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A George III mahogany tallboy, with moulded cornice above three short and three long drawers to the upper section, the base fitted with three further drawers and all raised on bracket feet. Width 105 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The tallboy is in structurally good condition. The cornice has had repairs to the top right and top left-hand corners. There are also numerous patches to the veneers between the drawer runners. The top right-hand drawer has a veneer stress fracture. Drawer two has a patch to the bottom left-hand corner. Drawer three has an old stress fracture. Drawer four has a repair to the top left-hand corner and a loss to the bottom left-hand corner. The base has also had veneer repairs between the drawers. All drawers have had small repairs and the bottom left hand drawer has a section of beading missing on the top left-hand edge. The bracket feet have all had repairs and veneer replacements. The sides of the piece have the usual stress fractures and marks

A 19th century oil painting on canvas, two young girls and musician in Classical garden. 34 cm x 25 cm, framed. CONDITION REPORT: There are two small holes in the canvas which should be evident from our images. The canvas also has a rear patch and small repair. There is some overpainting which corresponds with the patch. Other than this and the two holes the painting it is in reasonably good condition. The traditional frame is in fairly good order with only minor nibbles and losses as one would expect.

A Royal Worcester porcelain bowl, two patch boxes, Royal Crown Derby miniature urn and pin dish. Largest diameter 22 cm.

655 Light Anti-Aircraft/Search Light Regiment RA Liverpool Scottish Lt.Col.’s battledress blouse.A good 1945 dated Canadian issue tailored with open neck faced in British BD material. Each shoulder strap bears red backed Lt. Col. rank insignia, the collar bears crowned thistle spray to each side (non matching); each arm bears printed “ROYAL ARTILLERY” title, 96th AGRA embroidered formation sign (red over blue rectangle bearing Liver Building on waves) and vertical Forbes tartan patch. Medal ribbons comprise 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal and Territorial Decoration. VGCAttributed by vendor to to Lt.Col. Archibald Hugh Maitland TD last Commanding Officer.

WW2 RAF Service Dress Tunic and Bush Jacketblue grey, woollen, single breasted, open collar, service dress tunic. Pleated chest pockets with buttoned flaps. Lower hidden pockets with plain flaps. Loose belt. Bevo weave eagles and propellors to both sleeves. Internal issue label dated “1942” ... Khaki, Aertex, single breasted, closed collar bush jacket. Patch chest pockets with buttoned flaps. Lower patch pockets with plain flaps. Printed eagles to both sleeves. Internal issue label dated “1945”. 2 items.

A Victorian mahogany bow-fronted chest of two short over three long drawers, raised on turned feet, width 107cm, height 103cm, depth 56cm. CONDITION REPORT Overall clean condition, this chest shows signs of recently benefiting frm a polish, leaving only minor signs of use, most notably to the middle long drawer, where there is a patch of staining and some minor scuffs and scrapes. There is a further mark to the lower drawer. The carcass shows signs of patch repair and fill and dark stain, mostly to the drawer dividers. There is some very light surface scuffing to the top edge. The right hand side of the top beading has split and is showing a slight mark. The back right corner of the top has had a small patch repair and the line of the repair is visible. The right hand side has a small crack rising from the lower edge of the board with an old scuff which has been polished in above it and further other polished in marks to the same side. There are also further patch repairs to the left hand side and lined of filler visible to the beading edge of the top. Despite all of the above mentioned damage, it sits as a very pleasing piece.

An antique and later carved box seat settle, the back profusely carved with coat of arms and central panel depicting a hunting scene entitled 'Castor and Pollyx Hunting ye Deer', further inscribed 'Charles and Dorothea Halina Stanley, above coat of arms and inscribed to the lower frieze '1663 Drede God and Honour thy Kynge', the uppermost pillars inscribed 'Chs 2D Rex' (Charles II), believed to have come from the Earl of Derby's Estate at Knowsley Hall, width 103cm, height 145cm, depth 49cm. CONDITION REPORT Overall good but used condition with fading to the stain in the high-traffic areas, most prominently the arms and the bench seat. The bench seat has been replaced and is stained pine. The arms and the arm supports are more than likely later additions or replacements. The carved panel back has a split through the lower coat of arms and has a small patch repair to the upper right pillar. There is a hole just below the hunting scene, although it is most likely to be a knot which has come out of the timber. Rear left leg shows signs of old woodworm damage and the lower most stretcher is coming away from the upright slightly on the front right leg. There is a very small chip to the top rail. Please refer to illustrations.

