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Princess Diana clothes and accessories sold in $5million royal auction
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27/06/2025
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A collection of clothes and accessories including hats, shoes and bags that belonged to the late Princess Diana were snapped up by bidders in a $5 million USD royal auction,
More than 300 pieces went under the hammer including some of Diana’s most iconic and rare fashion ensembles, many of which had never been seen at auction before.
The event also featured a selection of significant pieces from British royal history—including garments worn by Queen Elizabeth II.
A Bellville Sassoon floral day dress made for Diana, the Princess of Wales, was the top lot, selling for $508,000 USD.
A dress from one of her favourite British designers, Catherine Walker went for $455,000 USD,15 times the low estimate.
A1995 Lady Dior lambskin handbag owned by Diana, sold for $325,000 USD, while a Catherine Walker falcon evening gown fwas snapped up for $455,000 USD.
A scarlet nylon ski suit by sportswear company Head got $317,500 USD, and the 1997 British Lung Foundation sweatshirt fetched $215,900 USD, over 22 times the low estimate.
The event was hosted by US auction house Julien’s Auctions at The Peninsula hotel Beverly Hills and online to a global audience.
OPS:One of the Diana auction items.Rayne red leather shoes and matching clutch for a 1990 royal visit to Japan sold for $88,900.
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Princess Diana clothes and accessories sold in $5million royal auction
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Diana 1
Ref 16946
27/06/2025
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A collection of clothes and accessories including hats, shoes and bags that belonged to the late Princess Diana were snapped up by bidders in a $5 million USD royal auction,
More than 300 pieces went under the hammer including some of Diana’s most iconic and rare fashion ensembles, many of which had never been seen at auction before.
The event also featured a selection of significant pieces from British royal history—including garments worn by Queen Elizabeth II.
A Bellville Sassoon floral day dress made for Diana, the Princess of Wales, was the top lot, selling for $508,000 USD.
A dress from one of her favourite British designers, Catherine Walker went for $455,000 USD,15 times the low estimate.
A1995 Lady Dior lambskin handbag owned by Diana, sold for $325,000 USD, while a Catherine Walker falcon evening gown fwas snapped up for $455,000 USD.
A scarlet nylon ski suit by sportswear company Head got $317,500 USD, and the 1997 British Lung Foundation sweatshirt fetched $215,900 USD, over 22 times the low estimate.
The event was hosted by US auction house Julien’s Auctions at The Peninsula hotel Beverly Hills and online to a global audience.
OPS:One of the Diana auction items.A 1981 pink straw hat Diana wore for her honeymoon by milliner John Boyd sold For $25,400 USD.
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Princess Diana clothes and accessories sold in $5million royal auction
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Diana 1
Ref 16946
27/06/2025
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A collection of clothes and accessories including hats, shoes and bags that belonged to the late Princess Diana were snapped up by bidders in a $5 million USD royal auction,
More than 300 pieces went under the hammer including some of Diana’s most iconic and rare fashion ensembles, many of which had never been seen at auction before.
The event also featured a selection of significant pieces from British royal history—including garments worn by Queen Elizabeth II.
A Bellville Sassoon floral day dress made for Diana, the Princess of Wales, was the top lot, selling for $508,000 USD.
A dress from one of her favourite British designers, Catherine Walker went for $455,000 USD,15 times the low estimate.
A1995 Lady Dior lambskin handbag owned by Diana, sold for $325,000 USD, while a Catherine Walker falcon evening gown fwas snapped up for $455,000 USD.
A scarlet nylon ski suit by sportswear company Head got $317,500 USD, and the 1997 British Lung Foundation sweatshirt fetched $215,900 USD, over 22 times the low estimate.
The event was hosted by US auction house Julien’s Auctions at The Peninsula hotel Beverly Hills and online to a global audience.
OPS:One of the Diana auction items. A falcon -design dress from one of her favourite British designers, Catherine Walker went for $455,000 USD,15 times the low estimate.
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Princess Diana clothes and accessories sold in $5million royal auction
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Diana 1
Ref 16946
27/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Julien’s Auctions
A collection of clothes and accessories including hats, shoes and bags that belonged to the late Princess Diana were snapped up by bidders in a $5 million USD royal auction,
More than 300 pieces went under the hammer including some of Diana’s most iconic and rare fashion ensembles, many of which had never been seen at auction before.
The event also featured a selection of significant pieces from British royal history—including garments worn by Queen Elizabeth II.
A Bellville Sassoon floral day dress made for Diana, the Princess of Wales, was the top lot, selling for $508,000 USD.
A dress from one of her favourite British designers, Catherine Walker went for $455,000 USD,15 times the low estimate.
A1995 Lady Dior lambskin handbag owned by Diana, sold for $325,000 USD, while a Catherine Walker falcon evening gown fwas snapped up for $455,000 USD.
A scarlet nylon ski suit by sportswear company Head got $317,500 USD, and the 1997 British Lung Foundation sweatshirt fetched $215,900 USD, over 22 times the low estimate.
The event was hosted by US auction house Julien’s Auctions at The Peninsula hotel Beverly Hills and online to a global audience.
OPS:One of the Diana auction items.A Bellville Sassoon floral day dress made for Diana, the Princess of Wales, was the top lot, selling for $508,000 USD.
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DUKAS_186435521_FER
Princess Diana clothes and accessories sold in $5million royal auction
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Diana 1
Ref 16946
27/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Julien’s Auctions
A collection of clothes and accessories including hats, shoes and bags that belonged to the late Princess Diana were snapped up by bidders in a $5 million USD royal auction,
More than 300 pieces went under the hammer including some of Diana’s most iconic and rare fashion ensembles, many of which had never been seen at auction before.
The event also featured a selection of significant pieces from British royal history—including garments worn by Queen Elizabeth II.
A Bellville Sassoon floral day dress made for Diana, the Princess of Wales, was the top lot, selling for $508,000 USD.
A dress from one of her favourite British designers, Catherine Walker went for $455,000 USD,15 times the low estimate.
