James Bond Skyfall Suit and Paloma Dress lead Propstore Bond Auction

Propstore is hosting a dedicated James Bond Online Auction from October 6 - October 27, 2026. This special auction features over 400 James Bond props spanning every Bond film. 

One of the top items of the auction is Paloma’s blue dress from No Time to Die, a poster from the first Bond film Dr. No and a complete set of leather-bound first edition Ian Fleming books.

Below you can find a list of highlights of the James Bond items in the auction, but there is lots more, see the complete catalog on the Propstore website.
 

Dr. No British Quad, 1962; 40" x 30"

The first poster produced for the first James Bond film, this country of origin British Quad announced the arrival of Britain's most famous fictional secret agent. Introducing Sean Connery as Ian Fleming's James Bond, the campaign marked the beginning of one of cinema's most enduring and influential franchises.

Mitchell Hooks' painted artwork creates a bold and distinctive design that introduced the visual identity of James Bond to cinema audiences. Dominated by Sean Connery alongside four stylised female figures set against a vivid yellow background, the campaign established an advertising style that would influence the series for decades to come.

As the first poster issued for the James Bond series, the British Quad occupies a unique place in Bond poster history. Its distinctive design and historical importance have secured its place among the most significant film posters ever produced in Britain.

Estimate: £8000 - £16000 - see it at Propstore
 

Moonraker (1979) Toxin Vial

A toxin vial from Lewis Gilbert's Bond movie Moonraker. Toxin vials were made by scientists in Venice for Hugo Drax (Michael Lonsdale), as part of his master plan to kill all life on Earth. James Bond (Roger Moore) witnessed the effects of the toxin as it choked two scientists to death.

The vial has two wooden blocks at either end, held together by an aluminium core. Three clear acrylic rods run between the blocks, and metal cones line the interior. The piece is finished in faux silver and black. The piece has some minor wear, including scratches and scuffs. Three of the metal cones are missing, leaving glue residue, and three metal pieces at one end are also missing.

Estimate: £2000 - £4000 - See it at Propstore
 

Moonraker (1979) Technician Suit

A technician jumpsuit from Moonraker. Technicians wore jumpsuits like this while working for Hugo Drax (Michael Lonsdale) at his Amazon jungle base and later aboard his space station.

The yellow cotton jumpsuit features a cinched waist, snap-button belt and cuffs, faded silver collar, zips at the torso, forearms, and leg cuffs, and shoulder epaulettes with embroidered quilting details. Faded silver piping trims the pockets. The original Drax Industries logo belt buckle is not present.

Estimate: £1000 - £2000 - see it at Propstore
 

Tomorrow Never Dies (1997) James Bond's (Pierce Brosnan) Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Watch

James Bond's (Pierce Brosnan) Omega Seamaster Diver 300m watch from Roger Spottiswoode's Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies. Bond wore his watch throughout the film, during which a Chinese spy retrofitted it with a remote detonator that set off a hand grenade. 

Swiss manufacturer Omega is the only watch brand worn by Bond since the release of GoldenEye in 1995, and the Seamaster is his preferred model. Bond wore the Seamaster Professional 300M until the end of Brosnan's career as the iconic spy.

This lot is one of two prop watches from the film that were displayed as part of a Tomorrow Never Dies publicity event hosted at Jaeger's flagship store on Regent Street. Jaeger had supplied the wardrobe for M (Judi Dench) for the film. Following the event, one was sold, and this watch was gifted to an employee in 2003. 

The watch features a metal band, a blue face, a screw-in crown and a helium escape valve. The Seamaster logo is engraved on the back, and "Omega Seamaster Professional" is engraved on the clasp. The serial number is 1503/825. A tag is attached, which reads "67". The watch has no movement.

Estimate: £5000 - £10000 - see it at Propstore
 

Tomorrow Never Dies (1997) Ericsson JB988 Gadget Phone

James Bond's (Pierce Brosnan) Ericsson JB988 mobile phone from Roger Spottiswoode's Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies. Q (Desmond Llewelyn) gave Bond an upgraded Ericsson JB988 that included a fingerprint scanner, a 20,000-volt electroshock weapon and, most importantly, a remote-control handset for Bond's BMW 750iL car.

Constructed primarily of resin, it features a hinged body that opens to reveal the inner controls which Bond used to remotely drive his car. All of the buttons of the phone are static and cannot be depressed. The phone is finished in silver and black, and the lights and buttons are finished to look like a real Ericsson device. Both the external and internal screens are blank. It is housed in a black carry case with blue cut-foam lining and comes with a display stand.