A Derby figure of a recumbent goat and a similar figure of a lowing cow, c.1760-5, patch marks, L. 12cm and 9.5cmCONDITION: Provenance - The Dennis G. Rice collection of Derby porcelain (1750-1770).The goat has restoration to both horns and both horns and the immediate area. There is a crack to the goat's front left leg. The cow has typical small losse to the bocage and a few overglazed firing cracks.

A pair of Derby figures of recumbent sheep, c.1765, each in front of bocage, patch marks, H. 10.3cmCONDITION: Provenance - The Dennis G. Rice collection of early Derby porcelain (1750-1770).Restoration to the outer ear on each figure. Typical small losses to the encrusted flowers and leaves. Each with overglazed firing cracks.

A pair of Derby figures of sheep, a similar figure of a lowing ewe and a rare inscribed Derby figure of a ram, late 18th/early 19th century, the first three with patch marks and the latter incised 'Thomas Mavon 1776', L. 5.3 - 6.7cmCONDITION: Provenance - The Dennis G. Rice collection of Derby porcelain.The pair of figures have losses to the bocage, minor firing cracks. The ram has a loose shard rattling around inside. The lowing ewe has restoration to both ears, its rear left hoof and tail. The inscribed ram has restoration to the top of the stump behind the figure and to the front of the base.

A near pair of Derby groups of a cow and calf, c.1760-5, on flower encrusted bases, patch marks, H. 11 and 12.7cmCONDITION: Provenance - The Dennis G. Rice collection of early Derby porcelain (1750-1770).Both groups have restoration to the bocage, the cow's horns and ears and the calf's tail.

Two similar Derby groups of sheep in a flower arbor, c.1765, scrollwork bases, one with patch marks, H. 15.5 and 16cmCONDITION: Provenance - The Dennis G. Rice collection of early Derby porcelain (1750-1770).Both lacking candle nozzles with other losses to the bocage. The group with yellow flowers on the base has restoration to one sheeps leg and the other group has a firing crack to the base.

A pair of early Derby 'sheep' candlesticks, c.1758, each modelled with two sheep below a flower encrusted tree, patch marks, H. 21cmCONDITION: Provenance - The Dennis G. Rice collection of early Derby porcelain (1750-1770).ex Klaber & Klaber.The first candlestick has a broken and re-glued nozzle, restoration to the drip pan, the top left branch and flowers and an overglazed firing crack to the base.The second candlestick has a crack to the nozzle, restoration to the drip pan, most of the branches of the bocage its flowers.

A Derby 'pale family' figure of a flute player, c.1756-8, on a scrollwork base, patch marks, H. 16.5cmCONDITION: Provenance - The Dennis G. Rice collection of early Derby porcelain (1750-1770).Small losses to the tip of his left fingers, the edge of his hat and the flowers on the base. Minor overglazed firing cracks.

A Derby 'pale family' figure of a seated lady, c.1756-8, holding flowers in her hands on a scrollwork base, patch marks, H. 11cmCONDITION: Provenance - The Dennis G. Rice collection of early Derby porcelain (1750-1770).Small losses to the encrusted flowers all over.

A Derby figure of the map seller's companion, c.1765-70, standing before bocage, on a scrollwork base, patch marks, H. 16cmCONDITION: Provenance - The Dennis G. Rice collection of early Derby porcelain (1750-1770). ex Stockspring Antiques.Restoration around her neck and to the brim of her hat and the edge of the foot. Typical small losses to flowers.

A pair of Derby groups, c.1765, modelled as a man and a woman holding a cockerel, on scrollwork bases, patch marks, H. 17.2 and 15.7cmCONDITION: Provenance - The Dennis G. Rice collection of early Derby porcelain (1750-1770).Restoration to her hat and the cockerels tail and the plumes in his hat and the top of his staff.

A pair of large Derby figures of flower sellers, c.1760, with flower painting to her skirt and his waistcoat, patch marks, H. 26.5 and 24.5cmCONDITION: Provenance - The Dennis G. Rice collection of early Derby porcelain (1750-1770).Female figure - discoloured and flaking restoration to her hat, neck, left arm and festoon of flowers and around the base.Male figure - discoloured and flaking restoration to his hat, neck, left hand, left shoe bow and the top of the tree stump.Both with typical losses to the flowers and leaves.

