James Bond Propstore Auction: 400 Iconic 007 Lots Now Open

Posted on October 5, 2026 by James Moore-McDermott in Auction News

FROM DR. NO TO NO TIME TO DIE: BOND MEMORABILIA SPANNING EVERY BOND FILM HEADS TO AUCTION

Propstore, one of the world’s leading entertainment memorabilia auction houses, has launched the James Bond Online Auction featuring 400 lots spanning every Bond film. The sale brings together original costumes, rare posters, books and collectables from across the franchise. Bidding is now open to collectors worldwide through Propstore.com and closes on October 27, 2026.

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:

Leading the sale is Daniel Craig’s Tom Ford suit from Skyfall (2012), estimated at £20,000 – £40,000. Craig wore the grey suit during the film’s opening pursuit through Istanbul, as Bond chased Patrice across rooftops and onto a moving train. Custom-made for the production, the two-piece suit is accompanied by a Tom Ford shirt, tie and cufflinks.

A full-length view of a gray men's suit displayed on a mannequin. The suit includes a blazer with a notched lapel, dressed shirt, and a patterned tie.

Also estimated at £20,000–£40,000 is Paloma’s dress and sandals from No Time to Die (2021), associated with Ana de Armas’s appearance as the CIA agent during Bond’s mission in Cuba.

The literary highlights include a complete set of 14 Jonathan Cape first edition, first impression Ian Fleming Bond books, estimated at £20,000-£40,000. Beginning with Casino Royale (1953), the set brings together all 12 novels and two short story collections. Each volume has been rebound in leather with a design based on its original cover artwork and is housed in a matching slipcase.

A British quad poster for Dr. No (1962), estimated at £8,000-£16,000, takes the collection back to the first Bond film. Featuring Mitchell Hooks’ artwork of Sean Connery against a yellow background, it was the first poster produced for the franchise. The sale also includes an SFX model unit clapperboard from Octopussy (1983), estimated at £4,000-£8,000, used during filming of miniature-effects sequences.

The online-only auction is now open for bidding, with the full catalogue available at propstore.com/bond. Bidding is available to collectors worldwide and closes on October 27, 2026.

Top lots in the Propstore auction (with pre-sale estimates) include:

–SKYFALL (2012) Daniel Craig’s James Bond Tom Ford Suit est. £20,000 – £40,000 ($27,000 – $53,000)

–NO TIME TO DIE (2021) Ana de Armas’s Paloma Dress and Sandals est. £20,000 – £40,000 ($27,000 – $53,000)

–JAMES BOND COLLECTIBLES Complete Set of 14 Jonathan Cape First Editions, First Impressions est. £20,000 – £40,000 ($27,000 – $53,000)

–DR. NO (1962) British Quad Poster est. £8,000 – £16,000 ($11,000 – $22,000)

–OCTOPUSSY (1983) SFX Model Unit Clapperboard est. £4,000 – £8,000 ($6,000 – $11,000)

“Bond has meant something to generations of film fans, and I’ve loved curating this collection. Reviewing and appraising the costumes, posters, books and production pieces has been a wonderful reminder of how much there is to discover across the films. With fans marking Bond Day this week, we’re excited to share the collection through Propstore.” – Alastair McCrea, Director of Consignments at Propstore