Lillian Bassman1917 - 2012 Night Bloom, Anneliese Seubert, New York Times Magazine, Paris, Ball Gown by Haute Couture Givenchy by John Gallianogelatin silver print, signed and numbered in pencil on the reversesheet: 14 by 11 in. (35.6 by 27.9 cm.)framed: 21 by 17 in. (53.3 by 43.2 cm.)&nbsp;&nbsp;Executed in 1996, printed later, this print is number 22 from an edition of 25. Please note: This item is excluded from complimentary shipping. Shipping quote will be calculated at time of purchase. For further information on the condition of this work please contact <a href="mailto:Anabel.Wold@Sothebys.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Anabel.Wold@Sothebys.com</a>

Night Bloom, Anneliese Seubert, New York Times Magazine, Paris, Ball Gown by Haute Couture Givenchy by John Galliano

Fine Books and Manuscripts, Including Americana. Part 2

Remarque, Erich Maria All Quiet on the Western Front. London: G.P. Putnam and Sons, 1929 8vo (186 x 124 mm). Half-title; preliminary leaves toned with some offsetting, text block shaken, a few stray stains, mostly to margins, last few leaves toned. Publisher's oatmeal cloth lettered in green to upper cover and spine, top stained blue; upper cover and fore edge stained at lower right corner, spine sunned and frayed at foot. Pictorial jacket printed in red, black, and blue with a rat atop a skull and helmet, with "German Opinions" to front flap; spine faintly sunned and with some chips at head and foot, small tears with some loss at extremities. Housed in a custom clamshell case. Later printing (July 1929) of Remarque's anti-war classic, in a variant pictorial dust jacket. Inscribed to the front free endpaper in German in the year of publication: "Herrn Dr. Carnes Weeks / Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Berlin, 12. Okt. 1929 / Erich Maria Remarque [Dr. Carnes Weeks / With best wishes / Berlin, 12. Oct[ober]. 1929 / Erich Maria Remarque]." "This book is to be neither an accusation nor a confession, and least of all an adventure, for death is not an adventure to those who stand face to face with it," Remarque boldly proclaims opposite from the copyright page. "It will try simply to tell of a generation of men who, even though they may have escaped its shells, were destroyed by war." It is possible that the inscription is to Dr. Carnes Weeks of New York, who served as a senior attending surgeon at Bellevue Hospital and taught at the College of Physicians and Surgeons in the first half of the twentieth century. Weeks was a witness to the effects of war, serving as a specialist in gunshot wounds of the chest and later as the medical advisor of the American Scandinavian Field Hospital, which sought to aid soldiers during the Second World War. While there are no direct ties between Weeks and Remarque or Berlin, it also appears that he was best man at the wedding of legendary world-champion boxer Gene Tunney; indeed, in December 1929, Tunney returned from his fifteen-month honeymoon tour of Europe, and Weeks greeted the newlyweds on the pier. Perhaps the present lot was a present brought back from those travels. Inscribed copies of Remarque's works are rare—Rare Book Hub records approximately seven signed copies at auction, of which five were inscribed. REFERENCES "Hospital Formed to Help Finland," The New York Times, 11 February 1940, https://www.nytimes.com/1940/02/11/archives/hospital-formed-to-help-finland-american-scandinavian-field-unit.html, accessed online 21 May 2026; "Tunney Returns, Chats on Fighters," The New York Times, 4 December 1929, https://www.nytimes.com/1929/12/04/archives/tunney-returns-chats-on-fighters-but-exchampion-indicates-his.html, accessed online 21 May 2026 PROVENANCE Dr. Carnes Weeks (inscription to front free endpaper)

View 1 of Lot 422: Remarque, Erich Maria | All Quiet on the Western Front, a rare presentation copy

remarque, erich maria | all quiet on the western front, a rare presentation copy

Fitzgerald, F. Scott Tender is the Night. New York: Scribner’s, 1934 8vo. Leaves lightly toned. Publisher’s dark blue-green boards, gilt-lettered spine; some stains, spine lightly sunned. Illustrated dust-jacket depicting a Riviera scene; spine panel lightly faded and rubbed. Green morocco clamshell case. First edition of the author's other masterpiece. Tender in the Night was Fitzgerald's last novel and, in his own opinion, his finest work. In the nine years which had passed between the publication of The Great Gatsby and the appearance of Tender is the Night in April 1934, anticipation and expectation had built around what would be Fitzgerald's last novel. However, upon publication, it achieved neither the acclaim nor the sales for which Fitzgerald hoped, an outcome which puzzled him for the rest of his life. This was despite a number of overwhelmingly positive reviews, including that of John Chamberlain for The New York Times, who wrote: "Mr. Fitzgerald has not forgotten his craftsmanship... Beyond the story, there is [his] ability to catch the 'essence of a continent,' the flavor of a period, the fragrance of a night and a snatch of old song, in a phrase." REFERENCES Bruccoli A14.1a; Connolly 79

