLO MOVIE PROP DL-44 BLASTERMARLON BRANDO OWNED 1969 HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLEELVIS PRESLEY 1970 MERCEDES-BENZ 280 SEL FOUR-DOOR
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Las Vegas, NV, United States
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HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS 2018

Join Julien?s in Las Vegas at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on Saturday, June 23rd for our blockbuster Hollywood auction event of the season. The HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS sale will pay tribute to moments in movie history with rare items featuring costumes, memorabilia, film props and more. Headlining this phenomenal event is Harrison Ford?s "Han Solo" hero blaster movie prop used in the original Star Wars trilogy film "Episode VI: Return of the Jedi" (Twentieth Century Fox, 1983). This presentation at auction of one of the most iconic sci-fi weapons in the history of film comes upon the 35th anniversary of the film?s release and will highlight the exhibition and sale of the never before seen Collection of "The James L. Schoppe Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Production Archive." Offered for the first time, the blaster is estimated to sell around $300,000-$500,000. Actor Harrison Ford as "Han Solo" is seen using the blaster in many scenes throughout "Return of the Jedi." This original production-used BlasTech DL-44 blaster prop weapon was custom made specifically for the film, built on a metal working non-firing model version of the German Mauser C96 ("Broomhandle Mauser") from MGC (Model Gun Corporation) of Japan with additional found parts, greblies and cast resin pieces added on. We believe this is one of four hero "Han Solo" blasters made for and used in the film, the production created one "practical" (blank fire) version and three "non-firing" versions. Julien?s Auctions HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS auction event will offer one of the three "non-firing" movie prop weapons made for and used in the film. Once production was completed, the film?s Property Master Peter Hancock presented Art Director James L. Schoppe with the "Han Solo" blaster and other props. Schoppe has kept this blaster and his memorabilia archive intact for the past 35 years.
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JEAN LOUISE GLENN FORD SKETCH: An original hand drawn sketch by Hollywood costume designer Jean Louise. The drawing is a costume for Glenn Ford to wear in the film The Loves of Carmen 1948. Additional annotations on verso and
0505: JEAN LOUISE GLENN FORD SKETCHEst. US$600-US$800
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ERICH VON STROHEIM MILITARY JACKET FROM THE NORTH STAR: An olive green military jacket with Nazi emblem on the right chest and stripes on the left, worn by Erich von Stroheim as German doctor Dr. von Harden in The North Star (Samuel Goldwyn, 1943).
0507: ERICH VON STROHEIM MILITARY JACKET FROM THE NORTH STAREst. US$2,000-US$4,000
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MARLON BRANDO CARDIGAN: A knit cardigan in autumn shades owned by Marlon Brando. A Bovet label is present. PROVENANCE From the Archives of Miko Brando Marlon Brando"
0508: MARLON BRANDO CARDIGANEst. US$400-US$600
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MARLON BRANDO WOOL JACKET: A charcoal wool single-breasted jacket owned by Marlon Brando. The jacket has a Jack Victor Classic label. PROVENANCE From the Archives of Miko Brando Marlon Brando"
0509: MARLON BRANDO WOOL JACKETEst. US$800-US$1,200
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MARLON BRANDO COSTUME FROM JULIUS CAESAR: A burlap short-sleeve floor-length tunic robe with decoration at the collar and around the hem. With a typed Western Costume label reading ""No. 57-2903-3/ Name Marlon Brando/ Chest 40 1/2/ chg#8.""
0510: MARLON BRANDO COSTUME FROM JULIUS CAESAREst. US$2,000-US$4,000
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MARLON BRANDO BURBERRY JACKET: A single-breasted plaid Burberry jacket owned by Marlon Brando. The camel-hair jacket has a Burberry label present. PROVENANCE From the Archives of Miko Brando Marlon Brando"
0511: MARLON BRANDO BURBERRY JACKETEst. US$1,500-US$3,000Lot Passed
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MARLON BRANDO CORDUROY JACKET AND WAISTCOAT: A black corduroy single-breasted jacket and waistcoat owned by Marlon Brando. The jacket has a wardrobe sticker inscribed ""Brando"" and a designer label that reads ""Haute Couture Vincent Pastena.""
0512: MARLON BRANDO CORDUROY JACKET AND WAISTCOATEst. US$1,000-US$2,000
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MARLON BRANDO SILVERWARE: A pair of silver salt and pepper shakers, marked ""Duchin,"" and a pair of silver-plated pierced liner condiment pieces, one with a lid, both with ""E.L."" maker stickers. Silver weighs 6.5 troy oz.
