Bonhams FLASHBACK: 18th August 1999 Film, Entertainment & Celebrity Autographs

I found this old Bonhams catalogue from 1999 on eBay recently, and it’s got a good selection of costumes and props from a range of eras of Doctor Who.

There are some amazing costumes listed in this sale, many of which haven’t seen the light of day since. It would be amazing to know where they are!

As usual I have separated the items by Doctor era, and you can see the rest of the items here:

Lots 116-118, 127, 129
1st Doctor (1963-1966)

Lots 113, 125, 127, 129
2nd Doctor (1966-1969)

Lots 114-115, 127, 129-130
4th Doctor (1975-1981)

Lot 112, 119-122, 127, 129
5th Doctor (1982-1984)

Lots 113, 123, 126-127, 129
6th Doctor(1984-1986)

Lots 128
8th Doctor (2005)

Here are just the lots relating to the Seventh Doctor era

Lot 124
Doctor Who
A HAEMOVORE head from the The Curse Of Fenric 1989 episode starring Sylvester McCoy.
Estimate £200—300

Lot 127
Doctor Who
A large collection of scripts for episodes from Hartnell to McCoy, some signed, episodes include, Shada, Tomb Of The Cybermen, Genesis Of The Daleles, The Daleles Master Plan and the complete four episodes of Planet The Giants. Approx 20.
Estimate £1000—1500

Lot 129
Doctor Who
A mounted display of autographs and corresponding pictures of seven actors Who have played the Doctor; Williain Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker, Peter Davidson, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy.
Estimate £200—300

Bonhams auction - 13th December 2017

It’s that time of year when Bonhams hold their Winter Entertainment auction, and there are a number of quite nice items for sale - IF you have deep pockets!!!

Bonhams sale 24241
(13th December 2017)
Entertainment Memorabilia

As usual I have separated the items by Doctor era, and you can see the rest of the items here:

Lot 44
1st Doctor (1963-1966)

Lots 37-38
4th Doctor (1975-1981)

Lots 38-40
5th Doctor (1982-1984)

Lot 41
6th Doctor(1984-1986)

Lot 44
12th Doctor (2013-2017)

Here are just the lots relating to the Fourth Doctor era

Lot 42
Tetrap 'Stun Net' weapon
A Tetrap 'Stun Net' weapon, from Time And The Rani, (Seventh Doctor), 1987.
In moulded fibreglass and wood painted silver and black, 20 3/4in (52.5cm) long.

FOOTNOTES
This is one of the prop weapons carried by the 'background' artist Tetraps.
Estimate £300 - 500
Sold for £1,000

Lot 43
Nemesis bow
A Nemesis bow, from Silver Nemesis, (Seventh Doctor), 1988.
in moulded composite/ resin material painted silver with matching cord grip and nylon bowstring, 31 1/2in (80cm) long.

FOOTNOTES
This is the original 'bow' from the Nemesis statue, formed in a curving 'Classical' style. This prop was resprayed with chrome paint in 2013 when it was used to form part of the junkyard backdrop in the 3D cinematic trailer for 'The Day Of The Doctor'.
SALEROOM NOTICES
Please note that three bows were made for use in this production. Two, of which this is one, were finished in chrome/silver paint, whilst the other was finished in FAP paint to make it glow in certain scenes.
Estimate £300 - 500
Sold for £1,250

Bonhams FLASHBACK: 2nd September 1993 Entertainment sale

I came across this vintage Bonhams catalogue dating from 1993.

In my research into sales of Doctor Who costumes and memorabilia at historical Bonhams auctions, I don’t think I’ve seen quite so many Who-related items in a general sale before - 75 items in total, most of which are costume.

Catalogues in those days were sparsely written, often containing typing errors and misattributions. Hence you will see Sontarin (not Sontaran) and Androzanni (instead of Androzani).
Other instances cite the wrong episode titles; wrong seasons; and occasional wrong aliens!

I have therefore NOT attempted to correct any of these as it is not always possible to fathom the ambiguous nature of some of the listings.

Where possible I have used the (few) photos from the catalogue to illustrate the items, but most I have sourced images from either episodes cited, or later Bonhams auctions where it would appear these items resurfaced for sale.

