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  • ALDE, Apr. 8: GUEVARA (ANTONIO DE). Histoire de Marc-Aurèle, Empereur Romain, vray miroir et horloge des Princes. Paris, Pierre et Galliot du Pré, frères, 1565. €3,000 to €4,000.
    ALDE, Apr. 8: HEURES DE LA VIERGE. Horæ in laudem beatissimæ virginis Mariæ ad usum Romanum. Paris, Charles L'Angelier, 1556. €4,000 to €5,000.
    ALDE, Apr. 8: MONTAIGNE (MICHEL DE). Les Essais. Édition nouvelle, trouvée après le deceds de l'autheur… Paris, Abel L'Angelier, 1595. €6,000 to €8,000.
    ALDE, Apr. 8: [ROJAS (FERNANDO DE)]. Celestina, tragicomedia di Calisto et Melibea, tradotta de lingua castigliana in italiano idioma… Venise, 1531. €2,000 to €3,000.
    ALDE, Apr. 8: CAMÕES (LUÍS DE). Os Lusiadas. Lisbonne, Pedro Crasbeeck, 1613. €2,000 to €3,000.
    ALDE, Apr. 8: CERVANTES (MIGUEL DE). El Ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha. Bruxelles, Roger Velpius & Huberto Antonio, 1611. €6,000 to €8,000.
    ALDE, Apr. 8: LA FONTAINE (JEAN DE). Fables choisies, mises en vers. Paris, Denys Thierry et Claude Barbin, 1678-1694. €6,000 to €8,000.
    ALDE, Apr. 8: CERVANTES (MIGUEL DE). El Ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha. Madrid, Joaquin Ibarra, 1780. €3,000 to €4,000.
    ALDE, Apr. 8: DIDEROT (DENIS) ET JEAN LE ROND D'ALEMBERT. Encyclopédie, ou dictionnaire raisonné des sciences, des arts et des métiers. Paris, 1751-1765. €15,000 to €20,000.
    ALDE, Apr. 8: [LIVRE TISSÉ]. LAMARTINE (Alphonse de). Les Laboureurs. Poème tiré de Jocelyn… Lyon, J. A. Henry, 1883. €8,000 to €10,000.
    ALDE, Apr. 8: [LIVRE TISSÉ]. Livre de prières tissé d'après les enluminures des manuscrits du XIVe au XVIe siècle. Lyon, [A. Roux], 1886. €5,000 to €6,000.
  • Sotheby’s
    Books, Manuscripts & Objects from Three Important Collections
    Open for Bidding 2-17 April
    Sotheby’s, Apr. 2-17: [Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meun]. Le Roman de la Rose, [Geneva or Lyons, c.1481], first printed edition of the most important medieval French vernacular poem. £200,000 to £300,000.
    Sotheby’s, Apr. 2-17: Castiglione. Il libro del cortegiano. [Venice], April 1528, first edition, in a magnificent binding by Jean Picard for Jean Grolier. £100,000 to £150,000.
    Sotheby’s, Apr. 2-17: Jacobus de Cessolis. Schachzabelbuch, Strasbourg, 1483, von der Lasa copy. £50,000 to £70,000.
    Sotheby’s, Apr. 2-17: World Championship, 1972. A collection of 84 press photographs of the famed match between Spassky and Fischer. £2,000 to £3,000.
    Sotheby’s, Apr. 2-17: Ben Franklin. Autograph letter signed, to Lord Shelburne, British Prime Minister, during peace negotiations, November 1782. £15,000 to £20,000.
