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Many significant James Bond props and costumes are to be auctioned in London by PROPSTORE as part of their James Bond Online Auction from 6-27 October 2026. The auction is predominantly made up of film posters, stills and autographed memorabilia, with many items being offered that were unsold in previous PROPSTORE auctions. There are a number of significant and unique props and costumes from the EON Productions series, and also Casino Royale (1967) and Never Say Never Again (1983).

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

James Bond's (Daniel Craig) Tom Ford suit from Skyfall (2012). Bond wore the suit during the opening action sequence as he pursued mercenary Patrice (Ola Rapace) through Istanbul, first by motorbike across rooftops and then aboard a moving train. Skyfall was nominated for five Academy Awards, the most ever received by a Bond film. The suit was previously sold by CHRISTIE'S in its “Sixty Years of James Bond: Part II – Online Auction”, held from 15 September to 5 October 2022, having been consigned directly by EON Productions Ltd.

The grey two-piece rayon-and-silk suit was custom-made by Tom Ford, who designed Bond's clothing for the four most recent films in the series, beginning with Quantum of Solace (2008). An embroidered tag inside the right pocket reads “Daniel Craig Bond 23”, and a handwritten label inside the jacket reads “Bond Hero SC16 38R”. The suit is accompanied by a white Tom Ford shirt, size 40, with French cuffs, a silver-grey Tom Ford tie, and a pair of Tom Ford cufflinks. The jacket is labelled “48F” and the cuffed trousers “32”. The jacket exhibits some wear and plucking to the front right, and the trousers are marked on the front left, with some loose stitching on the left front pocket. The trousers have a custom velcro pocket stitched on the inside of the waistline. The lot also includes three tags with handwritten labels, two of which are marked "Dust from train" and “Bond Hero D.C”.

Additional provenance: Lot 43, CHRISTIE'S, “Sixty Years of James Bond: Part II – Online Auction”, 15 September–5 October 2022.

Estimate: £20,000 - £40,000

Lot #360 - James Bond's Shanghai Costume Skyfall (2012)

James Bond's (Daniel Craig) Shanghai ensemble from Skyfall (2012). Bond wore his ensemble in a number of scenes when he tracked mercenary Patrice (Ola Rapace) through Shanghai to a skyscraper, where the assassin carried out his next kill. Although set in Shanghai, the majority of this sequence was filmed on location at The Broadgate Tower in London.

The ensemble comprises a black John Smedley merino wool jumper, size “M”; a white COS cotton shirt, size “39”; and a pair of grey wool Acne trousers, labelled “52”. The trousers are marked “Stunts X 3” in pencil inside the waistband. The jumper has small holes on both sleeve cuffs.

Estimate: £3,000 - £6,000

Lot #361 - James Bond's Hero Finale Jumper Skyfall (2012)

James Bond's (Daniel Craig) hero jumper from the finale of Skyfall (2012). Bond wore a blue jumper under his Barbour jacket during the final shootout with Silva (Javier Bardem) and his mercenaries.

An official production costume label is pinned to the jumper, which features “Hero #3 (stage 1)” handwritten in black ink. “James Bond” and “Daniel Craig” are also printed on the label. The jumper is by N. Peal, labelled a size “M”, and made of cashmere wool.

Estimate: £3,000 - £6,000

Lot #362 - Trio of 1:3 Scale Models of Raoul Silva's Henchmen Skyfall (2012)

Three 1:3 scale models of Silva's (Javier Bardem) henchmen from Skyfall (2012). In the climactic sequence of 2012's Skyfall, Raoul Silva staged a helicopter assault on Skyfall, the childhood home of James Bond (Daniel Craig), where 007 had taken M (Judi Dench) to protect her from the rogue cyberterrorist. For the sequence in which Silva's helicopter crashed into Skyfall, a 1:3-scale model of the helicopter was built, featuring models of his henchmen, such as these.

While not directly seen on screen, the detailed models wear costumes similar to those worn by the henchmen who storm the remote Scottish home. The models originated from a crew member and feature cast resin heads, hands, and feet, soft bodies over articulated metal frames, and fabric clothing. The clothing exhibits signs of minor water damage, while the metal buttons show signs of rust. Dimensions: (each) 62 cm X 24 cm X 11 cm (24.5" X 9.5" X 4.5")

Estimate: £1,000 - £2,000

Lot #369 - Tranquiliser Kit Spectre (2015)

A portable tranquiliser kit from Spectre (2015). When Mr Hinx (Dave Bautista) kidnapped Madeleine Swann (Léa Seydoux) from her Austrian clinic, his subordinate attempted to tranquilise her in the car, but she turned the syringe on him.

The tranquiliser kit comprises a plastic and metal syringe and three plastic medicine vials, housed in a hinged metal carry case lined with foam. The vials are glued in place. Dimensions: 22 cm X 7.5 cm X 4.5 cm (8.5" X 3" X 2").