View 1 of Lot 406: Fitzgerald, F. Scott | Tender is the Night, first edition 

fitzgerald, f. scott | tender is the night, first edition

[Gandhi, Mohandas K.] A portable spinning wheel, given by Gandhi to Mariam and Lilabati Ghose, ca. February 1932 Indian teak box (approx. 230 x 910 x 40 mm when fully opened), hollow metal handle; string and thread lacking, a few minor cracks to wood, some wear and rust, lacking one screw at metal closure, but wheels rotate smoothly. Gandhi's presentation gift of one of the most important symbols of the Indian independence movement. Mariam and Lilabati were the daughters of Sailendra Nath Ghose, then the president of the India National Congress of America. At the ages of 7 and 4, respectively, the girls sailed on the Europa to greet Gandhi in London, while he attended the second Round Table Conference, and presented him with messages from sympathizers in Boston, Chicago, New York, Pittsburgh, and Baltimore, along with a personal invitation to visit the United States. Traveling with their mother, as their father was denied a British passport, they traveled in third class—"keeping with the spirit of a mission to the ascetic Indian leader," a New York Times article about the voyage quipped—and were eager to see Gandhi in person (15 October 1931). Their hopes, however, were soon quashed; while Gandhi agreed to meet the girls and smiled upon reading the invitations, he declined, explaining, "America is not ready to receive me" (23 October 1931). But Gandhi promised the girls a gift, and in early 1932, the girls received the present charkha, or spinning wheel. Spinning wheels were essential to Gandhi's vision of Indian unity and independence; they symbolized pre-industrial textile production and economic self-reliance independent of British goods. In fact, he is sometimes credited with the invention of the portable charkha during his time in the Yerwada prison; he devoted an hour each day to spinning thread and encouraged all Indians to do the same. The act became iconographic as a form of protest. Margaret Bourke-White's 1946 portrait of Gandhi at his spinning wheel is one of the most recognizable images of the leader, and it was at Gandhi's encouragement that a spinning wheel was included in the design for the new flag of the Indian National Congress. Gandhi appears to have gifted several spinning wheels to others, including one in 1935 to the American Free Methodist missionary Reverend Floyd A. Puffer and another in 1942 to the industrialist Henry Ford in 1942. The present lot appeared on the Antiques Roadshow on 26 January 2015. REFERENCES "Children Sail, Bearing Invitation for Gandhi; Mariam and Lilabati Ghose Take Pleas From Five Cities for Visit by Mahatma," The New York Times, 15 October 1931, https://www.nytimes.com/1931/10/15/archives/children-sail-bearing-invitation-for-gandhi-mariam-and-lilabati.html, accessed 10 May 2026; "Gandhi Refuses Invitation; Disappoints Girls Who Journey From America With Mayors' Pleas," The New York Times, 23 October 1931, https://www.nytimes.com/1931/10/23/archives/gandhi-refuses-invitation-disappoints-girls-who-journey-from.html, accessed 10 May 2026; cf. The Henry Ford Museum 42.142.1 PROVENANCE Mohandas K. Gandhi, presented to — Mariam and Lilabati Ghose — thence by descent — Christie's, 2 February 2024, lot 150

View 1 of Lot 481: [Gandhi, Mohandas K.] | The independence leader gifts a symbol of resistance

[gandhi, mohandas k.] | the independence leader gifts a symbol of resistance

Fitzgerald, F. Scott All the Sad Young Men. New York: Scribner’s, 1926 8vo. Leaves lightly toned. Publisher’s green cloth boards, upper cover lettered in blind, spine gilt-lettered, original unclipped pictorial dust-jacket with cover image by Cleon in green and black; dust-jacket cleanly split along front cover fold, minor loss at head. Custom clamshell case. First edition, first issue, of Fitzgerald's third collection of stories (containing nine), including several of his finest: "The Rich Boy," "Winter Dreams," "The Baby Party," "Absolution," and "The Sensible Thing." These stories were first collected in February 1926, and originally published in journals. Writing to his editor Maxwell Perkins, Fitzgerald wrote of the title that "seven stories deal with young men of my generation in rather unhappy moods." Of the nine stories, "Absolution" was the one of the best-received, and originally written to provide backstory to The Great Gatsby. Several of the other the stories interweave semi-autobiographical moments of Fitzgerald's marriage with Zelda and his time and classmates at Princeton. Its review in the The New York Times held All the Sad Young Men to tough standards after the success of The Great Gatsby: "It must be said that the collection as a whole is not sustained to the high excellence of 'The Great Gatsby,' but it has stories of fine insight and finished craft....He has written a book of mellow, mature, ironic, entertaining stories, and one of them, at least, challenges the best of our contemporary output." REFERENCES Bruccoli A1.12.a; Kuel, F. Scott Fitzgerald: a study of short fiction, 52