A1995 Lady Dior lambskin handbag owned by Diana, sold for $325,000 USD, while a Catherine Walker falcon evening gown fwas snapped up for $455,000 USD.
A scarlet nylon ski suit by sportswear company Head got $317,500 USD, and the 1997 British Lung Foundation sweatshirt fetched $215,900 USD, over 22 times the low estimate.
The event was hosted by US auction house Julien’s Auctions at The Peninsula hotel Beverly Hills and online to a global audience.
OPS:One of the Diana auction items.A 1997 British Lung Foundation sweatshirt fetched $215,900 USD
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DUKAS_186435520_FER
Princess Diana clothes and accessories sold in $5million royal auction
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Diana 1
Ref 16946
27/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Julien’s Auctions
A collection of clothes and accessories including hats, shoes and bags that belonged to the late Princess Diana were snapped up by bidders in a $5 million USD royal auction,
More than 300 pieces went under the hammer including some of Diana’s most iconic and rare fashion ensembles, many of which had never been seen at auction before.
The event also featured a selection of significant pieces from British royal history—including garments worn by Queen Elizabeth II.
A Bellville Sassoon floral day dress made for Diana, the Princess of Wales, was the top lot, selling for $508,000 USD.
A dress from one of her favourite British designers, Catherine Walker went for $455,000 USD,15 times the low estimate.
A1995 Lady Dior lambskin handbag owned by Diana, sold for $325,000 USD, while a Catherine Walker falcon evening gown fwas snapped up for $455,000 USD.
A scarlet nylon ski suit by sportswear company Head got $317,500 USD, and the 1997 British Lung Foundation sweatshirt fetched $215,900 USD, over 22 times the low estimate.
The event was hosted by US auction house Julien’s Auctions at The Peninsula hotel Beverly Hills and online to a global audience.
OPS:One of the Diana auction items. A1995 Lady Dior lambskin handbag old for $325,000 USD,
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Princess Diana clothes and accessories sold in $5million royal auction
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Diana 1
Ref 16946
27/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Julien’s Auctions
A collection of clothes and accessories including hats, shoes and bags that belonged to the late Princess Diana were snapped up by bidders in a $5 million USD royal auction,
More than 300 pieces went under the hammer including some of Diana’s most iconic and rare fashion ensembles, many of which had never been seen at auction before.
The event also featured a selection of significant pieces from British royal history—including garments worn by Queen Elizabeth II.
A Bellville Sassoon floral day dress made for Diana, the Princess of Wales, was the top lot, selling for $508,000 USD.
A dress from one of her favourite British designers, Catherine Walker went for $455,000 USD,15 times the low estimate.
A1995 Lady Dior lambskin handbag owned by Diana, sold for $325,000 USD, while a Catherine Walker falcon evening gown fwas snapped up for $455,000 USD.
A scarlet nylon ski suit by sportswear company Head got $317,500 USD, and the 1997 British Lung Foundation sweatshirt fetched $215,900 USD, over 22 times the low estimate.
The event was hosted by US auction house Julien’s Auctions at The Peninsula hotel Beverly Hills and online to a global audience.
OPS:One of the Diana auction items. A 1995 Catherine Walker black cocktail dress, that fetched $254,000 USD.
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DUKAS_186435518_FER
Princess Diana clothes and accessories sold in $5million royal auction
Ferrari Press Agency
Diana 1
Ref 16946
27/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Julien’s Auctions
A collection of clothes and accessories including hats, shoes and bags that belonged to the late Princess Diana were snapped up by bidders in a $5 million USD royal auction,
More than 300 pieces went under the hammer including some of Diana’s most iconic and rare fashion ensembles, many of which had never been seen at auction before.
The event also featured a selection of significant pieces from British royal history—including garments worn by Queen Elizabeth II.
A Bellville Sassoon floral day dress made for Diana, the Princess of Wales, was the top lot, selling for $508,000 USD.
A dress from one of her favourite British designers, Catherine Walker went for $455,000 USD,15 times the low estimate.
A1995 Lady Dior lambskin handbag owned by Diana, sold for $325,000 USD, while a Catherine Walker falcon evening gown fwas snapped up for $455,000 USD.
A scarlet nylon ski suit by sportswear company Head got $317,500 USD, and the 1997 British Lung Foundation sweatshirt fetched $215,900 USD, over 22 times the low estimate.
The event was hosted by US auction house Julien’s Auctions at The Peninsula hotel Beverly Hills and online to a global audience.
OPS:One of the Diana auction items. A scarlet nylon ski suit by sportswear company Head sold for $317,500 USD,
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DUKAS_186435517_FER
Princess Diana clothes and accessories sold in $5million royal auction
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Diana 1
Ref 16946
27/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Julien’s Auctions
A collection of clothes and accessories including hats, shoes and bags that belonged to the late Princess Diana were snapped up by bidders in a $5 million USD royal auction,
More than 300 pieces went under the hammer including some of Diana’s most iconic and rare fashion ensembles, many of which had never been seen at auction before.
The event also featured a selection of significant pieces from British royal history—including garments worn by Queen Elizabeth II.
A Bellville Sassoon floral day dress made for Diana, the Princess of Wales, was the top lot, selling for $508,000 USD.
A dress from one of her favourite British designers, Catherine Walker went for $455,000 USD,15 times the low estimate.
A1995 Lady Dior lambskin handbag owned by Diana, sold for $325,000 USD, while a Catherine Walker falcon evening gown fwas snapped up for $455,000 USD.
A scarlet nylon ski suit by sportswear company Head got $317,500 USD, and the 1997 British Lung Foundation sweatshirt fetched $215,900 USD, over 22 times the low estimate.
The event was hosted by US auction house Julien’s Auctions at The Peninsula hotel Beverly Hills and online to a global audience.
OPS:One of the Diana auction items.A1987 Floral ensemble byBruce Oldfield, which sold For $260,000
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Indiana Jones Last Crusade fedora sells for $195,000 USD
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Fedora 1
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22/06/2025
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A fedora hat worn by Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones in the Last Crusade movie has sold for €195,000 USD / €168.200 euros — after being expected to sell for no more than €4,000 USD / €3.470 euros.