Estimate: £2,000 - £4,000

Lot #370 - Mr. Hinx Austria Coat Spectre (2015)

A Mr. Hinx coat from the production Spectre (2015). Mr. Hinx (Dave Bautista) wore a coat like this during the scenes set in Austria, including when he found Mr White's (Jesper Christensen) body and, most notably, when he kidnapped Madeleine Swann (Lea Seydoux) and was pursued by Bond (Daniel Craig) down the mountainside in a plane.

The grey belted coat features a leather-lined collar and leather shoulder trim, brass collar and cuff logo buttons, and a brass belt buckle. It has an “XL” size label in an interior pocket and two Matchless labels. The interior features purple trim and a “Made in Italy” label. The coat came from the production and is believed to have been worn by Dave Bautista's stunt double.

Estimate: £2,000 - £4,000

Lot #371 - Day of the Dead Parade Mexican Bicycle Float Spectre (2015)

A Day of the Dead bicycle float from the pre-title sequence of Spectre (2015). The film opened with Bond (Daniel Craig) in Mexico City amid a huge Día de Muertos parade. The production filled the streets with 1,500 extras dressed in skeleton-themed costumes, with bicycle floats such as this one forming part of the parade.

The green metal framed bicycle features a front cart attachment with a striped fabric top, and spray-painted decorative detailing. The cart structure is adorned with Mexican Day of the Dead-themed hanging decorations, including papier-mâché skeleton figures, tissue paper bunting, colourful metal masks, three guitars, wooden guns and maracas. The bike structure is intact, and some decorations display signs of cosmetic damage and rudimentary repair. Dimensions: 123 cm X 220 cm X 230 cm (48.5" X 86.5" X 90.5").

Additional provenance: Lot 51, CHRISTIE'S, Sixty Years of James Bond, 5 October 2022.

Estimate: £2,000 - £4,000

Lot #383 - Paloma's “Hero #1” Dress and High-Heeled Sandals No Time To Die (2021)

Paloma's (Ana de Armas) dress and sandals from No Time To Die (2021). Paloma wore the dress and sandals when she teamed up with James Bond (Daniel Craig) in Cuba to infiltrate a SPECTRE party and extract MI6 scientist Dr Valdo Obruchev (David Dencik). The dress also appeared in Paloma's character poster during the film's promotional campaign. Discussing the costume, No Time To Die costume designer Suttirat Anne Larlarb said, “Paloma’s mission takes her to a black tie gala, so she has a phenomenal navy gown by Michael Lo Sordo… We could have done a jumpsuit with fantastic boots, but she’s the most capable recruit and can do anything James can do – only in heels and an elegant dress.”

The Michael Lo Sordo “Alexandra” navy-blue silk dress and silver Aquazzura high-heeled sandals both feature production tags identifying them as “Hero #1”. The halterneck dress has thigh-high splits, is constructed from 100% silk satin and features a Michael Lo Sordo label denoting size “M”. The silver patent-leather shoes are size “Eur 38” and feature tie-string straps and gold Aquazzura pineapple logos on the soles. They are accompanied by a blue fabric drawstring bag.

The lot is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from former EON Archive Director Meg Simmonds.

Estimate: £20,000 - £40,000

Lot #384 - Pair of “El Nido Bar” Stools No Time To Die (2021)

A pair of rotating bar stools from No Time To Die (2021). Stools like these were used by Bond (Daniel Craig) and Paloma (Ana de Armas) in the El Nido Bar during the Cuba sequence. They ordered vodka martinis and toasted Felix Leiter (Jeffrey Wright) before infiltrating a Spectre gathering.

Released in 2021, No Time To Die was Daniel Craig's final film as 007, with Bond pursuing bioterrorist Lyutsifer Safin (Rami Malek). Although the fictional El Nido Bar is located in Havana, Cuba, the sequence was filmed entirely on a soundstage at Pinewood Studios.

The two rotating bar stools with functioning swivel-return mechanisms are upholstered in tan leather with green piping and affixed to brown wooden bases with circular brass foot rests, which show signs of use. Dimensions: 100 cm X 55 cm X 55 cm (39.5" X 21.5" X 21.5").

Estimate: £500 - £1,000

Lot #396 - Collection of Behind-The-Scenes Photos, Slides and Negatives, with Production Paperwork, Various Productions 1987-1999

A large collection of behind-the-scenes photographs, slides, negatives, call sheets and production paperwork from five James Bond films, spanning The Living Daylights (1987) to The World Is Not Enough (1999).

The photographic materials document various aspects of production, with a particular focus on miniature and location work, and include photographs of key cast and creatives at work, including Timothy Dalton and Cubby Broccoli. The slides document the production of 1989's Licence To Kill. The paperwork comprises call sheets and various production ephemera relating to five films spanning The Living Daylights to The World Is Not Enough. Dimensions: (largest) 20 cm X 33 cm (8" X 13").

Estimate: £300 - £600

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