Also included with the lot are:

• A green Sony Ericsson AF778 prototype with a silver "007: Tomorrow Never Dies" logo on the front and a black faux-leather carry case.
• A boxed special-edition Sony Ericsson T68i in Die Another Day packaging, containing the phone, charger, plug-in torch (IBT-20) with sealed instructions, and software CD. The box has a Vodafone label affixed and displays water damage to one end.
• A black Mini Maglite torch with a Tomorrow Never Dies logo and "Ericsson Made, Bond Approved" marketing slogan on the handle.
• A black pop-up travelling alarm clock in branded packaging.
• A black promotional gadget pen in branded packaging.
• A sealed pack of Sony Ericsson Die Another Day postcards.
• A CD-ROM demo for 007 Nightfire in a card sleeve.

Estimate: £5,000 - £10,000 - see it at Propstore
 

Tomorrow Never Dies (1997) James Bond's (Pierce Brosnan) Pre-Title Sequence Stunt Flight Helmet

James Bond's (Pierce Brosnan) rubber stunt helmet from the pre-title sequence of Roger Spottiswoode's Tomorrow Never Dies.

In the opening scenes of the 1997 Bond film, Bond picked up a flight helmet and used it to knock out a pilot before jumping into the cockpit to make his escape from a terrorist arms bazaar on the Russian border.

The stunt helmet is constructed from painted foam rubber and based on the design of the HGU-55 flight helmet. It features a clear acrylic visor with a grey leather visor cover, a fabric chin strap with leather cushion, and an adjustable hinged microphone with a fabric-covered audio cable attached.

The paint shows signs of deterioration to the helmet dome.

Estimate: £4,000 - £8,000 - see it at Propstore
 

Dom Perignon Vintage 1990 Champagne Crew Gift from Pierce Brosnan

A bottle of Dom Perignon Vintage 1990 champagne gifted to a crew member of Roger Spottiswoode's Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies.

This bottle and others like it were gifted by lead actor Pierce Brosnan to members of the crew. It comes with a protective case featuring a plaque which reads "Love Pierce Tomorrow Never Dies 1997".

Estimate: £1,000 - 2,000 - see it at Propstore
 

TWINE Production-Used 1984 Lada Niva

A 1984 Lada Niva 4x4 car used in the production of Michael Apted's The World Is Not Enough, restored by The Ian Fleming Foundation.

The car appeared in The World Is Not Enough when James Bond (Pierce Brosnan), disguised as a Russian scientist, travelled to a nuclear test facility in Kazakhstan, where he met Dr. Christmas Jones (Denise Richards). The sequence was shot at the Bardenas Reales, in Navarre, Spain.

Originally manufactured in Russia, the production-used off-road vehicle was acquired by The Ian Fleming Foundation in 2009 and has been restored to full working order. The odometer reads 33,000 miles. Restoration work included repairing damaged doors and body panels, rusted sections and the brakes and engine, with original parts sourced where possible. The car was fully repainted, with its original door insignias recreated from production photographs.

The left-hand-drive 4x4 features a 1.6-litre unleaded petrol engine, four-speed manual transmission and four seats (VIN: XTA212100F0450478). Finished in off-white with black leather seats and a black roll bar, the bodywork features recreated decals from the film. The interior displays age-related wear. The car is housed in storage in Michigan, USA.

The Ian Fleming Foundation is a public-benefit nonprofit dedicated to preserving and promoting the legacy of Ian Fleming and James Bond through preservation, exhibitions, events, and fundraising. The Foundation has displayed vehicles and props at museums worldwide, most notably through the touring Bond In Motion exhibition.

Estimate: £10,000 - £20,000 - See it at Propstore
 

TWINE Sir Robert King's (David Calder) Lapel Badge

Sir Robert King’s (David Calder) lapel badge from The World Is Not Enough. Sir Robert wore the pin during his visit to MI6, where it ultimately triggered the explosion that killed him. It is later revealed that his badge had been switched for a duplicate containing the transmitter responsible for the blast; his daughter, Elektra King (Sophie Marceau), subsequently presents M (Judi Dench) with the genuine pin, explaining that he would have wanted her to have it.

This example is one of only a small number of badges originally produced for the film.

The pin is crafted from metal in a Celtic knot design, set with three circular green enamel plaques—two bearing triangular symbols and one featuring the letter “K.” It is accompanied by a wooden storage box, which exhibits peeling of the green paper layer at the rear.

Estimate: £2,500 - £5,000 - see it at Propstore
 

Casino Royale Solange Dimitrios' (Caterina Murino) Bikini Costume

Solange Dimitrios' (Caterina Murino) bikini costume from Martin Campbell's Casino Royale.

While in the Bahamas, James Bond (Daniel Craig) spotted Solange riding a horse across the beach in her bikini before she stopped in front of the place where she stayed with her husband, Alex Dimitrios (Simon Abkarian), the man Bond was investigating. Briefly, Solange and Bond made lingering eye contact, setting the basis for Bond's eventual seduction.

This ensemble consists of a polyblend fabric bikini from La Perla (size 46) with a chiffon wrap.

