Recent content by AvZ

That looks a lot better on that costume, even if it is a replica. I'd love to get my hands on that helmet.

Well, I'd say that if they used one specific car that can't be matched but was the only one is still 'just' screen used. For most props one should state it is production made and nothing more. Anything better has to be proven. And let's not talk about of the rack pieces that were bought by...

The one I posted turned out to be a replica. I was able to return it.

Something I once made. I have a newer one, including bought and altered, but misplaced it.

Hmm...still haven't got a clue. Not even the combination of the animals on the piece. You might want to ask here: Log into Facebook

What is the size?

Absolutely stellar win!

Propabilia is owned by Dan Short. His items are legit. He has been dealing in genuine props for many years. His items on - mostly - ebay could have a more elaborate description imho, but that is it. I have bought from him. But as with every vendor and purchase do your research on a piece as well.

Can you proof those are your photos? You are accusing him of something without any proof.

One of the screen used statues or the crew gift?

If the last time it sold was in 2003 I suspect (the estate of) Paul Allen was the only owner till this auction. I saw this piece early 2019 in the exhibit Science Fiction: A Journey into the Unknown, and at that time they still owned (same for most of the day 1 sci fi props at Juliens).

That 4.5% is for thesalesroom.com. Juliens forgot the .com part.

Doubtful. That piece comes from Paul Allen's collection.

I don't mind cutting extra pieces of cloth, but chopping props or related is a none. There was that company that actually cut up Babylon 5 costumes. Makes me sick to think about it.

The Sports Almanac was a cover only. While the Oh La La didn't state it, it probably also only is a cover.