Gigi Chessa (Italian1898-1935) for Lenci, 'Vaso Temporale' (Storm Vase), 1933, H. 26.2cmCONDITION: There are some occasional minor scratches to the glaze, there is a shallow splinter chip to the back edge of the rim with an associated unglazed patch and two smaller unglazed patches to the back of the rim which may well be in manufacture, the foot has a few small glaze flakes around the edge, otherwise in good condition with no restoration or cracks detected.

A pair of Chinese Ming blue and white 'phoenix' saucer dishes, pseudo Wanli mark, 17th century, the underside with birds on prunus branches, D. 13.5cmCONDITION: One dish is mis-shapen in firing and has a yellow patch of glaze on the rim, otherwise in good condition.

A Chinese archaistic bronze vase, 17th century, cast in low relief with taotie masks and mythical beasts on a leiwen ground, height 24.5cm diameter 20cmCONDITION: Later polished and lacquered. Typical casting imperfections and foundry patch repairs in manufacture.

A Victorian figure and burr walnut extending dining table, with demi lune ends and carved turned and fluted tapered legs, fitted brass castors, with three spare leaves W.4ft 6in. extends to 9ft 10in.CONDITION: Overall in very good relatively recently restored condition, gingery honeyed tone to the top which has one or two patch marks in the varnish, Patent winding mechanism plaque to the underside, legs are of oak stained to match the colour of the top, leaves with some minor dents at the edges, we think the top of this table has probably been reveneered at some point and that it started life as oak.

After De Breanskioil on canvasMaid on a lane passing a country house, a sketch verso21.25 x 29.5in.CONDITION: Oil on original canvas which is slightly saggy with stretcher marks showing and a discoloured varnish, possibly a little overcleaned in the past particularly across the bottom, no sign of any signature, housed in a later gilt scroll frame which is in good order, a sketch of a girl in a courtyard verso, one small patch through the path way just above and to the right of 6 o'clock, hard to spot from the front.

An early-mid 20th century Indian five piece white metal tea service with tea tray, all pieces embossed with hunting scenes, (tray with patch repair), tallest piece 21cm, gross 137oz.CONDITION: Tray has patch repair. Lead solder repair to both ends of one handle on the sugar bowl. Lead repairs to the side of the hot water pot and repair to lid hinge. Milk jug has dent to ball foot and dents to the side.

A vintage long black mink fur coat by R C Winterson Ltd. Embroidered name patch to inside with black silk lining. Length 118 cm, 42 cm across the shoulders.

Quantity of Porcelain, To include Spode figures of Simon, Michael and Joanna, Part Crown Ducal Coffee set, two Mary Gregory style glass tumblers, Patch boxes etc, Approximately 30 pieces in total

The Beatles original fan Club Patch framed with certificate from Christies

Harman Brothers of Birmingham 1946 and a Silver patch box with engraved decoration 220g total weight

A collection of Lilliput Lane and similar models, predominantly boxed, including five Britain's Heritage collection models to include Buckingham Palace # L2286, Tower Bridge # L2213, Big Ben # L2211, Afternoon Tea # L2992 and similar, also includes three Collector's Club models # The Sugar Mouse # L2932, The Chocolate Box # L2585 and Cabbage Patch Corner # L2831, eighteen models in total. [2]

Three Wide Angle Olympus OM Lenses,including G.Zuiko f/3.5 28mm, Zuiko f/2.8 28mm and Zuiko f/2.8 35mm, all in maker's cases (3)Condition Report: One single fungal patch to f/3.5 28mm, some light cleaning marks to rearof f/2.8 35mm and some light internal haze to f/2.8 28mm

Leica Items,a number of lens tubes with an Andoer adaptor, a Leica clipboard and a Wetzlar cloth patch!!