Ford is seen in the hat for an early opening scene of the 1989 adventure aboard a storm-battered ship.
The hat was washed off Ford’s head and was salvaged by his stunt double Jim Dowdall.
A wave rushes over Indy's head, and the hat flattens.
It was at that point that it was retained by Dowdall who left it to dry in its flattened state.
The brown felt fedora was made by London based milliner Herbert Johnson which made hats for the British royal family and was said to show signs of moisture damage from the storm filming.
A letter of provenance from Dowdall accompanied the sale at US specialist showbiz auction house Julien’s Auctions on June 20.
He wrote: “This hat was specifically worn by Harrison in the water based scenes on board the boat at the start of the film.
“During filming it was knocked / washed off his head into the water, from where I retrieved it and retained it."
The prop holy grail chalice prop from The Last Crusade seen at the film’s climax, sold for $45,500 USD / €39.480 euros.
Julien’s entertainment managing director Catherine Williamson said: “Today’s collectors aren’t just acquiring artefacts—they’re preserving the stories and artistry that continue to inspire generations.”
OPS: The prop holy grail chalice prop from The Last Crusade seen at the film’s climax, sold for $45,500 USD / €39.480 euros.
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DUKAS_186270951_FER
Indiana Jones Last Crusade fedora sells for $195,000 USD
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Fedora 1
Ref 16924
22/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Paramount
A fedora hat worn by Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones in the Last Crusade movie has sold for €195,000 USD / €168.200 euros — after being expected to sell for no more than €4,000 USD / €3.470 euros.
Ford is seen in the hat for an early opening scene of the 1989 adventure aboard a storm-battered ship.
The hat was washed off Ford’s head and was salvaged by his stunt double Jim Dowdall.
A wave rushes over Indy's head, and the hat flattens.
It was at that point that it was retained by Dowdall who left it to dry in its flattened state.
The brown felt fedora was made by London based milliner Herbert Johnson which made hats for the British royal family and was said to show signs of moisture damage from the storm filming.
A letter of provenance from Dowdall accompanied the sale at US specialist showbiz auction house Julien’s Auctions on June 20.
He wrote: “This hat was specifically worn by Harrison in the water based scenes on board the boat at the start of the film.
“During filming it was knocked / washed off his head into the water, from where I retrieved it and retained it."
The prop holy grail chalice prop from The Last Crusade seen at the film’s climax, sold for $45,500 USD / €39.480 euros.
Julien’s entertainment managing director Catherine Williamson said: “Today’s collectors aren’t just acquiring artefacts—they’re preserving the stories and artistry that continue to inspire generations.”
OPS: The prop holy grail chalice prop from The Last Crusade seen at the film’s climax, sold for $45,500 USD / €39.480 euros.
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DUKAS_186270947_FER
Indiana Jones Last Crusade fedora sells for $195,000 USD
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Fedora 1
Ref 16924
22/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Paramount
A fedora hat worn by Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones in the Last Crusade movie has sold for €195,000 USD / €168.200 euros — after being expected to sell for no more than €4,000 USD / €3.470 euros.
Ford is seen in the hat for an early opening scene of the 1989 adventure aboard a storm-battered ship.
The hat was washed off Ford’s head and was salvaged by his stunt double Jim Dowdall.
A wave rushes over Indy's head, and the hat flattens.
It was at that point that it was retained by Dowdall who left it to dry in its flattened state.
The brown felt fedora was made by London based milliner Herbert Johnson which made hats for the British royal family and was said to show signs of moisture damage from the storm filming.
A letter of provenance from Dowdall accompanied the sale at US specialist showbiz auction house Julien’s Auctions on June 20.
He wrote: “This hat was specifically worn by Harrison in the water based scenes on board the boat at the start of the film.
“During filming it was knocked / washed off his head into the water, from where I retrieved it and retained it."
The prop holy grail chalice prop from The Last Crusade seen at the film’s climax, sold for $45,500 USD / €39.480 euros.
Julien’s entertainment managing director Catherine Williamson said: “Today’s collectors aren’t just acquiring artefacts—they’re preserving the stories and artistry that continue to inspire generations.”
OPS: The prop holy grail chalice prop from The Last Crusade seen at the film’s climax, sold for $45,500 USD / €39.480 euros.
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DUKAS_186270945_FER
Indiana Jones Last Crusade fedora sells for $195,000 USD
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Fedora 1
Ref 16924
22/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Julien's Auctions
A fedora hat worn by Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones in the Last Crusade movie has sold for €195,000 USD / €168.200 euros — after being expected to sell for no more than €4,000 USD / €3.470 euros.
Ford is seen in the hat for an early opening scene of the 1989 adventure aboard a storm-battered ship.
The hat was washed off Ford’s head and was salvaged by his stunt double Jim Dowdall.
A wave rushes over Indy's head, and the hat flattens.
It was at that point that it was retained by Dowdall who left it to dry in its flattened state.
The brown felt fedora was made by London based milliner Herbert Johnson which made hats for the British royal family and was said to show signs of moisture damage from the storm filming.
A letter of provenance from Dowdall accompanied the sale at US specialist showbiz auction house Julien’s Auctions on June 20.
He wrote: “This hat was specifically worn by Harrison in the water based scenes on board the boat at the start of the film.
“During filming it was knocked / washed off his head into the water, from where I retrieved it and retained it."
The prop holy grail chalice prop from The Last Crusade seen at the film’s climax, sold for $45,500 USD / €39.480 euros.
Julien’s entertainment managing director Catherine Williamson said: “Today’s collectors aren’t just acquiring artefacts—they’re preserving the stories and artistry that continue to inspire generations.”
OPS: The prop holy grail chalice prop from The Last Crusade seen at the film’s climax, sold for $45,500 USD / €39.480 euros.
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DUKAS_186270943_FER
Indiana Jones Last Crusade fedora sells for $195,000 USD
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Fedora 1
Ref 16924
22/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Julien's Auctions
A fedora hat worn by Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones in the Last Crusade movie has sold for €195,000 USD / €168.200 euros — after being expected to sell for no more than €4,000 USD / €3.470 euros.