View 1 of Lot 405: Fitzgerald, F. Scott | All the Sad Young Men, first edition

fitzgerald, f. scott | all the sad young men, first edition

Fitzgerald, F. Scott Taps at Reveille. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1935 8vo. Pages 349–352 uncancelled; a few stray spots near gutter, faint toning, scattered staining to pp. 267–275. Original dark green cloth, spine gilt-lettered; a little cocked, slight wear to cloth with very minor fraying at head and tail of spine, one or two stains to fore-edge. Original pictorial dust jacket; front flap clipped, old tape repairs, wear with some loss primarily to folds, spine very slightly sunned. Custom slipcase and folding chemise. First edition, first state of Fitzgerald’s Taps at Reveille, the final publication of short stories within the author’s lifetime. Taps at Reveille represents a compilation of Fitzgerald’s favorite short stories composed over the previous decade. This would also be the last collection of stories published in his lifetime. Originally written for The Saturday Evening Post, some were viewed as “a bit too sexy,” and then censored accordingly (Rothman). The edits remain in this version, but “the characteristic seal of his brilliance [nonetheless] stamps the entire book” (Walton). REFERENCES Bruccoli A18.I.a1; Rothman, “Uncensored F. Scott Fitzgerald Stories Released for the First Time,” in TIME; Walton, “Scott Fitzgerald's Tales,” in The New York Times

View 1 of Lot 407: Fitzgerald, F. Scott | Taps at Reveille, first edition

fitzgerald, f. scott | taps at reveille, first edition

Maclean, Norman A River Runs Through It. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, [1973] 8vo (215 x 135 mm). Inscribed by Maclean on the front free endpaper, half-title, with the truncated 9-digit ISBN code on copyright page, and "adways" (for "always") on p. 27. Publisher's blue cloth, spine lettered in silver, cream endpaper; minor rubbing to foot of spine. Original blue dust-jacket, pictorially printed in black and lettered in white; minor rubbing to edges. Generally a lovely copy. First edition, first printing, presentation copy. “Eventually, all things merge into one, and a river runs through it. The river was cut by the world's great flood and runs over rocks from the basement of time. On some of the rocks are timeless raindrops. Under the rocks are the words, and some of the words are theirs. I am haunted by waters.” ― Norman Maclean, A River Runs Through It and Other Stories Fifty years ago, Norman Maclean published A River Runs Through It and Other Stories (1976). Maclean was 73 years old, and this was his first work of original fiction. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, it went on to sell more than a million copies, and is now considered a classic. "The novella almost never came to be. Maclean worked for 45 years as an English teacher and administrator at the University of Chicago, a stern but beloved figure on campus. Upon retirement in 1973, he wrote to a friend and said, 'I think I’ll try a little writing'" (Burke). A professor of English literature, Maclean published only two academic articles over the course of his career at the University of Chicago. He'd intended to compose a work on fly fishing. Instead, he penned a poignant exploration of nature, family, masculinity, faith, and addiction. Signed or inscribed copies are rare on the market. REFERENCES Burke, Monte, "Could ‘A River Runs Through It’ Have Been a Hit Today?" in The New York Times, 20 April 2026, accessed 21 April 2026: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/20/books/could-a-river-runs-through-it-have-been-a-hit-today.html

View 1 of Lot 415: Maclean, Norman | A River Runs Through It, first edition, inscribed by Maclean

maclean, norman | a river runs through it, first edition, inscribed by maclean

The Jay T. Snider Collection of Benjamin Franklin

[New Jersey — Proprietors of the Eastern-Division]