A Large Collection of Patch Boxes to include Royal Worcester and others

A Pair of French Style Table Lamps, together with various Halcyon Days Patch Boxes, an enamel dish and a Chinese tree ornament

Muhammad Ali's (Will Smith) boxing shorts from Michael Mann's biographical sports drama Ali. Outspoken boxer Ali wore his boxing shorts while in a heavyweight rematch with Sonny Liston (Michael Bentt). This pair of cream color polyester boxing shorts feature black trim and a matching elastic waistband with a black-and-white patch reading "EVERLAST" on the front. It is in excellent overall condition with some minor wear and creasing throughout from production.Estimate: $1,200 - 1,800

A Colonial Viper pilot costume from the rebooted sci-fi television series Battlestar Galactica. Viper pilots wore flightsuit costumes in combat with the Cylons throughout the series.This background costume consists of a foam-padded silvertone resin helmet, a matching leatherette neck collar, a green vinyl and leatherette zip-up flightsuit (size M #01) embroidered with a Viper patch and a 3rd Squadron Vigilantes patch, a padded coppertone suede vest, a pair of matching gloves, two metallic leatherette wrist cuffs, a pair of green cotton tank tops, a black polyester belt, two gray resin pocket accessories, three goldtone metal Viper pins, and a pair of green leather CrossTrekkers shoes (size 12W). This costume is in good overall condition with signs of wear throughout, including cracking and scuffing, and comes with an NBC-Universal and Propworx Certificate of Authenticity.Estimate: $3,000 - 5,000

Dum Dum Dugan's (Neal McDonough) costume from Joe Johnston's superhero movie Captain America: The First Avenger. World War II-era army corporal Dugan and his fellow "Howling Commandos" served under the command of Captain America (Chris Evans) against agents of HYDRA.This costume consists of a brown and forest green tactical vest with metal clasps on the front; a moss green and dark brown striped wool sweater with a dark brown turtleneck and a "Howling Commandos" patch on one sleeve; a pair of multicolor brown, green, black and rust camouflage pants with built-in suspenders; a nylon green shotgun holster which can be affixed to the vest with a pair of Velcro straps; a green utility belt featuring 10 red resin shotgun shells and two resin grenades; a pair of gray wool socks; a pair of brown leather boots both marked "Dum Dum" in the interior; a green and metal-colored resin grenade with a separated pull pin; an earplug; and a brown wool bowler-style hat with a corporal patch affixed to the front. It is in excellent overall condition with minor signs of production wear throughout, including damage to the grenade and pull pin, some slight fraying on the sweater and several detached tags which are included separately.Estimate: $4,000 - 6,000

Jessie Deighan's (Janine Turner) jacket from Renny Harlin's action-adventure Cliffhanger. Mountain ranger and helicopter pilot Dieghan teamed up with former ranger Gabe Walker (Sylvester Stallone) to stop a group of thieves led by Eric Qualen (John Lithgow) who came to their mountain range looking for millions of dollars they lost in a plane crash. This dark aqua and yellow jacket with white reflective elements features a zip-up front with Velcro details as well as a "ROCKY MOUNTAIN PARK RESCUE" patch on the left arm. Made of nylon and Spandex, it features a nametag reading "H. Tucker" (Another character who wears a similar jacket) and a tag on the interior collar marked "RON," presumably for climbing double Ron Kauk, and "JESSIE." This jacket is in good overall condition, featuring deliberate, production-made wear throughout including extensive dirt and staining.Estimate: $800 - 1,200

Adonis Creed's (Michael B. Jordan) boxing shorts from Ryan Coogler's sports drama Creed. Under the tutelage of former champion Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone), Creed wore his pair of boxing shorts while still using the pseudonym "Donnie Johnson" in his first high-profile match against Leo 'The Lion' Sporino (Gabriel Rosado).This pair of black-and-white polyester boxing shorts feature a black elastic waistband with a black-and-white patch reading "JOHNSON" on the front and a green-and-white "SHAMROCK MEATS INC." patch on the back. The shorts feature a clothing brand on one leg. The lot is in excellent overall condition with some minor wear from production.Estimate: $2,000 - 3,000

Barney Ross' (Sylvester Stallone) tactical costume from Simon West's action sequel The Expendables 2. Ross wore his signature costume throughout the film as the leader of the Expendables, an elite team of mercenaries.This costume consists of a black wool Kingform Cap Co. beret (size 7 1/2) labeled "Barney" with an embroidered skull and raven Expendables patch, a black polyester mesh zip-up Blackhawk tactical vest (size 66) labeled "For Rigging", a matching pair of black cotton and nylon Blackhawk cargo pants (32W x 34L) labeled "Barney Hero" and "Barney", a black cotton American Apparel T-shirt (size L), and a pair of black leather combat boots marked for stunt double Asen Asenov, as well as a black leather belt with two matching leg holsters, a rear holster, a knife sheath, and a goldtone metal Expendables buckle, a black and clear plastic and rubber earpiece, a black nylon and cotton fingerless glove, a black leather and plastic thumb guard with metal skull-shaped studs, a black and silvertone resin stunt knife with an Expendables logo, and a pair of black and silvertone resin stunt pistols with Expendables logo stickers on each grip. The costume is in good overall condition with some signs of wear from production, including light staining and discoloration throughout.Restricted ownership; see replica firearm notice in the Buyer's GuideEstimate: $8,000 - 10,000

