Orson Welles' camera, a cigar ashtray and a script for "Citizen Kane'' were among the late director's belongings sold at a New York auction.
Sixty-seven lots fetched a total of $180,000 at Heritage Auctions on Saturday, including the buyer's premium.
Margaret Barrett, Heritage's director of entertainment-linked auctions, called the items "a piece of cinema royalty.''
Two dozen pages of script for the 1941 masterpiece "Citizen Kane'' went for $15,000, far surpassing the $2,000 presale estimate.
Welles' old Bell & Howell movie camera used to record a bullfight in Spain sold for $37,500, against a $2,000 estimate.
And a silver-plated cigar ashtray Ernest Hemingway gave Welles fetched $5,000 -- six times the expected price.
Also on the block were other memorabilia the director's daughter, Beatrice Welles, kept for decades in Sedona, Arizona.
Orson Welles NY Auction Includes “Citizen Kane” Script
Sixty-seven lots fetched a total of $180,000 at Heritage Auctions
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