4 Original Important Robot & Space Toy Auction Catalogs
Here are four original catalogs from some of the most important and prestigious Robot and Space Toy auctions held in the last 10 years. It's interesting to point out that some of the toys appeared in subsequent catalogs. In other words several pieces from the auction held in March, 2000 reappeared in the November, 2005 sale. They showed up again in the 2009 auctions. I'm the original owner for all four. All are soft cover. There are no pen markings in any of them. March, 2000, The Stephen & Victoria Montifiore Collection (Skinner, Boston) - 46 pages. Early black and white and color photo catalog complete with list of prices realized and amendment sheet. 337 lots, 37 b&w photos, 12 color photos. Features primarily tinplate robots, lunch boxes, and character toys (Popeye, Disney, Lone Ranger). Size: 8" x 10½". November, 2005, The Paul Lips Collection of Robots and Space Toys (Christie's, South Kensington, U.K.) - 58 pages. 340 lots with every image in full color. First six pages are completely color without any text. Famous collection of all robots and space toys. Covers are heavy stock paper. Features the awesome Robot War Boat on the front cover. Rear cover has the toy box. Estimated price ranges in £, #, and $ for each toy. Size: 8¼" x 10½". May, 2009, The Alan Rosen Robot and Space Toy Collection - Part I (Smith House) - 59 pages. 432 lots with every image in full color. Text information printed on the last several pages are separate from photos. Includes an Al Rosen, Mr. Mint advertisement! Prices realized can still be downloaded off the Smith House web site. Size: 8½" x 11". October, 2009, The Alan Rosen Robot and Space Toy Collection - Part II (Smith House) - 66 pages. 435 lots with every image in full color. Text information printed on the last several pages are separate from photos. Includes an Al Rosen, Mr. Mint advertisement! Prices realized can still be downloaded off the Smith House web site. Size: 8½" x 11". Sold: Jul. 2010
Price Sold: $ 150
