06/01/2026, JULIEN'S, Merry, Merry Marilyn III - Lots

5 janvier 2026

06/01/2026, JULIEN'S, Merry, Merry Marilyn III - Lots

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Lot 01: Marilyn Monroe 1952 Handwritten Check
A standard counter check; entirely penned in blue fountain pen ink by the star, dated "Dec 20 1952" written out to "Gift Service Unlimited" in the amount of "$23.39," signed in the lower right corner "Marilyn Monroe / Beverly Hills Hotel / CR-6225"; verso with normal cancellation stamps and punch-outs -- Marilyn seeming to be Christmas shopping.
Dimensions: 2.75 x 6.25 inches
Estimate: $300 - $500 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 02: Marilyn Monroe 1960 Postcard Received from Norman Rosten

A piece from the Musee Rodin in Paris; postmarked in part "19 - 7 / 1960" [July 19, 1960], addressed to "Marilyn Monroe / Mapes Hotel / Reno, Nevada / U.S.A." (where she stayed while filming "The Misfits"), penned in blue ballpoint ink in part "Dear M - / ...wish you could see / it (not me) in original / white marble. Next year??," signed "Claude" -- the nickname Marilyn used for her good friend, Norman Rosten; sadly, she never made it to Paris; from Marilyn's personal files as inherited by Lee and Paula Strasberg.
Dimensions: 6 x 4 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 03: Marilyn Monroe Circa 1950s Personalized Envelope
A single one; ivory-colored, back flap with blind embossing reading "Marilyn Monroe"; originally part of Lot 566 in the Julien's Auctions Los Angeles sale titled "Hollywood Legends 2017," April 28, 2017.
Dimensions: 3.5 x 6.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 04: Marilyn Monroe 1961 Phone Messages from The Beverly Hills Hotel
A group of two; both given to the star when she was staying at the famous hotel on Sunset Boulevard; the first is dated "May 4, 1961," addressed to "Miss Monroe," from "George Chasin" [one of MM's agents at MCA Inc.]; the second is undated but from the same time frame, addressed to "Miss M Monroe," from "Mr. Bill Penzer"; also included is the hotel's "door hanging" envelope which is how Marilyn would have received these messages; from the personal files of Marilyn Monroe as inherited by Lee and Paula Strasberg.
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 05: Marilyn Monroe 1961 Invoice from Jurgensen's
A single statement from the fancy market; from April 1961, noting the star's name and address at the "Beverly Hills Hotel Bungalow #1," listing the amounts she owed for the month; included with its original transmittal envelope as well as a small return envelope; from the personal files of Marilyn Monroe as inherited by Lee and Paula Strasberg.
Dimensions: Largest; 10 x 5.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 06: Marilyn Monroe 1960 Receipt
A goldenrod yellow piece; from Ricor Sales, Inc. in NYC, dated "12/20/60," noting the star's name (spelled "Marlyn") and her famous "444 E. 57 St / NYC" address, outlining how she bought three "Motorola TV @ 154.95 each" which would have been considered an extravagant purchase in 1960; from Marilyn's own files as inherited by Lee and Paula Strasberg.
Dimensions: 8.5 x 6 inches
Estimate: $50 - $75 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 07: Marilyn Monroe 1964 Signed Arthur Miller Limited Edition Book "After the Fall"

A hardcover, no dust jacket, first edition, published in 1964 by The Viking Press, New York, signed in blue ballpoint ink on the edition page "Arthur Miller," from a limited "autographed first edition" of 999; this play of Miller's was a thinly veiled account of his marriage to Marilyn who he called "Maggie"; included with a color image of the couple in happier times.
Dimensions: 9.5 x 6 inches
Estimate: $400 - $600 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 08: Marilyn Monroe 1956 Paula Strasberg Handwritten Expense Report and Check
A five page document; penned by the acting coach in red ballpoint ink on her personalized notepaper, addressed to "Joseph Carr" [bookkeeper at Marilyn Monroe Productions, Inc.], outlining expenses related to her work on Marilyn's 1956 20th Century Fox drama "Bus Stop" which totaled $1,020 (the equivalent of about $11,000 in 2025 money!); on the first page Strasberg writes in part "...things are at a standstill / until Marilyn recovers. / She's been a really / sick girl"; included is Strasberg's $1,020 paycheck issued from MMP, Inc., dated "April 20, 1956," it appears that Strasberg convienently wrote it out herself in blue ballpoint ink and then endorsed it on the back; from the personal files of Marilyn Monroe as inherited by Lee and Paula Strasberg.
Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 inches
Estimate: $100 - $200 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 09: Marilyn Monroe 1962/1990 Never-Published Black and White Photograph by Allan Grant
A photograph that Grant hand-printed in 1990 from one of his original 1962 negatives; glossy finish, weight-and-a-half paper, depicting the star with a pensive look on her face as she sits in her 5th Helena Drive home, verso with a sticker reading in part "Photography (c) 1990 Allan Grant / ...Los Angeles, CA."
Taken on July 7, 1962, less than one month before her death, Grant's photographs of Marilyn Monroe are now in the realm of legend. In a strange twist of fate, they were published for the first time in the August 3, 1962 issue of LIFE Magazine, just two days before her passing. Though we've seen a few of Grant's beautiful and haunting images of the star for decades now, this particular photograph has never been seen by the public.
Grant shot twelve rolls of black and white film that day in July, though only eight images were seen in LIFE. In the years that followed, he created a limited number of prints for licensing and private sale, leaving most of his Monroe archive untouched and unseen by the public.
In 2025, Grant's family partnered with Chris Flannery & Jason Greene of 1962 MM LLC to exhibit, print, and offer these rediscovered works in the collection "Marilyn's Lost Photos." Julien's is proud to present one of these "Lost Photos" here. Please visit www.marilynslostphotos.com for more information.
Dimensions: 10 x 8 inches
Estimate: $500 - $700 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 10: Marilyn Monroe 1962/1987 Black and White Flyers from The Allan Grant Retrospective

A group of two; both prints used to advertise an exhibit the photographer had in 1987; the first features a solitary image of the star with her hand touching her lips; the second features four different images of the star sitting in a chair; both have related text around the margins; Grant shot these images of Monroe posing in her newly-purchased home in the Brentwood section of Los Angeles for a July 1962 feature in Life magazine just weeks before her death; Grant's widow, Karin Grant, brought a stack of these flyers to give away to attendees at the 63rd annual memorial for Marilyn which took place on August 5, 2025 at Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park and Mortuary in Los Angeles, California -- the star's very famous final resting place. (Please note the edges of both are slightly yellowed due to age.)
Dimensions: 10 x 8 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 11: Marilyn Monroe 1962/1970s Black and White Photograph
A circa 1970s later print; glossy finish, depicting the star on the night of May 19, 1962 when she sang "Happy Birthday" to JFK at Madison Square Garden in NYC, text on the lower white border reads "Marilyn Monroe"; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "The Private Collecion of / Kim Goodwin" -- the well-known make-up artist and maker of beautiful Marilyn Monroe dolls.
Dimensions: 10 x 8 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 12: Marilyn Monroe 1962/2000 Black and White Photograph by Victor R. Helou
A 2000 later print; matte finish, double-weight paper, depicting the star posing next to an unknown man on May 19, 1962, the night she sang "Happy Birthday" to JFK at Madison Square Garden in NYC; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading in part "2000 Victor R. Helou" -- an actor who was also part of that evening's entertainment where he was able to take this photograph; verso also has another black ink credit stamp reading "Property of Kim Goodwin" -- the well-known make-up artist and maker of beautiful Marilyn Monroe dolls.
Dimensions: 10 x 8 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 13: Marilyn Monroe 1962/1990s Doll Costume by The Franklin Mint

