Propstore Opens 400-Lot James Bond Auction Through October 27
Costumes worn by Daniel Craig and Ana de Armas are each expected to fetch around $53,000 in the worldwide online sale.
Propstore has opened a 400-lot online auction of James Bond props, costumes and memorabilia, with worldwide bidding running through October 27, according to hollywoodreporter.com. The sale spans every Bond film from Dr. No through No Time to Die.
Among the headline lots are Daniel Craig's Tom Ford suit, shirt and cufflinks from Skyfall, expected to sell for as much as $53,000. Ana de Armas' Paloma dress and sandals from No Time to Die carry a similar estimate of around $53,000.
Collectors of Bond on the page are also catered for: a set of 14 first-edition Ian Fleming Bond books from Jonathan Cape is expected to bring upwards of $50,000. A linen-backed British quad poster for Dr. No is valued at up to $22,000, and a clapperboard from Octopussy could sell for more than $10,000.
The Bond franchise has been part of cinema for more than 60 years, from 1962's Dr. No through 2021's No Time to Die. Casting is ongoing for the star of the next 007 movie, which Denis Villeneuve is set to direct.
Propstore's previous online auction of more than 300 items from Villeneuve's Blade Runner 2049 concluded last week, with Ryan Gosling's signature coat selling for $201,600 including buyer's premium.
Quick answers
When does the James Bond auction close?
Bidding runs through October 27 and is open worldwide.
How many lots are in the sale?
The auction features 400 lots covering every Bond film from Dr. No to No Time to Die.
How much is Daniel Craig's Skyfall suit expected to fetch?
The Tom Ford suit, shirt and cufflinks carry an estimate of as much as $53,000.