As usual I have separated the items by Doctor era, and you can see the rest of the items here:

Lots 498-503, 512, 514-517, 519-524
1st Doctor (1963-1966)

Lots 467, 480a, 498, 500, 512, 520, 522
2nd Doctor (1966-1969)

Lots 453, 501, 504-504a, 509-512, 516-519, 521-524
3rd Doctor (1970-1974)

Lots 454-455, 457-458, 496-498, 503-505a, 507-508, 512, 519, 521-524
4th Doctor (1975-1981)

Lot 459-465, 469-478, 498, 506-508, 512-513, 516-517, 520-521, 523
5th Doctor (1982-1984)

Lots 466, 479-485, 498, 506-508, 510-513, 516-517, 519-521
6th Doctor(1984-1986)

Here are just the lots relating to the Seventh Doctor era

Lot 459 ‘EARTHSHOCK’
1981 (Peter Davison) A Black Trooper helmet and visor, also used as Gavrok Guard helmets in ‘Delta and the Bannerman’, 1987 (Sylvester McCoy).
Estimate £150 - 250

Lot 468 NEMESIS CYBERMAN COSTUME
A completereplica Nemesis Cyberman costume, comprising of a silver jumpsuit, breast/ shoulder plate, head and padded gloves.
Estimate £500 - 600

Lot 486 ‘TIME OF THE RANI’
1987 (Sylvester McCoy)A Tetrap’s gun (the Tetraps were four-eyed monstrous creatures).
Estimate £150-200

Lot 487 ‘PARADISE TOWERS’
1987 (Sylvester McCoy) A camera script and caretaker’s hat.
Estimate £50 - 80

Lot 488 ‘DELTA AND THE BANNERMEN’
1987 (Sylvester McCoy) A Chimeron baby.
Estimate £150 - 200

Lot 489 ‘DRAGONFIRE’
1987 (Sylvester McCoy) One of the many nitro nine canisters featured in this storyline.
Estimate £50 - 80

Lot 490 ‘THE HAPPINESS PATROL’
1988 (Sylvester McCoy) A beige Happiness Patroller costume.
Estimate £30 - 50

Lot 491 ‘THE HAPPINESS PATROL’
1988 (Sylvester McCoy)Five drone masks. (5)
Estimate £20 - 30

Lot 492 ‘THE HAPPINESS PATROL’
1988 (Sylvester McCoy) A camera script.
Estimate £30 - 50

Lot 493 ‘THE HAPPINESS PATROL’
1988 (Sylvester McCoy) A running order plus a grey drone mask. (2)
Estimate £30-50

Lot 494 ‘SILVER NEMISIS’
1988 (Silver Jubilee story) (Sylvester McCoy)
A ‘Nemesis’ style Cyberman helmet, in chrome plated finish.
Estimate £300 - 400

Lot 495 ‘BATTLEFIELD’
1989 (Sylvester McCoy) A studio script and studio plan showing set and camera positions.
Estimate £50 - 70

Lot 498 DR. WHO - THE AUCTION, CATALOGUE
From 11th May 1991 Sale of selected costumes from the wardrobe, 41 page catalogue with black and white illustrations, colour cover, together with a sheet of prices realised. (2)
Estimate £10 - 20

Lot 506 CYBERMAN
Complete replica Cyberman costume, consisting of silver jumpsuit, chestplate, silver moon boots, silver gloves and fibreglass helmet with tubing attached.
Estimate £400 - 600

Lot 507 A TARDIS ROUNDEL
(Doctor unknown) A transparent fibreglass disc.
Estimate £50 - 80

Lot 508 A TARDIS ROUNDEL
(Doctor unknown) A transparent fibreglass disc.
Estimate £50 - 80

Lot 513 ASSORTED RUNNING ORDERS
Including those for ‘The Five Doctors’, ‘Rememberance’, ‘Nemesis’, ‘Ghostlight’, ‘Paradise Towers’ and others. (a lot)
Estimate £50 - 80

Lot 516 ‘ARTWORK: DR. WHO’
By Stuart J. Hunphreyes Featuring a plethora of creatures and characters from thirty years of Doctor Who.
Estimate £20 - 40

