OSCAR Statuette goes to auction from the 1930 Academy Award

One of the most coveted collections in Hollywood is in the open market … Oscar Statuette from Hollywood’s golden era.

Oscar for the best cinematography from the 1930 Academy Award, goes to auction Rr auction … And this Oscar goes to the highest bidder.

The Gold St. row was presented They win Clyde In 1928, in the film “White Shadows in the South Seas” for his work.

The film takes the role Monte Blue and Raquel TorresBasic … This was the first MGM movie – the theatergoers first allowed MGM Lion Roar and took place in Tahiti.

It is super rare to see the Oscars in the market … In 1951, Oscar prevents the sculptures of the winners before returning to $ 1 … However, this receives a link to Oscar.

This Oscar was presented on the second annual academy of academy in Swanky Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles on April 3, 1930 … will be broadcast on the radio in the first ceremony.

The award board is engraved on the award … The main reads, “The first award of the Motion Fire Academy of Arts and Sciences 1929.”

There is a gold disc on the bottom of the award … “Ampas, the first award of Clyde de Vinna for success differed in cinematographing cinematography in 1929.”

RR auction says the seller is a special collector who wants to stay anonymous … The proposals are now coming from $ 70,000 and estimates that the auction home earnings will go beyond $ 150,000.