Estimate: £4,000 - £8,000 - see it at Propstore
 

Casino Royale Detonator Phone and Light-Up Keychain Bomb

Carlos Nikolic's (Claudio Santamaria) light-up explosive keychain bomb and detonator mobile phone from Martin Campbell's Casino Royale.

During the explosive Miami Airport sequence, James Bond (Daniel Craig) battled Nikolic as he attempted to destroy the Skyfleet S570 prototype aircraft using the keychain bomb and detonator phone. In a classic bait-and-switch, Bond is revealed to have reattached the bomb to Nikolic's keychain when Nikolic used the phone to detonate it.

The phone, made of plastic with silver detailing, is based on the Sony Ericsson K600i and appears tarnished. The textured custom detonator device is constructed from a Cyba-Lite torch, with a red LED inset on one side, powered by a battery pack concealed inside the flashlight.

Estimate: £1,000 - 2,000 - see it at Propstore
 

SkyFall (2012) Daniel Craig’s James Bond Tom Ford Suit 

Highlight of this sale is Daniel Craig’s Tom Ford suit from SkyFall (2012). Daniel Craig wore the grey suit during the film’s opening pursuit through Istanbul, as Bond chased Patrice across rooftops and onto a moving train. 

The two-piece suit was custom-made for the production, and is accompanied by a Tom Ford shirt, tie and cufflinks.

Estimate: £20,000 - £40,000 - see it at Propstore
 

Daniel Craig, Sam Mendes, Javier Bardem, Naomie Harris and Berenice Marlohe-Autographed Clapperboard

A clapperboard from SkyFall, autographed by Daniel Craig (Bond), Javier Bardem (Silva), Naomie Harris (Miss Moneypenny), Berenice Marlohe (Severine) and director Sam Mendes.

The protective plastic film remains unpeeled on the reverse, suggesting that the clapperboard was not used on set during production. 

Estimate: £7000 - £14000
 

SkyFall Production-Used "Green Buck" Aston Martin DB5 Front

The front section of an Aston Martin DB5 used in the production of Sam Mendes' SkyFall.

In the 2012 film, James Bond (Daniel Craig) used a gadget-laden DB5 to transport M (Judi Dench) to his childhood home, Skyfall Lodge, in Scotland, when she came under threat from Silva (Javier Bardem). After Bond used the car's concealed weaponry to defend the house, Silva's man peppered it with gun fire.

The scene was created using a combination of special effects, including miniatures, CGI and this green screen version of the car's front end, known as a "Green Buck", which was rigged with squibs and filmed using motion control to match footage of the real DB5 that was filmed on location.

Tarnished with age, the section - believed to have been salvaged from a genuine Aston Martin DB5 - is constructed from metal and fibreglass and has been painted green, with sections of the original red and white paintwork visible beneath. It features simulated bullet holes across the bonnet and front, augmented with silver foil.

The main headlight fittings are intact but non-functioning, with the plastic covers missing. A bag of spare parts includes a "David Brown, Aston Martin" emblem, a tarnished "Superleggera" bonnet badge, tarnished "D" and "B" logo letters, two front blinker covers and two side vent covers. A green-painted grille trim is also included but unattached.

Estimate: £8,000 - £16,000
 

SkyFall James Bond's (Daniel Craig) Shanghai Costume

James Bond's (Daniel Craig) Shanghai ensemble from Sam Mendes' SkyFall.

Bond wore his ensemble in a number of scenes when he tracked mercenary Patrice (Ola Rapace) through Shanghai to a skyscraper, where the assassin carried out his next kill. Although set in Shanghai, the majority of this sequence was filmed on location at The Broadgate Tower in London. 

The ensemble comprises a black John Smedley merino wool jumper, size "M"; a white COS cotton shirt, size "39"; and a pair of grey wool Acne trousers, labelled "52". The trousers are marked "Stunts X 3" in pencil inside the waistband. The jumper has small holes on both sleeve cuffs.

Estimate: £3,000 - 6,000
 

OMEGA SPECTRE Limited Edition Seamaster 300 Watch with Card Signed by Daniel Craig

An OMEGA SPECTRE Limited Edition Seamaster 300 watch with a Daniel Craig-signed card.

This limited-edition watch is a consumer product, not a film-used prop.

Estimate: £8,000 - 16,000 - see it at Propstore
 

SPECTRE James Bond's (Daniel Craig) Tom Ford Snowdon Sunglasses

Estimate: £4000 - £8000
 

No Time To Die (2021) Ana de Armas’s Paloma Dress and Sandals

One or the top lots in this auction 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, quoted by many as one of the highlights of the film.

Estimate: £20,000 - £40,000 - see it at Propstore
 

James Bond Collectibles Complete Set of 14 Jonathan Cape First Editions, First Impressions 

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.

Estimate: £20,000 - £40,000 - see it at Propstore
 

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.