Entertainment Memorabilia

What would appear to be a rare James Bond promotional poster proved the major attraction of a June 14 sale held by TW Gaze (18% buyer’s premium).

A cheery Retail Fruit Trade Federation 1930s poster promoting healthy breakfast food features in AntikBar’s summer exhibition The visual Impact of Nourishment in Vintage Posters.

Single-owner group offers 007 toys and gadgets mainly from the Sean Connery era

Swann Auction Galleries is holding a sale of vintage posters in New York on August 4.

Boldly going where no production action figure has gone before, a ʻdouble-telescoping’ Luke Skywalker in near mint conditon has sold for close to $100,000.

A collection of pop culture ephemera and football memorabilia found in a Cotswold bungalow was offered across 390 lots at auction.

A selection of lots relating to vehicles opens Poster Auctions International’s sale in New York on July 12.

Poster fan is particularly proud of his lobby cards highlighting groups ignored in early Hollywood.

With Wimbledon on the way at the end of the month we look at options for memorabilia

This original concert poster advertises the second of two now legendary punk rock concerts in Manchester in the summer of 1976.

A London saleroom offered what was billed as the only “known” surviving set of uncorrected galley proofs for Harry Potter & the Philosopher’s Stone.

Two upcoming lots at US book auctions.

Power of the Force line was launched as the original Star Wars began to lose its shine but rarest figures still bring demand

To mark the new range of Star Wars toys that came with the release of Return of the Jedi in 1983, the Leicester firm Palitoy commissioned a series of hand-built and hand-painted store displays to send to some of its best retailers.

The You Can Be Sure Of Shell adverts are some of the most familiar and renowned examples in British graphic design.

This London Transport poster for the Motor Show that took place from October 17-26, 1935, in Olympia, west London, was designed by Heather Perry – known as Herry Perry (1897-1962). It was printed by The Dangerfield Printing Co, London.

French illustrator Robert Falcucci (1900-89) was famous for his graphic works of the Art Deco era – particularly the Monaco Grand Prix posters.

Harry Potter just keeps on doing well at auction, and Hansons (25% buyer’s premium), which has enjoyed a particularly close and profitable relationship with JK Rowling’s creation over the years, had more to offer in a March 9 sale.

This 1930s pencil and gouache for the Lawn Tennis Championship Meetings was a poster design for London Underground.