Lot 517 DR. WHO ARTWORK
Six pieces of original artwork by well known ‘Who’ artists (Dicky Howett and Lee Sullivan), including artwork previously featured in the Doctor Who Magazine. (6)
Estimate £100 - 150

Lot 518 DR. WHO
(Jon Pertwee) Original clear pen and ink artwork for TV Action, framed and glazed, 17 x 26in.
Estimate £150 - 250

Lot 519 DR. WHO AUTOGRAPHS
A superb collection of Dr. Who associated autographed photographs, postcards, letters and related ephemera, including Tom Baker, John Nathan-Turner, John Leeson, Anthony Ainlay, Tony Selby, David Troughton, John Levene, Christopher Ryan, Ian Marter, Jackie Lane, Michael Wisher, Honor Blackman, Colin Baker, Bonnie Langford and many others. (a lot) Estimate £100 - 200

Lot 520 VARIOUS DR. WHO AUTOGRAPHS
Including Sarah Sutton, Jessica Martin, William Russell, Richard Briers, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Dinsdale Landen, Sophie Aldred, and others.
Estimate £30 - 40

Lot 521 DR. WHO AUTOGRAPHS
Another similar collection of Dr. Who associated autographed photographs and postcards, including Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Bonnie Landford, Bernard Cribbins, Mark Strickson, Janet Fielding, Sarah Sutton, William Russell, Hugh Lloyd, Richard Franklin, and several others.
(a lot)
Estimate £100 - 150

Bonhams FLASHBACK: - 19th December 1994 Entertainment Sale

In my researching into sales of Doctor Who costumes and memorabilia at historical Bonhams auctions, I came across the catalogue for an Entertainment Sale in late 1994.

There are a good dozen Who-related items right at there end of the sale.

As usual I have separated the items by Doctor era, and you can see the rest of the items here:

Lots 391, 394, 397 to 398
1st Doctor (1963-1966)

Lots 379, 395 & 398
2nd Doctor (1966-1969)

Lots 378, 380, 392 & 394
3rd Doctor (1970-1974)

Lots 377 to 378, 381 to 383, 392 to 394, 396, 399 to 400
4th Doctor (1975-1981)

Lot 376, 384, 387 & 394
5th Doctor (1982-1984)

Lots 386 to 389
6th Doctor(1984-1986)

Here are just the lots relating to the Seventh Doctor era

NB: There are minimal photo illustrations in the catalogue. 
All colour images are internet sourced and as example only

Lot 385 DR. WHO
A silver nitrous canister from Remembrance of the Daleks (1988, Sylvester McCoy), a coin from Dragonfire (1987, Sylvester McCoy) and a large poster of Ace Stigma (John Normington) from the story The Happiness Patrol (1983, Sylvester McCoy). (3)
Estimate £50 - 80

Lot 386 DR. WHO
The pink doorman’s jacket and a painter’s overall with a large ‘N’ affixed to it, from The Happiness Patrol (1988, Sylvester McCoy), Dihber’s shirt and tunic from The Mysterious Planet (1986, Colin Baker), and two miscellaneous BBC Television costumes from Captain Zep and Galloping Galaxies. (6)
Estimate £80 - 120

Lot 390 DR. WHO
Season 25, Sylvester McCoy Camera scripts for The Happiness Patrol (1987) and Rememberance of the Daleks (1988). (qty.)
Estimate £100 - 150

Lot 394 DR. WHO/VARIOUS
A selection of postcards and photographs, of varying sizes, signed individually by Tom Baker, Jon Pertwee, John Levene, Colin Baker, Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, Sylvester McCoy, a clipped autograph of William Hartnell, and some others. (qty.)
Estimate £200 - 300

Original 7th Doctor items on eBay - December 2016

Looks like we have a new item that’s been sent to the Doctor Who breaker’s yard!

These pieces come from a destroyed Dalek base that appeared in a number of Bonhams auctions a few years ago.

Initially, at the Bonhams auction - 23rd June 2010 it was attributed as made for exhibition purposes, and sold for £720. I wondered if it was from Resurrection Of The Daleks, hence I filed it under my Fifth Doctor blog.