[New Jersey — Proprietors of the Eastern-Division] A Bill in the Chancery of New-Jersey at the Suit of John Earl of Stair, and others, Proprietors of the Eastern-Division of New-Jersey; against Benjamin Bond, and some other Persons of Elizabeth-Town, distinguished by name of the Clinker Lot Right Men. With Three large Maps, done from Copper-Plates. To which is added; the Publications of the Council of Proprietors of East New-Jersey, and Mr. Nevill's Speeches to the General Assembly, concerning the Riots committed in New-Jersey, and the Pretences of the Rioters, and their Seducers. These Papers will give a better Light into the History and Constitution of New-Jersey, than any thing hitherto published, the mMatters whereof have been chiefly Collected from Records. New York: Published by Subscription: Printed by James Parker, in New-York, 1747; and a few copies are to be sold by him, and Benjamin Franklin, in Philadelphia Folio (349 x 216 mm). Text in two columns, three folded engraved maps with contemporary outline color, engraved and printed by James Turner in Boston after Lewis Evans of Philadelphia, the third map on two sheets joined; Moderately spotted and toned throughout, a darker stain affecting leaves U2–3, a small area of offsetting in the lower margin of leaf 2C2, the maps with a few very short tears at edges and some inky marginal fingerprint marks (apparently originating in James Turner's printshop), Map No. II with a tiny paper repair at bottom edge, trimmed along the platemark at right edge without touching the printing, Map No. III with small chips, splits, and tears, but professionally restored and laid-down on Japanese tissue. Contemporary marbled boards backed with modern calf; boards quite worn, hinges reinforced. Half blue morocco folding-case. First edition. The Bill in the Chancery of New-Jersey, printed by James Parker and published in partnership with Benjamin Franklin, deals with a lengthy legal dispute between the colony's proprietors and the Elizabethtown Associates over land titles and taxation. The controversy eventually led to a major local uprising, now sometimes seen as a regional precursor to the American Revolution. The problems that this bill sought to resolve began in 1664, when Charles II granted his brother James, the Duke of York, New Jersey as a reward for having overthrown the Dutch in New York. Soon after, his colonial governor, Colonel Richard Nicholls, allowed a group of English settlers to buy a tract of land just to the West of Staten Island from the Lenni Lenape people. Their deed was confirmed by Nicholls in June of 1664. The tract was then surveyed, a town laid out, and Elizabethtown was established. Meanwhile, back in England, James gave his colony to Lord John Berkeley and Sir George Carteret. When their governor arrived, he demanded that the Elizabethtown settlers pay quitrents on the lands they had settled. The Elizabethtown Associates, as they came to be known, citing the lack of a provision for quitrents on their deed, refused to pay. "Thus began one of the most famous controversies in the early history of New Jersey. Over the years the numbers of disputants increased dramatically as more individuals began to own shares and fractions of shares of the proprietorship of New Jersey" (Felcone). The Associates continued to survey and sell their lands, while the proprietors repeatedly tried legal and civil suits against them. Over time, the dispute stretched into the third and fourth generations of Elizabethtown residents. The newer Associates, known as the Clinker Lot Right Men, even established a legal fund to help defend their titles. James Alexander, a surveyor and prominent attorney in New York and New Jersey, stepped in on behalf of the Proprietors to try and settle the dispute. In 1741, he suggested that the suit be settled in Chancery by English Bill, where one decree could settle all the individual suits simultaneously. Alexander prepared his bill (pp. 3–81), a legal argument "of great subtlety and complexity," and submitted it in April 1745 (Streeter). He then shifted his focus to having it printed and distributed. Lewis Evans, an associate of Franklin agreed to draw the maps, while James Turner, a Boston silversmith, would engrave and print them. The text sheets would be printed by Parker in New York. However, securing the funding took time. By April 1746, with a war of words ongoing in the New York press and the Clinker Lot Right Men riots at their peak (appendix, pp. 1–11), a second and third Bill were drafted to calm the situation (appendix, pp. 13–24, and pp. 25–39). The dispute between the Elizabethtown Associates and the proprietors would never, in fact, be fully resolved—it was still ongoing when the Revolutionary War broke outm making the claims of the proprietors moot. The three engraved maps are among the earliest American maps of the region. Per the imprint, the price of a bound copy with colored maps was 3 Pounds. According to Felcone, "it would appear that about 60 sets of the maps were 'colored.'" As such, this is a rare survival in the deluxe format of an important colonial text. The maps are: "Map I" shows the middle British colonies along the coastline from Boston Harbor to Cape Hatteras, the cartouche provides a key to place-names in English and Dutch, and a coloring guide. "Map II" is of New Jersey, centered on Essex County and Elizabethtown, also showing all of New York City, with "Part of Pensylvania" and "Part of New York" at the corners. "Map III" shows the disputed area in great detail, with a grid and individual properties marked and titled. The area is bordered with the Raritan River on the south, Hackinsack Bay and the shores of Staten Island to the east, the Cushetunk Hills at the west, and the North Mountains to the north. REFERENCES Miller 426; ESTC W2730; Evans 6021–6024; Felcone 197; Streeter sale II:918 PROVENANCE Bennington Gill (signature on title, dated 1855) — Fred Gerken (purchased from Roger A. Lyon, twentieth-century pencil inscription on front pastedown)

View 1 of Lot 41: New Jersey | A Bill in the Chancery of New-Jersey, with three of the earliest American maps of the region

new jersey | a bill in the chancery of new-jersey, with three of the earliest american maps of the region