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1Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026N/AN/ATopps19771977 Topps Star Wars Series 1 - Uncut Sheet 1977 Topps Star Wars Series 1 - Uncut Sheet . Offered here is an uncut sheet featuring 66 cards from the 1977 Topps Star Wars Series 1 Trading Cards, including legacy characters such as Chewbacca, Princess Leia, Han Solo, Luke Skywalker, and Darth Vader! These cards showcase color detailed shots of dramatic scenes from Episode IV: A New Hope with descriptions of actors and characters. Measuring approximately 21.5" x 28.5", the sheet has a full color back with a large movie illustration, the iconic scene aboard the Millennium Falcon, movie facts, and story summaries. Condition: This uncut sheet exhibits edge and corner wear from handling. Additionally, there is light veining, scratches, and scuffs throughout. There are also light tears along the left edge. Please refer to the provided images for further details. The overall condition is Good. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 400.00 - 600.00
2Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026Alice CarterN/AKenner1985Star Wars Droids Uncle Gundy Cardback Line Art by Alice Carter (Kenner, 1985). Star Wars Droids Uncle Gundy Cardback Line Art by Alice Carter (Kenner, 1985). From the personal collection of Alice "Bunny" Carter, this original pen-and-ink line drawing was created for the Uncle Gundy cardback in Kenner's 1985 Droids toy line. The artwork represents the final line stage used to produce the character's retail packaging illustration prior to color application and print production. Executed in clean ink on paper measuring approximately 12 x 13 inches, the drawing is mounted to an illustrator board and further mounted to framed foamboard measuring approximately 17.25 x 14.75 inches. Alice Carter's signature, the date, and "Kenner" are written on the illustrator board beneath the frame. As original cardback production art, this piece preserves the precise linework that formed the foundation of Kenner's animated-era packaging graphics. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 800.00 - 1,200.00
3Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026Alice CarterN/AKenner1985Star Wars Droids Kea Moll Cardback Line Art by Alice Carter (Kenner, 1985). Star Wars Droids Kea Moll Cardback Line Art by Alice Carter (Kenner, 1985). Produced during Kenner's 1985 rollout of the Star Wars: Droids animated toy line, this original pen-and-ink line drawing represents the finalized character art prepared for Kea Moll's cardback illustration. The Droids series introduced an expanded cast of animated-era characters distinct from the original trilogy, and Kenner supported the program with newly commissioned artwork tailored to the stylized aesthetic of the television series. Line art such as this functioned as the essential production stage before color separations and mechanical paste-up, preserving the crisp contour work that defined the finished packaging. Executed in hand-drawn pen and ink, the artwork measures 12.5 by 11.5 inches and is mounted to illustrator board, which has itself been mounted to a framed foamboard measuring 16 by 15.5 inches. Alice Carter's signature, the date, and the character name "Kea Moll" are inscribed on the illustrator board beneath the frame. As original packaging art created for Kenner's Droids line, the piece documents the direct translation of animated character design into retail presentation during a pivotal mid-1980s expansion of the brand. Original Droids packaging art surfaces only sparingly, and character-specific cardback line drawings such as this offer a rare opportunity to acquire a foundational stage in the creation of one of Kenner's most stylistically distinct Star Wars sub-lines. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 800.00 - 1,200.00
4Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026Alice CarterN/AKenner1985Star Wars Droids Jord Dusat Cardback Line Art by Alice Carter (Kenner, 1985). Star Wars Droids Jord Dusat Cardback Line Art by Alice Carter (Kenner, 1985). Created for Kenner's 1985 Star Wars: Droids animated toy line, this original pen-and-ink line drawing represents the production artwork prepared for the Jord Dusat cardback illustration. The Droids sub-line required newly commissioned character imagery aligned with the stylized look of the television series, and original line art served as the foundational stage from which color guides and final packaging mechanicals were developed. These black-and-white renderings preserve the precise contour work and graphic clarity that defined the finished retail presentation. Executed in hand-drawn pen and ink, the artwork measures 12.5 by 11.5 inches and is mounted to illustrator board, which has itself been mounted to a framed foamboard measuring 16.75 by 15.75 inches. Alice Carter's signature appears on the illustrator board beneath the frame, along with the date, the character name "Jord Dusat," and the notation "Kenner," directly linking the piece to its intended packaging application. As original cardback art from the Droids line, it represents a primary production artifact from the mid-1980s expansion of Star Wars into animated television and character-driven sub-lines. The artwork remains mounted as described, with the artist's signature and production notations present on the underlying board. Original packaging art from the Droids series surfaces infrequently, and character-specific cardback line drawings such as this offer collectors a direct, tangible connection to the creative process behind one of Kenner's most visually distinctive Star Wars releases. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 800.00 - 1,200.00
5Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026Alice CarterN/AKenner1985Star Wars Droids Thall Joben Cardback Line Art by Alice Carter (Kenner, 1985). Star Wars Droids Thall Joben Cardback Line Art by Alice Carter (Kenner, 1985). Created for Kenner's 1985 Star Wars: Droids animated toy line, this original pen-and-ink line drawing represents the production artwork prepared for the Thall Joben cardback illustration. The composition captures Thall Joben and Jord Dusat aboard the White Witch, Thall's distinctive starship featured prominently in the series. The dynamic perspective, with the ship banking over rocky terrain and incoming projectiles, reflects the kinetic visual language that distinguished the Droids program and its supporting merchandise from the earlier theatrical-era packaging. As with other commissioned pieces for the line, this hand-rendered pen-and-ink art served as the foundational stage prior to color separations and final mechanical assembly for retail card production. The work measures 13.25 by 12.25 inches and is mounted to illustrator board, which has itself been mounted to a framed foamboard measuring 16.75 by 16 inches. Alice Carter's signature appears on the illustrator board beneath the frame, along with the date, the notations "Keziban" and "Kenner." The character name is incorrectly inscribed as "Keziban," referencing Kez Iban, who does not appear in the image. This production-era misidentification adds a layer of process history, preserving an early labeling stage within the packaging workflow. The artwork remains mounted as described, with the artist's signature and original notations present on the underlying board. Original Droids cardback line art remains scarce, and scene-specific illustrations featuring principal characters and signature vehicles such as the White Witch represent a direct link to Kenner's mid-1980s animated expansion of the Star Wars universe, an era that continues to command dedicated collector interest. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 400.00 - 600.00
6Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026Alice CarterN/ALucasfilm Ltd.; Nelvana1986Star Wars: Droids Action Scene Promotional Line Art by Alice Carter (Lucasfilm Ltd. & Nelvana, 1986). Star Wars: Droids Action Scene Promotional Line Art by Alice Carter (Lucasfilm Ltd. & Nelvana, 1986). From the personal collection of Alice "Bunny" Carter, this original pen-and-ink line drawing captures a high-energy promotional composition created for Star Wars: Droids. Produced in 1986 for Lucasfilm Ltd. and animation studio Nelvana, the illustration presents Kea Moll, Thall Joben, and Jord Dusat sprinting through a futuristic cityscape as C-3PO and R2-D2 scramble alongside them, pursued by a towering security droid amid explosive debris. The staging is dynamic and cinematic, with strong diagonal movement, layered architectural perspective, and bold mechanical design that would later define the finished color promotional artwork. This hand-drawn line art represents the foundational stage of the image prior to color application and logo integration. The composition was ultimately used in finalized promotional materials for the animated series, where the stark black-and-white draft seen here was transformed into the vivid, saturated palette associated with Droids marketing in the mid-1980s. The artwork measures approximately 19 x 14.5 inches and is mounted to framed foamboard measuring approximately 24 x 19 inches. Alice Carter's signature is present on the artwork beneath the frame. Original production line art preserves the structural blueprint of an image before color and print layers complete the illusion. In this case, the raw pen work reveals the precision, motion, and expressive character design that powered Droids from storyboard energy to promotional spectacle. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 800.00 - 1,200.00
7Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026Alice CarterN/ARandom House1986Star Wars The White Witch: A Droid Adventure Page 8 Illustration by Alice Carter (Random House, 1986). Star Wars The White Witch: A Droid Adventure Page 8 Illustration by Alice Carter (Random House, 1986). Created for The White Witch: A Droid Adventure, this original pen-and-ink illustration represents page 8 from the 1986 children's book adaptation written by Ellen Weiss and based on the Star Wars: Droids animated episode of the same name. Produced in collaboration with Random House, the book formed part of the mid-1980s publishing program that expanded the animated series into illustrated story formats, translating televised action into sequential print imagery for younger readers. Executed in hand-drawn pen and ink, the artwork reflects the clean contour work and graphic clarity characteristic of the Droids visual style, preserving the precise line stage used for reproduction in the published volume. As original book illustration art, it documents the crossover between animation and licensed publishing during a period when Lucasfilm actively broadened the Star Wars narrative beyond theatrical releases. The piece is mounted to illustrator board measuring 12.25 by 11.5 inches, which has itself been mounted to a framed foamboard measuring 16.75 x 10.5 inches. Original interior illustration art from the Droids publishing program surfaces infrequently, and page-specific production drawings such as this provide a tangible connection to the expanded storytelling of the animated era, where characters like Thall Joben and the White Witch carried the Star Wars banner into a new generation of readers. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 400.00 - 600.00
8Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026Alice CarterN/ARandom House1986Star Wars The White Witch: A Droid Adventure Page 16 Illustration by Alice Carter (Random House, 1986). Star Wars The White Witch: A Droid Adventure Page 16 Illustration by Alice Carter (Random House, 1986). Created for the 1986 Random House children's book The White Witch: A Droid Adventure, written by Ellen Weiss and adapted from the Star Wars: Droids animated episode of the same name, this original full-color illustration represents page 16 of the published volume. The book formed part of the broader mid-1980s publishing expansion that translated the Nelvana-produced animated series into illustrated story format, extending the reach of the Droids narrative beyond television and into licensed print. Rendered in airbrushed acrylics on illustrator board with a separate acetate linework overlay, the piece reflects the multi-stage production process used in children's publishing at the time, with painted color beneath and inked line art preserved on the transparent overlay for reproduction. The image area measures 10.5 by 8 inches. The illustrator board and overlay have been mounted to a framed foamboard measuring 15.5 by 13 inches. The scene depicts Vlix and Tig Fromm, two central antagonists of the series whose designs and character arcs became defining elements of the Droids storyline and its associated merchandise. Full-color, page-specific production art from the Droids publishing program is encountered far less frequently than printed examples, and character-focused scenes featuring figures such as Vlix and Tig Fromm represent a direct, production-used artifact from one of the most distinctive animated chapters in Star Wars history. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 800.00 - 1,200.00
9Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026Alice CarterN/ARandom House1986Star Wars The White Witch: A Droid Adventure Pages 1 & 2 Illustration by Alice Carter (Random House, 1986). Star Wars The White Witch: A Droid Adventure Pages 1 & 2 Illustration by Alice Carter (Random House, 1986). Created for the opening spread of the 1986 Random House children's book The White Witch: A Droid Adventure, written by Ellen Weiss and adapted from the Star Wars: Droids animated episode of the same name, this original illustration represents the full two-page image for pages 1 and 2. As the introductory visual to the story, the composition establishes the cosmic setting, presenting a stylized starfield populated with planets while a sleek spacecraft crosses the expanse, immediately situating readers within the animated-era Star Wars universe. The artwork is rendered in airbrushed acrylics on illustrator board measuring 18.5 by 13 inches, with a separate acetate linework overlay preserving the inked contour drawing used for reproduction. The board and overlay have been mounted to a framed foamboard measuring 20.75 by 14.5 inches. As a complete double-page opening illustration from the Droids publishing program, this work represents a key visual moment in the printed adaptation of the animated series, capturing the breadth and atmosphere of the era in a format designed to welcome a new generation into the Star Wars galaxy. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 800.00 - 1,200.00
10Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026Alice CarterN/ARandom House1986Star Wars The Pirates of Tarnoonga: A Droid Adventure Page 18 Illustration by Alice Carter (Random House, 1986). Star Wars The Pirates of Tarnoonga: A Droid Adventure Page 18 Illustration by Alice Carter (Random House, 1986). From the personal collection of Alice "Bunny" Carter, this full-color illustration was created for page 18 of The Pirates of Tarnoonga: A Droid Adventure, the 1986 children's book written by Ellen Weiss and adapted from the Droids animated episode of the same name. The scene captures Jann Tosh maneuvering to free himself from restraints as R2-D2 cuts through his bonds, while C-3PO lies toppled nearby. Set beneath the water's surface, bubbles drift upward as Carter balances controlled tension with character clarity. Jann's focused composure contrasts with C-3PO's flustered position, while R2's precise mechanical action reinforces his reliability in dire situations. The result is a scene that conveys the contrast in personalities between the droid odd couple. The artwork is rendered in airbrushed acrylics on an illustrator board measuring approximately 12.75 x 10.5 inches and features an acetate linework overlay. Both the board and overlay are mounted to framed foamboard measuring approximately 15.25 x 13.25 inches. As original book illustration art derived directly from the Droids animated series, this piece bridges television animation and licensed publishing, preserving the hand-painted stage of imagery that young readers encountered in printed form. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 800.00 - 1,200.00
11Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026Alice CarterN/ARandom House1986Star Wars The Pirates of Tarnoonga: A Droid Adventure Page 10 Illustration by Alice Carter (Random House, 1986). Star Wars The Pirates of Tarnoonga: A Droid Adventure Page 10 Illustration by Alice Carter (Random House, 1986). From the personal collection of Alice "Bunny" Carter, this full-color illustration was created for page 10 of The Pirates of Tarnoonga: A Droid Adventure, the 1986 children's book written by Ellen Weiss and adapted from the Droids animated episode of the same name. The scene presents a trio of Tarnoonga pirates, including Captain Gir Kybo Ren-Cha, poised for action, each rendered with exaggerated posture and sharply defined silhouettes that reflect the series' stylized, comic-influenced aesthetic. The artwork is rendered in airbrushed acrylics on illustrator board with an acetate linework overlay, the image measuring approximately 10.5 x 8.5 inches. The board and overlay are mounted to framed foamboard measuring approximately 15.25 x 13.25 inches. Carter's airbrush application produces saturated, opaque color fields with crisp edges, while the acetate overlay preserves the precision of the inked contours. The interplay between flat color planes and controlled linework reinforces the bold, animated energy of the scene. As original book illustration art derived directly from the Droids animated series, this piece captures the hand-painted stage of imagery that translated television animation into vividly illustrated storytelling for young readers. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 800.00 - 1,200.00
12Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026Alice CarterN/ARandom House1986Star Wars The Pirates of Tarnoonga: A Droid Adventure Page 8 Illustration by Alice Carter (Random House, 1986). Star Wars The Pirates of Tarnoonga: A Droid Adventure Page 8 Illustration by Alice Carter (Random House, 1986). From the personal collection of Alice "Bunny" Carter, this full-color illustration was created for page 8 of The Pirates of Tarnoonga: A Droid Adventure, the 1986 children's book written by Ellen Weiss and adapted from the Droids animated episode of the same name. The scene places Jessica Meade at the controls of a starship, as R2-D2 and C-3PO flank her within the angular cockpit interior. Rendered in airbrushed acrylics on an illustrator board measuring approximately 11 x 7 inches and featuring an acetate linework overlay, the composition demonstrates Carter's ability to translate animated character models into richly painted book imagery. The saturated yellows of C-3PO and the cool blues of R2-D2 stand out against the muted interior tones, while Jessica's white flight suit anchors the scene with visual clarity. The illustrator board and overlay are mounted to framed foamboard measuring approximately 12.5 x 9 inches. As original book illustration art derived directly from the Droids animated series, this piece preserves the hand-painted interpretive stage that carried the show's characters from screen to page, capturing a quieter but character-driven moment within the larger adventure. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 800.00 - 1,200.00
13Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026Jerry VanderSteltN/AHasbro2007Star Wars 30th Anniversary Collection "Order 66" Target Exclusive 2-Pack Original Emperor Palpatine Package Artwork (Hasbro, 2007). Star Wars 30th Anniversary Collection "Order 66" Target Exclusive 2-Pack Original Emperor Palpatine Package Artwork (Hasbro, 2007). From the Brian Wilk Collection, this original package artwork was created for Hasbro's 30th Anniversary Collection "Order 66" Target exclusive 2-pack program and features Emperor Palpatine rendered in a dramatic, photo-realistic style. The image was used for the reverse packaging illustration of the "Order 66" 2-pack pairing Palpatine with Clone Commander Vill, issued as part of the multi-wave Target exclusive assortment produced during the 2007–2008 anniversary program. The artwork is attributed to Jerry VanderStelt, whose highly polished, luminous technique has become closely associated with modern Star Wars illustration. VanderStelt's work for Lucasfilm licensees, including Hasbro and Sideshow Collectibles, is recognized for its cinematic lighting and atmospheric depth, qualities evident in this depiction of Palpatine standing in shadow, illuminated by stark directional light that emphasizes the folds of his robe and the severity of his expression. The composition reflects the tone of the "Order 66" concept, centered on the pivotal moment marking the fall of the Jedi. The piece appears to be executed in acrylic on illustrator board and measures approximately 20 x 15 inches. It is signed "VanderStelt" and bears the handwritten notation "O-66-2," indicating its association with the Order 66 series and 2nd wave designation. As original packaging art created for a major retail exclusive within Hasbro's anniversary program, this work represents the intersection of licensed toy production and contemporary Star Wars illustration, preserving the painted source image behind a modern collectible release. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 800.00 - 1,200.00
14Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026N/AN/ALEGO2010LEGO Star Wars 2010 New York Toy Fair Promotional Book (LEGO, 2010). LEGO Star Wars 2010 New York Toy Fair Promotional Book (LEGO, 2010). From the collection of Derryl DePriest, and released in conjunction with the 2010 New York Toy Fair, this LEGO Star Wars promotional book was produced as a limited-distribution marketing piece during a period of continued expansion for the licensed theme. Rather than a mass-market retail catalog, the publication functioned as a curated showcase of the LEGO Star Wars line, highlighting key minifigure designs and reinforcing the brand's visual identity at a time when the theme had firmly established itself as a cornerstone of LEGO's portfolio. The book is immediately recognizable for its striking black cover, featuring an embossed image of Darth Vader along with raised LEGO stud detailing integrated into the design. Measuring approximately 12 pages in length, the interior is printed on thick, glossy cardstock and presents full-page headshots and color illustrations of various LEGO Star Wars minifigures. The format emphasizes character design and sculpted detail, underscoring the collectible appeal of the minifigure format that has defined the line since its 1999 debut. In the United States, copies were sent by the LEGO Shop to select "favorite customers" and provided to invited guests at the 2010 New York Toy Fair. In the United Kingdom, the book was offered as a promotional giveaway through Argos with qualifying LEGO Star Wars purchases. This controlled circulation has contributed to its relative scarcity in the secondary market compared to standard retail catalogs. Ephemeral promotional pieces tied to industry events such as Toy Fair often survive in far smaller numbers than retail products, and this example captures LEGO Star Wars at a mature, design-forward moment, presented through a format created specifically for insiders and devoted collectors. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 200.00 - 300.00
15Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026Joe JohnstonN/AN/AN/AStar Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back (TCF, 1980), Hand-Drawn Storyboard by Joe Johnston. Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back (TCF, 1980), Hand-Drawn Storyboard by Joe Johnston. Original hand-drawn storyboard from the production of Star Wars: Episode V, accomplished in pencil and ink on paper measuring 7.25" x 10". Illustration depicts Darth Vader's (James Earl Jones) Imperial video display viewing a live feed of the Hoth Echo Base that was transmitted by a probe droid. Art is framed within a black felt-tip ink border. Containing photocopy cutout glued to bottom titled "SHOT NO: VH 8 SCENE NO: 55C" with descriptive elements and notes for the animators at ILM. Joe Johnston was the Visual Effects Art Director for the film and drew early foundational concept art and storyboards for both characters and large battle sequences. Exhibiting signs of age and handling including small holes to all corners, crinkling, white out, and smudges. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 2,400.00 - 3,600.00
16Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026Wayne BarloweN/ALIFE Magazine1983Star Wars "George Lucas: Father of the Jedi" Original Painting for LIFE Magazine by Wayne Barlowe (LIFE, 1983). Star Wars "George Lucas: Father of the Jedi" Original Painting for LIFE Magazine by Wayne Barlowe (LIFE, 1983). Created in April 1983 by acclaimed illustrator Wayne Barlowe, this original painting was commissioned for and used in the June 1983 issue of LIFE Magazine in conjunction with the release of Return of the Jedi. The portrait presents George Lucas in profile, his silhouette transforming into the Star Wars universe he created, with Luke Skywalker, starfighters, planetary bodies, and Darth Vader integrated into the negative space of his hair and outline. The conceptual composition visually reinforces the feature's theme positioning Lucas as the architect of the saga at the culmination of the original trilogy. The work is executed in acrylic on ragboard and mounted to Bainbridge board, measuring approximately 19 x 24 inches overall. The original hinged acetate production overlay remains attached along the upper edge, bearing editorial notations and layout markings consistent with magazine reproduction processes of the early 1980s. The painting is signed "W. Barlowe" at lower right. The reverse bears Barlowe's studio stamp with his New York address and an inscription in silver marker reading "Wayne Barlowe 4/18/83," along with return instructions for editorial handling, confirming its period use and publication context. Created at the height of the Star Wars phenomenon and published in one of America's most widely circulated magazines, this original illustration represents a rare convergence of major artist, major publication, and pivotal franchise moment during the closing chapter of the original trilogy. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 2,400.00 - 3,600.00
17Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026N/AN/ASpectra Star1984Star Wars ROTJ 64" Streamer Kite Original Art (Spectra Star, 1984). Star Wars ROTJ 64" Streamer Kite Original Art (Spectra Star, 1984). Created in 1984 as production artwork for Spectra Star's 64-inch Return of the Jedi streamer kite, this original illustration represents the pre-manufacturing design used for the licensed consumer product. The composition features Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader engaged in lightsaber combat before a looming profile of Vader's helmet, rendered in high-contrast monochrome with radiating energy effects, a dynamic arrangement later adapted to the printed kite surface. The finished retail kite incorporated this artwork within a circular field at the upper portion of the sail, positioned above the multicolored streamer graphics characteristic of Spectra Star's keel-controlled designs. Executed in pastel on poster board, the artwork measures approximately 29 x 23 inches. As a piece of licensed product development art from the 1984 Return of the Jedi merchandising program, this work reflects the translation of cinematic imagery into mid-1980s outdoor novelty goods, preserving the original hand-rendered stage of a mass-produced Star Wars item. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 400.00 - 600.00
18Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026Dave FiloniN/ALucasfilm2011Star Wars: The Clone Wars Limited Edition Plo Koon vs. Bossk Art Print 26/125 Signed and Remarqued by Dave Filoni (Lucasfilm, 2011). Star Wars: The Clone Wars Limited Edition Plo Koon vs. Bossk Art Print 26/125 Signed and Remarqued by Dave Filoni (Lucasfilm, 2011). This licensed Clone Wars limited edition art print, numbered 26 of 125, presents a stylized confrontation between Jedi Master Plo Koon and the Trandoshan bounty hunter Bossk. Rendered in a dramatic, high-contrast palette, the composition places Plo Koon in the foreground with ignited blue lightsaber, facing Bossk amid a volatile battlefield atmosphere. The pairing reflects their adversarial roles during the Season 2 storyline culminating in "Lethal Trackdown," in which Bossk aligns with Aurra Sing and a young Boba Fett in an assassination plot that draws Jedi intervention. The scene is an interpretive illustration inspired by the animated series. The print is signed by Dave Filoni, supervising director of The Clone Wars and co-creator of several key characters introduced during the series' run. Filoni has additionally enhanced the piece with an original hand-drawn Ahsoka Tano remarque positioned above the primary artwork. The sketch visually links Plo Koon, an early mentor figure to Ahsoka within series continuity, to the broader Clone Wars character legacy that Filoni helped shape. Limited Clone Wars art prints of this size were produced for fan-facing events during the height of the animated series' popularity, with the small edition size of 125 reinforcing controlled distribution. The addition of a creator remarque transforms the piece from signed print to personalized presentation example. For collectors of The Clone Wars era, this work unites Jedi Master, bounty hunter, and Padawan in a single composition, anchored by the signature and hand of the series' guiding creative voice. Comes with PSA/DNA COA, Certification Number: AQ53602. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeNot Available
19Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026Ralph McQuarrie; Doug Chiang; Ken Ralston; Anthony DanielsN/AAbrams Books2016The Art of Ralph McQuarrie Lettered Deluxe Edition, Copy D (Abrams Books, 2016). The Art of Ralph McQuarrie Lettered Deluxe Edition, Copy D (Abrams Books, 2016). Published by Abrams in 2016, The Art of Ralph McQuarrie presents a comprehensive retrospective of the production paintings and concept illustrations that defined the visual identity of Star Wars. McQuarrie's collaboration with George Lucas established the aesthetic foundation of the saga, from early character studies to fully realized environments that shaped the original trilogy. This deluxe lettered edition is limited to 52 individually signed and lettered copies and is designated Copy D. The limitation page bears the signatures of Ralph McQuarrie, Doug Chiang, and Ken Ralston. Accompanying the volume is a separate page signed by Anthony Daniels beneath an early concept sketch of C-3PO, directly connecting McQuarrie's conceptual design work with the performer who brought the character to life on screen. The book is housed in its original wooden presentation box, measuring approximately 13.5 x 17 x 3 inches, with engraved titling to the exterior. Issued in a strictly limited lettered run and signed by key creative figures associated with the development of the Star Wars universe, this edition represents a premium presentation of McQuarrie's enduring artistic legacy. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 800.00 - 1,200.00
20Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026E.M. GistN/AN/Ac. 2021E.M. Gist, Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser: Halcyon Legacy #2 Cover Art, Featuring Aurra Sing (ca. 2021). E.M. Gist, Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser: Halcyon Legacy #2 Cover Art, Featuring Aurra Sing (ca. 2021). Original oil painting accomplished on 24" x 16" artist's board, featuring series character, the blaster-wielding bounty hunter Aurra Sing, rendered in realistic detail above fiery purple, red and orange hues, set against a painted white background above the Halcyon Galactic Starcruiser. E.G. "Erik" Gist is a comic book and sci-fi artist whose genre illustration work has been featured on many covers, including for Marvel, DC, Dark Horse and BOOM! Studios. This particular cover was created for a Star Wars series that tied into the launch of the now defunct Star Wars hotel, the Halcyon Galactic Starcruiser, and featured a flashback story in which bounty hunter Aurra Sing engages in a firefight aboard the star cruiser. Signed and dated by the artist in the lower right corner. Exhibits light handling wear, with bumped corners, edgewear and white paint flecks on the verso. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 800.00 - 1,200.00
