Entertainment | Steve Rubell Studio 54 Guest Book, Other Treasures Up for Auction Steve Rubell's archive going on sale By Evann Gastaldo Posted Jan 7, 2013 9:52 AM CST Copied Andy Cohen, right, unveils the Studio 54 marquee outside of the legendary club along with Marc Benecke and Myra Scheer, executive assistant to former Studio 54 co-owner Steve Rubell, on Oct. 11, 2011. (AP Photo/SiriusXM, Maro Hagopian) Steve Rubell's Studio 54 archive will be auctioned off Jan. 19, and the treasure trove includes such items as the guest book where co-founder Rubell would write who was expected each evening; drink tickets; a Polaroid of Rubell snapped by Andy Warhol; and of course, numerous pictures of those who frequented the legendary club, including Diana Ross, Farrah Fawcett, and Liza Minnelli. The LiveAuctioneers.com sale will also include other items that have been stored in Rubell's old apartment for 28 years, including invitations to special events and a Warhol sculpture that could fetch as much as $50,000, the New York Post reports. Read These Next Gunman said four words before he shot a judge and his wife. Disqualified US attorney exits after judge's rebuke. Beneath the upcoming White House ballroom: a new, pricey bunker. Why Duke is suing its own star quarterback. Report an error