By Bonhams auction - 18th December 2013 it had been identified as being the remains of a Dalek seen in the Totter’s Lane junk yard for scenes in Remembrance Of The Daleks. With a reserve of up to £5,000, it went unsold.

Now pieces of this Dalek are appearing on eBay.

Remembrance Of The Daleks
Dalek gore - lot 1

SOLD for £82

A piece of Dalek Gore taken from a original screen-used Dalek.

The Dalek is the first to be destroyed in the junkyard scene in the "Remembrance Of The Daleks" story, and has been screen matched to this.

Gore measures approximately 11 inches x 7 1/2 inches.

In my photos shows the original screen-used dalek from which the Gore came from. Please see photos with red circle to identify your piece.

The Dalek skirt section was seen at various exhibitions after the broadcast including Longleat, Dapol and Blackpool.

Remembrance Of The Daleks
Dalek gore - lot 2

SOLD for £31

A piece of Dalek Gore taken from a original screen-used Dalek.

The Dalek is the first to be destroyed in the junkyard scene in the "Remembrance Of The Daleks" story, and has been screen matched to this.

Gore measures approximately 8 inches x 7 inches.

In my photos shows the original screen-used dalek from which the Gore came from. Please see photos with red circle to identify your piece.

The Dalek skirt section was seen at various exhibitions after the broadcast including Longleat, Dapol and Blackpool.

Remembrance Of The Daleks
Dalek gore - lot 3

SOLD for £52

A piece of Dalek Gore taken from a original screen-used Dalek.

The Dalek is the first to be destroyed in the junkyard scene in the "Remembrance Of The Daleks" story, and has been screen matched to this.

Gore measures approximately 11 inches x 7 1/2 inches.

In my photos shows the original screen-used dalek from which the Gore came from. Please see photos with red circle to identify your piece.

The Dalek skirt section was seen at various exhibitions after the broadcast including Longleat, Dapol and Blackpool.

Doctor Who Experience - 7th Doctor pinball machine

You may have noticed the two Seventh Doctor pinball machines that were sold at the recent Bamfords auction.

If you have ever wondered what these machines look like when they are played, you have the chance to play one yourself in the lobby area of the Doctor Who Experience!

last time I was there there someone had the nerve to have a go, and I videoed it on my iPhone.

Bamfords Entertainment Auction - 8th June 2016

The summer Film and Entertainment auction at Bonhams is at the end of this month, but before then there is a bonus auction at Bamfords.

I’m not aware of Bamfords selling Doctor Who items before, but their sale next week has twenty-one lots - rivalling any Bonhams auction in recent years.

As usual I have separated the items by Doctor era, and you can see the rest of the items here:

Lots 4012, 4017 & 4031
1st Doctor (1963-1966)

Lots 4016, 4021 & 4029 to 4030
3rd Doctor (1970-1974)

Lots 4014, 4020, 4027 to 4028 & 4032
4th Doctor (1975-1981)

Lots 4018 to 4019, 4022 to 4023 & 4025 to 4026
5th Doctor (1982-1984)

Lot 4024
6th Doctor(1984-1986)

Here are just the lots relating to the Seventh Doctor era

Bamfords Sale
8th June 2016
Film & Memoralilia

Lot 4013 - Doctor Who - a fruit machine.
Doctor Who - a fruit machine, Doctor Who the Time Lord, the display depicting Davros, Daleks and Tardis, 181cm high

Sold for £550


Lot 4015 - Doctor Who - a pinball machine.
Doctor Who - a pinball machine, by Midway Manufacturing Company, California Ave, Chicago, the display decorated with the seven Doctors to Silvester McCoy, 190cm high, c.1989

Sold for £1,800

Bonhams FLASHBACK: 24th May 2006 Rock and Roll and Film Memorabilia

It was EXACTLY ten years ago today - during David Tennant‘s first season as The Doctor - there was a sale of Entertainment Memorabilia at Bonhams.

Some 59 Doctor Who lots were on offer (though these inflated by the sale of some 25 artworks from a 1985 book Doctor Who Illustrated A-Z, nearly all of which went unsold.