A tiny replica outfit issued by the company to use with their Marilyn "Portrait Doll" where the clothing could be changed; recreating Marilyn's world-famous "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" dress, with its accouterments included; still housed in its original box which has not been opened; accompanied by a small related image of the star.
Dimensions: Box; 16 x 9.5 x 2 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 14: Marilyn Monroe 1962/1970s Black and White Photograph from "Something's Got to Give"
20th Century Fox, 1962; a circa 1970s later print; glossy finish, double-weight paper, depicting the star posing in her wardrobe from her unfinished film; verso with a red ink credit stamp reading "Property of Kim Goodwin" -- the well-known make-up artist and maker of beautiful Marilyn Monroe dolls.
Dimensions: 10 x 8 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 15: Marilyn Monroe 1962/1970s Black and White Photograph from "Something's Got to Give"
20th Century Fox, 1962; a circa 1970s later print; matte finish, weight-and-a-half paper, depicting the star posing in a bikini costume from her unfinished film; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Kim Goodwin" -- the well-known make-up artist and maker of beautiful Marilyn Monroe dolls.
Dimensions: 10 x 8 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 17: Marilyn Monroe 1962/1970s Poster by Bert Stern
A piece probably printed in the late 1970s; depicting ten beautiful color images of the star with each one having a related caption below; text on the upper margin reads "Marilyn Monroe / as photographed by / Bert Stern / The / Last / Sittng"; housed in a silver-metal frame.
Dimensions: Framed; 29.5 x 23.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 18: Marilyn Monroe 1962/Circa 1980s Posters by George Barris
A group of two; the first depicts the star wearing an orange Pucci top as shot by the photographer; related text appears throughout including on the lower margin reading in part "Weston Editions Ltd."; the second is similar but showing Marilyn wearing a mauve Pucci top; both rolled.
Dimensions: 35 x 23 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 19: Marilyn Monroe Circa 2010 Rare German Magazine "Fotografie"
An oversized publication; undated, featuring a lovely color image of the star on the cover taken by Bert Stern, inside with an article about the photographer (in English and German) in addition to a beautiful 22-page spread of his 1962 photographs of Marilyn.
Dimensions: 14 x 10.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 20: Marilyn Monroe 1962/1987 Poster by George Barris
A piece printed in 1987; depicting six black and white images of the star wearing a Pucci bouse and Capri pants, text reads in part "George Barris - Last Photos / Commemorative 25th Anniversary / Aug. 5th, 1962-1987"; housed in a black metal frame.
Dimensions: Framed; 22 x 28 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 21: Marilyn Monroe 1962 Record Album Titled "Marilyn: Gems from the Archives of 20th Century Fox"

A 33 1/3 LP; released by 20th Fox Records, featuring most of the star's songs that we all know and love, jacket in used condition, vinyl in decent condition, but the "Ready to Frame Picture of Marilyn Monroe" advertised on the cover is sadly now MIA!
Dimensions: 12 x 12 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 22: Marilyn Monroe 1961 Color Slide from "The Misfits"
United Artists, 1961; an original from the era, depicting a rare image of the star's nude back on the set of her last film; housed in a plain white cardboard sleeve.
Dimensions: 2 x 2 inches
Estimate: $300 - $500 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 23: Marilyn Monroe 1961 Color Slides by Noted Magnum Photographers from "The Misfits"

A group of seven; all from the era, all depicting Marilyn on the set of her last film either by herself or with co-star Clark Gable, shot by photographers from the prestigious Paris-based photo agency including Eve Arnold (2), Cornell Capa (1), Erich Hartmann (2), and Dennis Stock (2); all housed in white cardboard "Kodachrome Transparency" sleeves by Kodak, all sleeves displaying either stamped or handwritten annotations identifying the photographer.
Dimensions: 2 x 2 inches
Estimate: $500 - $700 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 24: Marilyn Monroe 1961 Half-Sheet Film Poster from "The Misfits"
United Artists, 1961; fold marks evident, still in decent but not mint condition; rolled.
Dimensions: 22 x 28 inches
Estimate: $200 - $300 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 25: Marilyn Monroe 1996 Rare Poster from a U.K. Theatrical Performance Titled "Misfits"
A small piece; featuring a black and white image of the cast from the 1961 United Artists film, "The Misfits," as shot by Magnum photographer Elliott Erwitt; used to advertise a 1996 play staged by The Royal Exchange Theatre Company in Manchester, England; written by American playwright Alex Finlayson, her play theorizes that Arthur Miller and John Huston were to blame for the film's box office failure, and not Marilyn (thank you!); rolled. (Please note there is some very slight dirtying on the left edge, but it is not noticeable unless looking for it.)
Dimensions: Rolled; 12 x 1 inches; Flat; 16.5 x 12 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 26: Marilyn Monroe-Related 1959 'File Copy' Script from "Let's Make Love"

20th Century Fox, 1960; light blue covers, noting the original title of "The Billionaire" [but crossed out and penciled in "Let's Make Love"], dated "February 20, 1959," marked "Final," stamped "Permanent File," screenplay by Norman Kradsna, 145 pages, no annotations other than on the title page which someone penciled in "Let's Make Love" and "M.M.," though this is not Marilyn's script; from the star's comedy that teamed her up with Yves Montand and Tony Randall with fun cameo appearances by Gene Kelly, Bing Crosby, and Milton Berle.
Dimensions: 11 x 9 inches
Estimate: $500 - $700 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 27: Marilyn Monroe 1960 Sound Track Album from "Let's Make Love"

A 33 1/3 LP; released by Columbia, featuring songs from the star's 20th Century Fox 1960 romantic comedy co-starring Yves Montand (who took the film title literally); jacket in used condition, vinyl in good condition.
Dimensions: 12 x 12 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 28: Marilyn Monroe 1960 Invoice Addressed to Arthur Miller
A two-part slip with a perforation in the center; from the "444 Management Co." in NYC, dated "Sept. / 1960," sent to Marilyn's husband at her address of "444 E. 57th St., N.Y.C. / 13E" for rent that month which was "$388.82" -- the equivalent of about $4,200 in 2025, but that same apartment is probably renting for $10,000+ now; from Marilyn's own files as inherited by Lee and Paula Strasberg.
Dimensions: 6 x 6 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 29: Marilyn Monroe 1960 Receipt Addressed to Arthur Miller
A single sheet; from Doubleday Book Shop in NYC; dated "Jun 30 '60," charged to "Arthur Miller" at the famous "444 East 57th / NYC, NY" address, outlining how he bought "Democracy in America / Vol I & II" by Alexis de Tocqueville (pretty heady reading, but to be expected from someone like Miller!) for a total of "$5.98"; signed in pencil in the lower left corner "M. Reis / for / Arthur Miller" -- May Reis being Marilyn's longtime and trusted secretary who was more like what we would call a personal assistant today.
Dimensions: 8 x 5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 30: Marilyn Monroe 1960 Receipts/Invoices Addressed to Arthur Miller
A group of four; all noting Marilyn's then-husband's name and all noting their NYC address of "444 E 57th Street," one from Brentano's [bookstore] showing Miller bought " 2 Vols - Mirror in My House" on "Apr 12 1960"; one from a drycleaners in NYC; and two from the New York Telephone Company dated "Aug 21 60" and "Sep 21 60"; from Marilyn's own files as inherited by Lee and Paula Strasberg.
Dimensions: Largest; 5 x 4 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 31: Marilyn Monroe 1960 Receipts Addressed to Arthur Miller
A group of two; both on yellow paper; the first from Avon Auto Rental, Inc. in NYC, noting the writer's name and his "444 E. 57 St" NYC address, dated "April 24," showing Miller rented a car for three days and drove "261 miles," his carbon copy signature evident on the middle right side;
the second from Peter A. Juley & Son Photographers of Fine Arts in NYC, noting the writer's name and his address of "Beverly Hills Hotel," showing Miller ordered a "Huston-Miller Enlargement" -- evidently a photograph of the playwright and the director who were working on the United Artists film "The Misfits" during this time; from Marilyn's own files as inherited by Lee and Paula Strasberg.
Dimensions: Largest; 8.5 x 8.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 32: Marilyn Monroe 1959-1960 Miscellaneous Receipts

A group of approximtely ten; all from the star's own files as inherited by Lee and Paula Strasberg; none have her name on them, but one is addressed to "Arthur Miller / Roxbury, Conn."; the rest are from assorted businesses and stores in both Los Angeles and New York City; also included are three now-empty envelopes -- one from Colonial Trust Company [MM's NYC bank], one from the Hotel Bel-Air, and one from Western Union -- and yes, this is a very random lot, but it IS paperwork connected to a most famous world icon!
Dimensions: Largest; 7 x 8.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 33: Marilyn Monroe 1958 Rare Color Slide Related to "Some Like It Hot"
An original from the era; depicting the star next to Tony Curtis at a party related to their 1959 United Artists comedy, housed in a "Kodachrome Transparency" cardboard sleeve, a handwritten annotation on sleeve in blue ballpoint ink reads "Tony Curtis / Marilyn Monroe / Marshutz 7/8/58."
Dimensions: 2 x 2 inches
Estimate: $200 - $300 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 34: Marilyn Monroe 1959 Black and White Negative from "Some Like It Hot"
United Artists, 1959; of the era, depicting the star in costume on the set of her beloved comedy.
Dimensions: 5 x 4 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 35: Marilyn Monroe 1959 Lobby Card from "Some Like It Hot"
United Artists, 1959; card #7, depicting a cute image of a winking MM alongside co-stars Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon.
Dimensions: 11 x 14 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 36: Marilyn Monroe 1959 Rare Black and White British 'Lobby Cards' from "Some Like It Hot"
United Artists, 1959; a set of four, all featuring images from the all-time classic comedy co-starring Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon, each with related text on the right sides and lower margins, upper margins note "Printed in England by Waterlow & Sons Ltd."; versos stamped in part "Girosign Ltd., / ...Wardour St., W.1." [a "Cinema Display Agent" according to the Internet]; these are not traditional lobby cards per se, but smaller in size and printed on lighter-weight paperstock in the U.K. -- rather unusual paper related to this film.
Dimensions: 8 x 10 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 37: Marilyn Monroe 1959/1990s Doll Costume by The Franklin Mint

