Marilyn Monroe Collection

Marilyn Monroe is undeniably the enduring symbol of glamour and sexuality. Today, over 45 years after her untimely and tragic death, she continues to set the standard for beauty. An indelible image of the silver screen, the Marilyn Monroe legend transcends all others. She is an American icon. At MarilynMonroeCollection.com you'll learn about the greatest star of the 20th century by visiting the "About Marilyn Monroe" section. View the collector's personal Marilyn Monroe Collection, a compilation of rare memorabilia with many items formerly owned by the legend herself, including personal possessions, furs, scripts, clothing, makeup, autographs and documents.

- The Marilyn Monroe Collection -

Featured Collection Pieces

Marilyn Monroe's Personal Mink Collar, worn extensively during her

time in New York City

Marilyn Monroe's Personal Black Silk Cocktail Dress

Marilyn Monroe's Personal White Fox Fur Muff, worn to the premiere of "How To Marry A Millionaire"

From the personal collection of Marilyn Monroe - Two late '40s autographed photos

Marilyn Monroe's Personal Soda Tumblers, purchased in Mexico

Marilyn Monroe's Personal Birthday Card from Half-Sister Berniece Miracle

Marilyn Monroe's Personal Screen Actors Guild Membership Card

Marilyn Monroe's Personal Script:

How To Marry A Millionaire, with the film's original title "The Greeks Had A Word For It"

Marilyn Monroe unsigned bank check dated August 3, 1962 - One day before her death

A book from Marilyn Monroe's Personal Library: Man's Supreme Inheritance

Marilyn Monroe's Personal White Fox Cuffs, worn to the 1953 premiere of "The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T."

Marilyn Monroe's Personal

Film & Gossip Magazine Collection

Additional Collection Pieces Formerly Owned by Marilyn Monroe
Clothing and Accessories
	A casual summer dress of green jersey silk	Marilyn Monroe's personal Pucci belt
	A Baum marten fur collar	A delicate pink feather boa of ostrich feathers, possibly used as a prop in photo sessions with Milton Greene
The Legend
	A collection of newspaper clippings with stories featuring Marilyn Monroe, from her personal collection	Maiden Voyage - A script to a Broadway play, offered to Marilyn in 1956
	A vintage photograph from Marilyn's personal collection: 1952 Miss America Pageant	Marilyn Monroe's personal invitation to join the Hollywood Motion Picture & Television Museum together with her handwritten note
Marilyn's Treasures
	A Kodak Brownie Target Six-20 - The most photographed woman in the world, Marilyn Monroe's first camera	Marilyn Monroe's personal late 1930s album of film stars, featuring her idols: Jean Harlow and Clark Gable
Marilyn Monroe's Makeup
	A collection of Erno Laszlo beauty products	Marilyn Monroe's personal Elizabeth Arden makeup
The Private Marilyn
	Marilyn Monroe's personal eye drops, dated May 21, 1960 issued by Schwab's Pharmacy	Marilyn Monroe's personal pouring spout
	Oh Careless Love - A book from Marilyn's library	Of Stars and Men - A book from Marilyn's library
	Marilyn Monroe's personal embossed stationary	Marilyn Monroe's personal Beverly Hills Hotel letterhead
Marilyn Monroe Bank Checks
	Marilyn Monroe September 17, 1951 Bank of America Check	Marilyn Monroe October 5, 1951 Bank of America Check
	Milton Greene signed Marilyn Monroe Productions Colonial Trust Company Check, June 22, 1955	Two Blank Checks from Marilyn Monroe's Personal City National Bank Account
	Inzez Melson signed Marilyn Monroe Bank of America Check, April 30, 1954
Personal Documents
	Marilyn Monroe's Personal Annotated Envelope & Receipt for a Black Beret	Marilyn Monroe telegram to Dr. Ralph Greenson - Dated July 14, 1962
	Marilyn Monroe Personal 1962 Invoices from the Arthur P. Jacobs Publicity Firm	Marilyn Monroe Personal Accounting Documents September1-October 31, 1953
	Marilyn Monroe invoice from her Psychiatrist, Dr. Ralph Greenson, Dated June 1, 1962	Marilyn Monroe's personal New York telephone bill, August, 1955
	Marilyn Monroe Personal 1956 Invoice from the Arthur P. Jacobs Publicity Firm	Marilyn Monroe's personal payment documents for her work in "Let's Make Love"
	Marilyn Monroe Productions bank statements	A 1951 Bank of America statement
	Marilyn's personal Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Invoices, July 1955	A 1954 letter from Twentieth Century Fox to Marilyn Monroe regarding the film "Pink Tights"
	Marilyn Monroe's personal invoice for prescriptions	A vintage transmittal envelope - addressed to Marilyn Monroe at the Beverly Hills Hotel from her publicist, Arthur P. Jacobs
	Marilyn Monroe's personal New York telephone bill, May, 1955, together with corresponding Marilyn Monroe Productions cancelled bank check	Marilyn Monroe's Personal Architectural Drawing of Her Kitchen at 12305 Fifth Helena Drive
Marilyn Monroe Autographs
	A Marilyn Monroe signed note	A Marilyn Monroe signed Elizabeth Arden Beverly Hills Salon receipt, dated 27 April, 1961
Additional Collection Items
	A Bert Stern signed lithograph: The Last Sitting	Marilyn Monroe original unpublished snapshot from Korea Visit
	A 1942 University High School "Chieftain" Yearbook	Marilyn - A Hollywood Farewell
	A Marilyn Monroe video and book library	Avant Garde 2: The Marilyn Monroe Trip