Milton C. Burrow Motion Picture Golden Reel Award, Birds of Prey

Very cool piece of Hollywood history in this Golden Reel award won by Milton C. Burrow in 1973. The movie, Birds of Prey starred David Janssen. Statue has a gilt metal reel on wooden base and engraved

Great piece of Hollywood history is this Golden Reel Award given to Milton C. Burrow in 1973. Gold gilt metal reel on a solid wood base. Plaque on front is Police Story "Collision Course" Best Sound E

Very cool piece of Hollywood memorabilia in this Motion Picture Sound Editors Golden Reel Award presented in 1974 to Milton C. Burrow.. Gold gilt metal reel attached to a solid wooden base. Engraved p

Wonderful piece of Hollywood memorabilia is this Motion Picture Golden Reel Award presented to sound editor Milton C. Burrow. Gold gilt reel on solid marble base. Plaque on front engraved Raid on Ente

Very cool piece of Hollywood history is this Motion Picture Sound Editors Golden Reel Award issued to Milton C. Burrow in 1964. Gold gilt reel attached to a solid wood base and an engraved plaque on f

Nice lot of personal items from sound editor Milton C. Burrow. The program is for the 37th Annual 1990 Golden Reel awards for the 1989 film season. Included are two metal cards with gold finish for Bu

This plaque was presented to Milton C Burrow when he was accepted to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. It was signed by Karl Malden who was the academy president from 1989-1992. Measure

This plaque was presented to Milton C Burrow when he was accepted to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. It was signed by Karl Malden who was the academy president from 1989-1992. Measure

Great vintage Moviola used and owned by award winning sound editor Milton C. Burrow, and most likely the other men in his family involved in the movie industry, Neil and Scott. It appears to be comple

Cool lot of ephemera related to the Motion Picture & Video Tape Editor's Guild. All of these belonged to Milton Burrow and also includes a Life Member gold card, a pinback for Oscar Wednesday in 1989

Unsure of the date of this film reel, and while we did not examine the entire thing, it appears to be primarily wildlife. This lot comes from the award winning Burrow family estate. Milton, Neil and S

Wooden motion picture camera, uncommon version with built-in ground-glass tubular viewfinder, in very good original condition, mechanism still perfectly working, engraved with Ernemann name and serial

BELL & HOWELL MODEL B 35mm motion picture camera, Chicago, Bell & Howell, c.1917, approximately 285 x 365 x 230 mm, metal body painted black, Chicago c. 1917, serial no 631, with external double magaz

MOY & BASTIE 35 35mm motion picture camera, London, Ernest F. Moy, Ltd, c.1909, wooden with brass binding and top panel, 333 x 403 x 130 mm, serial no 271, with 2 wooden magazines, replacement[?] leat

Mitchell/Technovision, c. 1970 Mitchell, USA, Technovision, USA, agency Rome. Low-noise sound-film camera for motion picture production. This Technovision blimp body comprised a 35mm Mitchell reflex c

MOY & BASTIE 35 35mm motion picture camera, London, Ernest F. Moy, Ltd, c.1909, wooden with brass binding and metal front panel, 333 x 404 x 127 mm, serial no 171, with Zeiss Tessar 50mm F1:3.5 lens,

A Rosalind Russell Academy Award® nomination certificate for Auntie Mame Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Certificate of Nomination for Award presented to Rosalind Russell for Best Act

Item: Antique German Silver Falcon on Perch Bird of Prey Figure / Model / Statue Date - c. 1900 Made in Germany Approx. Weight - 37 oz / 1.1 kg Approx. Height - 37.5cm Approx. Diameter of Base - 13cm

Oval-form, having a raised framed scene of birds of prey all around. Hand chased and a 3-dimensional underside. Marked "SFD". [2 3/4 inches]. 42 dwt.

Monumental signed Boehm 'Golden Eagle' sculpture, executed in porcelain, depicting the fierce bird of prey with wings spread, perched on a naturalistic base in the form of branches, signed, 28.5"h x 4

DESCRIPTION: Miniature Academy Award "Oscar" made by Columbia Pictures Corporation in 1935 to celebrate Columbia's 15th Anniversary and the film It Happened One Night becoming the first motion picture

A c. 1900 1¢ floor model Mutoscope in antique copper finish with "Electric Chair at Sing Sing!" reel. Marquee placard shows "Real Moving Pictures!" and photo of any early electric chair with gent

Kingfisher made into flowers, trees and birds. Framed in Zi Tan Wood. 27" (69cm) long and 22" (56cm) wide. The framed box thickness is about 2.5" thick. please refer to image 8. 19th. C. Good conditio

Silver enameled. In flowers, birds, Shou Dai Birds, etc. 20th. C.. Each: 61" (155cm) tall and 26" (66cm) wide.Very Good condition except for one piece loose.