(Poe, Edgar Allan) — Sarah Helen Whitman

(Poe, Edgar Allan) — Sarah Helen Whitman Edgar Poe and His Critics. New York: Rudd and Carleton, 1860 12mo (182 x 115 mm). Half-title, publisher's advertisements at end; minor toning, one or two stray spots, marginal chip to half-title. Full brown morocco, bound by Frank Lawrence Embree, spin with raised bands in six compartments, top edge gilt, turn ins with multiple gilt rules, marbled endpapers, original brown cloth cover bound in at end; extremities rubbed, split to head of spine, upper joint starting, some offsetting onto endpapers. First edition. Sarah Helen Whitman—once the object of Edgar Allan Poe's affection—was a transcendentalist, and a talented essayist and poet in her own right. Poe and Whitman exchanged letters and poetry for some time before becoming engaged in 1848. Poe vowed to remain sober during their engagement, but this promise was broken within days. Beyond this, Whitman's mother discovered that Poe was also pursuing Annie Richmond. Still, the wedding had come so close to occurring that in January 1849, a newspaper in New London, Connecticut, had announced their union.

View 1 of Lot 420: (Poe, Edgar Allan) — Sarah Helen Whitman | An early appraisal by the poet's one-time fiancée

(poe, edgar allan) — sarah helen whitman | an early appraisal by the poet's one-time fiancée

Fine Watches

Dial: silvered, enamel chapter ring Caliber: cal. 18.69N mechanical, 15 jewels Movement number: 5'147'587 Case: sterling silver, hinged cuvette and engraved case back Case number: 3, 35, and 5'147'587 Closure: sterling silver buckle Size: 48 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: no Accessories: wooden presentation box and additional leather NATO strap.

View 1 of Lot 601: Weems Second Setting | An oversized silver pilot's wristwatch with sidereal time and enamel dial, Circa 1930

weems second setting | an oversized silver pilot's wristwatch with sidereal time and enamel dial, circa 1930

Important Watches

Dial: black Caliber: cal. 3285 automatic, 31 jewels Movement number: V7'749'0T7 Case: stainless steel, screw-down case back Case number: 8C'P54'786 Closure: stainless steel Rolex Jubilee bracelet and folding clasp Size: 40 mm diameter, bracelet circumference approximately 190 m Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Rolex presentation box with outer packaging, warranty card, leather card holder, booklets, two hang tags, and two additional links

View 1 of Lot 3: Reference 126710BLRO GMT-Master II 'Pepsi' | A stainless steel automatic dual time wristwatch with date and bracelet, Circa 2019

reference 126710blro gmt-master ii 'pepsi' | a stainless steel automatic dual time wristwatch with date and bracelet, circa 2019

Dial: silvered guilloché Caliber: cal. 8011 MC automatic, 28 jewels Case: 18k pink gold, sapphire crystal display back secured by eight screws Case number: 3'477, 84'095'3RX Closure: 18k pink gold folding clasp Size: 42 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: no

View 1 of Lot 540: Reference W1556220 Rotonde De Cartier | A pink gold automatic dual time wristwatch with date and day/night indication, Circa 2015

reference w1556220 rotonde de cartier | a pink gold automatic dual time wristwatch with date and day/night indication, circa 2015

Dial: white Caliber: cal. 3185 automatic, 31 jewels Movement number: 6'061'621 Case: stainless steel, screw down case back Case number: N'135'774 Closure: stainless steel Rolex Oyster bracelet with folding clasp Size: 40 mm diameter, bracelet circumference is approximately 180 mm Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: no

View 1 of Lot 391: Reference 16570 Explorer II | A stainless steel automatic dual time zone wristwatch with date and bracelet, Circa 1991

reference 16570 explorer ii | a stainless steel automatic dual time zone wristwatch with date and bracelet, circa 1991

Dial: silvered guilloché Caliber: cal. 2800 automatic, jeweled Case: 18k yellow gold, sapphire crystal display back secured by four screws Case number: no. 05 Closure: 18k yellow gold Franck Muller buckle Size: 43 x 31 mm Signed: dial and movement signed by maker, case signed by maker and retailer Box: no Papers: no Accessories: facsimiles of Franck Muller certificate dated 18 September 1996, Garrard purchase invoice and valuation, and programming instructions

View 1 of Lot 637: Reference 2852 MB Master Banker | Retailed by Garrard: A limited edition yellow gold automatic triple time zone wristwatch with date, Circa 1996

reference 2852 mb master banker | retailed by garrard: a limited edition yellow gold automatic triple time zone wristwatch with date, circa 1996