Neil Armstrong's (Ryan Gosling) screen-matched Gemini spacesuit from Damien Chazelle's biographical drama First Man. Armstrong wore his spacesuit while commander of the Gemini 8, prior to his historic assignment commanding Apollo 11.The spacesuit features a white polycarbonate helmet with a clear visor, yellow blended-fabric interior padding and ear covers, metal detailing, and a large metal neck ring connecting it to a white blended-fabric bodysuit with a blue polyester-blend lining, nylon straps, metal buckles, blue and red metal hose connectors, a black patch reading "N.A. Armstrong", a Gemini 8 patch, a NASA patch, a United States flag arm patch, a small prop pressure gauge with a printed decal face, four leg pockets, a metal zipper running down the back and between the legs, zipper enclosures near the wrists, and blue and red functional metal wrist rings that secure the white and yellow blended-fabric gloves. The spacesuit is marked inside "Ryan Gosling Hero". The costume screen matches to the film and a promotional still, and also worn by Gosling for an appearance on the Jimmy Kimmel show. It is in excellent overall condition with minimal wear from production.Estimate: $20,000 - 30,000

Ray Stantz's (Dan Aykroyd) Ghostbusters uniform patch from Ivan Reitman's action-comedy sequel Ghostbusters 2. Stantz reunited with the other members of the original team of New York City-based paranormal investigators as they wore their revamped uniforms to face off against the reanimated spirit of tyrant Vigo the Carpathian. Each of the Ghostbusters wore their identification patches over the left breast pockets of their uniforms.This custom-made fabric embroidered patch features a stitching of the name "STANTZ" in dark red against a black, rectangular border. This patch was removed from a uniform and retains the black threads that originally held it in place. It is in good overall condition with minor wear.Dimensions: 4 3/4" x 2 1/4" x 1/4" (12 cm x 5.75 cm x.75 cm)Estimate: $1,500 - 2,500

Winston Zeddemore's (Ernie Hudson) Ghostbusters uniform patch from Ivan Reitman's action-comedy sequel Ghostbusters 2. Zeddemore reunited with the other members of the original team of New York City-based paranormal investigators as they wore their revamped uniforms to face off against the reanimated spirit of tyrant Vigo the Carpathian. Each of the Ghostbusters wore their identification patches over the left breast pockets of their uniforms.This custom-made fabric embroidered patch features a stitching of the name "ZEDDEMORE" in dark red against a black, rectangular border. This patch was removed from a uniform and retains the black threads that originally held it in place. It is in good overall condition with minor wear. Dimensions: 4 3/4" x 2 1/4" x 1/4" (12 cm x 5.75 cm x.75 cm)Estimate: $1,500 - 2,500

Egon Spengler's (Harold Ramis) Ghostbusters uniform patch from Ivan Reitman's action-comedy sequel Ghostbusters 2. Spengler reunited with the other members of the original team of New York City-based paranormal investigators as they wore their revamped uniforms to face off against the reanimated spirit of tyrant Vigo the Carpathian. Each of the Ghostbusters wore their identification patches over the left breast pockets of their uniforms.This custom-made fabric embroidered patch features a stitching of the name "SPENGLER" in dark red against a black, rectangular border. This patch was removed from a uniform and retains the black threads that originally held it in place. It is in good overall condition with minor wear.Dimensions: 4 3/4" x 2 1/4" x 1/4" (12 cm x 5.75 cm x.75 cm)Estimate: $1,500 - 2,500

A Nazi standard from Steven Spielberg's adventure film Raiders of the Lost Ark. Nazi soldiers carried the standard when they transported the Ark to be opened toward the end of the film.The standard is made of resin and has been carved to depict an eagle symbol. On either side of the swastika are German words that read Deutschland Uber Alles,which translated, means "Germany above all."The piece has been painted in shades of gray and silver to depict authentic metal materials. It has chips of paint missing throughout, including a small blank patch at the bottom from adhering to the standard pole. A small drill hole also remains on the back center of the eagle from securing to the pole. The piece remains in very good overall condition. Dimensions: 12" x 30" x 1/4" (30 cm x 76 cm x.5 cm)Estimate: $1,200 - 1,800

