Bond auction brings double-o heaven for bidders A navy wool Tom Ford suit worn by Daniel Craig in the new Skyfall film - out on October 26 - was estimated to sell for between £2,000 and £3,000 but fetched £46,850. The complete works of Ian Fleming, the spy's creator, which were estimated at between £10,000 and £15,000, eventually sold for £91,250 as bidders battled for the collection. Dame Judi Dench, who plays Bond's spymaster boss, M, introduced one of the most hotly contested lots of the night: Craig's blue trunks - with which he set temperatures rising in Casino Royale. "All I'm going to tell you is they're unwashed," she said. The size "L" navy and powder blue trunks by La Perla, labelled GrigioPerla and made in Italy, sold for £44,450. The proceeds went to Women For Women. Some of the other charities that will benefit include UNICEF UK, Barnardo's and ChildLine. At the public auction a replica model of an Aston Martin DB5 raised £61,250 for the Tickets for Troops charity at an auction to mark the 50th anniversary of James Bond. Lord Marland, chairman of Tickets for Troops, said: "We are absolutely overwhelmed with the amount raised for the charity. This is beyond our expectations and helps us to carry on with the fantastic work our team are doing. As a charity that relies on individual donations, this money will be invaluable in helping us to deliver more tickets for members of the Armed Forces and their families. A 2008 Aston Martin, 6 Litre V12 DBS, two-door coupe driven by Craig in the most recent film, Quantum of Solace, sold for £241,250. The orchestral score for the theme song Skyfall, signed on the cover by the performer Adele and co-writer Paul Epworth sold for £13,750.