Dial: white gold Caliber: cal. 1499.3 mechanical, 40 jewels Case: platinum, sapphire crystal display back secured by six screws Case number: 447-RN Closure: platinum F. P. Journe buckle Size: 40 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: F. P. Journe presentation boxes with outer packaging, Certificate of Authenticity card confirming the individual number of the piece as 447-RN (undated), Operating Instructions booklet, and polishing cloth

View 1 of Lot 66: Chronomètre à Résonance | A platinum dual time zone wristwatch with power reserve indication, Circa 2008

chronomètre à résonance | a platinum dual time zone wristwatch with power reserve indication, circa 2008

Dial: black Caliber: cal. 3186 automatic, 31 jewels Case: 18k white gold, screw down case back Case number: 09'L10'7Q3 Closure: 18k white gold Rolex Oyster bracelet with folding clasp Size: 40 mm diameter, bracelet circumference approximately 195 mm Signed: case, dial, and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Rolex presentation box with outer packaging, International Guarantee card dated 5 May 2017, booklet, and hangtag

View 1 of Lot 312: Reference 116719BLRO GMT-Master II 'Pepsi' | A white gold automatic dual time wristwatch with date and bracelet, Circa 2017

reference 116719blro gmt-master ii 'pepsi' | a white gold automatic dual time wristwatch with date and bracelet, circa 2017

Dial: brown Caliber: cal. 1570 automatic, 26 jewels Movement number: D'325'181 Case: 18k yellow gold, screw down case back Case number: 1'467'537 Closure: 18k yellow gold Rolex Oyster bracelet with folding clasp Size: 40 mm diameter, bracelet circumference is approximately 175 mm Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: no Accessories: Heritage Auctions Certificate of Sale confirming that the present lot was acquired directly from actor Peter Fonda; the piece was originally offered in Heritage’s Music and Entertainment Memorabilia Auction held on October 6, 2007, and one additional 18k yellow gold Rolex Oyster bracelet Weight: approximately 128.50 g

View 1 of Lot 79: Reference 1675 GMT-Master 'Nipple Dial' | A yellow gold automatic dual time zone wristwatch with date and bracelet, Owned and screen worn by Peter Fonda in Easy Rider (1969), Circa 1966

reference 1675 gmt-master 'nipple dial' | a yellow gold automatic dual time zone wristwatch with date and bracelet, owned and screen worn by peter fonda in easy rider (1969), circa 1966

Dial: matte brown Caliber: cal. 1570 automatic, 26 jewels Movement number: D'688'539 Case: 18k yellow gold, screw down case back Case number: 3'902'298 Closure: 18k yellow gold Rolex Jubilee bracelet with folding clasp Size: 40 mm diameter, bracelet circumference approximately 200 mm Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Rolex presentation box with outer packaging, Guarantee Paper dated August 1976 (punched), Authorized Service Invoice to Don Nunley dated 8 April 1992 and 17 May 1992, Official Chronometer Certification, 1976-77 Calendar Card, service instructions slip, 50 Years of the Rolex Oyster sticker badge, and hangtags

View 1 of Lot 74: Reference 1675 GMT-Master 'Root Beer' | A yellow gold automatic dual time wristwatch with date, bracelet, and nipple dial, Owned and Worn by Don Nunley the Propmaster for the movie Le Mans, Circa 1975

reference 1675 gmt-master 'root beer' | a yellow gold automatic dual time wristwatch with date, bracelet, and nipple dial, owned and worn by don nunley the propmaster for the movie le mans, circa 1975

Dial: silvered, guilloché Caliber: cal. 2120/2808 automatic, 41 jewels Movement number: 550'122 Case: 18k white gold, sapphire crystal display back secured by six screws Case number: G 38'597 Closure: 18k white gold Audemars Piguet folding clasp Size: 43 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Audemars Piguet winding box bearing a plaque from the William J. Clinton Foundation, accompanied by key and outer packaging, Certificate of Warranty and Authenticity booklet dated February 15th, 2008, facsimiles of letters from the William Jefferson Clinton's Foundation from April 2008, moon calendar for years 2007-2014, and hangtag

View 1 of Lot 162: Reference 26258BC.OO.D002CR.01057 Jules Audemars 'The White House' Equation of Time | A white gold automatic perpetual calendar with equation of time, moon phases, sunrise/sunset and leap year indications calibrated for The White House, Made for the Clinton Foundation, Circa 2008

reference 26258bc.oo.d002cr.01057 jules audemars 'the white house' equation of time | a white gold automatic perpetual calendar with equation of time, moon phases, sunrise/sunset and leap year indications calibrated for the white house, made for the clinton foundation, circa 2008

Dial: cloisonné enamel dial depicting the continents of America, Europe, and Africa

