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Lot Essay
According to the letter the property was acquired by the owner when he purhchased one of the actual Aston Martin DB5 cars (DP/216/1) used in the film, at auction in 1986.
Details
Goldfinger, 1964
A plastic prop windscreen, produced to act as a bulletproof shield that rose from James Bond's Aston Martin DB5's boot to deflect the enemy's fire in the 1964 United Artists film Goldfinger; accompanied by a letter concerning the provenance (2)
A plastic prop windscreen, produced to act as a bulletproof shield that rose from James Bond's Aston Martin DB5's boot to deflect the enemy's fire in the 1964 United Artists film Goldfinger; accompanied by a letter concerning the provenance (2)
Literature
WORRALL Dave The Most Famous Car In The World... CHRISTCHURCH: Solo Publishing, 1993
Special notice
VAT rate of 5% is payable on hammer price and at 20% on the buyer's premium.
Sale room notice
Please note that this lot is made of metal and not plastic as stated in the catalogue.