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Lot 292
Starfleet Academy Cadet Uniform
A Starfleet Academy cadet uniform worn in J.J. Abrams’ sci-fi film Star Trek. Custom made for the film, this uniform was worn by a female cadet during scenes at Starfleet Academy. The costume consists of a knitted argyle sweater, a pinafore, a high-collared jacket and a pair of black leather boots. The familiar Starfleet insignia adorns the collar and instantly identifies the uniform. The jacket and skirt are sized extra small. Originally sold in a charity auction in 2010, all components remain in great condition.
£2,000-3,000
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Starfleet Academy Cadet Uniform
A Starfleet Academy cadet uniform worn in J.J. Abrams’ sci-fi film Star Trek. Custom made for the film, this uniform was worn by a female cadet during scenes at Starfleet Academy. The costume consists of a knitted argyle sweater, a pinafore, a high-collared jacket and a pair of black leather boots. The familiar Starfleet insignia adorns the collar and instantly identifies the uniform. The jacket and skirt are sized extra small. Originally sold in a charity auction in 2010, all components remain in great condition.
£2,000-3,000
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Ripley save us! Check out our Aliens Queen puppet. Lot 8 in #PropStoreLiveAuction
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Lot # 28
Batman Forever - Batman’s (Val Kilmer) Batsuit Cowl & Hero Chest Emblem
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Lot 120 Hellboy - Hellboy’s (Ron Perlman) Good Samaritan Pistol, Bullets & Design Copies
Hellboy’s (Ron Perlman) Good Samaritan pistol with bullets and six printed pages of designs from Guillermo del Toro’s fantasy action film Hellboy. Hellboy carried his Good Samaritan pistol throughout the first film as he battled Rasputin (Karel Roden) and the forces of evil.
Made by Weta Workshop, the pistol is constructed of resin and features B.P.R.D. grips, a static trigger and a rotating cylinder. Leather lace is tied to a metal loop on the grip. The pistol is finished in black with brown grips and has ̒silver̛ distressing. Four standard bullets made of self-skinning expanding foam and a hero “Creature Killer” round are also included.
The Good Samaritan pistol is in very good condition and is supplied with production prints of concept artwork for the weapon and its ammunition. Dimensions: 8 cm x 32 cm x 19 cm (3½” x 12½” x 7½”)
£4,000-6,000
The Prop Store Live Auction in partnership with Vue Cinemas
378 original film props and costumes available at live auction
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Hellboy’s (Ron Perlman) Good Samaritan pistol with bullets and six printed pages of designs from Guillermo del Toro’s fantasy action film Hellboy. Hellboy carried his Good Samaritan pistol throughout the first film as he battled Rasputin (Karel Roden) and the forces of evil.
Made by Weta Workshop, the pistol is constructed of resin and features B.P.R.D. grips, a static trigger and a rotating cylinder. Leather lace is tied to a metal loop on the grip. The pistol is finished in black with brown grips and has ̒silver̛ distressing. Four standard bullets made of self-skinning expanding foam and a hero “Creature Killer” round are also included.
The Good Samaritan pistol is in very good condition and is supplied with production prints of concept artwork for the weapon and its ammunition. Dimensions: 8 cm x 32 cm x 19 cm (3½” x 12½” x 7½”)
£4,000-6,000
The Prop Store Live Auction in partnership with Vue Cinemas
378 original film props and costumes available at live auction
For more info visit www.propstore.com/liveauction
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Lot 145
Thunderball - SPECTRE Underwater Tow Sled
Thunderball - SPECTRE Underwater Tow Sled
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Lot 229 Mission: Impossible - Ethan Hunt's (Tom Cruise) C.I.A. Suspension Costume
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Lot 248 Prometheus - Meredith Vickers’ (Charlize Theron) Hero Escape Pod
Meredith Vickers’ (Charlize Theron) hero escape pod from Ridley Scott’s Alien prequel Prometheus. This escape pod was used in the sequence in which Vickers crash-landed on the surface of LV-223 after escaping the Prometheus ship before Captain Janek (Idris Elba) rammed the Engineer’s ship.