A tiny replica outfit issued by the company to use with their Marilyn "Portrait Doll" where the clothing could be changed; recreating Marilyn's black flapper costume that she wears as "Sugar Kane Kowalczyk" while singing "Running Wild" in her 1959 United Artists comedy "Some Like It Hot"; with all its accouterments (a guitar, a flask, a pair of black high heels, etc.); still housed in its original box which has not been opened; included with a small color image of the star.
Dimensions: 16.5 x 9.5 x 2 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 38: Marilyn Monroe 1958/1980s Black and White Photograph by Carl Perutz
A circa 1980s later print; glossy finish, depicting the star wearing a floppy white hat and a black jacket; from a series shot by the Magnum photographer in New York City in June, 1958.
Dimensions: 14 x 11 inches
Estimate: $50 - $100 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 39: Marilyn Monroe 1957 Unusual Black and White Negative by Richard Avedon
A negative made from a contact sheet which was originally printed-up by famed photographer, Richard Avedon (if you can follow all that); depicting 12 images of the star wearing a white fur as she poses with director Billy Wilder; Avedon's facsimile annotation in the lower right corner reads "For Billy Wilder from Dick Avedon."
Dimensions: 5 x 4 inches
Estimate: $100 - $200 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 40: Marilyn Monroe 1972/1993 Signed "Newsweek" Magazine by Richard Avedon
An "October 16, 1972" edition; featuring a color image of the star on the cover as shot by Avedon, signed by him in black felt-tip ink in the lower right corner "Avedon / 1993"; inside with a surprisingly insightful one-page article by Harry Waters about Marilyn's legacy a decade after her death.
Dimensions: 11 x 8 inches
Estimate: $50 - $100 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 41: Marilyn Monroe 1957/1980s Black and White Photograph and Negative from "The Prince and the Showgirl"
Warner Bros., 1957; a circa 1980s later print, matte finish, weight-and-a-half paper, depicting the star in a scene from her romantic comedy co-starring Laurence Olivier, an unusual editing mark appears in the upper right corner; included with its negative which is taped to the verso in a glassine sleeve.
Dimensions: Photograph; 12 x 9.5 inches; Negative; 5 x 4 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 42: Marilyn Monroe 1957 Black and White Small Contact Sheet Photographs by Milton H. Greene from "The Prince and the Showgirl"
Warner Bros., 1957; a group of 11; original prints, all measuring 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 inches each (as they were cut from a larger contact sheet), double-weight paper, depicting Marilyn with co-star Laurence Olivier and screenwriter Terrence Rattigan in happy publicity poses (four others in various sizes are also included but just depict the two men); the verso of most have handwritten file annotations plus two have a partial "Milton H. Greene" black ink credit stamp; included with two annotated glassine envelopes; all originally offered in a 2013 Profiles in History auction titled "From the Camera of Milton H. Greene" where the lots came directly from the photographer's own archives.
Dimensions: Each One; 2.5 x 2.5 inches
Estimate: $300 - $500 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 43: Marilyn Monroe 1955/2013 Poster by Milton H. Greene
A piece featuring an image of the star wearing a red sweater as shot by the photographer in 1955; used to advertise a product called "Sexy Hair"; text in the upper left corner reads in part "Photo by Milton H. Greene 2013 Joshua Greene"; rolled. (Please note there is very slight paper loss on the lower right side margin.)
Dimensions: 33 x 23 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 44: Marilyn Monroe 1956/2017 Poster by Milton H. Greene Archives
A small piece; depicting a black and white image of the star in a swimming pool as shot by either Milton or Amy Greene (depending on who you believe!), related text reads in part "2017 Joshua Greene"; rolled.
Dimensions: 20 x 16 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 45: Marilyn Monroe 1957/1990s Doll by The Franklin Mint

A beautiful piece made of porcelain; depicting the doll dressed in a red chiffon halter-top dress based on one Marilyn wore in a well-known photo series shot by Milton H. Greene in 1957 called "The Red Dress Sitting"; included with a black oval base and a hang tag from the Frankin Mint; still housed in its original shipping box; further included with a small color image of the star.
Dimensions: Approximately; 13 x 6 x 5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 46: Marilyn Monroe 1954/1990s Doll by The Franklin Mint

