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ENVELOPE FROM GREGORY PECK & NATALIE WOOD TO MR. AND MRS. CHAPLIN http://www.julienslive.com/view-auctions/catalog/id/68/lot/26062/ENVELOPE-FROM-GREGORY-PECK-amp-NATALIE-WOOD-TO-MR-AND-MRS-CHAPLIN

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An envelope addressed from Gregory Peck and Natalie Wood, who were serving on the Ruth Gordon Eightieth Birthday Celebration committee. The envelope, postmarked September 1st, 1976 has the typed address of "Mr. & Mrs. Charles Chaplin." PROVENANCE Lot #61, "Charlie Chaplin in His Time," Pierre-Yves Gabus, Gallery of Ancient Art, Hotel President, Geneva, February 27, 1993 Categories: Charlie Chaplin

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Date:
2012-03-31

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$256

A thank you card sent from Veronique and Gregory Peck to Oona O'Neil Chaplin. The bi-fold card has the names "Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Peck" Read more…

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GREGORY PECK FACIAL APPLIANCE FROM OLD GRINGO

GREGORY PECK FACIAL APPLIANCE FROM OLD GRINGO

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A Gregory Peck prosthetic facial appliance from Old Gringo (Columbia, 1989). The lifelike appliance was likely worn by Peck’s double in the film. Read more…

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GREGORY PECK PAINTING BY SIDNEY MAURER

GREGORY PECK PAINTING BY SIDNEY MAURER

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An acrylic and mixed media painting on board-mounted paper depicting film icon Gregory Peck. Signed by Sidney Randolph Maurer in silver marker to lower right. Read more…

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GREGORY PECK COSTUME FROM KEYS OF THE KINGDOM

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A two-piece dark blue suit by Macintosh of Hollywood. The coat has a typed 20th Century Fox reading "A-424/ Date 5-44/ Name G. Peck/ Size Read more…

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Date:
2012-03-31

GREGORY PECK INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH

GREGORY PECK INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH

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A black and white photograph of Gregory Peck inscribed to Burt Reynolds "For Burt All the best to the man of the hour yours faithfully Read more…

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Date:
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GREGORY PECK SIGNED CHECK

GREGORY PECK SIGNED CHECK

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Check in the amount of $203.60 to Salvador Arredondo, check number 1209, dated May 24, 1979, drawn from United California Bank and signed by Gregory Read more…

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Date:
2009-06-26

MARILYN MONROE WARDROBE PHOTOGRAPH FROM LETS MAKE

MARILYN MONROE WARDROBE PHOTOGRAPH FROM LET’S MAKE

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Black and white photograph of Marilyn Monroe in a wardrobe shot from Let’s Make Love (The Company of Artists, 1960), November 11, 1959. Directed by Read more…

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MARILYN MONROE LETTER FROM GEORGE CHASIN

MARILYN MONROE LETTER FROM GEORGE CHASIN

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Letter dated September 25, 1959 from George Chasin to Monroe, written on MCA Artists LTD. stationary. Some discoloration and staining. Letter is addressed to "Mrs. Read more…

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SKETCH COPIES FROM HOW THE WEST WAS WON

SKETCH COPIES FROM "HOW THE WEST WAS WON"

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Eleven sketch copies (possibly copied with mimeograph, Photostat, or early Xerox technology) with color pencil highlighting of costumes used in "How the West Was Won" Read more…

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Date:
2009-06-26

ACADEMY AWARD WINNER ENVELOPES AND PROGRAMS

ACADEMY AWARD WINNER ENVELOPES AND PROGRAMS

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A group of Academy Award programs and two winner envelopes, including Gregory Peck envelope for Best Actor in a leading role for To Kill A Read more…

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