Ford is seen in the hat for an early opening scene of the 1989 adventure aboard a storm-battered ship.
The hat was washed off Ford’s head and was salvaged by his stunt double Jim Dowdall.
A wave rushes over Indy's head, and the hat flattens.
It was at that point that it was retained by Dowdall who left it to dry in its flattened state.
The brown felt fedora was made by London based milliner Herbert Johnson which made hats for the British royal family and was said to show signs of moisture damage from the storm filming.
A letter of provenance from Dowdall accompanied the sale at US specialist showbiz auction house Julien’s Auctions on June 20.
He wrote: “This hat was specifically worn by Harrison in the water based scenes on board the boat at the start of the film.
“During filming it was knocked / washed off his head into the water, from where I retrieved it and retained it."
The prop holy grail chalice prop from The Last Crusade seen at the film’s climax, sold for $45,500 USD / €39.480 euros.
Julien’s entertainment managing director Catherine Williamson said: “Today’s collectors aren’t just acquiring artefacts—they’re preserving the stories and artistry that continue to inspire generations.”
OPS: The fedora from the Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
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DUKAS_186270941_FER
Indiana Jones Last Crusade fedora sells for $195,000 USD
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Fedora 1
Ref 16924
22/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Julien's Auctions
A fedora hat worn by Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones in the Last Crusade movie has sold for €195,000 USD / €168.200 euros — after being expected to sell for no more than €4,000 USD / €3.470 euros.
Ford is seen in the hat for an early opening scene of the 1989 adventure aboard a storm-battered ship.
The hat was washed off Ford’s head and was salvaged by his stunt double Jim Dowdall.
A wave rushes over Indy's head, and the hat flattens.
It was at that point that it was retained by Dowdall who left it to dry in its flattened state.
The brown felt fedora was made by London based milliner Herbert Johnson which made hats for the British royal family and was said to show signs of moisture damage from the storm filming.
A letter of provenance from Dowdall accompanied the sale at US specialist showbiz auction house Julien’s Auctions on June 20.
He wrote: “This hat was specifically worn by Harrison in the water based scenes on board the boat at the start of the film.
“During filming it was knocked / washed off his head into the water, from where I retrieved it and retained it."
The prop holy grail chalice prop from The Last Crusade seen at the film’s climax, sold for $45,500 USD / €39.480 euros.
Julien’s entertainment managing director Catherine Williamson said: “Today’s collectors aren’t just acquiring artefacts—they’re preserving the stories and artistry that continue to inspire generations.”
OPS: The fedora from the Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
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DUKAS_186270940_FER
Indiana Jones Last Crusade fedora sells for $195,000 USD
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Fedora 1
Ref 16924
22/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Julien's Auctions
A fedora hat worn by Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones in the Last Crusade movie has sold for €195,000 USD / €168.200 euros — after being expected to sell for no more than €4,000 USD / €3.470 euros.
Ford is seen in the hat for an early opening scene of the 1989 adventure aboard a storm-battered ship.
The hat was washed off Ford’s head and was salvaged by his stunt double Jim Dowdall.
A wave rushes over Indy's head, and the hat flattens.
It was at that point that it was retained by Dowdall who left it to dry in its flattened state.
The brown felt fedora was made by London based milliner Herbert Johnson which made hats for the British royal family and was said to show signs of moisture damage from the storm filming.
A letter of provenance from Dowdall accompanied the sale at US specialist showbiz auction house Julien’s Auctions on June 20.
He wrote: “This hat was specifically worn by Harrison in the water based scenes on board the boat at the start of the film.
“During filming it was knocked / washed off his head into the water, from where I retrieved it and retained it."
The prop holy grail chalice prop from The Last Crusade seen at the film’s climax, sold for $45,500 USD / €39.480 euros.
Julien’s entertainment managing director Catherine Williamson said: “Today’s collectors aren’t just acquiring artefacts—they’re preserving the stories and artistry that continue to inspire generations.”
OPS: The fedora from the Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
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DUKAS_186270939_FER
Indiana Jones Last Crusade fedora sells for $195,000 USD
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Fedora 1
Ref 16924
22/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Julien's Auctions
A fedora hat worn by Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones in the Last Crusade movie has sold for €195,000 USD / €168.200 euros — after being expected to sell for no more than €4,000 USD / €3.470 euros.
Ford is seen in the hat for an early opening scene of the 1989 adventure aboard a storm-battered ship.
The hat was washed off Ford’s head and was salvaged by his stunt double Jim Dowdall.
A wave rushes over Indy's head, and the hat flattens.
It was at that point that it was retained by Dowdall who left it to dry in its flattened state.
The brown felt fedora was made by London based milliner Herbert Johnson which made hats for the British royal family and was said to show signs of moisture damage from the storm filming.
A letter of provenance from Dowdall accompanied the sale at US specialist showbiz auction house Julien’s Auctions on June 20.
He wrote: “This hat was specifically worn by Harrison in the water based scenes on board the boat at the start of the film.
“During filming it was knocked / washed off his head into the water, from where I retrieved it and retained it."
The prop holy grail chalice prop from The Last Crusade seen at the film’s climax, sold for $45,500 USD / €39.480 euros.
Julien’s entertainment managing director Catherine Williamson said: “Today’s collectors aren’t just acquiring artefacts—they’re preserving the stories and artistry that continue to inspire generations.”
OPS: The fedora from the Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
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DUKAS_186270938_FER
Indiana Jones Last Crusade fedora sells for $195,000 USD
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Fedora 1
Ref 16924
22/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Julien's Auctions
A fedora hat worn by Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones in the Last Crusade movie has sold for €195,000 USD / €168.200 euros — after being expected to sell for no more than €4,000 USD / €3.470 euros.
Ford is seen in the hat for an early opening scene of the 1989 adventure aboard a storm-battered ship.
The hat was washed off Ford’s head and was salvaged by his stunt double Jim Dowdall.
A wave rushes over Indy's head, and the hat flattens.
