JAMES BOND
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Several important James Bond props and costumes are to be auctioned in Los Angeles by PROPSTORE as part of their Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction from 26-29 August 2026. A four-day live auction of over 1,400 film & television lots, as well as more than 300 lots of autographs & sports memorabilia, including props and costumes from the James Bond films 1973-2015.

Listed below are the significant James Bond lots, most of which have never been offered in auction before.

DAY 1 - August 26, 2026

Lot #180 - Solitaire's Framed Set of Six Tarot Cards Live And Let Die (1973)

Solitaire's (Jane Seymour) framed set of six tarot cards from Live And Let Die (1973). Solitaire, the psychic employed by Kananga (Yaphet Kotto), used tarot cards to foresee future events, while James Bond (Roger Moore) famously exploited a stacked deck to convince her that they were destined to be together.

The tarot cards are the most significant item in Live And Let Die, serving as Solitaire's main tools of divination and driving the central relationship between her and Bond. The cards were specially designed by artist Fergus Hall, whose distinctive paintings gave them a strikingly mystical appearance.

The cards included in this lot are The Lovers, Queen of Cups, The High Priestess, The Moon, Death and The Fool. The reverse of each card features a red-and-white patterned design incorporating the iconic “007” motif.

The lot includes a certificate of authenticity from EON Productions. The cards are presented within a wooden frame, mounted behind glass against a backdrop printed with dialogue from a scene between Bond and Solitaire. Dimensions: (frame) 15.75” X 16.25” X 1.5” (40 cm X 41 cm X 4 cm).

Additional provenance: Lot #8 in CHRISTIE'S 50 Years of James Bond Auction, 28 September - 8 October 2012

Estimate: $10,000 - $20,000

Lot #181 - 2nd Unit Clapperboard Never Say Never Again (1983)

A 2nd unit clapperboard from the production of Never Say Never Again (1983). Offering a rare opportunity to acquire an authentic artefact from the golden age of twentieth-century cinema, this clapperboard was used during the production of Sean Connery’s celebrated return to the role of James Bond.

Identifiable as a 2nd unit slate by inscriptions to both the upper and lower edges, the clapperboard is constructed from wood and features the film’s title painted within the upper information box. The top stick remains attached to the main slate via metal hinges and screws. A collection of film roll records is taped to the reverse, the presence of which may indicate that the clapperboard occasionally doubled as a 1st unit slate during production.

The lot exhibits significant production wear and age-related deterioration, including rust on the metal hinges and screws, scuffing and weathering on the wooden surfaces, and fading of the white paint. Dimensions: 15” X 13.75” X 0.5” (38 cm X 35 cm X 1.5 cm).

Estimate: $6,000 - $12,000

Lot #182 - James Bond’s Skyfall Manor Ensemble Including Hero Trousers Skyfall (2012)

James Bond’s (Daniel Craig) Skyfall Manor ensemble from Skyfall (2012). Bond wore this ensemble beneath his Barbour jacket during the film’s climactic showdown at Skyfall, where he and Kincade (Albert Finney) defended the estate against Silva (Javier Bardem) and his mercenaries in one of the most memorable action sequences of the modern Bond era.

The ensemble comprises a pair of All Saints corduroy trousers (size 32), internally inscribed in black marker “D.C. Hero Stage 1”; a cashmere wool jumper (size S) by N.Peal, the label of which is marked “D.C.” in black marker; and a lightweight cotton mesh scarf.

Estimate: $8,000 - $16,000

Lot #183 - Raoul Silva's Macau Costume Skyfall (2015)

Raoul Silva's (Javier Bardem) Macau costume from Skyfall (2012). Silva wore a flamboyant suit during his first encounter with James Bond (Daniel Craig) on the abandoned island off Macau. It was here that Silva forced Bond to attempt to shoot a glass of whisky from Sévérine’s (Bérénice Marlohe) head.

Widely regarded as one of the standout villains of the Daniel Craig Bond era, Silva’s introduction — featuring his chilling parable about cannibalistic rats delivered in a single prolonged shot — remains one of the franchise’s most compelling and unsettling character reveals.

The ensemble comprises a Thom Sweeney Mayfair jacket, a patterned shirt, a pair of The Kooples trousers (size 48) with a handwritten production label in black ink reading “SC 81A-83. D12 Repeats 4 of 13”, and a waistcoat featuring a decorative chain detail.