As usual I have separated the items by Doctor era, and you can see the rest of the items here:

Lots 257, 263, 273-274, 291, 300, 303
1st Doctor (1963-1966)

Lots 274, 277-278, 280, 290, 299, 303-304
2nd Doctor (1966-1969)

Lots 252, 254, 264-266, 268, 274-275, 277-278, 280, 294-295, 297, 300, 307
3rd Doctor (1970-1974)

Lots 250-251, 262-263, 265-266, 274, 277, 285A, 287-288, 296-298, 300, 303-307
4th Doctor (1975-1981)

Lot 251, 256, 258, 260, 263, 267, 269-270, 274, 276, 279, 283, 285-288, 292, 308
5th Doctor (1982-1984)

Lots 251-252, 254, 256, 258, 263-264, 267, 271-272, 274, 281-284, 289, 293
6th Doctor(1984-1986)

Lots 258, 281, 302
9th Doctor (2005)

Here are just the lots relating to the Seventh Doctor era

Bonhams Sale 13576
(24th May 2006)
Rock and Roll and Film Memorabilia

Lot 251
'Dr. Who': a Tardis roundel,
fibreglass, with traces of black and grey paint, indicating use in the Tardis of both The Doctor and The Master, believed to be the last surviving example from the original Tardis, 55cm (21½in) diameter
Sold for £300

Lot 256
A model of the Tardis,
1980s, balsa, wired for light, base with on/off switch, 15cm (6in) high
Sold for £ 240

Lot 259
A Haemovore concept model,
painted plaster, as made for 'The Curse Of Fenric', 1989, 41cm (16in) high
Sold for £ 120

Lot 261
Original Comic Book Art
From the Dr. Who Yearbook circa 1988-89 original pen and ink art black and white signed by Lee Sullivan. Framed and Glazed.
Estimate: £200 - 250
Unsold

Lot 283
Hawaiian Shirt owned by John Nathan-Turner
John Nathan-Turner started his association with Doctor Who as a floor assistant in season six on "The Space Pirates" and continued his association gaining promotions until he was producer on the series in 1979 until the series took a sabbatical in 1990. He was famed for collecting and wearing Hawaiian shirts throughout his life on and off set.
Estimate: £250 - 300
Unsold

Lot 301
Moneybug
Transformer type toy used by Sylvester McCoy as the Doctor in the episode Battlefield. A valuable Moneybug.
Sold for £ 420

Original 7th Doctor items on eBay - February 2016

Oh dear - another bit has dropped of a Tetrap somewhere. Still, there’s always eBay!

Time And The Rani
Tetrap arm

SOLD for £74

Original Doctor Who prop - Tetrap arm - screen used - from Bonhams - amazing!
With Certificate of Authenticity

This is an unbelievable piece for all Dr Who fans.

Any props from the original series of Dr Who are rare, but a piece of the doctor's costume is astounding!

This is an original dr who screen used monster prop / costume piece from the first Sylvester McCoy story in season 24 "Time and the Rani"

I have seen and sold a couple of smaller items, pieces of fur, digits, but this is the whole forearm of a screen used Rani. As only 3 full costumes were made and only one survives in full, this is an amazing piece.

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity and is brought to you with no reserve.

The piece is presented in a 3D display box frame and comes with a certifcate of authenticity confirming its purchase from bonhams.

Bonhams FLASHBACK: - 31st March 1994 Entertainment Sale

I’m getting quite into tracking down past Bonhams Entertainment auctions where Doctor Who items were sold.

It started with the 1991 Doctor Who auction, where dozens of costumes and props were up for grabs. I’ve since traced later sales where many times from the 1991 auction were resold, and some of these still pop up today from time to time.

A couple of weeks ago I found a Bonhams catalogue from 1994, containing 22 lots of Who-related items on sale.

Frustratingly due to the cost of producing print publications in the days, there are no photographs to illustrate the items on offer (every image would have had to be taken on film and processed, compared to the instant and cheap nature of digital photography today).

These sales also pre-date the internet, so finding the realised prices is near impossible.

Less care seems to have been taken in preparing the text in the catalogue.

There are a number of spelling errors and possible mis-titling of episodes, but since some of these are for pre-production scripts (and therefore possibly correct at the time) I have replicated the text here exactly as it appeared in the 1994 catalogue.