21Heritage AuctionsMay 04, 2026E.M. GistN/AN/Ac. 2022E.M. Gist, Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser: Halcyon Legacy #5 Cover Art, Featuring the Bounty Hunter Bossk (ca. 2022). E.M. Gist, Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser: Halcyon Legacy #5 Cover Art, Featuring the Bounty Hunter Bossk (ca. 2022). Original oil painting accomplished on 24" x 16" artist's board, featuring the fearsome intergalactic bounty hunter Bossk, rendered in striking orange and blue tones, set against the backdrop of the Halcyon Galactic Starcruiser. E.G. "Erik" Gist is a comic book and sci-fi artist whose genre illustration work has been featured on many covers, including for Marvel, DC, Dark Horse and BOOM! Studios. This particular cover was created for a Star Wars series that tied into the launch of the now defunct Star Wars hotel, the Halcyon Galactic Starcruiser, and featured a story in which Bossk, one of the most feared bounty hunters in the galaxy, makes his way onto the ship in pursuit of his prey. Signed and dated by the artist in the lower right corner. Exhibits wear, with bumped corners, edgewear and an unevenly cut corner in the top left area. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeUSD 800.00 - 1,200.00
22Heritage AuctionsApril 30, 2026N/AN/AThe Pokemon Company2002Pokemon Latias & Latios 002/J Movie Jumbo Promo PSA Trading Card Game EX-MT 6 (The Pokemon Company, 2002). Pokemon Latias & Latios 002/J Movie Jumbo Promo PSA Trading Card Game EX-MT 6 (The Pokemon Company, 2002). Debuting in the movie Pokemon Heroes: Latios & Latias, the duo of Legendary Eon Pokemon featured on the card offered here is one of the most iconic duos seen in the Pokemon franchise! The film takes place in the city of Alto Mare, where the Legendary Pokemon Latias and Latios have been secretly living. The Japanese promotional jumbo card offered here, Latias & Latios 002/J, was given away to those who bought tickets to see the film. While the illustration mainly features Latias and Latios, Legendary Pokemon that appeared in previous films are also shown! PSA has certified 12 copies earning an EX-MT 6 grade with 56 graded higher. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeNot Available
23Heritage AuctionsApril 30, 2026N/AN/AThe Pokemon Company2005Pokemon Shadow Lugia Pokemon Scoop Jumbo Promo PSA Trading Card Game VG-EX 4 (The Pokemon Company, 2005). Pokemon Shadow Lugia Pokemon Scoop Jumbo Promo PSA Trading Card Game VG-EX 4 (The Pokemon Company, 2005). Released in Japan on August 4th, 2005 for the Nintendo GameCube, Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness is the sequel game to Pokemon Colosseum. These games were a unique spin-off in the Pokemon franchise, with this title featuring Shadow Lugia. This Pokemon was created by the criminal organization Cipher and was meant to be immune to purification, which plays a large part in the plot of the game. To promote the game, a jumbo promotional card was released as in insert with the Summer 2005 Special Edition issue of Pokemon Scoop. It was given to those who attended Pokemon Festa 2005 events. This card features the logo for the game below the illustration box. PSA has certified 12 copies earning a VG-EX 4 grade with 177 graded higher. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeNot Available
24Heritage AuctionsApril 30, 2026N/AN/ATop Seika2007-2008Pokemon Japanese Diamond & Pearl Luminous Card Gum Uncut Sheets Group of 2 (Top Seika, 2007-2008). Pokemon Japanese Diamond & Pearl Luminous Card Gum Uncut Sheets Group of 2 (Top Seika, 2007-2008). Offered in this lot is a group of 2 uncut sheets featuring some unique cards released for the Pokemon franchise. These are not from the TCG, but were instead released by Top Seika and feature Pokemon introduced in Generation IV through the Diamond and Pearl video games. Known as the Pokemon Luminous Card Gum series, the set consists of 72 cards which where distributed in packs that contained a piece of gum and two cards. Each sheet offered here includes 36 cards, which are also unique! While one side features a normal illustration of the Pokemon and some of their stats, the other side features colorless illustrations. This is because these are made to glow! Both sheets measure approximately 18.5" x 25.5". Note that they have both been folded vertically and horizontally. The overall condition is Good. This is Heritage's first time offering these rare sheets, so you won't want to miss out! HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeNot Available
25Heritage AuctionsApril 30, 2026TOKIYAN/AThe Pokemon Company2019Pokemon Green's Exploration 196 Japanese TAG TEAM GX: Tag All Stars CGC Trading Card Game Pristine 10 (The Pokemon Company, 2019) Super Rare, Holo. Pokemon Green's Exploration 196 Japanese TAG TEAM GX: Tag All Stars CGC Trading Card Game Pristine 10 (The Pokemon Company, 2019) Super Rare, Holo. If you played the Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! games, then you surely recognize the trainer featured on this high-grade card! Offered here is Green's Exploration 196, from the Japanese Sun & Moon Era subset High Class Pack TAG TEAM GX: All Stars. This Supporter card features adorable full artwork of Green with her Squirtle at her side! The illustration was done by TOKIYA. CGC has certified 57 copies earning a Pristine 10 grade with only 2 graded higher. HID03411272023 © 2026 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved www.HA.com/TexasAuctioneerLicenseNoticeNot Available
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