It was at that point that it was retained by Dowdall who left it to dry in its flattened state.
The brown felt fedora was made by London based milliner Herbert Johnson which made hats for the British royal family and was said to show signs of moisture damage from the storm filming.
A letter of provenance from Dowdall accompanied the sale at US specialist showbiz auction house Julien’s Auctions on June 20.
He wrote: “This hat was specifically worn by Harrison in the water based scenes on board the boat at the start of the film.
“During filming it was knocked / washed off his head into the water, from where I retrieved it and retained it."
The prop holy grail chalice prop from The Last Crusade seen at the film’s climax, sold for $45,500 USD / €39.480 euros.
Julien’s entertainment managing director Catherine Williamson said: “Today’s collectors aren’t just acquiring artefacts—they’re preserving the stories and artistry that continue to inspire generations.”
OPS: The fedora from the Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
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DUKAS_186270937_FER
Indiana Jones Last Crusade fedora sells for $195,000 USD
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Fedora 1
Ref 16924
22/06/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit:Paramount
A fedora hat worn by Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones in the Last Crusade movie has sold for €195,000 USD / €168.200 euros — after being expected to sell for no more than €4,000 USD / €3.470 euros.
Ford is seen in the hat for an early opening scene of the 1989 adventure aboard a storm-battered ship.
The hat was washed off Ford’s head and was salvaged by his stunt double Jim Dowdall.
A wave rushes over Indy's head, and the hat flattens.
It was at that point that it was retained by Dowdall who left it to dry in its flattened state.
The brown felt fedora was made by London based milliner Herbert Johnson which made hats for the British royal family and was said to show signs of moisture damage from the storm filming.
A letter of provenance from Dowdall accompanied the sale at US specialist showbiz auction house Julien’s Auctions on June 20.
He wrote: “This hat was specifically worn by Harrison in the water based scenes on board the boat at the start of the film.
“During filming it was knocked / washed off his head into the water, from where I retrieved it and retained it."
The prop holy grail chalice prop from The Last Crusade seen at the film’s climax, sold for $45,500 USD / €39.480 euros.
Julien’s entertainment managing director Catherine Williamson said: “Today’s collectors aren’t just acquiring artefacts—they’re preserving the stories and artistry that continue to inspire generations.”
OPS: Harrison Ford wearing the fedora during the early storm lashed boat scene in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
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La veste Grease d'Olivia Newton-John vendue pour près d'un demi-million de dollars
Picture MUST credit: Julien’s Auctions The iconic black leather jacket worn by late actress and singer Olivia Newton John in the hit movie Grease has sold for $476,250 USD / €453.485 euros at auction. British-born Olivia, who died in 1922 aged 73, wore it for the number You’re The One That I Want opposite co-star John Travolta in the 1978 big screen musical. Her nice girl character Sandy dresses in leathers including skin tight pants to win over Travolta’s character Danny in the movie, set in a 1950s US high school. The song went on to become a worldwide hit selling millions around the globe. This jacket went for six times the pre-sale estimate of $80,000 USD / €76.175 euros at Hollywood sale room Julien’s Auctions. It was originally sold by Julien's in 2019 when Olivia put it up for sale at a charity auction of her showbiz property for $243,200 USD. A Julien’s spokesperson explained: “It was a bittersweet moment for her but -- but what she didn't know at the time was that the buyer was going to give the jacket back to her. “He and the team at Julien's met the star at her home in California where it was returned to her in a moving tribute.” The jacket was back at Julien's due to her death from breast cancer, which she bravely fought for many decades. The spokesperson described the Grease jacket as Olivia’s “most iconic career item and one of the most famous jackets of all time.“ ends Picture supplied by JLPPA
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La veste Grease d'Olivia Newton-John vendue pour près d'un demi-million de dollars
Picture MUST credit: Julien’s Auctions The iconic black leather jacket worn by late actress and singer Olivia Newton John in the hit movie Grease has sold for $476,250 USD / €453.485 euros at auction. British-born Olivia, who died in 1922 aged 73, wore it for the number You’re The One That I Want opposite co-star John Travolta in the 1978 big screen musical. Her nice girl character Sandy dresses in leathers including skin tight pants to win over Travolta’s character Danny in the movie, set in a 1950s US high school. The song went on to become a worldwide hit selling millions around the globe. This jacket went for six times the pre-sale estimate of $80,000 USD / €76.175 euros at Hollywood sale room Julien’s Auctions. It was originally sold by Julien's in 2019 when Olivia put it up for sale at a charity auction of her showbiz property for $243,200 USD. A Julien’s spokesperson explained: “It was a bittersweet moment for her but -- but what she didn't know at the time was that the buyer was going to give the jacket back to her. “He and the team at Julien's met the star at her home in California where it was returned to her in a moving tribute.” The jacket was back at Julien's due to her death from breast cancer, which she bravely fought for many decades. The spokesperson described the Grease jacket as Olivia’s “most iconic career item and one of the most famous jackets of all time.“ ends Picture supplied by JLPPA
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La veste Grease d'Olivia Newton-John vendue pour près d'un demi-million de dollars
Picture MUST credit: Julien’s Auctions The iconic black leather jacket worn by late actress and singer Olivia Newton John in the hit movie Grease has sold for $476,250 USD / €453.485 euros at auction. British-born Olivia, who died in 1922 aged 73, wore it for the number You’re The One That I Want opposite co-star John Travolta in the 1978 big screen musical. Her nice girl character Sandy dresses in leathers including skin tight pants to win over Travolta’s character Danny in the movie, set in a 1950s US high school. The song went on to become a worldwide hit selling millions around the globe. This jacket went for six times the pre-sale estimate of $80,000 USD / €76.175 euros at Hollywood sale room Julien’s Auctions. It was originally sold by Julien's in 2019 when Olivia put it up for sale at a charity auction of her showbiz property for $243,200 USD. A Julien’s spokesperson explained: “It was a bittersweet moment for her but -- but what she didn't know at the time was that the buyer was going to give the jacket back to her. “He and the team at Julien's met the star at her home in California where it was returned to her in a moving tribute.” The jacket was back at Julien's due to her death from breast cancer, which she bravely fought for many decades. The spokesperson described the Grease jacket as Olivia’s “most iconic career item and one of the most famous jackets of all time.“ ends Picture supplied by JLPPA
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La veste Grease d'Olivia Newton-John vendue pour près d'un demi-million de dollars