Estimate: $4,000 - $8,000

Lot #184 - James Bond's Rome Blazer Spectre (2015)

James Bond's (Daniel Craig) Rome blazer from Spectre (2015). Bond wore his striped black suit while evading Hinx (Dave Bautista), an agent of SPECTRE, through the streets of Rome.

This striped woollen Tom Ford blazer (Size 7 - 48R) features rayon cupro and silk inner lining, a Tom Ford label custom-embroidered “Daniel Craig Bond 24”, and an interior tag dated “24.10.2014” and labelled “D. Craig” and “Daniel Craig” throughout. It shows evidence of minor wear consistent with on-set use, handling, and age.

Estimate: $6,000 - $12,000

Lot #185 - James Bond's Stolen Dia de los Muertos Skull Cane Spectre (2015)

James Bond's (Daniel Craig) stolen Dia de los Muertos skull cane from Spectre (2015). After abandoning a previous cane, Agent 007 used a new cane he stole from an attendee at the Dia de los Muertos celebration in Mexico City to fight a SPECTRE henchman in the opening sequence.

This lot consists of a painted metal rod cane with a matching painted sculpted resin skull mounted to the top. This lot exhibits flaking and chipped paint throughout, including on the skull exposing the resin layer. Dimensions: 4" X 4" X 40" (9.75 cm X 9.75 cm X 101.75 cm).

Estimate: $8,000 - $16,000

James Bond's (Pierce Brosnan) dress shirt and diamond-pattern necktie from Tomorrow Never Dies (1997). Bond wore his shirt and necktie during a meeting with M (Judi Dench), Moneypenny (Samantha Bond), and Deputy Chief of Staff Charles Robinson (Colin Salmon) in a limousine travelling through London, and when picking up his BMW 750iL from Q (Desmond Llewelyn), at Hamburg Airport, under the guise of an AVIS car rental employee.

This lot consists of a white cotton dress shirt with a Turnbull & Asser Ltd. London manufacturer's tag inside the collar and a blue and brown diamond-patterned silk necktie designed by Turnbull & Asser specifically for Bond to wear in the film with a sewn-on tag hand-marked “1997 Tomorrow Never Dies Pierce Brosnan”. The lot shows evidence of intentional production distressing together with wear consistent with on-set use, handling, and age.

Estimate: $2,000 - $4,000

Lot #895 - James Bond's Stunt Mac-10 Submachine Gun Die Another Day (2002)

James Bond's (Pierce Brosnan) stunt sub-machine gun from Die Another Day (2002). Bond used his submachine gun as he tried to escape from a North Korean military base run by Colonel Tan-Sun Moon (Will Yun Lee).

This stunt version of an Ingram Military Armament Corp M10 9mm submachine gun is made from dense foam rubber. The custom muzzle flash restrictor identifies it as being Bond's, as this style was only made specifically for the character. It features such details as an engraved serial number; front and rear sights; a trigger guard; various screw fixtures; a non-moving safety catch; a non-moving pull bolt; a trigger; a compensator; and an engraved barrel. The gun displays light scratches, chips to the foam rubber, and the trigger guard has both broken at one end and exhibits a defect from the casting process. Dimensions: 12" X 10" X 1.75" (30 cm X 25.5 cm X 4.5 cm).

Estimate: $3,000 - $6,000

Lot #896 - Day of the Dead Attendee Costume Spectre (2015)

A Day of the Dead attendee costume from Spectre (2015). During the film’s opening sequence, revellers attending Día de Muertos celebrations in Mexico City wore elaborate skeletal costumes.

The lot includes a cotton skeleton-painted top in the style worn by a festival attendee who passed James Bond (Daniel Craig) as he, disguised among the crowd, secretly tailed SPECTRE assassin Marco Sciarra (Alessandro Cremona).

The rest of the ensemble comprises a tailcoat jacket (size 35) heavily embellished with paint; a pair of suit trousers (size 31) similarly embellished; a woollen top hat (size 60 cm / 7½″); a fibreglass skull mask; and a pair of rubber skeleton gloves. The tailcoat, top, and trousers each feature handwritten production labels reading “245 mfp”.

Estimate: $3,000 - $6,000

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