Made of fibreglass over an MDF frame, the pod features a detachable top panel and a cushioned orange interior. The top panel has a clear plastic view port installed as well as plush cushioned pads at chest level. Functional buttons adorn the exterior panelling, which is finished in ‘silver’ with black stripe detailing and the code number “EP-05.” The paint finish is worn and distressed to simulate damage caused by landing on LV- 223. A black wooden platform is attached to the underside, enabling the piece to camouflage into the ash-like soil used on set. Electronics are installed throughout the pod, including a series of lights, control panels and computer consoles, which remain functional. Featuring some paint loss and wear from use, the pod remains in good condition. Dimensions: 245 cm x 125 cm x 60 cm (96½” x 49¼” x 23¾”)
This item contains electronic components. While every effort is made to describe them accurately, no guarantee or warranty is made as to functionality, lifespan or safety of those components. It is entirely incumbent on the new owner to satisfy themselves as to their safe use and maintenance.
£4,000-6,000
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Meredith Vickers’ (Charlize Theron) hero escape pod from Ridley Scott’s Alien prequel Prometheus. This escape pod was used in the sequence in which Vickers crash-landed on the surface of LV-223 after escaping the Prometheus ship before Captain Janek (Idris Elba) rammed the Engineer’s ship.
Made of fibreglass over an MDF frame, the pod features a detachable top panel and a cushioned orange interior. The top panel has a clear plastic view port installed as well as plush cushioned pads at chest level. Functional buttons adorn the exterior panelling, which is finished in ‘silver’ with black stripe detailing and the code number “EP-05.” The paint finish is worn and distressed to simulate damage caused by landing on LV- 223. A black wooden platform is attached to the underside, enabling the piece to camouflage into the ash-like soil used on set. Electronics are installed throughout the pod, including a series of lights, control panels and computer consoles, which remain functional. Featuring some paint loss and wear from use, the pod remains in good condition. Dimensions: 245 cm x 125 cm x 60 cm (96½” x 49¼” x 23¾”)
This item contains electronic components. While every effort is made to describe them accurately, no guarantee or warranty is made as to functionality, lifespan or safety of those components. It is entirely incumbent on the new owner to satisfy themselves as to their safe use and maintenance.
£4,000-6,000
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Lot 14 At the Earth's Core - Model Miniature “Mole” Drilling Machine
The model miniature “mole” drilling machine from At the Earth’s Core. This model was used for sequences where the massive machine drilled into the side of a Welsh mountain as well as in the film’s finale where the machine emerged from the ground in front of the White House.
The bulky model, measuring over five metres in length, is hollow and was designed to be mounted on a support frame for filming. The vehicle is constructed around a steel pipe with wooden supports around which the fibreglass drill head and body panels are mounted. The panels are covered in faux rivets and other detailing to match the Victorian-era aesthetic of the machine. The subterranean vehicle is finished in light grey paint.
Resin vents, some of which are still present, once ran along the sides of the miniature, opening and closing in a fan-like motion. The head retains many of its resin drill teeth. Resin and plastic windows with interior lighting are still present along with much of the wiring, though the lights no longer function. The piece is equipped with internal gyroscopes believed to have assisted in the rotating actions, though they are now seized. Well-used during production and later used as a tourist attraction, the miniature remains in fair condition. Dimensions: 525 cm x 65 cm x 65 cm (206¾” x 25½” x 25½”)
£8,000-10,000
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The model miniature “mole” drilling machine from At the Earth’s Core. This model was used for sequences where the massive machine drilled into the side of a Welsh mountain as well as in the film’s finale where the machine emerged from the ground in front of the White House.
The bulky model, measuring over five metres in length, is hollow and was designed to be mounted on a support frame for filming. The vehicle is constructed around a steel pipe with wooden supports around which the fibreglass drill head and body panels are mounted. The panels are covered in faux rivets and other detailing to match the Victorian-era aesthetic of the machine. The subterranean vehicle is finished in light grey paint.