Walter Donovan's (Julian Glover) jacket from Steven Spielberg's adventure sequel Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Donovan wore his gray jacket at the end of the film when he forced Indy (Harrison Ford) to retrieve the Holy Grail. The bespoke gray button-up jacket is made of cotton, features four patch pockets at the front, and includes a belt. Inside the jacket is a hand-stitched production label from Bermans and Nathans that reads "Indiana Jones Julian Glover". Also included for display purposes are a black dress shirt and a silk tie which features gray diagonal stripes. The lot is in good overall condition with minor wear from production and age, including small spot stains to the jacket and wrinkles to the tie where it was previously tied.Estimate: $1,500 - 2,500

A Dharma Security jumpsuit and Dharma hats from the sci-fi television series Lost. In the episode "The Man Behind the Curtain" (320), Dharma Initiative members wore jumpsuits labeled with their names and professions.The lot consists of a beige cotton jumpsuit with "Derek" and "Security" embroidered and a Dharma Security star patch emblazoned on the left breast, as well as two cotton Dharma-branded hats, an olive green hat emblazoned with a Security patch, and a blue hat emblazoned with a Dharma Motor Pool wrench patch. The lot exhibits minimal signs of wear from production and remains in excellent overall condition.Estimate: $1,200 - 1,800

Freeman Lowell's (Bruce Dern) hero costume from Douglas Trumbull's sci-fi drama Silent Running. Inside a series of geodesic domes on the Valley Forge spaceship, lonely botanist Lowell watched over the last plant life in the galaxy until he was to destroy it and return home.This light blue synthetic nylon zip-up Bogner jumpsuit has ribbed texture throughout and a white polyester lining. It features a pair of zip-up breast pockets and is affixed throughout with 23 patches. One arm features a Valley Forge crew patch, an American Flag patch, and an American Airlines patch. The remainder of the patches throughout the jumpsuit are a combination of specific mountains and general outdoor-themed including one for the Grand Canyon and one for Smokey The Bear. This is one of two Lowell costumes made for filming and is the primary costume worn throughout the film, the other was utilized specifically for the leg-surgery scene. This lot is in excellent overall condition with some wear from production, including some staining, pink discoloration on the interior lining of one leg and slight damage to one of the pocket zippers. From the collection of director Douglas Trumbull and includes a letter of authenticity from Trumbull.Estimate: $10,000 - 15,000

Barf's (John Candy) costume from Mel Brooks' sci-fi comedy Spaceballs. A half-man, half-dog creature and the loyal sidekick of Lone Starr (Bill Pullman), Barf accompanied his friend and master to a spaceport diner while gassing up their space Winnebego.This costume consists of a beige cotton jumpsuit with a zip-up front and metal clasps with Velcro elements throughout. It features a "Barf" name tag patch as well as a goldtone metal dog pin on the breast pocket. Also included in this lot is a beige T-shirt, a pair of fur-covered gloves and socks, a fur-covered armband with Velcro attachments, a pair of black sneakers with removed toe caps and tongues, and a fur-covered tail with a metal element at the base which attaches to the jumpsuit with a Velcro opening at the small of the back. This costume is in good overall condition with some wear from production, staining throughout the jumpsuit, and missing fur sections on the gloves and socks.Estimate: $5,000 - 7,000

A Starfleet science division uniform from Gene Roddenberry's sci-fi television series Star Trek: The Next Generation. Used by the main cast through Season 2 and background characters through Season 4, the first iteration of the Next Generation Starfleet uniform was distinctive for its thin colored piping along the neck, low collar, and for being form-fitting jumpsuits, in contrast to the two-piece, high-collared variants introduced at the start of Season 3.This black-and-blue science division Starfleet uniform is made of Spandex, cotton, and polyester. It features blue piping along the neck, a zipper front, elastic stirrups on the pant legs, and a Velcro patch for attaching the combadge. Inside the uniform is a label with the numbers "42" and "#240" handwritten on it. Also included is a replica goldtone and silvertone painted resin combadge with a Velcro backing as well as two replica magnetic goldtone painted resin collar pips (attached to a single backing purposefully broken off at the required width), signifying a lieutenant rank. These replicas are included to complete the costume for display.The uniform is in excellent overall condition with minimal wear.Estimate: $1,500 - 2,500