A beautiful piece made of porcelain; depicting the doll dressed in a white ballet tutu-style dress based on one Marilyn wore in a well-known photo series shot by Milton H. Greene in 1954 titled "The Ballerina Sitting"; included with a small white satin vanity stool and a hang tag from the Frankin Mint; still housed in its original shipping box; further included with a small color image of the star.
Dimensions: Approximately; 12 x 6 x 3 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 47: Marilyn Monroe 1960 Color Slide
An original from the era; depicting the star in a candid shot sitting in the backseat of a car with an outstretched arm as she wears red plaid pants; housed in a white cardboard sleeve with a handwritten annotation in blue ballpoint ink reading "Marilyn" and text on the other side reading "Processed by / Technicolor"; this is a well-known image of Marilyn taken on November 12, 1960, the day the press announced her separation from Arthur Miller; according to some accounts, in this shot, she was leaving her NYC apartment with her publicist, Pat Newcomb, to go see her psychoanalyst, Dr. Marianne Kris; this particular slide appears to be from the original photographer's files -- either a paparazzo or perhaps a member of The Monroe Six.
Dimensions: 2 x 2 inches
Estimate: $200 - $300 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 48: Marilyn Monroe 1956 Magazine "Time"
A "May 14, 1956" edition; featuring a lovely image of the star on the cover created by Boris Chaliapin (which was based on a photograph taken by Gordon Parks); inside with a surprising seven page spread and a number of somewhat rare black and white photographs -- so the serious newsweekly was taking our star seriously!
Dimensions: 11 x 8.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 49: Marilyn Monroe 1956 Vintage "Drawing Aid" with Its Envelope
A clear plastic flat "outline" of a female form; red text printed on it reads in part "Marilyn Monroe Drawing Aid / Copyright 1956"; housed in its original envelope depicting a black and white image of the star from her 1955 20th Century Fox comedy "The Seven Year Itch" as well as funny (as in sexist and dated) verbiage such as "You will find what you want / on the back or the front / of Marilyn's beautiful frame." (Please note foxing appears on the front of the envelope.)
Consigned directly by Greg Schreiner, Founder and President of the Los Angeles-based Marilyn Remembered Fan Club, the longest-running one in existence dedicated to the legend
Dimensions: Envelope; 6 x 9 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 50: Marilyn Monroe 1955 Rare Color Slide
An original from the era; depicting the star on December 12, 1955 at the film premiere of "The Rose Tattoo" in NYC -- this shot being an unusually candid one where she is not specifically posing for the photographer; housed in a cardboard sleeve with red text on it.
Dimensions: 2 x 2 inches
Estimate: $100 - $200 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 51: Marilyn Monroe 1955/1960s Color Transparency
A circa 1960s piece; depicting an image of the star and her then ex-husband, Joe DiMaggio, at the premiere of "The Seven Year Itch" (which coincidentally took place on her 29th birthday, June 1, 1955) at the Loew's State Theatre in Times Square in NYC -- they both actually look pretty happy together here!
Dimensions: 4 x 5 inches
Estimate: $50 - $75 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 52: Marilyn Monroe 1954/2012 Signed Poster by George Barris
A piece advertising an exhibit about the star at the Hollywood Museum in Los Angeles, California; depicting a black and white image of Marilyn shot by Barris at the 1954 wrap party for "The Seven Year Itch," related text appears throughout poster including a date of "June 1 - September 2, 2012"; signed in black felt-tip ink on the lower left side "George Barris"; rolled. (Please note the margins are somewhat dented and wrinkled.)
Dimensions: 40 x 27 inches
Estimate: $50 - $75 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 53: Marilyn Mornoe 1955 Lobby Card from "The Seven Year Itch"
20th Century Fox, 1955; card #7, depicting the star wearing THE subway dress, but it's been colorized to a canary yellow color (why?); in very good condition.
Dimensions: 11 x 14 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 54: Marilyn Monroe 1955 Lobby Card from "The Seven Year Itch"
20th Century Fox, 1955; card #8; in good condition.
Dimensions: 11 x 14 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 55: Marilyn Monroe 1955 Lobby Card from "The Seven Year Itch"
20th Century Fox, 1955; card #2, depicting the star wearing THE white subway dress, in very good condition.
Dimensions: 11 x 14 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 56: Marilyn Monroe 1955 Lobby Card from "The Seven Year Itch"
20th Century Fox, 1955; card #6; in very good condition.
Dimensions: 11 x 14 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 57: Marilyn Monroe 1955 Lobby Card from "The Seven Year Itch"
20th Century Fox, 1955; card #4; in very good condition.
Dimensions: 11 x 14 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 58: Marilyn Monroe 1955/1980s Signed Color Photograph by George Barris from "The Seven Year Itch"
20th Century Fox, 1955; a circa 1980s later print, glossy finish, weight-and-a-half Kodak Professional paper, depicting a somewhat blurry but evocative image of Marilyn wearing her white subway dress, signed in black felt-tip ink in the lower left corner "George Barris" -- the photographer best known for the pictures he took of the star seven years later, just weeks before her death; verso with a black ink credit stamp reading "Kim Goodwin" -- the well-known make-up artist and maker of beautiful Marilyn Monroe dolls.
Dimensions: 10 x 8 inches
Estimate: $100 - $200 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 59: Marilyn Monroe 1955/2000s Unusual-Sized Poster Related to "The Seven Year Itch"
A very long and narrow style; depicting a black and white image of the star wearing the "Subway Dress" from her 1955 20th Century Fox comedy as shot by Sam Shaw; text on the lower margin reads in part "Pyramid Posters / ...Leicester, UK / ...Shaw Family Archives"; rolled.
Dimensions: 62.5 x 21 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 60: Marilyn Monroe 1954 Rare Small Color Transparencies
A group of four; from the era, all depicting the star at the Photoplay Awards on March 8, 1954 at The Beverly Hills Hotel; one shows her with an unknown male, one with actor Alan Ladd, and two with her BFF, gossip columnist Sidney Skolsky -- all have likely not been seen that often in the last 71 years.
Dimensions: 2.5 x 2.5 inches
Estimate: $200 - $300 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 61: Marilyn Monroe 1953 Rare Color Transparency
An original from the era; depicting the star sitting on a chair as her hairdresser, Gladys Rasmussen, and her make-up man, Allan "Whitey" Snyder, surround her backstage at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles; possibly shot by Phil Stern as he was there that night on December 4, 1953 when Marilyn and a number of other actors participated in the Examiner Christmas Benefit Show. (Please note the transparency is somewhat scratched and dirtied due to age.)
Dimensions: 5 x 4 inches
Estimate: $200 - $300 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 62: Marilyn Monroe 1954 Vintage "Monroe Scent" Merchandising Display
A cardboard piece with a stand on the back to prop up on a countertop; a Marilyn-like image appears on the top border next to text reading in part "Monroe / Scent!...An Alluring Fragrance / For Car / and Home"; attached are twelve air fresheners still in their plastic sleeves (which are now somewhat yellowed due to age) in different scents such as "Lilac," "Jasmin," "Basin St.," and "Rose"; text on the lower margin reads in part "1954 By / Monroe Mfg. Co." as well as "A Long-Lasting Quality Deodorant" -- and they weren't kidding -- it still retains its perfumy smell 71 years later! (Please note there is very slight staining on the back left corner, but the front is not affected.)
Consigned directly by Greg Schreiner, Founder and President of the Los Angeles-based Marilyn Remembered Fan Club, the longest-running one in existence devoted to the legend
Dimensions: 13 x 12 inches
Estimate: $100 - $200 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 63: Marilyn Monroe 1953 Belgian Film Poster from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"
20th Century Fox, 1953; "Les Hommes Preferent les Blondes," featuring great artwork of the star, Jane Russell, and supporting cast members, printed in "Bruxelles" [Brussels], snipe glued to the top margin, folded in center, some Scotch tape residue is evident and the margins are somewhat dirtied, but overall central image still in good condition.
Dimensions: 21.5 x 14.5 inches
Estimate: $50 - $100 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 64: Marilyn Monroe 1953 Lobby Card from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"
20th Century Fox, 1953; card #5, depicting the star in her now beyond-legendary "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" musical number.
Dimensions: 11 x 14 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 65: Marilyn Monroe 1953 Lobby Card from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"
20th Century Fox, 1953, card #8, depicting the two main stars with female dancers and a cartoon Eiffel Tower behind them.
Dimensions: 11 x 14 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 66: Marilyn Monroe 1953/1980s French Pantalon Film Poster from "Niagara"
A large poster from the movie's re-release in the 1980s; featuring artwork by Boris Grinsson, printed in Paris, folded; this 1953 20th Century Fox thriller was arguably the first film that truly cemented Marilyn's status as a leading lady of Hollywood, and she was able to maintain that status for the rest of her life.
Dimensions: 62 x 33 inches; When Folded; 11 x 17 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 67: Marilyn Monroe 1953/1980s Black and White Photograph from "Niagara"
20th Century Fox, 1953; a circa 1980s later print, large format, matte finish, double-weight paper, depicting the star in a scene from her film noir with Joseph Cotten; blindstamp in the lower right corner reads "Movie Star News / Est. 1938."
Dimensions: 14 x 12 inches
Estimate: $50 - $100 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 68: Marilyn Monroe 1952/1990s Signed Black and White Limited Edition Oversized Photograph by George Bailey from "Niagara"
20th Century Fox, 1953. A circa 1990s later print; large format, matte finish, mounted to foamcore board, depicting a unique overhead vantage point the star on location surrounded by crew; signed in gold metallic ink in the lower right corner "068/100 / Marilyn and the Film Crew / Niagara Falls / Canada / June 1952 / G. Bailey" -- Bailey being the photographer as well as an author of a small booklet published in 1998 titled "Marilyn Monroe and the Making of Niagara" where he documented the star's impact in Canada as she was making her now-classic film noir. (Please note there is a slight smudge mark to the left of the 'foot area' of the crew man holding a clipboard which can only be seen in raking light.)
Dimensions: 20.5 x 28 inches
Estimate: $300 - $500 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 69: Marilyn Monroe 1998 Signed Notecards by George Bailey Related to "Niagara"

A group of five; all featuring candid black and white images of the star on the set of her 1953 20th Century Fox drama; the versos of each have captions relating to the front photos, are signed in various colors of felt-tip "G Bailey," and are numbered by him (from an edition of 1,250) -- George Bailey was the author of "Marilyn Monroe and the Making of Niagara," a booklet he published in 1998 highlighting the recollections and photographs (such as the ones on these cards) from the local townspeople in Niagara Falls during the film's production.
Dimensions: Each Card; 5 x 7 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 70: Marilyn Monroe 1953/1990s Black and White Photograph by Frank Worth
A circa 1990s later print; unusual horizonal image, semi-gloss finish, double-weight paper, depicting the star in costume on the lot at 20th Century Fox while she was filming her comedy "How to Marry a Millionaire"; not blindstamped, but this was printed by the Frank Worth Estate.
Dimensions: 11 x 14 inches
Estimate: $100 - $200 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 71: Marilyn Monroe 2009 Rare Program Related to Photographer Frank Worth

A pamphlet dated "December 1st, 2009"; from a charity event hosted by the Century City Chamber of Commerce [in Los Angeles, California] where a number of Worth's photographs of Marilyn and other stars were on display, as illustrated in the interior pages.
Dimensions: 11 x 8.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 72: Marilyn Monroe 1951/2000s Black and White Photograph by Frank Worth
A circa 2000s later print; large format, glossy finish, double-weight paper, depicting the star wearing a black bathing suit as she poses at the Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles; blindstamp in the lower right corner reads "Frank Worth Estate / FW / Limited Edition."
Dimensions: 16.5 x 12.5 inches
Estimate: $50 - $75 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 73: Marilyn Monroe 1953 Magazine/Pamphlet "Film in Review"

A small and highbrow little publication; dated "April, 1953," featuring a black and white image of the star on the cover reading a copy of "Films in Review" (meta), no interior articles are about her, but she does get credit as being the cover girl, and there is one 'Letter to the Editor' in the back about "O. Henry's Full House" -- the 1952 20th Century Fox film where she had a bit part alongside Charles Laughton.
Dimensions: 7.5 x 5.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 74: Marilyn Monroe 1953 Never-Used "Marilyn Monroe Paper Dolls" Booklet