Dial: cloisonné enamel dial depicting the continents of America, Europe, and Africa Caliber: cal. 240 HU automatic, 33 jewels Movement number: 5'530'405 Case: 18k yellow gold, screw down sapphire crystal display back Case number: 4'523'181 Closure: 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe folding clasp Size: 40 mm diameter Signed: case and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Patek Philippe presentation box with outer packaging, Certificate of Origin dated August 24th, 2010, Operating Instructions booklet, booklets, leather bi-fold, factory service box, and hangtag

View 1 of Lot 62: Reference 5131J-001 World Time | A yellow gold automatic world time wristwatch with cloisonné enamel dial, Circa 2010

reference 5131j-001 world time | a yellow gold automatic world time wristwatch with cloisonné enamel dial, circa 2010

LOUIS VUITTON for UNICEF Auction Items

Material: Golden and black steel structure with golden brackets and two sandblasted rotating discs; a pentagon and a hexagon of the structure are set with 144 white round-cut diamonds and 120 treated black diamonds, 1.04 carat total

Material: Golden and black steel structure with golden brackets and two sandblasted rotating discs; a pentagon and a hexagon of the structure are set with 144 white round-cut diamonds and 120 treated black diamonds, 1.04 carat total Functions: Hours and minutes Caliber: L'Epée 1839 MV.7452/000, mechanical manual-winding Power Reserve: 8 days Winding: Manual winding with a golden steel key Base: Black leather with Louis Vuitton golden stud Size: Clock: 150 mm diameter Leather base: 12.2 mm diameter, 2.2 mm height Total weight: 3.3 kg Trunk: Presented in a bespoke trophy-style trunk in Louis Vuitton Monogram canvas handcrafted in atelier Asnières Closed: 300 mm W × 290 mm D × 320 mm H Open: 525 mm W × 340 mm D × 530 mm H

View 1 of Lot 1: Louis Vuitton Unity Time Object

louis vuitton unity time object

Dial: silvered guilloché Caliber: cal. 519F automatic, 38 jewels Movement number: 01'710 Case: 18k white gold, sapphire crystal display back secured by six screws Case number: 3237 S Closure: 18k white gold Breguet folding clasp Size: 40 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Breguet presentation box with outer packaging, Certificate of Origin and Warranty (undated), Operating Instructions booklet, booklets, and hangtag

View 1 of Lot 318: Reference 5707BB/12/9V6 Le Réveil du Tsar | A white gold dual time zone wristwatch with date, alarm, and power reserve indication, Circa 2005

reference 5707bb/12/9v6 le réveil du tsar | a white gold dual time zone wristwatch with date, alarm, and power reserve indication, circa 2005

Reference 116.021 Dial: silvered Caliber: cal. L031.1 mechanical, 54 jewels Movement number: 50'633 Case: 18k yellow gold, sapphire crystal display back secured by six screws Case number: 160'376 Closure: 18k yellow gold A. Lange & Söhne buckle Size: 41.9 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Reference 116.025 Dial: silvered Caliber: cal. L031.1 mechanical, 54 jewels Movement number: 50'470 Case: platinum, sapphire crystal display back secured by six screws Case number: 160'544 Closure: platinum A. Lange & Söhne buckle Size: 41.9 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Reference 116.032 Dial: silvered Caliber: cal. L031.1 mechanical, 54 jewels Movement number: 50'824 Case: 18k pink gold, sapphire crystal display back secured by six screws Case number: 160'475 Closure: 18k pink gold A. Lange & Söhne buckle Size: 41.9 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: A. Lange & Söhne presentation box designed to accommodate three watches with outer packaging, three individual presentation boxes with outer packaging, Guarantee and Service book confirming reference 116.021 Lange 1 Zeitzone dated 8 July 2025, Guarantee and Service book confirming 116.025 Zeitzone dated 8 July 2025, Guarantee and Service book confirming 116.032 Zeitzone dated 8 July 2025, Operating Instructions books, and leather bi-folds

View 1 of Lot 84: References 116.021, 116.025 & 116.032 Lange 1 Zeitzone | A set of three limited edition GMT world time wristwatches with date, power reserve, and double day/night indications Circa 2005

references 116.021, 116.025 & 116.032 lange 1 zeitzone | a set of three limited edition gmt world time wristwatches with date, power reserve, and double day/night indications circa 2005

Dial: brown Caliber: cal. 1570 automatic, 26 jewels Movement number: D50'899 Case: 14k yellow gold and stainless steel, screw down case back Case number: 5'205'164 Closure: 14k yellow gold and stainless steel Rolex USA Jubilee bracelet with folding clasp Size: 40 mm diameter, bracelet circumference approximately 190 mm Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: no