Picture MUST credit: Julien’s Auctions The iconic black leather jacket worn by late actress and singer Olivia Newton John in the hit movie Grease has sold for $476,250 USD / €453.485 euros at auction. British-born Olivia, who died in 1922 aged 73, wore it for the number You’re The One That I Want opposite co-star John Travolta in the 1978 big screen musical. Her nice girl character Sandy dresses in leathers including skin tight pants to win over Travolta’s character Danny in the movie, set in a 1950s US high school. The song went on to become a worldwide hit selling millions around the globe. This jacket went for six times the pre-sale estimate of $80,000 USD / €76.175 euros at Hollywood sale room Julien’s Auctions. It was originally sold by Julien's in 2019 when Olivia put it up for sale at a charity auction of her showbiz property for $243,200 USD. A Julien’s spokesperson explained: “It was a bittersweet moment for her but -- but what she didn't know at the time was that the buyer was going to give the jacket back to her. “He and the team at Julien's met the star at her home in California where it was returned to her in a moving tribute.” The jacket was back at Julien's due to her death from breast cancer, which she bravely fought for many decades. The spokesperson described the Grease jacket as Olivia’s “most iconic career item and one of the most famous jackets of all time.“ ends Picture supplied by JLPPA
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La veste Grease d'Olivia Newton-John vendue pour près d'un demi-million de dollars
Picture MUST credit: Julien’s Auctions The iconic black leather jacket worn by late actress and singer Olivia Newton John in the hit movie Grease has sold for $476,250 USD / €453.485 euros at auction. British-born Olivia, who died in 1922 aged 73, wore it for the number You’re The One That I Want opposite co-star John Travolta in the 1978 big screen musical. Her nice girl character Sandy dresses in leathers including skin tight pants to win over Travolta’s character Danny in the movie, set in a 1950s US high school. The song went on to become a worldwide hit selling millions around the globe. This jacket went for six times the pre-sale estimate of $80,000 USD / €76.175 euros at Hollywood sale room Julien’s Auctions. It was originally sold by Julien's in 2019 when Olivia put it up for sale at a charity auction of her showbiz property for $243,200 USD. A Julien’s spokesperson explained: “It was a bittersweet moment for her but -- but what she didn't know at the time was that the buyer was going to give the jacket back to her. “He and the team at Julien's met the star at her home in California where it was returned to her in a moving tribute.” The jacket was back at Julien's due to her death from breast cancer, which she bravely fought for many decades. The spokesperson described the Grease jacket as Olivia’s “most iconic career item and one of the most famous jackets of all time.“ ends Picture supplied by JLPPA
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La veste Grease d'Olivia Newton-John vendue pour près d'un demi-million de dollars
Picture MUST credit: Julien’s Auctions The iconic black leather jacket worn by late actress and singer Olivia Newton John in the hit movie Grease has sold for $476,250 USD / €453.485 euros at auction. British-born Olivia, who died in 1922 aged 73, wore it for the number You’re The One That I Want opposite co-star John Travolta in the 1978 big screen musical. Her nice girl character Sandy dresses in leathers including skin tight pants to win over Travolta’s character Danny in the movie, set in a 1950s US high school. The song went on to become a worldwide hit selling millions around the globe. This jacket went for six times the pre-sale estimate of $80,000 USD / €76.175 euros at Hollywood sale room Julien’s Auctions. It was originally sold by Julien's in 2019 when Olivia put it up for sale at a charity auction of her showbiz property for $243,200 USD. A Julien’s spokesperson explained: “It was a bittersweet moment for her but -- but what she didn't know at the time was that the buyer was going to give the jacket back to her. “He and the team at Julien's met the star at her home in California where it was returned to her in a moving tribute.” The jacket was back at Julien's due to her death from breast cancer, which she bravely fought for many decades. The spokesperson described the Grease jacket as Olivia’s “most iconic career item and one of the most famous jackets of all time.“ ends Picture supplied by JLPPA
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La veste Grease d'Olivia Newton-John vendue pour près d'un demi-million de dollars
Picture MUST credit: Julien’s Auctions The iconic black leather jacket worn by late actress and singer Olivia Newton John in the hit movie Grease has sold for $476,250 USD / €453.485 euros at auction. British-born Olivia, who died in 1922 aged 73, wore it for the number You’re The One That I Want opposite co-star John Travolta in the 1978 big screen musical. Her nice girl character Sandy dresses in leathers including skin tight pants to win over Travolta’s character Danny in the movie, set in a 1950s US high school. The song went on to become a worldwide hit selling millions around the globe. This jacket went for six times the pre-sale estimate of $80,000 USD / €76.175 euros at Hollywood sale room Julien’s Auctions. It was originally sold by Julien's in 2019 when Olivia put it up for sale at a charity auction of her showbiz property for $243,200 USD. A Julien’s spokesperson explained: “It was a bittersweet moment for her but -- but what she didn't know at the time was that the buyer was going to give the jacket back to her. “He and the team at Julien's met the star at her home in California where it was returned to her in a moving tribute.” The jacket was back at Julien's due to her death from breast cancer, which she bravely fought for many decades. The spokesperson described the Grease jacket as Olivia’s “most iconic career item and one of the most famous jackets of all time.“ ends Picture supplied by JLPPA
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OPS: The case for Kurt Cobain's Unplugged electro-acoustic Martin guitar which sold for just over $6 million dollars
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OPS: Kurt Cobain's Unplugged electro-acoustic Martin guitar which sold for just over $6 million dollars
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OPS: The case for Kurt Cobain's Unplugged electro-acoustic Martin guitar which sold for just over $6 million dollars
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OPS: Kurt Cobain's Unplugged electro-acoustic Martin guitar which sold for just over $6 million dollars
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Nirvana music icon Kurt Cobain’s guitar used during the band’s MTV Unplugged concert has become the most expensive guitar in history, selling for just over $6 million USD at auction.That is six times the original estimated price of $1 million.The final price was $6,010,000 USD / €5,376,945 Euros The sale set five new world records --world's most expensive guitar, world's most expensive acoustic guitar, most expensive guitar made by US company Martin and world's most expensive piece of memorabilia;The buyer was Peter Freedman, founder of high end Australia-based microphone manufacturer RØDE.He attended the live auction in Beverly Hills, California, staged by Julien’s Auctions and successfully won the guitar in a bidding war among collectors and bidders all across the globe. Bidders participated live on the floor, online and on the phone.Mr. Freedman plans to display the guitar in a worldwide tour of exhibitions to be held in distinguished galleries and art spaces, with all proceeds going to the performing arts.