An "Authorized Edition" released by "The Saalfield Pub. Co." of Akron, Ohio when the 27 year-old star was fresh off triple hits all released by 20th Century Fox in 1953: "Niagara," "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," and "How to Marry a Millionaire"; front cover has two "dolls" and the back cover has the same two "dolls," the interior comprises four pages of uncut color outfits; text in the lower left corner of front cover reads in part "Copyright MCMLIII" and "Made in U.S.A."
Dimensions: 12.5 x 10.75 inches
Estimate: $50 - $75 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 75: Marilyn Monroe 1953/2008 Barbie Doll

A cute piece called "Blonde Ambition"; released in 2008 for Barbie's 50th Anniversary, depicting the doll wearing a gold lame gown based on the one Marilyn wore in her 1953 film "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" (as well as in countless publicity photographs); never removed from its original box which has an added dangling circular tag reading "Barbie 50 Fiftieth Anniversary" affixed to the upper right; included with its original shipping box and a small color image of the star.
Dimensions: Shipping Box; 14 x 11 x 9 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 76: Marilyn Monroe 1949/1955 Nude Wall Calendar
A piece we all know; featuring the star in the "Golden Dreams" image next to text reading "Posed by Marilyn Monroe"; individual "January to December" pages affixed to bottom portion; in very good condition.
Dimensions: 17 x 10 inches
Estimate: $200 - $300 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 77: Marilyn Monroe 1949/1957 Nude Calendar with Unusual Overlay
A classic "Golden Dreams" image; affixed to a black cardboard background with a page-a-month calendar from "George's Cigar & Grill" in Toldeo, Ohio; with a rare plastic overlay of 'green pajamas' to cover Marilyn's nudity.
Dimensions: 16 x 9.5 inches
Estimate: $200 - $300 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 78: Marilyn Monroe 2020 Special 'Picture Disc' Album Titled "Marilyn Monroe: Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend 60th Anniversary Edition"
A 33 1l3 LP; released by Goldenlane/Cleopatra/Stardust Records, featuring most of the star's songs that we all know and love, no jacket, both sides feature different color images of the star; housed in its original clear plastic sleeve.
Dimensions: Diameter; 12 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 79: Marilyn Monroe Circa 1946 Ink Blotter Paper with Image by Earl Moran
A rectangular-shaped piece on thick stock; with text advertising the "Schlosser Textile Company, Inc." of NYC while a cute color image of the then-model appears on the left side, Earl Moran's name is seen in the left corner; in her early modeling days, Marilyn posed for the successful pin-up illustrator a number of times, thus her likeness ended up on countless advertisements, mailers, calendars, and ink blotters such as this one.
Dimensions: 3.5 x 9 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 80: Marilyn Monroe 1945/1970s Very Small Black and White Photographs by Andre De Dienes
A group of two; both circa 1970s later prints, cut to shape from larger photographs, glossy finish, double-weight Kodak paper, both depicting the young Norma Jeane sitting on the ground wearing her favorite checkered pants; verso of one has the photographer's circa 1970s green ink credit stamp partially showing his name and address. (Please note the VERY small size of both of these below under 'Dimensions.')
Dimensions: Largest; 3.75 x 3.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 81: Marilyn Monroe 1945/1970s Very Small Black and White Photograph by Andre De Dienes Signed by Shirley De Dienes
A circa 1970s later print; cut to shape from a larger photograph, glossy finish, double-weight paper, depicting a young smiling Norma Jeane wearing a crew-neck sweater; the verso has the photographer's circa 1970s black ink credit stamp noting his name and address; it further has a blue ballpoint ink annotation reading "Norma Jeane 1945 / 6-23-5 / To David / Shirley de Dienes" [De Dienes' widow]. (Please note the VERY small size of this below under 'Dimensions.')
Dimensions: Approximately; 3.5 x 3.5 inches
Estimate: $50 - $75 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 82: Marilyn Monroe 1945/1970s Very Small Black and White Photographs by Andre De Dienes
A group of two; both circa 1970s later prints, cut to shape from larger photographs, glossy finish, double-weight paper, both depicting a young smiling Norma Jeane with a scarf in her hair; the verso of both have the photographer's circa 1970s black ink credit stamp noting his name and address. (Please note the VERY small size of each of these below under 'Dimensions.')
Dimensions: Largest; 4 x 3.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 83: Marilyn Monroe 1945/1970s Very Small Black and White Photograph by Andre De Dienes
A circa 1970s later print; cut to shape from a larger photograph, matte finish, double-weight paper, depicting the young Norma Jeane wrapping herself in a dark-colored blanket; verso with the photographer's circa 1970s black ink credit stamp noting his name and address. (Pleae note the VERY small size of this below under 'Dimensions.')
Dimensions: 5.5 x 5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 84: Marilyn Monroe 1945/1960s Annotated Very Small Black and White Photographs by Andre De Dienes
A group of three; all circa 1960s later prints, cut to shape from larger photographs, glossy finish, double-weight paper, all depicting the young Norma Jeane closing her eyes, one has De Dienes' handwritten annotation in red ballpoint ink above NJ's face reading "200 64" and on its verso in his hand in blue fountain pen ink reads "Peace of Mind" (though it's now faded); the verso of another has the photographer's circa 1960 red ink credit stamp noting his name, address and telephone number. (Please note the VERY small size of each of these below under 'Dimensions.')
Dimensions: Largest; 2.5 x 3.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 85: Marilyn Monroe 1949 Magazine "Picture Post"
A "March 26, 1949" edition of the British publication; depicting a black and white image of the young Norma Jeane Dougherty on the cover as shot by Andre De Dienes; because she was an unknown 22 year-old model in 1949, she is not seen or credited anywhere else in the interior pages. (Please note there is some paper loss under the "P" of "Post.")
Dimensions: 13 x 10 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 86: Marilyn Monroe 1949 Magazine "Picture Post"
A "13 August 1949" edition of the British publication; depicting a black and white image of the young Norma Jeane Dougherty on the cover as shot by Andre De Dienes; because she was an unknown 23 year-old model in 1949, she is not seen or credited anywhere else in the interior pages. (Please note there is some paper loss under the "P" of "Post.")
Dimensions: 13 x 10 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 87: Marilyn Monroe 1947 Magazine "Picture Post"
A "December 13, 1947" edition of the British publication; depicting a black and white image of the young Norma Jeane Dougherty on the cover as shot by Andre De Dienes; because she was an unknown 21 year-old model in 1947, she is not seen or credited anywhere else in the interior pages.
Dimensions: 13 x 10 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 88: Marilyn Monroe Circa 1944 Color Transparency, Color Negative, Black and White Negative, and Prints by David Conover

A group of five items; all related to one photograph depicting the then unknown teenager wearing a red sweater with white suspenders, shot by David Conover who is often credited with discovering Norma Jeane Mortensen when she was working at the Radioplane Company in Van Nuys, California during WWII, the lot comprises a color transparency, a small color negative, and a black and white negative all from the photographer's personal files;

also included are two small later prints from 1987 (one color and one B&W) made by Conover's estate after he passed away just for a visual to see what these transparencies and negatives look like; originally consigned to Julien's Auctions from Conover's widow a number of years ago.
Dimensions: Color Transparency; 4.25 x 3.35 inches; Color Negative; 2.5 x 2 inches; B&W Negative; 5 x 4 inches; Color Print; 7 x 5 inches; B&W Print; 7 x 5 inches
Estimate: $400 - $600 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 89: Marilyn Monroe 1944/1960s Color Transparency by David Conover
A circa 1960s later piece; depicting a smiling 18 year-old Norma Jeane Dougherty wearing a red crewneck sweater in one of the very first professional shots ever taken of her while she was working at the Radioplane Company in Van Nuys, California; shot by the photographer who is credited as "discovering Marilyn Monroe" -- in any case, David Conover certainly set her on the path to worldwide fame.
Dimensions: 4 x 3 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 90: Marilyn Monroe 1981 Signed Book Titled "Finding Marilyn: A Romance By David Conover, The Photographer Who Discovered Marilyn Monroe"

A first edition; hardcover, dust jacket, published in 1981 by Grossest & Dunlap, New York, signed in black felt-tip ink on the title page "David Conover" by the man who set the pretty young teenager on her path to enduring world-wide fame; a black ink credit stamp on the front free end page reads in part "Larry Edmunds" -- the beloved Hollywood book store on Hollywood Boulevard still in existence today!
Dimensions: 9.5 x 7.5 x 1 inches
Estimate: $100 - $200 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 91: Marilyn Monroe 1946/1988/2001 Signed Poster by Joseph Jasgur