View 1 of Lot 340: Reference 1675 GMT-Master 'Root Beer' | A yellow gold and stainless steel automatic dual time wristwatch with date, bracelet, and nipple dial, Circa 1978

reference 1675 gmt-master 'root beer' | a yellow gold and stainless steel automatic dual time wristwatch with date, bracelet, and nipple dial, circa 1978

Dial: silvered Caliber: cal. 929 automatic, 36 jewels Movement number: 2'482'891 Case: 18k yellow gold, case back secured by four screws Case number: 1293 Closure: 18k yellow gold Jaeger-LeCoultre buckle Size: 38 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: no Accessories: setting pin

View 1 of Lot 464: Reference 169.1.92 Géographique | A yellow gold automatic dual time zone wristwatch with date, 24-hour and power reserve indication, Circa 1990

reference 169.1.92 géographique | a yellow gold automatic dual time zone wristwatch with date, 24-hour and power reserve indication, circa 1990

Dial: mother of pearl and pavé-set diamond

Dial: mother of pearl and pavé-set diamond Caliber: quartz, jeweled Case: stainless steel, screw down case back Case number: A4709 Closure: stainless steel Jacob & Co. folding clasp Size: 48mm Signed: case, dial, and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Jacob & Co. presentation box and outer packaging, undated Instruction & Warranty booklet

View 1 of Lot 716: The Five Time Zones | A stainless steel five time zone wristwatch, Circa 2008

the five time zones | a stainless steel five time zone wristwatch, circa 2008

Dial: mother of pearl and pavé-set diamond Caliber: quartz, jeweled Case: stainless steel, snap on case back Case number: A3427 Closure: stainless steel Jacob & Co. folding clasp Size: 48mm Signed: case, dial, and movement Box: yes Papers: no

View 1 of Lot 717: The Five Time Zones | A stainless steel five time zone wristwatch, Circa 2008

Dial: black Caliber: cal. OP XIII automatic, 35 jewels Movement number: 3'303'027 Case: stainless steel, case back secured by four screws Case number: OP 6604, BB 1'121'381, G0681/1000 Closure: stainless steel Panerai double folding clasp Size: 42 x 42 mm Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: no

View 1 of Lot 635: Reference PAM00184 Radiomir | A limited edition stainless steel automatic dual time zone wristwatch with date, Circa 2005

reference pam00184 radiomir | a limited edition stainless steel automatic dual time zone wristwatch with date, circa 2005

Dial: black Caliber: cal.1030 automatic, 25 jewels Movement number: N819'765 Case: stainless steel, screw down case back Case number: 397'545 Closure: stainless steel Rolex folding clasp Size: 38mm Signed: case, dial, and movement Box: yes Papers: no Accessories: Rolex presentation box with outer packaging, Rolex hang tag

View 1 of Lot 333: Reference 6542 GMT Master | A stainless steel automatic dual time wristwatch with date and bracelet, Circa 1958

reference 6542 gmt master | a stainless steel automatic dual time wristwatch with date and bracelet, circa 1958

Dial: black Caliber: cal. 3075 automatic, 27 jewels Movement number: 1'039'305 Case: 18k yellow gold, screw-down case back Case number: 8'141'601 Closure: 18k yellow gold Rolex Jubilee bracelet and folding clasp Size: 40 mm diameter, bracelet circumference approximately 180 mm Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: no Accessories: Rolex Service warranty card dated January 2014 Weight: approximately 145.14 g

View 1 of Lot 399: Reference 16758 GMT-Master | A yellow gold automatic dual time zone wristwatch with date and bracelet, Circa 1984

reference 16758 gmt-master | a yellow gold automatic dual time zone wristwatch with date and bracelet, circa 1984

Dial: tropical brown Caliber: cal.1035 automatic, 25 jewels Movement number: DN'774'553 Case: stainless steel, screw down case back Case number: 356'146 Closure: stainless steel Rolex folding clasp Size: 39mm Signed: case, dial, and movement Box: yes Papers: no Accessories: Rolex presentation box, Rolex booklet

View 1 of Lot 398: Reference 6542 GMT-Master | A stainless steel automatic dual-time wristwatch with date and bracelet, Circa 1958

reference 6542 gmt-master | a stainless steel automatic dual-time wristwatch with date and bracelet, circa 1958

Dial: black Caliber: cal.1570 automatic, 26 jewels Movement number: D'930'738 Case: stainless steel and 18k yellow gold, screw down case back Case number: 5'875'975 Closure: stainless steel Rolex folding clasp Size: 40mm Signed: case, dial, and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Rolex presentation box, punched Guarantie page, sales receipt dated September 3rd, 1982, Rolex booklet

View 1 of Lot 341: Reference 1675 GMT-Master 'Nipple Dial' | A stainless steel automatic dual time zone wristwatch with date and bracelet, Circa 1979

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