 To purchase call David at 813-240-6590.  
Maybe the rarest item in my collection. John Waynes' hat from "The Man that Shot Liberity Valance", This is an all time great John Ford movie, starring John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart, and Lee Marvin. The Duke was wearing this hat when he first spoke his catch phrase "Pilgrim". He spoke it 23 times in this great move and then only once again in his movie career. It come with a great letter and a signed photo from the Duke himself to his longtime friend that he gifted this incredible hat to. Price $40,000  |
|
|
 American Icon John Wayne's items that came directly from his family. This October The family of legendary actor John Wayne offered for sale an expansive collection of never-before-released personal and professional memorabilia from the movie star's personal archives for the public. I purchased some great items from the Wayne family in this fantastic auction. It rare chance to own an item that was owned by the Duke. These great items are now in my personal collection. If you have an interested in any of them please give me a call. David 813-240-6590.      Five Guayabera Shirts, 1960s-1970s. All of the classic design, made of cotton or a cotton blend; including: 1) a tan one with a drycleaning stamp on inside collar reading "20Wayn;" 2) a beige one with metal peace sign buttons; 3) an off-white one with a drycleaning stamp in the inside collar reading "Wayne;" 4) a white one with a drycleaning stamp in same place reading "J-Way;" and 5) a mustard yellow one by Creaciones Perez of Acapulco Wayne spent much time south of the border and enjoyed wearing this style of shirt. Price $1500 to $2500   |
|
Two Pieces of Sleepwear, 1970s. The first a robe made of blue terrycloth by Enro, size XL, with two front pockets, upper right side stitched in white"Duke," with a matching self belt; the second a night shirt made of red flannel by Weldon, with three flap pockets on the left breast stitched with "Yes," "No," and "Maybe. Make Offer.  |
 Ten Pairs of Slippers, 1960s-1970s. Including: 1) a pair of gray nylon Mukluks, inside tag reads "Eddie Bauer / Premium Quality Goose Down," size L; 2) a pair of beige wool and leather Mukluk slippers, bottom stamp reads "Eddie Bauer," size ML; 3) a pair of tan leather slippers with dark brown faux fur lining; 4) a pair of rust-colored leather slippers, inside stamp reads "Pantuflas Hogar / Hecho en Mexico;" 5) a pair of cordovan leather slippers, inside stamp reads "Evans / Baronet," size 11; 6) a pair of tan leather slipper/loafers, inside stamp reads "Royal Crest by Herley," size 11; 7) a pair of tan leather slippers, inside stamp reads "Hide-Aways by Manistee," size 11; 8) a pair of tan suede slippers with sheepskin lining, bottom stamped "Hand Turned / Hand Lasted / Made in England," size 11; 9) a pair of white terry cloth and blue elastic slippers, bottom stamped "Van Huesen;" and 10) a pair of light blue and navy blue velour slippers, bottom stamped "Sundowners," size 11-12; all with evident wear. Price $450 to $900.   Three Shriners Hats, 1960s-1970s. All maroon felt with tassels and elaborate adornment spelling out "Al Malaikah," the name of the Shriners division based in Los Angeles where Wayne was a member; one hat further notes "Ambassador-at-Large" on the front and "John Wayne / December Class / 1970" on the inside; all accompanied by their original gray plastic cases. There is a great photo of the Duke wearing the Fez on the far left. Price $3000 to $6000 each 
   A Suit from "Hellfighters" Universal, 1968. Made of polyester in a navy blue and black plaid pattern, three front pockets, two button front closure, Peppino of Los Angeles label reads "Mr. John Wayne / Date 2/21/68 / Size 49;" together with a pair of matching pants with similar label; worn by Wayne in the film Price $6000 |
 |
|
|
   John Wayne's training bridle from his costar Dollar. Complete with stables name and Dollors name. Nice item. Price $500. 
<!-- Site Meter --> |