OPS: Peter Freedman;s winning final bid is confirmed by the auctioneer . NOTE: The image shows the hammer price as the final price includes buyer’s premium
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OPS: Winning bidder Peter Freedman with the $6 million Kurt Cobain guitar
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OPS: Kurt Cobain's Unplugged electro-acoustic Martin guitar which sold for just over $6 million dollars
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OPS: Kurt Cobain's Unplugged electro-acoustic Martin guitar which sold for just over $6 million dollars
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OPS: The case for Kurt Cobain's Unplugged electro-acoustic Martin guitar which sold for just over $6 million dollars
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OPS: Kirt Cobain's Unplugged performance on the electro-acoustic guitar , featured on the sale catalogue cover,
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OPS: The case for Kurt Cobain's Unplugged electro-acoustic Martin guitar which sold for just over $6 million dollars
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PEOPLE - Hugh Hefner's Habseligkeiten werden in Beverly Hills versteigert
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Fans of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner have snapped up mementos of his hedonistic lifestyle in an auction of some of his most prized possessions.Items from the late publisher's personal collection - from his typewriter to the first issue of his iconic magazine featuring Marilyn Monroe as the cover girl - went under the hammer in Los Angeles in a two-day sale One of his bespoke red silk smoking jackets sold for $41,600 USD and his Viagra Ring - a 14-karat gold and onyx ring concealing the little blue pill - was snapped up for $22,400 USD Hundreds of collectors, fans and friends of the legendary publishing pioneer bid live on the floor, online and on the phone.All proceeds of the auction will benefit The Hugh M. Hefner Foundation whose work has supported organizations that advocate for and defend civil rights and civil liberties, with special emphasis on First Amendment rights and rational sex and drug policies. The sale was staged in Holluwood by Julienls Auctions
OPS:Lots from the sale. A scale model of Hefner’s childhood home in Chicago
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Fans of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner have snapped up mementos of his hedonistic lifestyle in an auction of some of his most prized possessions.Items from the late publisher's personal collection - from his typewriter to the first issue of his iconic magazine featuring Marilyn Monroe as the cover girl - went under the hammer in Los Angeles in a two-day sale One of his bespoke red silk smoking jackets sold for $41,600 USD and his Viagra Ring - a 14-karat gold and onyx ring concealing the little blue pill - was snapped up for $22,400 USD Hundreds of collectors, fans and friends of the legendary publishing pioneer bid live on the floor, online and on the phone.All proceeds of the auction will benefit The Hugh M. Hefner Foundation whose work has supported organizations that advocate for and defend civil rights and civil liberties, with special emphasis on First Amendment rights and rational sex and drug policies. The sale was staged in Holluwood by Julienls Auctions
OPS:Cover of one of the two sale catalogues
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Fans of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner have snapped up mementos of his hedonistic lifestyle in an auction of some of his most prized possessions.Items from the late publisher's personal collection - from his typewriter to the first issue of his iconic magazine featuring Marilyn Monroe as the cover girl - went under the hammer in Los Angeles in a two-day sale One of his bespoke red silk smoking jackets sold for $41,600 USD and his Viagra Ring - a 14-karat gold and onyx ring concealing the little blue pill - was snapped up for $22,400 USD Hundreds of collectors, fans and friends of the legendary publishing pioneer bid live on the floor, online and on the phone.All proceeds of the auction will benefit The Hugh M. Hefner Foundation whose work has supported organizations that advocate for and defend civil rights and civil liberties, with special emphasis on First Amendment rights and rational sex and drug policies. The sale was staged in Holluwood by Julienls Auctions
OPS:Lots from the sale. A scale model of Hefner’s childhood home in Chicago.
