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#prop 339 OCTOPUSSY
US $ PLEASE MAKE OFFERS (Estimate Value 300 US $ )
What a rare prop with fantastic history: This is a gun shell used in the
well remembered Octopussy scene where Bond swerves onto the railway track from the road and then drives after the
train along the tracks. This part of the film was shot on location at the "Nene Valley" preserved steam
railway in Peterborough, UK. My supplier is a livetime member of the Nene Valley society and he spent a full six
weeks on the Octopussy set helping where necessary with the railway part of the operation; driving shunting engines,
signalling etc...He picked up a few of these shells by following the scene shortly before the collision of the
car. Very very rare and would make a great display piece.
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#prop 204 OCTOPUSSY
US $ PLEASE MAKE OFFERS (Estimate Value 4500 US $ )
INCREDIBLE ITEM!!! We had the chance to get hold of one of the highly
detailed prop spiders, used in OCTOPUSSY. Have a look at the reference photo below. This spider comes with highly
detailed provenance information: This spider was especially made by the effects crew for a key scene. The spider
can be seen when Bond aka Roger Moore is running from the Indian Palace beeing chased by Kamal's henchman. Bond
rus trough the swamp and becomes entangled in a spiders web and several spiders crawl on him. The spiders were
all custom made under thre direction of John Brown. They were all meticulously created and were made as realistic
as possible.The scan does not fetch how detailed this spyder is. It looks like 100% real! The spider was aquired
from a member of the Octopussy crew. This crewmember has worked on several James Bond Films and was able to keep
this piece as a memento after filming concluded. AWSOME PIECE with crystal clear history you really can check back
anytime!!! Such props are rareest!!!
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#prop 205 OCTOPUSSY
US $ PLEASE MAKE OFFERS (Estimate Value 4900 US $ )
INCREDIBLE ITEM!!! This is one of the kives that was especially made by
the effects crew for several important scenes. The knife (-a-) can be seen being handled and thrown by the evil
assassin twins played by the Meyer brothers. The knives were custom made under the direction of John Brown. Several
models were created including one that was cut-down (-b-), the knives that pinned Roger Moore aka James Bond to
the barn door. The twins troughout the film used this particular knife
and sheath and it is one of only three (!!!!!!!) believed to have survived
to date. THIS IS AN INCREDIBLE RARE MAJOR PROP OF BOND HISTORY WITH CRYSTAL CLEAR HISTORY!
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#prop13 Roger Moore
US $ PLEASE MAKE
OFFERS (Estimate Value 3000-5000 US$)
This is THE one time chance in your life: Original screen seen holster from the
Octopussy Bond movie. This holster was worn BY ROGER MOORE in the movie (guaranteed!). Comes with FULL DOCUMENTATION
from EON productions. Christie's in London think it would be worth close to $5,000.00. The holster comes
with 2 incredible letters directly from EON. They mention the holster and MR. CUBBY BROCCOLI personally as
to giving this holster. It is screen used and can be seen on film on Moore. It is brown leather and custom
made by the production company and in mint condition. So take the chance to get this great piece of Bond history
for only about nearly 50% of Christie's price. First come first serve!!!
 
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#prop24 OCTOPUSSY
US $ PLEASE MAKE OFFERS (Estimate Value 1600 US $)
The original prop passport fake from KHAMAL KHAN aka Louis Jourdan in 007 OCTOPUSSY. It is a green fake passport
with golden prints (it looks like drawn not printed) on the front site. Inside there are 8 white sites. The prop
was laying in a drawer at Khamals Palace and on screen this drawer was opened by Khamal. In this moment you can
see this great and unique super rare James Bond movie prop!!! It came from a trusted source along with other Octopussy
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#prop34 OCTOPUSSY CHECK
US $ PLEASE MAKE
OFFERS (Estimate Value 800-1000 US $)
This check was made for the production of Octopussy. It is from the checkbook used in the scene with the Backgammon,
where Bond wins against Khamal KHan. It was a back-up check that was accidentally pulled on the shooting day and
was then of no use of the shot. They discarded it and a Pinewood guy picked it up. It is on beige paper with brown
ink. Writing says: "State Bank of Indapur" and marked "Khamal Khan". A real major piece of
Bond prop history. Acid free matted and framed with a photo from the checkbook, a real display item!!!!
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#prop89 Octopussy
US $ PLEASE MAKE
OFFERS (Estimate Value 2000 US $ )
-original production octopus hand drawings-
Super rare 1983 production hand drawings from "THE" Octopus
in 007 Octopussy. Three pencil and watercolour sketches on a single board, each numbered and one annotated 'To
be enlarged or reduced as required. Could be turned over.' Incredible rare movie prop!!! A one of a kind with proveniance
from Sotheby's of London. Better proveniance you cannot get.
 
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#prop157 OCTOPUSSY -hand
drawn storyboard 33x22 inches-
Price: US $ Please make offers! (Estimate Value 1500 US $)
A super rare ORIGINAL HAND DRAWN storyboard with nine hand painted sketches from the "throwing knife"
scene. These storyboards are incredible rare. Comes from the Christie's sale in February 2001. Included is a copy
of the Christie's receipt.
 
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#prop262 OCTOPUSSY -hand drawn storyboard 33x22 inches-
Price: US $ Please make offers! (Estimate Value 1500.00 US $)
A super rare ORIGINAL HAND DRAWN storyboard with 8 hand painted sketches from the "train tunnel" scene.
These storyboards are incredible rare. Comes from the Christie's sale in February 2001. Included is a copy of the
Christie's receipt.
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#prop172 OCTOPUSSY
US $ PLEASE MAKE OFFERS (Estimate Value 700 US $ )
SUPER RARE 100 RUPEE BANK NOTE (RESERVE BANK OF INDAPUR) USED IN "OCTOPUSSY".
This prop bank note is cleary seen in several scenes of the 1983 EON production. On the bank note is says "Guaranteed
by the cinema industry", and you first see these right after the backgammon scene and then in the tuc-tuc
chase (see photos below). Extremely rare and very nice looking prop from this classic James Bond film. (The word
SAMPLE is only on the jpg image.). Take this chance to own one of these bank notes. They are nearly not to find
on the market!!!
 
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