0513: MARLON BRANDO SILVERWAREEst. US$800-US$1,200Lot Passed
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VIVA ZAPATA! ROYAL THRONE WITH DVD: A throne custom-made in the style of the Spanish royal throne, ornately carved out of wood and painted in various gold paints that simulate gold bullion featuring a sculpted ornate eagle with
0514: VIVA ZAPATA! ROYAL THRONE WITH DVDEst. US$2,000-US$3,000
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CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF POSTER: An American poster for the Elizabeth Taylor film Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Avon, 1958). Framed, 67 by 46 1/2 inches, overall; 60 by 40 inches, sight Various"
0516: CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF POSTEREst. US$400-US$600
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ELIZABETH TAYLOR CLEOPATRA EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT: A six-page employment agreement synopsis for Elizabeth Taylor regarding her lead role in the film Cleopatra (20th Century Fox, 1963). The synopsis details a number of interesting requirements,
0517: ELIZABETH TAYLOR CLEOPATRA EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENTEst. US$800-US$1,200
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QUO VADIS WARDROBE PLOT BOOK: A thick binder with documents, drawings, and information related to the costume department for Quo Vadis (MGM, 1951), titled ""Quo Vadis Martell"" on the cover and spine. The binder contains
0519: QUO VADIS WARDROBE PLOT BOOKEst. US$1,000-US$2,000Lot Passed
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PHILIP OBER FROM HERE TO ETERNITY SCRIPT: A working script for From Here to Eternity (Columbia, 1953) used by Philip Ober, who plays Captain Dana Holmes. The script is marked ""Revised Final Draft Feb. 24, 1953."" Attached to the cover of
0520: PHILIP OBER FROM HERE TO ETERNITY SCRIPTEst. US$800-US$1,200
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DIAL M FOR MURDER LOBBY CARDS: Three lobby cards for the Alfred Hitchcock film Dial M for Murder (Warner Bros., 1954). Dial M for Murder"
0521: DIAL M FOR MURDER LOBBY CARDSEst. US$200-US$400
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VERTIGO POSTER: An American one-sheet poster designed by Saul Bass for the Alfred Hitchcock film Vertigo (Alfred J. Hitchcock, 1958). Framed, 42 1/2 by 28 inches, overall; 26 5/8 by 41 inches, sight Vertigo"
0522: VERTIGO POSTEREst. US$3,000-US$5,000
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ALFRED HITCHCOCK LOBBY CARDS: Five lobby cards for the following Alfred Hitchcock films: one each for Saboteur (Universal, 1942); Spellbound (Selznick, 1945); The Trouble with Harry (Alfred J. Hitchcock, 1955); the 1962
0523: ALFRED HITCHCOCK LOBBY CARDSEst. US$300-US$500
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ALFRED HITCHCOCK THE BIRDS POSTER: An American one-sheet poster for the Alfred Hitchcock film The Birds (Alfred J. Hitchcock, 1963). Framed, 44 by 31 inches, overall; 40 1/2 by 27 inches, sight Alfred Hitchcock"
0524: ALFRED HITCHCOCK THE BIRDS POSTEREst. US$400-US$600
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ADVENTURE FILMS FROM 1950-1953 ARCHIVE: An archive of approximately 1,000 images from films produced between 1950 and 1953. The archive includes a folder for each film with varying numbers of original and copies of images in each. The
0526: ADVENTURE FILMS FROM 1950-1953 ARCHIVEEst. US$1,000-US$2,000
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ORSON WELLES SCREEN DIRECTORS GUILD CARD: A Screen Directors Guild of America membership card dating from 1955-1956, issued to Orson Welles. Housed with a photograph of Welles in a black frame with blue and gold matting. Welles was the
0527: ORSON WELLES SCREEN DIRECTORS GUILD CARDEst. US$1,000-US$2,000
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DARRYL ZANUCK OWNED CRYSTAL CIGARETTE BOX: A crystal cigarette box with a silver-plated horse on the lid, etched scrollings, stamped ""Germany."" Accompanied by a handwritten and signed letter from Darrylin Zanuck, stating that the box
0528: DARRYL ZANUCK OWNED CRYSTAL CIGARETTE BOXEst. US$1,500-US$3,000
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