Bid on a chance to win a screen-used Indiana Jones fedora from the personal collection of George Lucas and signed by Harrison Ford!
In an auction to benefit The Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights, George Lucas has donated a rare iconic piece of movie history to help raise money to advance the human rights movement throughout the world. Here's part of the auction description:
"Now, you have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own one of the famous fedoras actually worn by Harrison Ford during production of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Of the custom fedoras used during the filming of Indy's fourth big screen adventure, this is one of the 'slightly aged' versions of the iconic headgear, showcased when the rugged and rumpled adventurer has gotten himself into a tight spot.
"Indiana Jones' hat is arguably one of the most famous hats in cinema history. This hat is particularly special as it is from the personal collection of the director -- the one and only George Lucas!"
The auction runs April 8 through April 29, so if you've always wanted to don one of the most famous hats in movie history, register and head on over to the auction for more details!
