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SUMMARY:a-lot-of-two-pairs-of-spurs-probably-worn-during-the-filming-of-the
 -magnificent-seven-together-with-three-black-and-white-photographs - Date 
 de vente : 27/01/2026
DESCRIPTION:Nom du lots : A lot of two pairs of spurs probably worn during 
 the filming of The Magnificent Seven\, together with three black-and-white
  photographs\n\nthe two pairs of spurs in copper\, iron and leathe
 r\; the three photographs depicting Edie Goetz\, Richard Burton\, Herr
 y Kurnitz\, Elizabeth Taylor\, Dorris Brynner and William Goetz at a dinne
 r by Yul Brynner\; Yul Brynner\, Steve McQueen\, Horst Buchholz\, Robert 
 Vaughn\, Charles Bronson\, Brad Dexter and James Coburn on the set of The
  Magnificent Seven\, unsigned\; and Yul and Doris Brynner at a cockt
 ail event\, unsigned\;\n\n(7)\n\nSpurs: Length 23 cm\; Length 9 1/1
 6 in.\n\nLength 19 cm\; Length 7 1/2 in.\n\nPhotographs\, sight size
 : 31.5 × 44.5 cm and 21 × 32.5 cm for the other two\; 12 3/8 × 17 1/
 2 in. and 8 1/4 × 12 3/4 in.\n\nCollection Yul Brynner\n\nThe two pai
 rs of spurs presented here were worn by Yul Brynner in the role of Chris A
 dams during the filming of The Magnificent Seven (1960).\n\nScreen-used co
 stume accessories\, they were an integral part of the Western outfit desig
 ned for the character\, whose dark\, streamlined silhouette contrasted wit
 h that of the rest of the group. Brynner\, who was particularly attentive 
 to his on-screen appearance\, took part in selecting certain elements of h
 is costume\, including these spurs\, which are visible in several scenes o
 f the film.\n\nDirected by John Sturges\, The Magnificent Seven is the Ame
 rican adaptation of Akira Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai. Shot in Mexico\, the
  film brings together Yul Brynner\, Steve McQueen\, Charles Bronson\, Jame
 s Coburn\, Robert Vaughn\, Brad Dexter\, and Horst Buchholz as a group of 
 mercenaries hired to defend a village. The film has since become a classic
  of the Western genre and one of the most iconic roles of Brynner’s care
 er.
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