Screen-used porcelain napkin ring and screen-used porcelain sugar caddy made specifically for the fictional Hotel Splendide in Montenegro. These items were part of a tea set that can be seen in the background of Bond's suite. Only two each of these porcelain pieces were created for the film, and they are the only non-paper props known to bear the Hotel Splendide logo. Both pieces are in immaculate condition.
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An Aston Martin keyring like the one Dimitrios tossed into the pot as part of his bet while playing poker with Bond at The Ocean Club. I have dressed mine with an old Aston Martin key, not seen in the film.
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A couple of room cards for the Hotel Splendide in Montenegro. These were used in filming as set dressing.
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A fan-made replica of the bomb trigger deployed by Carlos at the Miami airport in an attempt to blow up the Skyfleet prototype plane. This particular model has a flashing red light similar to that seen in the movie.
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One of the jewel cases used as set dressing for the scenes in the Security Office of The Ocean Club on Paradise Island in the Bahamas. One of a couple of hundred made, only one case was to be clearly seen, so all of the jewel cases had the same front label.
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This piece is a letter from Moneypenny used as set dressing in Casino Royale.
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A copy of the screenplay for Casino Royale, dated December 3, 2005 (Second Set of Revisions), bearing signatures of Daniel Craig, Judi Dench, Eva Green, Mads Milkkelsen, and Isaach De Bankole (Obanno). The script came with a Certificate of Authenticity from the seller, but no back-up evidence for authenticity has been provided and I have made no attempt to have any of the signatures authenticated.
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