Resin vents, some of which are still present, once ran along the sides of the miniature, opening and closing in a fan-like motion. The head retains many of its resin drill teeth. Resin and plastic windows with interior lighting are still present along with much of the wiring, though the lights no longer function. The piece is equipped with internal gyroscopes believed to have assisted in the rotating actions, though they are now seized. Well-used during production and later used as a tourist attraction, the miniature remains in fair condition. Dimensions: 525 cm x 65 cm x 65 cm (206¾” x 25½” x 25½”)
£8,000-10,000
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For more info visit www.propstore.com/liveauction
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Lot 326 Star Wars: Return of the Jedi - Gamorrean Guard Head Casting
A Gamorrean guard head casting from Richard Marquand’s sci-fi sequel Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. This unfinished casting was made for the sequence in which the guard was devoured by the Rancor in Jabba’s dungeon. The Rancor was originally planned as a man-in-suit, and a pig guard puppet in the appropriate scale was produced. The man-insuit concept was later dropped in favour of a miniature rod puppet, necessitating another guard puppet at an even smaller scale. This urethane piece is in scale for a human-sized Rancor costume. The olive-green casting is unpainted and remains in very good condition. Dimensions: 18 cm x 11 cm x 10 cm (7” x 4½” x 4”)
£400-600
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A Gamorrean guard head casting from Richard Marquand’s sci-fi sequel Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. This unfinished casting was made for the sequence in which the guard was devoured by the Rancor in Jabba’s dungeon. The Rancor was originally planned as a man-in-suit, and a pig guard puppet in the appropriate scale was produced. The man-insuit concept was later dropped in favour of a miniature rod puppet, necessitating another guard puppet at an even smaller scale. This urethane piece is in scale for a human-sized Rancor costume. The olive-green casting is unpainted and remains in very good condition. Dimensions: 18 cm x 11 cm x 10 cm (7” x 4½” x 4”)
£400-600
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Lot 149 The Man with the Golden Gun - Francisco Scaramanga's (Christopher Lee) Shirt
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Lot 307 - Star Wars: A New Hope - Death Star Gun Tower
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Lot 371 Underworld Evolution - Selene's (Kate Beckinsale) Death Dealer Costume
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Lot 77 Dredd - Rookie Judge Anderson's (Olivia Thirlby) Stunt Costume & Utility Belt
A near-complete Rookie Judge Anderson (Olivia Thirlby) stunt costume worn in Alex Garland's action film Dredd. The ensemble consists of: a set of ‘hard’ armour (marked “Fleur 1” for Fleur Van Eeden – Thirlby’s stunt double) constructed from breathable panels, straps, zips, buckles and polyurethane panels, complete with brass-effect “Anderson” badge on the chest; a set of riding leathers (trousers marked “Fleur 2”) fitted with green ribbed elbow and knee pads; a pair of unnamed black leather gloves; a utility belt complete with green leather medi-pouch, smoke grenade in green leather holster, two flash bang spheres and a mini in green leather holsters, stunt folded Boker knife and two stunt Lawgiver double magazine holster sets; and an unnamed large fibreglass helmet decorated with the memorable black and burgundy colours and covered in production-added battle scars and scratches, a tinted visor and full padding inside.
All of the components are intentionally distressed but remain in good condition. The costume is presented on a bespoke mannequin and display base. Originally acquired through DNA Films. Dimensions: 41 cm x 53 cm x 176 cm (16” x 21” x 69”)
£8,000-10,000
A near-complete Rookie Judge Anderson (Olivia Thirlby) stunt costume worn in Alex Garland's action film Dredd. The ensemble consists of: a set of ‘hard’ armour (marked “Fleur 1” for Fleur Van Eeden – Thirlby’s stunt double) constructed from breathable panels, straps, zips, buckles and polyurethane panels, complete with brass-effect “Anderson” badge on the chest; a set of riding leathers (trousers marked “Fleur 2”) fitted with green ribbed elbow and knee pads; a pair of unnamed black leather gloves; a utility belt complete with green leather medi-pouch, smoke grenade in green leather holster, two flash bang spheres and a mini in green leather holsters, stunt folded Boker knife and two stunt Lawgiver double magazine holster sets; and an unnamed large fibreglass helmet decorated with the memorable black and burgundy colours and covered in production-added battle scars and scratches, a tinted visor and full padding inside.
All of the components are intentionally distressed but remain in good condition. The costume is presented on a bespoke mannequin and display base. Originally acquired through DNA Films. Dimensions: 41 cm x 53 cm x 176 cm (16” x 21” x 69”)
£8,000-10,000
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Lot 38 Beetlejuice - Sandworm Puppet and Display
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Lot 293 Star Trek - Romulan Science Technician Uniform
A Starfleet Academy cadet uniform worn in J.J. Abrams’ sci-fi film Star Trek. Custom made for the film, this uniform was worn by a female cadet during scenes at Starfleet Academy. The costume consists of a knitted argyle sweater, a pinafore, a high-collared jacket and a pair of black leather boots. The familiar Starfleet insignia adorns the collar and instantly identifies the uniform. The jacket and skirt are sized extra small. Originally sold in a charity auction in 2010, all components remain in great condition.
