The sale includes production items from across the entire franchise. Daniel Craig’s suit from “Skyfall” and Ana de Armas’s dress from “No Time to Die” are among the more than 400 lots being offered in an online auction of items from the James Bond saga, organized by Propstore.
Auction
The auction, which runs from October 6 to 27, features costumes, props, posters, and literary items from this long-running film franchise, spanning six decades of James Bond history.
The red Tom Ford suit worn by Daniel Craig’s in the film “Skyfall” (2012) is one of the most valuable items, with an estimated value of between £20,000 and £40,000.
The suit appears in the Istanbul sequence, in which Bond pursues an assassin onto the roof of a train. The lot includes the shirt, tie, and cufflinks.
The navy blue dress and sandals worn by Ana de Armas—who played CIA agent Paloma in “No Time to Die” (2021)—carry a similar valuation. The outfit appears in the portion of the film set in Cuba, where Paloma carries out an operation alongside Bond.
Also up for auction is a British “quad” film poster for “Dr. No” (1962), the first James Bond movie, with an estimated value of between £8,000 and £16,000. That film introduced Sean Connery as the British secret agent and launched the film franchise.
The literary items include 14 first editions of Ian Fleming’s James Bond works, published by Jonathan Cape. The collection, valued at between £20,000 and £40,000, consists of 12 novels and two short stories, all bound in leather.
Another lot is a first-edition, hardcover copy of the novel *Dr. No* (1958) by Fleming—specifically from the third printing—which features the signatures of Sean Connery, Bernard Lee, and Joseph Wiseman. Connery played Bond in the film adaptation, Lee portrayed M—the head of the British Secret Service—and Wiseman brought to life the character who gives the work its title.
Final Touch
The sale brings together production items from across the franchise, along with books and printed material related to Fleming’s original stories.
The online auction concludes on October 27. Interested bidders can view the catalog and participate on the Propstore website.
