Daniel Craig's James Bond Suit, Posters, First Edition of Ian Fleming Novel up for Online Auction
The sale includes 400 lots, with top items expected to fetch up to $53,000 as collectors bid on costumes, books and posters.
- Propstore launched an online auction featuring 400 lots spanning every film in the James Bond series, highlighting the franchise's evolution from 1962's Dr. No through 2021.
- Bond has been part of cinema for over 60 years, with Propstore director of consignments Alastair McCrea telling The Hollywood Reporter that "interest remains strong to this day."
- Highlights include Daniel Craig's Tom Ford suit from Skyfall, expected to sell for as much as $53,000, and a set of 14 first-edition books by Ian Fleming from publisher Jonathan Cape projected at upwards of $50,000.
- Bidders are also eyeing the Paloma dress valued at around $53,000 and a British quad poster worth as much as $22,000, while partnerships with Aston Martin and Omega maintain collector interest.
- This Bond-focused auction follows Propstore's previous online sale featuring items from director Denis Villeneuve's Blade Runner 2049, as anticipation for the next 007 movie Villeneuve is set to direct continues to fuel collector interest.
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Daniel Craig’s ‘Skyfall’ suit, Omega watches up for auction
Los Angeles: Daniel Craig’s Tom Ford suit in “Skyfall”, Omega watches, movie posters and other memorabilia from the long-running 007 franchise are up for an online global auction, allowing Bond fans to own a piece of movie history. Propstore’s online ‘The James Bond Auction‘ features 400 lots spanning every film in the long-running series and … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics and Top Sto…
The bid, available internationally, also features clothes worn by Ana de Armas or a "Octopussy" sticker.
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