Batman (TCF TV, 1966-1968), Stafford Repp "Chief O'Hara" Police Chief Ensemble....

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Batman (TCF TV, 1966-1968), Stafford Repp "Chief O'Hara" Police Chief Ensemble. Vintage original (3) piece ensemble worn by Chief O'Hara (Stafford Repp) in the beloved television series, Batman, including (1) Sugarman's brand black wool coat with short collar, notched lapels, golden-star epaulets with pin backs, 2- chest flap pouches and 2- hip flap pockets, 1- golden "Gotham City Police Chief" badge on left chest, wide yellow grosgrain ribbon trim on cuffs, and 4- gold-colored monogram "P" buttons, retaining internal bias label typed, "1-21-67" "Stafford Repp" and handwritten, "#2", (1) pair of matching trousers with yellow grosgrain stripes and zipper front closure, retaining internal bias label typed, "1-21-67" "Stafford Repp" and handwritten, "#2" and (1) matching officer's hat with black vinyl brim, internal metal wire for shape, golden expandable chain-link hatband, and "Chief" pin with relief figures of Greek goddesses, retaining internal bias label typed "Stafford Repp (Chief O'Hara)". Items exhibiting expected age and production wear. Lot is accompanied by a pair of black shoes for display purposes. Provenance: Profiles in History, "The Azarian Collection", December 17, 2019, Lot #1075. Stewart took great pride in displaying his collection and had many custom-built mannequins in the likeness of the character made for his costumes. This lot includes one of those mannequins, which is in used and well-loved condition and will require special shipping. The option is yours if you would like to receive the mannequin. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions. From The Stewart Berkowitz Television Treasures Collection.

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