Though there's no shortage of James Bond fans to go around, evidently few of them were present at a London auction of memorabilia from the celluloid spy's films on Monday, reports Reuters. According to the tony auction house Bonhams, less than one-fifth of the lots put up for auction were sold. "We were probably expecting to do better ... the right people just weren't in the room," said a spokeswoman for Bonhams. The collectibles up for the bidding included casino chips from 1962's "Dr. No" and a large model of the mountaintop headquarters from the 1969 film "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" -- all of which went unsold. The highest bid was a mere $1,300 for artwork from "On Her Majesty's Secret Service." This isn't in keeping with brisk sales at past Bond-related auctions: Earlier this year, for example, a bikini worn in "Dr. No" by Bond girl Ursula Andress sold for about $50,000.