1209 DAYBILL POSTERS: Group comprising 1962 “The Lion”, 1968 “The Odd Couple”, 1972 “Mutiny on the Buses”, 1972 “Round the Bend”, 1972 “Steptoe & Son”, 1972 “The War Between Men and Women”, 1972 “What’s Up, Doc?” (Barbara Streisand), 1973 “Let the Good Times Roll”, 1976 “Break of Day”, and 1976 “Griffin and Phoenix”. (10 items) $300–400 ❖ 1210 MARY POPPINS: Original 1964 Australian daybill poster; small tear at top right margin. $100–200 ❖ 1211 DAYBILL POSTERS: Group comprising 1964 “Woman of Straw” (Sean Connery), 1966 “Georgy Girl”, 1966 “Follow Me, Boys”, 1966 “The Family Way”, 1967 “Thoroughly Modern Millie”, 1967 “Champagne Murders”, 1969 “Chicago Chicago” (Norman Jewison), 1969 “Hard Contract”, and 1972 “Up Pompeii”. (9 items) $200–250 ❖ 1212 DAYBILL POSTERS: Group comprising 1965 “Laurel & Hardy’s Laughing 20s”, 1967 “Tobruk” (Rock Hudson), 1967 “The Taming of the Shrew” (Elizabeth Taylor), 1969 “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang”, 1972 “Lucky Luke”, 1973 “Jesus Christ Superstar”, 1976 “Chaplin Does It To You Again”, 1976 “A Star is Born”, and 1976 “Goodbye, Norma Jean”, plus ten lobby cards (“American Graffiti” and “New York, New York”). (19 items) $250–350 ❖ 1213 BATTLE OF THE BULGE: Original 1965 Australian daybill poster; some loss to top edge. $100–200 ❖ 1214 ELVIS PRESLEY: “Clambake” original 1967 Australian daybill poster. $100–200 ❖ 1215 COOL HAND LUKE: Original 1967 Australian daybill poster (Robert Burton Pty. Ltd. Sydney), “Public Relations Committee/Students Representative Council/Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology” handstamp at lower right. $500–750 1216 RAQUEL WELCH: “Hannie Caulder” original 1971 Australian daybill poster; very fine condition. $200–300 ❖ 1217 ELVIS PRESLEY: “Elvis on Tour in Multiple-Screen” original 1972 Australian daybill poster; very fine condition. $150–200 ❖ 1218 BRUCE LEE: “The Way of the Dragon” original 1973 Australian daybill poster; very fine condition. $300–500 1219 DAME EDNA EVERAGE: “Percy’s Progress” original 1974 Australian daybill poster. $100–200 ❖ 1220 Hand-coloured photograph of a young woman in a sheer veil; popular speculation over the years has identified the subject as Josephine Earp (wife of Wyatt Earp), but this remains in dispute; framed and glazed, 83 x 52cm overall. $200–300 ❖ 1221 “The Students’ Set” tailboard camera, late 19th century, plate dimensions 12 x 16.5cm, brass lens engraved “Wide Angle 7 x 5 Made For Carter & Werner Ballarat”. $200–300 ❖ 1222 Stereo tailboard camera, late 19th century, plate dimensions 12.5 x 20cm, uninscribed monocular brass lens with iris diaphragm, Thornton-Pickard roller-blind shutter. $300–500 ❖ 1223 Tailboard camera (likely Wratten & Wainwright), late 19th century, plate dimensions 15.5 x 11.5cm (glass absent), brass lens engraved “W.S. Stewart & Co. Melbourne - Rapid Rectilinear 4¼ x 3¼”. $200–300 ❖ 1224 Tailboard camera, late 19th century, plate dimensions 16.5 x 12cm, Taylor, Taylor & Hobson Cooke Series III 8½” f6.5 brass lens. $300–400 1225 Group of detective-type box cameras, c.1880s, one named “The Express”, the rest anonymous; the tallest 18.5cm. (5 items) $250–350 ❖ 1226 J.W. SMALL & CO.: Pair of c.1880s detective-type box cameras, both with “J.W. Small & Co. Sydney & Melbourne” retailer’s inlays, one with Beck Symmetrical lens, the other with Rapid Rectilinear lens; the taller 22cm. (2) $200–300 ❖ 1227 BENETFINK: “Lightning” detective-type box camera, c.1895. $150–200 ❖ 1224 129
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