A Starfleet command division skant uniform from Gene Roddenberry's sci-fi television series Star Trek: The Next Generation. Featured prominently in Season 1 and then less as the series went on, the skant variant of the Starfleet uniform features short sleeves and a short skirt-like bottom.This Spandex, cotton, and polyester blend uniform features the Season 1 neck piping, internal zippers from shoulder to collar and shoulder to waist, a Velcro wrap-enclosure at the bottom, and a Velcro patch for attaching the combadge. This uniform is black and dark red, with red signifying the command division color in all series and films taking place during or after The Next Generation. Inside the skant is a label with the numbers "36" and "403" handwritten on it. Also included is a replica goldtone and silvertone painted resin combadge with a Velcro backing as well as a replica single magnetic goldtone painted resin collar pip, signifying an ensign rank. These replicas are included to complete the costume for display. The uniform is in excellent overall condition with minimal wear.Estimate: $2,000 - 3,000

Dr. Julian Bashir's (Alexander Siddig) civilian attire from the science-fiction sequel television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. In the Season 2 episode "The Siege," Bashir and several other Starfleet officers remained aboard the recently evacuated Deep Space 9, wore civilian clothing and hid in access conduits in an attempt to stop the Bajoran extremist group known as the Circle (or the Alliance for Global Unity) who were attempting to take over the space station.This costume consists of a blue half-suede, half-leather jacket with an open front, black synthetic-fabric lining, an attached leather belt, and a sewn-in wardrobe tag reading "DEEP SPACE NINE Mr. S. El Fadil" (Siddig El Fadil was Alexander Siddig's stage name at that time); a zip-back blue shirt with a mock turtleneck collar; a pair of brown-green cotton pants with a large brown suede patch on each leg and shoe stirrups; and a black leather belt. The belt, pants, and shirt are all labeled "Mr. S. El Fadil.".The costume is in good overall condition with some wear from production and age, including loose threads in the pants and various stains on the shirt and pants.Estimate: $1,000 - 1,500

Captain Nicole Janeway's (Genevieve Bujold) Starfleet uniform from the pilot episode of the sci-fi television series Star Trek: Voyager. Bujold portrayed Janeway, Captain of the USS Voyager, for a brief period in the series pilot before leaving the role, at which point the character's name was changed to Kathryn Janeway and Bujold was replaced by Kate Mulgrew. This black wool zip-up jumpsuit uniform with the signature maroon shoulders denoting Starfleet's Command division features a Velcro patch on front for affixing a Starfleet badge, a wardrobe tag sewn into the collar marked "Genevieve Bujold #1", Velcro closures on the cuffs, tapered ankles, and black polyester cinching straps on the interior. It exhibits staining on the left shoulder and minor signs of wear throughout, but the uniform remains in good overall condition.Estimate: $1,000 - 1,500

Dr. Lewis Zimmerman's (Robert Picardo) Starfleet uniform and lab coat from the sci-fi television series Star Trek: Voyager. In the Season 3 episode "The Swarm," the Emergency Medical Hologram (Robert Picardo) encountered a serious malfunction, so Chief Engineer Lieutenant B'Elanna Torres (Roxann Dawson), activated a perfect holographic recreation of the E.M.H.'s creator (and exact look-alike) Dr. Lewis Zimmerman.This black wool operations division zip-up jumpsuit uniform with the signature dark yellow features a Velcro patch on front for affixing a Starfleet badge, Velcro closures on the cuffs, tapered ankles with shoe stirrups, and two tags sewn into the collar reading "VOYAGER 42-#117" and "Robert Picardo." Included with the main uniform is a gray cotton-blend undershirt with a zip back, latch collar, snap under-strap, and a sewn-in tag reading "VOYAGER Robert Picardo." The light brown linen lab coat features an open front, two pockets, and a sewn-in tag reading "VOYAGER Robert Picardo."The lot is in overall excellent condition with minimal wear from production and age, including some loose threads in the lab coat, a tiny hole in the left shoulder, and a small split in the seam between the legs.Estimate: $2,000 - 3,000