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Fans of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner have snapped up mementos of his hedonistic lifestyle in an auction of some of his most prized possessions.Items from the late publisher's personal collection - from his typewriter to the first issue of his iconic magazine featuring Marilyn Monroe as the cover girl - went under the hammer in Los Angeles in a two-day sale One of his bespoke red silk smoking jackets sold for $41,600 USD and his Viagra Ring - a 14-karat gold and onyx ring concealing the little blue pill - was snapped up for $22,400 USD Hundreds of collectors, fans and friends of the legendary publishing pioneer bid live on the floor, online and on the phone.All proceeds of the auction will benefit The Hugh M. Hefner Foundation whose work has supported organizations that advocate for and defend civil rights and civil liberties, with special emphasis on First Amendment rights and rational sex and drug policies. The sale was staged in Holluwood by Julienls Auctions
OPS:Lots from the sale. Hefner’s five large folio volumes of Salvador Dali’s "Biblia Sacra"
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Fans of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner have snapped up mementos of his hedonistic lifestyle in an auction of some of his most prized possessions.Items from the late publisher's personal collection - from his typewriter to the first issue of his iconic magazine featuring Marilyn Monroe as the cover girl - went under the hammer in Los Angeles in a two-day sale One of his bespoke red silk smoking jackets sold for $41,600 USD and his Viagra Ring - a 14-karat gold and onyx ring concealing the little blue pill - was snapped up for $22,400 USD Hundreds of collectors, fans and friends of the legendary publishing pioneer bid live on the floor, online and on the phone.All proceeds of the auction will benefit The Hugh M. Hefner Foundation whose work has supported organizations that advocate for and defend civil rights and civil liberties, with special emphasis on First Amendment rights and rational sex and drug policies. The sale was staged in Holluwood by Julienls Auctions
OPS:Lots from the sale. efner's personla Playboy Legacy Collection limited edition set. It consists of a limited edition set of 48 chromogenic and gelatin silver prints by various photographers in a folio wooden case with gold embossed title, published in 2007
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Fans of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner have snapped up mementos of his hedonistic lifestyle in an auction of some of his most prized possessions.Items from the late publisher's personal collection - from his typewriter to the first issue of his iconic magazine featuring Marilyn Monroe as the cover girl - went under the hammer in Los Angeles in a two-day sale One of his bespoke red silk smoking jackets sold for $41,600 USD and his Viagra Ring - a 14-karat gold and onyx ring concealing the little blue pill - was snapped up for $22,400 USD Hundreds of collectors, fans and friends of the legendary publishing pioneer bid live on the floor, online and on the phone.All proceeds of the auction will benefit The Hugh M. Hefner Foundation whose work has supported organizations that advocate for and defend civil rights and civil liberties, with special emphasis on First Amendment rights and rational sex and drug policies. The sale was staged in Holluwood by Julienls Auctions
OPS:Lots from the sale. Hefner's black silk pyjamas
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Fans of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner have snapped up mementos of his hedonistic lifestyle in an auction of some of his most prized possessions.Items from the late publisher's personal collection - from his typewriter to the first issue of his iconic magazine featuring Marilyn Monroe as the cover girl - went under the hammer in Los Angeles in a two-day sale One of his bespoke red silk smoking jackets sold for $41,600 USD and his Viagra Ring - a 14-karat gold and onyx ring concealing the little blue pill - was snapped up for $22,400 USD Hundreds of collectors, fans and friends of the legendary publishing pioneer bid live on the floor, online and on the phone.All proceeds of the auction will benefit The Hugh M. Hefner Foundation whose work has supported organizations that advocate for and defend civil rights and civil liberties, with special emphasis on First Amendment rights and rational sex and drug policies. The sale was staged in Holluwood by Julienls Auctions
OPS:Lots from the sale. Hefner playcards set featuring iconic Playboy magazine covers
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Fans of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner have snapped up mementos of his hedonistic lifestyle in an auction of some of his most prized possessions.Items from the late publisher's personal collection - from his typewriter to the first issue of his iconic magazine featuring Marilyn Monroe as the cover girl - went under the hammer in Los Angeles in a two-day sale One of his bespoke red silk smoking jackets sold for $41,600 USD and his Viagra Ring - a 14-karat gold and onyx ring concealing the little blue pill - was snapped up for $22,400 USD Hundreds of collectors, fans and friends of the legendary publishing pioneer bid live on the floor, online and on the phone.All proceeds of the auction will benefit The Hugh M. Hefner Foundation whose work has supported organizations that advocate for and defend civil rights and civil liberties, with special emphasis on First Amendment rights and rational sex and drug policies. The sale was staged in Holluwood by Julienls Auctions
OPS:Hefner's custom Monopoly set featuring a miniature model of himself and other characters from his mansion including a Playboy Bunny.
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Fans of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner have snapped up mementos of his hedonistic lifestyle in an auction of some of his most prized possessions.Items from the late publisher's personal collection - from his typewriter to the first issue of his iconic magazine featuring Marilyn Monroe as the cover girl - went under the hammer in Los Angeles in a two-day sale One of his bespoke red silk smoking jackets sold for $41,600 USD and his Viagra Ring - a 14-karat gold and onyx ring concealing the little blue pill - was snapped up for $22,400 USD Hundreds of collectors, fans and friends of the legendary publishing pioneer bid live on the floor, online and on the phone.All proceeds of the auction will benefit The Hugh M. Hefner Foundation whose work has supported organizations that advocate for and defend civil rights and civil liberties, with special emphasis on First Amendment rights and rational sex and drug policies. The sale was staged in Holluwood by Julienls Auctions
OPS:Lots from the sale. AHefner's custom Monopoly set featuring a miniature model of himself and other characters from his mansion including a Playboy Bunny.
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Fans of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner have snapped up mementos of his hedonistic lifestyle in an auction of some of his most prized possessions.Items from the late publisher's personal collection - from his typewriter to the first issue of his iconic magazine featuring Marilyn Monroe as the cover girl - went under the hammer in Los Angeles in a two-day sale One of his bespoke red silk smoking jackets sold for $41,600 USD and his Viagra Ring - a 14-karat gold and onyx ring concealing the little blue pill - was snapped up for $22,400 USD Hundreds of collectors, fans and friends of the legendary publishing pioneer bid live on the floor, online and on the phone.All proceeds of the auction will benefit The Hugh M. Hefner Foundation whose work has supported organizations that advocate for and defend civil rights and civil liberties, with special emphasis on First Amendment rights and rational sex and drug policies. The sale was staged in Holluwood by Julienls Auctions
OPS:Lots from the sale. Hefner’s Playboy logo cufflinks
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Fans of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner have snapped up mementos of his hedonistic lifestyle in an auction of some of his most prized possessions.Items from the late publisher's personal collection - from his typewriter to the first issue of his iconic magazine featuring Marilyn Monroe as the cover girl - went under the hammer in Los Angeles in a two-day sale One of his bespoke red silk smoking jackets sold for $41,600 USD and his Viagra Ring - a 14-karat gold and onyx ring concealing the little blue pill - was snapped up for $22,400 USD Hundreds of collectors, fans and friends of the legendary publishing pioneer bid live on the floor, online and on the phone.All proceeds of the auction will benefit The Hugh M. Hefner Foundation whose work has supported organizations that advocate for and defend civil rights and civil liberties, with special emphasis on First Amendment rights and rational sex and drug policies. The sale was staged in Holluwood by Julienls Auctions
OPS:One if the sale lots. Hefner's custom Monopoly set featuring a miniature model of himself and other characters from his mansion including a Playboy Bunny.
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