As usual I have separated the items by Doctor era, and you can see the rest of the items here:

Lots 350-353, 357, 367-369
3rd Doctor (1970-1974)

Lots 348, 358-361, 36-368
4th Doctor (1975-1981)

Lot 349-354, 358, 362-364, 367-368
5th Doctor (1982-1984)

Lots 355-356, 358, 365, 367-368
6th Doctor (1984-1986)

Here are just the lots relating to the Seventh Doctor era

Lot 357 DR. WHO
A small selection of recording orders, camera scripts and transmission scripts for 'The Happiness Patrol'. 'Frontier in Space', 'Strange Matter'. 'The Curse of Fenric' and 'The Wolves of Fenric'.
Estimate £30 - 50

Lot 358 DR. WHO
A TARDIS Sign and casing of metal, wood and fibreglass used during the John Nathan Tumer era of Dr. Who (1978-1989), together with the back cloth belonging to the TARDIS door.
Estimate £400 - 600
Note: The vendor informs me he acquired this lot at a Dr. Who auction in Saxmundham.

Lot 365 DR. WHO
Studio sets/plans for 'Timelash', 'Ultimate Foe' and 'Time Of The Rani', series 1985-87.
Estimate £30 - 50

Lot 367 DR. WHO THE AUCTION, CATALOGUE
Sale of selected costumes from the wardrobe, on 11th May 1991. 41 page catalogue with black and white illustrations, colour cover, together with a list of prices realised. (2)
Estimate £10 - 20

Lot 368 DR. WHO MEMORABILIA
An extensive collection of Dr Who and related science fiction memorabilia, including jigsaw puzzles, badges, Cassette tapes, models, newsletters, annuals, toys, posters, magazines, approximately thirty paperback books, a mug, a china moneybox and three albums comprising of numerous official BBC colour photographs. (a lot)
Estimate £200 - 300

Bonhams FLASHBACK: - 24th August 1992 Entertainment Sale

Last week I showed you the content of a Bonhams sale from January 1992. In it a large number of ex-BBC Costume Dept outfits from Doctor Who were sold off.

Since then I have found another catalogue from 1992, this time from August.

Interestingly a number of the extensive Doctor Who items sound very much like those sold back in January, though with much higher estimates this time around.

More recently I think we have seen some of these lots continuing to be sold on. It’s fascinating to trace the items back through the various auction catalogues, following the prices they sell for.

As usual I have separated the items by Doctor era, and you can see the rest of the items here:

Lots 645-646, 647-648, 650-652, 655-656, 659
1st Doctor (1963-1966)

Lots 648, 654-655, 657-659
2nd Doctor (1966-1969)

Lots 648-649, 655, 660-661
3rd Doctor (1970-1974)

Lots 648, 662-664
4th Doctor (1975-1981)

Lot 648, 653, 655-681
5th Doctor (1982-1984)

Lots 648-649, 682-689
6th Doctor (1984-1986)

Here are just the lots relating to the Seventh Doctor era

Lot 648 Dr. Who—The Auction, Catalogue from 11th May 1991, sale of selected costumes from the Wardrobe, 42 page catalogue with black and white illustrations, colour cover, together with a sheet of prices. (2)
Estimate £10-20


Lot 690 ‘Dragonfire’, 1987 (Sylvester McCoy) Two spiked uniform helmets, in Teutonic style.
Estimate £50-80

Lot 691 ‘Delta and the Bannermen’, 1987 (Colin Baker) Two white oversuits, one Worn by Delta (Belinda Mayne), and one undersuit.
Estimate £80-120

Lot 692 ‘Happiness Patrol’, 1988 (Sylvester McCoy) Five Drone masks.
Estimate £30-50

Lot 693 ‘Ghostlight’, 1989 (Sylvester McCoy) John Nathan-Turner’s running order sheets for episodes 1 and 3.
Estimate £30-50

Lot 694 ‘Survival’, 1989 (Sylvester McCoy) A copy of the script for episode 3, the final episode of Dr. Who.
Estimate £30-50

Lot 695 The pocket watch worn by Sylvester McCoy during his time as Dr. Who.
Estimate £300-500

Bonhams FLASHBACK: 24th January 1992 The BBC Costume Dept sale

Exactly 24 years ago TODAY there was an unusual auction at Bonhams to sell off a vast amount of ex-BBC costume department items.