A piece featuring a beautiful black and white image of Norma Jeane Dougherty applying lipstick; signed in black felt-tip ink in the lower right corner "Joseph / Jasgur" by the photographer who took many early images of the then unknown 20 year-old; besides his great photographs of NJ, he is now best remembered for starting the rumor that Marilyn Monroe had six toes on one foot -- she didn't, but he sure got alot of mileage out of that doozy; text on bottom margin of poster reads in part "1987/88 Joseph Jasgur / Monterey Park, CA...Burbank, CA"; rolled; housed in a tube with Jasgur's black felt-tip ink handwriting addressed to "Greg Schreiner" and postmarked "Feb / 27 / 2001."
Consigned directly by Greg Schreiner, Founder and President of the Los Angeles-based Marilyn Remembered Fan Club, the longest-running one in existence devoted to the legend
Dimensions: 28 x 22 inches; Tube; 25 x 2 inches
Estimate: $50 - $75 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 92: Marilyn Monroe 1946/1993 Signed Box of Collector Cards by Joseph Jasgur

A group of 75 "Collector Cards" from "The Lost Portfolio"; the front sides each feature different black and white images of Norma Jeane Dougherty as shot by the photographer in 1946; the back sides feature various quotes about the star along with related text on the lower margin reading in part "Photography by Joseph Jasgur 1993"; all housed in their orignial box which is inscribed in black felt-tip ink on the bottom reading in part "To Greg - / Keep up the / good work... / Joe Jasgur / 12-25-95" -- these cards are a great way to have ALL of Jasgur's images!
Consigned directly by Greg Schreiner, Founder and President of the Los Angeles-based Marilyn Remembered Fan Club, the longest-running one in existence devoted to the legend
Dimensions: Box; 4 x 5 x 3 inches; Individual Cards; 3.5 x 2.5 inches
Estimate: $50 - $75 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 93: Marilyn Monore 1971 Poster from the "Warhol" Exhibit at The Tate Gallery
A piece featuring the artist's second most iconic image from his now-famous show in London called "Andy Warhol: A Retrospective" which took place from February 17th to March 28th in 1971; related text appears on the top and bottom margins; rolled; in excellent condition.
Dimensions: 30 x 20 inches
Estimate: $100 - $200 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 94: Marilyn Monroe 2001 Printing Plate for "TV Guide"
A piece made of metal; featuring the front and back cover images for the May 12-18, 2001 issue [which was four small blocks of Andy Warhol's famous "Marilyn" painting], text reads in part "Marilyn / Some Like It Hot" -- one of the more unusual MM collectibles.
Dimensions: 7.5 x 11 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 95: Marilyn Monroe 1972 Signed Rare Japanese Program by Andre de Dienes from the Exhibit Titled "Marilyn Monroe: The Legend and the Truth"

A pamphlet from the Tokyo leg of the now-historic photograph exhibit which traveled around the world in 1972 and 1973; interior pages feature text in Japanese and both color and black and white images of the star as shot by the photographers who were part of the show, the last page displays a tiny black and white image of Andre de Dienes (standing at MM's crypt) which he signed in purple felt-tip ink "1972 Andre / Dienes" [sic] -- a number of his early photographs of Norma Jeane Baker were part of this exhibit. (Please note some pages have come loose from the binding.)
Dimensions: 10 x 8 inches
Estimate: $50 - $75 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 96: Marilyn Monroe 1973 Rare Press Kit from the Exhibit Titled "Marilyn Monroe: The Legend and The Truth"

A white folder featuring a stunning dot matrix image of the star as shot by Bert Stern on the front and back; text on the inside left pocket reads "Copyright 1973 by Alskog, Inc.," inside are a number of mimeographed publicity documents relating to this now-historic photo exhibit that travelled around the world in 1972 and 1973.
Dimensions: 12 x 9 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 97: Marilyn Monroe 1973 Marketing Brochure from the Exhibit Titled "Marilyn Monroe: The Legend and The Truth"

An oversized, four-panel fold-out pamphlet; sent to gallery owners to encourage them to host this MM photo exhibit with now-funny come-on lines like "Teen-agers, businessmen and matrons / purchased / 18,000 units of memorabilia at one exhibit / in just 6 days" and "...the world still lusts after Marilyn," filled with images of the star as well as images of the various galleries that did host this exhibit in 1972, of note is the backside which features a large black and white image of Marilyn Monroe lying in bed shot by Bert Stern in 1962 -- overall, a somewhat odd look at how this show was advertised to the art world by Alskog, Inc., the Los Angeles-based company that produced it. (Please note this piece is now folded in the center.)
Dimensions: 15 x 11.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 98: Marilyn Monroe 1973 Rare Jigsaw Puzzles Related to the Exhibit Titled "Marilyn Monroe: The Legend and the Truth"

A group of two; both sold as memorabilia associated with the now-historic 1972-1973 world-wide photograph exhibit that was managed by Alskog, Inc. of Los Angeles, California; the first puzzle depicts the star in the famous nude image as shot by Tom Kelley in 1949 called "A New Wrinkle," related text appears on all sides of the box with the right and left sides reading in part "1973 by Alskog, Inc. / product of Alskog, Inc. distributed by Playboy Sales, Inc."; the second puzzle depicts the star in another nude image as shot by Bern Stern in 1962, similar related text appears on all sides of the box with the right and left sides reading the same as above -- though printed materials from this exhibit come to auction from time to time (programs, etc.), these puzzles are quite scarce.
Dimensions: Each Box; 14 x 10 x 2.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 99: Marilyn Monroe 1973 Signed Book Titled "Marilyn: A Biography" by Norman Mailer and Lawrence Schiller

A first edition; hardcover, dust jacket, published in 1973 by Grosset & Dunlap, Inc., New York, signed in black felt-tip ink on the special "Limited Signed Edition" page by "Norman Mailer" and "Lawrence Schiller / On Behalf of the Photographers"; housed in its original clamshell case -- the first bio of the star written by a prominent, Pulitzer Prize-winning author.
Dimensions: 12 x 10 x 1.5 inches
Estimate: $100 - $200 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 100: Marilyn Monroe 1980 Rare British Press Kit from the Norman Mailer Book "Of Women and Their Elegance"

A black folder with a related sticker on the cover; inside are documents that were handed out to print journalists so they could review Mailer's weirdo fantasy book about the star including: a small folded poster; a single sheet of black and white images shot by Milton H. Greene that were used in the book; a reprinted black and white photograph of MM from Greene's "Black Sitting"; approximately 40 black and white or color film strips showing images from the book; three photocopied pages of early reviews of the book; and a 15 page excerpt from the book -- overall, a unique find related to this somewhat notorious work by Mailer and Greene.
Dimensions: 16 x 11 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 101: Marilyn Monroe 1994 Signed Book Titled "My Sister Marilyn: A Memoir of Marilyn Monroe" by Berniece Baker Miracle and Mona Rae Miracle

A first edition; hardcover, dust jacket, published in 1994 by Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, signed in black ballpoint ink on the title page by the star's half-sister and half-niece who Marilyn first met when she was a lonely teenager growing up in Los Angeles; she maintained a cordial albeit distant relationship with the two for the rest of her life.
Dimensions: 8 x 7 x 1 inches
Estimate: $100 - $200 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 102: Marilyn Monroe 1969/1995 Signed Book Titled "Norma Jean" by Fred Lawrence Guiles

A first edition; hardcover, dust jacket, published in 1969 by McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York, signed in black ballpoint ink on the title page "For Steve Campbell / who clearly loves {Norma Jean} / as much as the author does / Best always / Fred Lawrence Guiles / Gainsville / Nov 17, 1995" -- arguably THE definitive MM bio and a "must read" for any fan.
Dimensions: 9 x 7 x 2 inches
Estimate: $100 - $200 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 103: Marilyn Monroe 1993 Signed Book Titled "Marilyn Monroe: The Biography" by Donald Spoto

A first edition; hardcover, dust jacket, published in 1993 by HarperCollins, New York, signed in black felt-tip ink on the title page "For David, with good wishes, / Donald Spoto / May 1994: Los Angeles" -- one of the few "must read" bios of the star.
Dimensions: 9.5 x 7 x 2 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 104: Marilyn Monroe 2002 Signed Book Titled "An Evening with Marilyn" by Douglas Kirkland

A first edition; hardcover, dust jacket, published in 2002 by Federico Motta Editore, Milan [Italy], signed in black felt-tip ink on the dedication page "To Steve / Campbell with / best wishes / Douglas Kirkland" -- a beautiful, oversized coffee table book.
Dimensions: 14 x 10 x 1 inches
Estimate: $100 - $200 USD / Sold: $ -

Lot 105: Marilyn Monroe 2005 Signed Book Titled "An Evening with Marilyn" by Douglas Kirkland

