eMoviePoster is selling 528 camera original and studio negatives, transparencies, and 35mm slides in their Sunday auction that closes on January 19, 2025.
These are negatives, transparencies and slides created by the studios to promote movies or stars, almost all created at the time the movies came out, and when the stars were at the height of their fame. There are 277 noted as “camera original” that are one of a kind and are the actual film that was in the camera when the negatives, transparencies, and slides were shot, which means they were in the very same studio or room with the celebrities and photographers when they were taken.
Camera original negatives include The Birds group of 21, Hellfighters group of 5, Jean Harlow, Ten Commandments group of 12, Clara Bow, London After Midnight, Grace Kelly, Blood & Sand group of 6, Bride of Frankenstein, The Munsters group of 4, To Catch a Thief group of 3, Carole Lombard, Hang ‘Em High group of 10, Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man, Dr. No, Conan the Barbarian group of 12, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, and Humphrey Bogart.
They are offering camera original transparencies of Raquel Welch with a group of 5, Marla English, and Myrna Loy.
Studio color transparencies include Breakfast at Tiffany’s, The Munsters group of 10, Marilyn Monroe, and Primrose Path. They have studio negatives of Goldfinger and an Anita Ekberg group of 4.
The 35mm slides lots are a Superman II group of 50, Robocop group of 25, and Star Trek group of 131.
More highlights are a horror, sci-fi, and fantasy group of 364 TV 35mm slides and two studio transparencies, a Spider-Man/Spider-Man Strikes Back group of 20 camera original transparencies and 20 35mm slides, Grace Kelly color transparency, and Sharon Tate group of 3 agency issued transparencies.
eMoviePoster is now accepting consignments for their April Major Auction. This is also the final chance to consign to their All-Comic Book and Magazine auction that starts February 23, and which only contains unslabbed books.
Details on consigning are available on their website and collectors interested in bidding with them can sign up on their registration page.