Due to the volume of items on offer, the sale was held at the BBC Costume Warehouse, which at the time was on the Royal London Industrial Estate in North Acton.

Most of the sale was non-descript items, broken down into sections such as PERIOD COSTUMES - GREEK/ROMAN, MEDIAEVAL, TUDOR, ELIZABETHAN, STUART, GEORGIAN and REGENCY, VICTORIAN and EDWARDIAN etc.

It then moved on to SPORTSWEAR and MISCELLANEOUS before CHILDRENS and LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT. There was even a section for FANCY DRESS and ARMOUR, CHAINMAIL ETC.

Then things got more interesting with NARNIA prior to the big draw the sale - the SCIENCE FICTION section.

This was broken down into DR WHO, BLAKE’S 7, THE FLIP SIDE OF DOMINICK HYDE, STAR COPS, and OTHER SCIENCE FICTION COSTUMES.

The sale closed with a section of late additions, which included an extra Doctor Who lot.

I recently picked up a copy of the sales catalogue on aBay - such as it is. Back in 1992 this consisted of a pocket folder with a stapled loose sheet listing of the items for sale. There are no photographs or illustrations, and the descriptions are scant to say the least.

I have transcribed all the Doctor Who items.

As usual I have separated the items by Doctor era, and you can see the rest of the items here:

Lots 281 - 282
3rd Doctor (1970-1974)

Lots 283 - 288 & 372
4th Doctor (1975-1981)

Lot 289 - 301
5th Doctor (1982-1984)

Lots 302 - 310
6th Doctor (1984-1986)

Here are just the lots relating to the Seventh Doctor era

Bonhams Sale 25395
(24th January 1992)
BBC Television Costume Sale

Click the link above to download a copy of the full catalogue

Lot 311 Dragonfire, 1987, Sylvester McCoy as Dr Who. 
Set of Kanes mercenaries uniform hats, grey felt with look of Germany WWI (approx 5)
Sold for £200

Lot 312 Very old space suit used in Dr Who. 
Jacket and 2 pairs of trousers in silver plastic with red detailing (1)
Sold for £150

Lot 313 Full length cream and ochre linen gowns with hoods. 
Worn by Nigel Skeet and Wayne Peel and red, grey and blue striped jacket (3)
Sold for £300

Original 7th Doctor items on eBay - January 2016

I see some loose bits have dropped off the original Tetrap costume again.

Time And The Rani
framed Tetrap fragment

This is an amazing opportunity

There were just three of these tetrap costumes made for the 1987 story 'time and the rani'.

As with many costumes of the day, they have deteriorated. This is from one of these original screen used costumes sold in the famous bonhams auction.

I have seen small pieces of tetrap skin sell for £50-100 over the years on ebay but never such a large piece - this digit is in great condition and has been framed in a box frame - only three digits and I am keeping one!

It is supplied with a copy of the letter of authenticity and is s once in a lifetime auction!

Original 7th Doctor items on eBay - December 2015

Looks like another bit has dropped off a Tetrap!

Time And The Rani -
framed Tetrap Hand

This is an amazing opportunity

There were just three of these tetrap costumes made for the 1987 story Time And The Rani.

As with many costumes of the day, they have deteriorated. This is from one of these original screen used costumes sold in the famous bonhams auction.

I have seen small pieces of tetrap skin sell for £50-100 over the years on ebay but never such a large piece - this digit is in great condition and has been framed in a box frame.

It is supplied with a copy of the letter of authenticity and is s once in a lifetime auction!

Survival - Sabre-tooth prop

This is a prop sabre-tooth knife, used by Mitch in Survival, the final story of classic Doctor Who, in 1989. It's a lightweight version, as it had to be used as a weapon that wouldn't hurt anyone. It is the prop that appeared on screen.

It's in excellent condition; it's about 30 cm / 1 foot long.

It's been donated to us by Mike Tucker, the BAFTA award winning special effects designer, who's worked on Doctor Who since the 1980s. We're extremely grateful to Mr Tucker for his most generous gift.