A hardcover; dust jacket, published in 2005 by Welcome Books, New York, signed in black felt-tip ink on the title page "Douglas Kirkland" -- this being a smaller version of the photographer's coffee table book first printed in 2002.
Dimensions: 8.5 x 7 x 1 inches
Estimate: $100 - $200 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 106: Marilyn Monroe 2000 Signed Limited Edition Book Titled "Marilyn by Moonlight" by Jack Allen

A first edition; hardcover, dust jacket, published in 2000 by Dream City Publications, Los Angeles, signed in silver felt-tip ink on the title page "Jack Allen," a sticker on the copyright page reads "Limited / Collection Edition / No. 169 / 500"; housed in its original slipcase cover -- a unique book with compelling graphic design and page layouts.
Dimensions: 12 x 10 x 1 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 107: Marilyn Monroe 1984 Book Titled "Marilyn in Art" by Roger G. Taylor

A first edition; hardcover, dust jacket, published in 1984 by Salem House, Salem, NH, with a Vroman's price tag on the back cover [the beloved Pasadena, California bookstore founded in 1894 and still operating today!]; featuring compelling and odd images of the star as interpreted by many different artists -- one of the OG books about Marilyn that should be in every fan's library!
Dimensions: 9.5 x 9.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 108: Marilyn Monroe 2010 Book Titled "Billy Wilder's Some Like It Hot" by Taschen

A first edition; hardcover, unusual rectangular-shaped coffee table book, published in 2010 by Taschen, Koln, Germany, filled with 384 pages of text and black and white or color images of quite possibly one of the best comedies ever made -- the 1959 United Artists classic starring our gal, Jack Lemmon, and Tony Curtis. (Please note the yellow velour covers are somewhat dirtied.)
Interestigly, Julien's just sold David Lynch's personal copy of this same book for $4,550! Lynch was a big MM fan, and he was on record as saying Marilyn was the inspiration for "Mulholland Drive," his brilliant 2001 neo-noir film starring Naomi Watts and Ann Miller.
Dimensions: 9 x 14.5 x 2 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 109: Marilyn Monroe 2010 Books Titled "Fragments"

A group of three; all first editions, all with slightly different cover artwork as they were distributed in different countries, all in slightly different formats, edited by Stanley Buchthal and Bernard Comment, including: 1) a paperback in English; 2) a paperback in French; and 3) a paperback in Spanish; these particular books being from the personal collection of Anna Strasberg who was sent early copies of each edition that printed around the world.
Dimensions: Largest; 10 x 8 x 1 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 110: Marilyn Monroe 2012 Book Titled "Marilyn: Museo Salvatore Ferragamo"

An oversized hardcover; published by Skira Editore S.p.A in Milan, Italy, edited by Stefania Ricci and Sergio Risaliti; comprising 319 pages filled with rare and beautiful color and black and white images of the star with an emphasis on her clothing and personal style; specially created to purchase at the exhibit titled "Marilyn" which took place in Florence, Italy at the Museo Salvatore Ferragamo from June 2012 to January 2013; towards the end of her life, Marilyn almost exclusively wore Ferragamo high heels and owned many pairs in many colors.
Dimensions: 11 x 10 x 2 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 111: Marilyn Monroe Circa 1980s Very Large and Somewhat Sacrilegious Rosary
A piece made in the Congo, Africa; comprising handcarved wooden beads, the "crucifix" is made of resin and features a centrally suspended tiny image of Marilyn in her "Golden Dreams" pose (her nipples blacked-out for decency!); centerpiece bead with carved text on front side reading "L'immaculee Con(go)" [Immaculate Congo] above an image of Mary, and on back side "Coeur Immacule / De / Faire / Die(u) Pour / Vous" [loosely: Immaculate Heart of God Works for You] -- quite possibly one of the weirdest Marilyn collectibles this cataloguer has ever seen, but it's also pretty fabulous.
Consigned directly by Greg Schreiner, the Founder and President of the Los Angeles-based Marilyn Remembered Fan Club, the longest-running one in existence devoted to the legend
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 112: Marilyn Monroe 1980 Portfolio of Prints by the Spanish Artist Jose "Pepe" Gonzalez

A group of six separate works; each depicting a different well-known image of the star as created by Gonzalez, each with related text in the lower left corner as well as a facsimile penciled signature and date; all housed in their original folder dated "1979" and noting a Barcelona address where they were printed 45 years ago.
Dimensions: Portfolio Folder; 18 x 13 inches; Each Print; 17.5 x 12.5 inches
Estimate: $100 - $200 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 113: Marilyn Monroe Circa 1990s
Limited Edition Print by the Artist Moore
A piece rendered in grayscale; depicting five different angles of Marilyn's pretty face; penciled on the lower margin "171/300 'Marilyn' Moore"; rolled.
Dimensions: 23 x 18 inches
Estimate: $50 - $75 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 114: Marilyn Monroe Circa 2020 Large 'Dimensional Art' Collage by the Artist Alex Zeng
A unique decoupage portrait of the star's face; based on a very welll-known 1953 photograph of her as shot by Gene Kornman, the artist's name "Alex Zeng" appears on the lower right side; in a shallow shadowbox-style black frame, ready to display!
Dimensions: Framed; 24.5 x 24.5 inches
Estimate: $50 - $75 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 115: Marilyn Monroe 1995 USPS Postage Stamps Signed by the Artist Micheal Deas
A still-sealed sheet of 20 stamps; signed in blue felt-tip ink on the right side "Micheal Deas" -- the artist who created this lovely image based on a publicity photograph of the star related to her 1953 20th Century Fox comedy "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes."
Dimensions: 7.5 x 9 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 116: Marilyn Monroe 1995 USPS 'First Day of Issue' Covers
A group of two; the first an envelope displaying the official Marilyn Monroe 32-cent stamp, specially postmarked "Universal City, CA / June / 1 / 1995 / " and "First Day of Issue / at Universal Studios / Hollywood," with colorful 'limited edition' artwork of the star's face, signed and numbered in black felt-tip ink on the verso "JLG 17/50"; the second an envelope also displaying the official Marilyn Monroe 32-cent stamp, postmarked the same way as previous one, with colorful 'limited edition' artwork of the star on Marshall Islands postage stamps, signed and numbered by same artist in same way; included with two related documents from the artist.
To commemorate the unveiling of the Marilyn Monroe stamp on June 1, 1995 [oddly, her 69th birthday instead of 70th - weird], the United States Postal Service collaborated with artists, USPS branches around the country, foreign countries, philatelists, Universal Studios, and the then popular Planet Hollywood restaurant chain to create unique 'First Day of Issue Covers' such as these two; many hundreds of individuals, groups, and institutions participated due to Marilyn's perpetual popularity.
Dimensions: 3.5 x 6.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 117: Marilyn Monroe 1995 USPS 'First Day of Issue' Covers
A group of three envelopes; all displaying the official Marilyn Monroe 32-cent stamp; specially postmarked "Universal City, CA / June / 1 / 1995 / 91608" and "First Day of Issue / at / Universal Studios / Hollywood"; all featuring identical cute artwork.
To commemorate the unveiling of the Marilyn Monroe stamp on June 1, 1995 [oddly, her 69th birthday instead of 70th - weird], the United States Postal Service collaborated with artists, USPS branches around the country, foreign countries, philatelists, Universal Studios, and the then popular Planet Hollywood restaurant chain to create unique 'First Day of Issue Covers' such as these ones; many hundreds of individuals, groups, and institutions participated due to Marilyn's perpetual popularity.
Dimensions: 3.5 x 6.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 118: Marilyn Monroe 1995 USPS 'First Day of Issue' Covers
A group of 30 envelopes; all displaying the official Marilyn Monroe 32-cent stamp; all but two specially postmarked "Universal City, CA / June / 1 / 1995 / 91608" and "First Day of Issue / at / Universal Studios / Hollywood"; all featuring identical pink and purple background artwork but each with a different highlighted image of the star on the left side, some including stamps from other nations such as Dominica, Gambia, Tanzania, and St. Vincent all illustrating Marilyn's world-wide acclaim.
To commemorate the unveiling of the Marilyn Monroe stamp on June 1, 1995 [oddly, her 69th birthday instead of 70th - weird], the United States Postal Service collaborated with artists, USPS branches around the country, foreign countries, philatelists, Universal Studios, and the then popular Planet Hollywood restaurant chain to create unique 'First Day of Issue Covers' such as these ones; many hundreds of individuals, groups, and institutions participated due to Marilyn's perpetual popularity.
Dimensions: Each Envelope; 3.5 x 6.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 119: Marilyn Monroe 1995 USPS 'First Day of Issue' Covers and Other Related Artwork
A group of ten envelopes; all displaying the official Marilyn Monroe 32-cent stamp; specially postmarked "Universal City, CA / June / 1 / 1995 / 91608" and "First Day of Issue / at / Universal Studios / Hollywood"; all featuring a series of five different images created by George Sottung; also included are two 13" x 10" related prints and five 9" x 6" related prints by the same artist; accompanied by two related black plastic folders.
To commemorate the unveiling of the Marilyn Monroe stamp on June 1, 1995 [oddly, her 69th birthday instead of 70th - weird], the United States Postal Service collaborated with artists, USPS branches around the country, foreign countries, philatelists, Universal Studios, and the then popular Planet Hollywood restaurant chain to create unique 'First Day of Issue Covers' such as these ones; many hundreds of individuals, groups, and institutions participated due to Marilyn's perpetual popularity.
Dimensions: Each Envelope; 3.5 x 6.5 inches
Estimate: $50 - $75 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 120: Marilyn Monroe Circa 1990s Large Collection of Foreign Postage Stamps

