Profiles in History auction lot previews starting today.

[MoviePropCollector]

Movie Prop Collectors recently attended San Diego Comic Con 2015 in California and had a great time working and hanging out with our CA based friends. After the con, I drove back to LA & visited Entertainment Memorabilia and Historical Document Auction House, Profiles in History.

While at Profiles, I saw their beautiful new showroom as well as many of the of auction items which are part of their massive Hollywood Auction 74 being held September 29th, 30th, and October 1st live in California, online, and the internet.

Profiles was kind enough to allow me to share a few exclusive sneak peaks of auction items before the auciton catalog is released. I will be posting a new item every week on MoviePropCollectors.com so visit us often for some exciting previews!

Up first is Lot #1341: An original full size Walt Disney World rocketship ride vehicle from Tomorrowland’s “Starjets” attraction!

 

[Monkey67]

That's a cool piece. When does their catalog come out?

 

[RonsMovieProps]

hopefully soon, I need to see all the catalogs to know what I need to save for lol. Dangit!

 

[MoviePropCollector]

From what I heard (give or take a few days), the catalog should be available online end of August possibly earlier, and the hard copy of the catalog will be in the mail the first week of September.

I am running a contest (with prizes) at my site later today and will be showng a few more previews of auction lots each day for the next few days.

 

[Monkey67]

hopefully soon, I need to see all the catalogs to know what I need to save for lol. Dangit!

Hell yeah, one of these are gonna put me the poor house or the dog house.

 

[MoviePropCollector]

Next up:

Back the Future screen used Nike MAGS:

 

[MoviePropCollector]

Norma Shearer 1930 Best Actress Oscar for "The Divorcee":

 

[MoviePropCollector]

Profiles In History Hollywood Auction #74 final auction lot preview before the catalog comes out:

Lot 1064: Collection of original animation production cels & drawings from MGM’s 1966, film, “How The Grinch Stole Christmas”