Heritage Auctions: Hollywood/Entertainment Signature Auction, 7433, Dallas

Return of the Living Dead (Orion, 1985), Brian Peck "Scuz" Annotated Personal Script.

Breeders (Empire, 1986), Home Video Release Poster Final Key Art.

Cobra (Warner Bros., 1986), Pair of Contact Sheet Binders.

Deadly Friend (Warner Bros., 1986), Group of Key Final Poster and Concept Art Designs.

Ferris Bueller's Day Off (Paramount, 1986), Second Unit Director's Shooting Script and Production Bible.

The Fly (TCF, 1986), One Sheet Poster Final Key Art by Richard Mahon.

Howard the Duck (Universal, 1986), "Easy Chair" Poster Final Key Art.

Howard the Duck (Universal, 1986), Poster Concept Art.

Howard the Duck (Universal, 1986), Poster Concept Art.

RoboCop (Orion, 1987), OCP "Delta City" Poster.

The Witches of Eastwick (Warner Bros., 1987), One Sheet Poster Final Key Art.

The Witches of Eastwick (Warner Bros., 1987), Poster Concept Art.

Octopussy (EON, 1983), Group of Storyboards for Nene Valley Chase Scene.

GoldenEye (EON, 1995), Pair of Concept Artworks by Syd Cain.

Die Another Day (EON, 2002), (2) Production Clapperboards, and Royal Film Performance Invite and Ticket.

Raiders of the Lost Ark (Paramount, 1981), Fred Roos Casting Notes for the Part of Indiana Jones Plus Massive Cast List and Production Archive (ca. 1960s-2020s).

Fred Roos Early Career Production Archive (ca. 1960s-1970s).

Back Door to Hell (TCF, 1964), Custom-Bound Script with Associated Production Materials.

Flight to Fury (Television Enterprises Corp., 1964), Custom-Bound Leather Shooting Script with Archive of Production Materials.

Petulia (Warner Bros., 1968), Early-Draft Scripts Plus Fred Roos Manuscript, Casting Notes, and Publicity Archive.

WME Agency Copy of Stanley Kubrick's Unproduced Napoleon Script.

Large Selection of Letters and Correspondence to Fred Roos from Notable Hollywood Personages, Including Francis Ford, Ellie, and Sofia Coppola, Spike Lee, Diane Keaton, Joan Allen, Elle Fanning, and Many Others.

Group of (4) Studio-Bound Screenplays for Jack Nicholson Films, Including Drive, He Said, Chinatown, Five Easy Pieces, and The Two Jakes (1969--1990).

Eve Babitz Collection of Written Materials including Unproduced Manuscript, Essay Drafts, and Correspondence (ca. 1970s).

Fat City (Columbia, 1972), Early-Draft Script by Leonard Gardner, Plus Casting Director Fred Roos' Manuscript Casting and Crew Research.