Production ephemera and a patch from Robert Wise's space adventure Star Trek: The Motion Picture. This lot includes items made by and used during production, including two hand-illustrated ink and paint storyboards depicting the Braincase sphere, six black-and-white printed storyboard copies, a paper production slate labeled "Blue Screen Test", a black-and-white Polaroid of a lightning strike, and a blue and yellow United Federation of Planets Starfleet HQ iron-on patch. The lot exhibits minimal signs of wear from production use and age, and remains in good overall condition. Dimensions (largest): 8 1/2" x 11" (21.5 cm x 28 cm); (smallest): 3" x 3" x 1/4" (8 cm x 8 cm x 1 cm)Sold without copyright; see notice in the Buyer's GuideEstimate: $600 - 800

A Resistance soldier combat uniform with a helmet and weapon from James Cameron's sci-fi action sequel Terminator 2: Judgment Day. In the year 2029, Resistance soldiers battled against Skynet's machines in the rubble of post-Judgment Day Los Angeles.The uniform consists of a dark gray, cotton-blend jumpsuit with an elastic waist, zip-front, collar snap, various pockets throughout, and a sewn-on patch reading "L NF-54-863." Attached to the jumpsuit is a section of ribbed nylon-blend padding that covers the right chest, left shoulder, and wraps around the collar with a Velcro fastening. The metal helmet is painted dark gray to match the uniform, and features added details such as knobs and switches, a padded interior, a microphone with a long audio plug, and a pair of prop night-vision goggles on adjustable arms that allow them to be raised and lowered. Inside the helmet is a piece of tape with the number "8" handwritten on it and labels including one listing the month and year as "NOV 1990." The prop gun is a plastic Muzzelite bullpup stock with an attachable scope. The lot is in good overall condition with some wear from production and age, including scuffs and cracks to the plastic elements of the helmet and gun, loose wires in the helmet, Ruger parts and ammunition clip missing from the gun, and extensive staining to the jumpsuit both from intentional distressing and general wear.Contains electronics; see electronics notice in the Buyer's GuideEstimate: $4,000 - 6,000

Leonard "Wolfman" Wolfe's (Barry Tubb) flight suit patch from Tony Scott's action drama Top Gun. Navy pilot Wolfe wore his ID patch while training at the Naval Air Station Miramar's elite "Top Gun" program under the instruction of Lt. Cmdr. Rick "Jester" Hetherly (Michael Ironside). This custom-made green and gold flight suit patch embroidered with a Naval symbol and "Henry Ruth 'Wolfman'", a reference to a name sometimes attributed to the character, was affixed with Velcro® by production, then stripped by the patchmaker and reused for production on Randal Kleiser's Flight of the Navigator. It is in excellent overall condition with minor fraying from use.Dimensions: 4 1/4" x 2" x 1/2" (10.75 cm x 5 cm x 1.25 cm)Estimate: $600 - 800 Δ

Maverick's (Tom Cruise) flight suit patch from Tony Scott's action drama Top Gun. Navy pilot Pete "Maverick" Mitchell wore his signature flight suit with ID patch while training at the Naval Air Station Miramar's elite "Top Gun" fighter program with his partner and radio intercept officer Nick "Goose" Bradshaw (Anthony Edwards).This flight suit patch features dark blue cloth stitched with crimson thread embroidery used to create a Naval graphic symbol along with the name "PETE MITCHELL" and the call sign "MAVERICK." It also features an embroidered border and is affixed with Velcro on the back. The patch was salvaged when the original Top Gun jumpsuits were prepped to be used on another film. It is in good overall condition with some slight signs of wear around the border and velcro.Dimensions: 4 1/4" x 2" x 1/4" (10.75 cm x 5 cm x.75 cm)Estimate: $3,000 - 5,000 Δ

British Linen Bank,£20, 14 February 1962, G/5 00/000, De la Rue seals and SPECIMEN on each side, punch-hole through Anderson signature (PMS BL 73; Pick 164s). Small patch of adhesive residue left side, about uncirculated. (1)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: †† VAT at the prevailing rate on Hammer Price and Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

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Iron Sky (2012) A boy's German school uniform costume worn in the production of the irreverent science fiction action-comedy. This costume and others like it can be seen being worn by school boys as they are indoctrinated with German propaganda in the classroom on the far side of the moon. The costume consists of a brown shirt (size 15 1/2) complete with black epaulettes and a triangular German patch on the left arm, swastika armband, black shorts (size 34 9-10 years), grey socks and a black neckerchief with a brown leather woven rings. There is deliberate distressing to the entire costume, which would have been added for scenes after the Moon is attacked by Earth. Distressed for use in the production. With certificate of authenticity.