A group of three binders; each filled with dozens of colorful and beautiful sheets of stamps featuring images of Marilyn Monroe; countries that honored her include Congo, East Timor, Grenada, Guyana, Marshall Islands, Montserrat, Mongolia, St. Vincent & The Grenadines, and Tchad, among many others which illustrate her continuing world relevance; please know our illustration does not do justice to this special lot!
Dimensions: Each Binder; 12.5 x 10.5 x 2 inches
Estimate: $100 - $200 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 121: Marilyn Monroe 1999 Christie's Auction Catalogue from "The Personal Property of Marilyn Monroe"
The Bible; from the now-historic sale that took place on October 27 and 28, 1999 in New York City; in very good condition.
Dimensions: 11 x 9 x 2 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 122: Marilyn Monroe 1999 Christie's 'Highlights' Pamphlet from "The Personal Property of Marilyn Monroe" Auction

A small 8-page document; featuring color illustrations and catalogue descriptions of special lots offered in this now historic sale that took place at Christie's New York on October 27-28, 1999; originally sold for $10 at the various 'highlights' viewings which went on tour to cities such as Los Angeles, London, and Paris.
Dimensions: 10.5 x 8.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 123: Marilyn Monroe 1999 Christie's Press Kit from "The Personal Property of Marilyn Monroe" Auction
A folder filled with documents including: a typed press release, a stat sheet, a reprinted black and white photograph of the star wearing her "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" dress plus a couple of other related pages; handed out by the Christie's PR department to journalists who wanted to write about this now historic auction which took place on October 27-28, 1999.
Dimensions: 12 x 9 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 124: Marilyn Monroe 1999 Christie's Auction Paddles from "The Personal Property of Marilyn Monroe" Auction
A group of two; one numbered "363" and the other "365" from some lucky couple who attended the star's now historic estate sale which took place at Christie's New York on October 27-28, 1999.
Dimensions: 8 x 8 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 125: Marilyn Monroe 1999 Christie's Color Transparency of the "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" Dress from "The Personal Property of Marilyn Monroe" Auction
A single piece; depicting a transparent color photograph of THE DRESS, housed in a plastic sleeve with text reading in part "October 27, 1999 / The Happy Birthday Mr. President Dress"; used by the Christie's PR department to mail to print journalists way back in the 20th century before we went digital; this is a good way to see the dress in its pristine state before it was tragically sullied in 2022.
Dimensions: 5 x 4 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 126: Marilyn Monroe 2007 Christmas Ornaments by The Ashton-Drake Galleries

A group of nine; each depicting a different and colorful tiny resin figurine of Marilyn resting atop a hand-blown glass cone or ball; each outfit depicted is based on costumes or gowns the star actually wore in real life; all with their hang tags reading in part "The Marvelous Marilyn! Ornament Collection" and "The Ashton-Drake Galleries"; still housed in their original Styrofoam packing boxes with three ornaments per box; each box comes with one miniature COA.
Dimensions: Each Ornament; 7 x 2 x 2 inches; Each Styrofoam Box; 10 x 11.5 x 4 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 127: Marilyn Monroe 2012 Sterling Silver Collectible Coin
A weighty piece; front side features an image of the star; back side has text reading "Queen Elizabeth II / 1oz 999 Silver 2012 / Tuvalu [a Polynesian island in the South Pacific] 1 Dollar" with a profile image of QEII in the center, housed in its original box reading "The / Perth Mint / Australia"; included with its COA issued by "The Perth Mint."
Consigned directly by Greg Schreiner, Founder and President of the Los Angeles-based Marilyn Remembered Fan Club, the longest-running one in existence devoted to the legend
Dimensions: Box; 3.5 x 3 x 1 inches; Coin Diameter; 1.5 inches
Estimate: $50 - $75 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 128: Marilyn Monroe Circa 2000s Commemorative Coins
A group of six; all made of silver-tone metal, front sides feature different and colorful images of the star; back sides feature text reading "Elizabeth II Cook Islands [a Polynesian island in the South Pacific] Commemoration" and a small profile image of QEII; all are housed in their own plastic holders which are then housed in a black velvet case (though its hinges are now broken) -- somewhat of an oddball collectible related to our favorite blonde!
Consigned directly by Greg Schreiner, Founder and President of the Los Angeles-based Marilyn Remembered Fan Club, the longest-running one in existence devoted to the legend
Dimensions: Velvet Box; 6.5 x 6.5 x 1 inches; Each Coin Diameter; 1.5 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 129: Marilyn Monroe 1953/1990s Colorized Poster by Bert Reisfeld
A circa 1990s oversized black and white image of the star that was originally taken by studio photographer Reisfeld for publicity purposes when Marilyn was filming her 1953 20th Century Fox film, "How to Marry a Millionaire"; her lips and bathing suit colorized in red (even though in real life the suit was blue!); nicely matted and framed and ready for display.
Dimensions: Matted and Framed; 30 x 24 inches; Poster Only; 19 x 13.5 inches
Estimate: $200 - $300 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 130: Marilyn Monroe 2006 Poster Advertising "Marilyn Merlot" Wine
A piece featuring the stunning image of the star used for the 2004 wine bottle label; related text appears throughout including on the lower margin which reads in part "Sam Shaw, Shaw Family Archives, Ltd." and "2006"; rolled.
Dimensions: 26 x 22 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 131: Marilyn Monroe 1992 Personality Poster
A colorful piece depicting the star in a dynamic "very '80s" fashion (even though it's from 1992) with her facsimile signature printed in black below; the artist's printed name of "Kee 92" appears in the lower right corner; related text on the lower margin reads in part "C.S.P. Publishing Inc. /...Monterey Park, CA / Printed in U.S.A. / ...Estate of Marilyn Monroe... / Roger Richman Agency, Inc. Beverly Hills, CA" -- overall, a fun poster that is very much of its era.
Dimensions: 35 x 23 inches; Rolled; 23 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 132: Marilyn Monroe 2024 Surreal Art Print
An eerie work; depicting a highly stylized image of the star in an odd "Salvador Dali-esque" landscape.
(Please note the upper left corner is very slightly bent.)
Dimensions: 10.5 x 10 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 133: Marilyn Monroe-Related Circa 1950s Folding Chair from 20th Century Fox
A smallish piece made of wood; painted brown, tan leather padded seat, text painted in beige on both front and back of backrest reads "20th Century-Fox / Office Service"; though Marilyn didn't own this chair, she likely saw many of them around the studio during her career there; now in somewhat rickety and worn condition, but still very charming and "vin-taghe."
Dimensions: 31 x 15 x 17 inches
Estimate: $300 - $500 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 134: Marilyn Monroe Circa 1950s Wrought Iron Gate Believed to Be from 20th Century Fox
A huge and heavy (approximately 175 pounds) piece appearing to be a door portion; many layers of paint evident including rust-colored and black, scroll motif at top; according to the current consignor [a Hollywood prop house], this is a section of a larger gate that surrounded Marilyn's dressing room on the Los Angeles lot at Fox; unfortunately, there is no other provenance known about this, so please bid accordingly.
NOTE: This gate section is extremely large and heavy. Please be aware of additional shipping costs should you win this lot. If you live in the Southern California region, it can be picked up in person at Julien's warehouse in Gardena, CA.
Dimensions: 67 x 41 x 2 inches; Weight; 150 pounds
Estimate: $100 - $200 USD / Sold: $-

Lot 135: Marilyn Monroe-Related Circa 1950s Ashtray from The Stork Club

A round piece; made of ceramic, painted black with white lettering reading "Stork Club" three times around the circumference; NOT owned by Marilyn Monroe, but one of the vintage 1950s ones that would have been on every table at the famous New York City nightclub when she went there; included with a black and white image of the star with Joe DiMaggio where a similar ashtray can be seen on their table.
Dimensions: 5 x 1.25 inches
Estimate: $25 - $50 USD / Sold: $-

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