£2,000-3,000
The Prop Store Live Auction in partnership with Vue Cinemas
378 original film props and costumes available at live auction
For more info visit www.propstore.com/liveauction
A Starfleet Academy cadet uniform worn in J.J. Abrams’ sci-fi film Star Trek. Custom made for the film, this uniform was worn by a female cadet during scenes at Starfleet Academy. The costume consists of a knitted argyle sweater, a pinafore, a high-collared jacket and a pair of black leather boots. The familiar Starfleet insignia adorns the collar and instantly identifies the uniform. The jacket and skirt are sized extra small. Originally sold in a charity auction in 2010, all components remain in great condition.
£2,000-3,000
The Prop Store Live Auction in partnership with Vue Cinemas
378 original film props and costumes available at live auction
For more info visit www.propstore.com/liveauction
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Lot 12 An American Werewolf in London - Werewolf Back Transformation Rig
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Lot 265 - Clay Regazzoni’s (Pierfrancesco Favino) Prop BRM P160 Race Car
A BRM Formula One car made for Clay Regazzoni (Pierfranceso Favino) in Ron Howard's racing biopic Rush. This vehicle is one of only nine prop cars built for the film; the other cars used were genuine period racing vehicles. In the film, Regazzoni was Niki Lauda’s (Daniel Brϋhl) teammate at BRM. Initially taken aback by Lauda’s ‘rent-a-drive’ position, his stance was soon softened by Lauda’s skill on the track and in the garage.
The car is based on a custom-fabricated chassis with a fibreglass body, Rover V8 BUT engine with a wet sump and an Elite sequential gear box. The car features a red and white finish and vinyl decals for BRM’s key sponsor Marlboro as well as several other sponsors. “BRM” is displayed prominently on the engine cover and Regazzoni’s name appears in white below the vehicle’s cockpit. The cockpit is simple, featuring a black steering wheel and a black and blue safety harness.
The chassis was designed to accept a number of different exterior shells, allowing the same platform to serve as different vehicles within the context of the film. These fabricated prop cars are highly authentic, and the mechanics working on the film stated that they had difficulty discerning the difference between the modern reproductions and the originals.
All fuel and fluids are drained from the vehicle, and the battery is removed. The vehicle remains in very good condition. Also included is a generic pit-lane jack. Dimensions: 410 cm x 200 cm x 135 cm (161” x 79” x 53”)
This car is substantially modified from its original engineering and should not be used to drive. It is sold in a static ‘rolling only’ condition, drained of all fluids and battery removed.
£15,000-20,000
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A BRM Formula One car made for Clay Regazzoni (Pierfranceso Favino) in Ron Howard's racing biopic Rush. This vehicle is one of only nine prop cars built for the film; the other cars used were genuine period racing vehicles. In the film, Regazzoni was Niki Lauda’s (Daniel Brϋhl) teammate at BRM. Initially taken aback by Lauda’s ‘rent-a-drive’ position, his stance was soon softened by Lauda’s skill on the track and in the garage.
The car is based on a custom-fabricated chassis with a fibreglass body, Rover V8 BUT engine with a wet sump and an Elite sequential gear box. The car features a red and white finish and vinyl decals for BRM’s key sponsor Marlboro as well as several other sponsors. “BRM” is displayed prominently on the engine cover and Regazzoni’s name appears in white below the vehicle’s cockpit. The cockpit is simple, featuring a black steering wheel and a black and blue safety harness.
The chassis was designed to accept a number of different exterior shells, allowing the same platform to serve as different vehicles within the context of the film. These fabricated prop cars are highly authentic, and the mechanics working on the film stated that they had difficulty discerning the difference between the modern reproductions and the originals.
All fuel and fluids are drained from the vehicle, and the battery is removed. The vehicle remains in very good condition. Also included is a generic pit-lane jack. Dimensions: 410 cm x 200 cm x 135 cm (161” x 79” x 53”)
This car is substantially modified from its original engineering and should not be used to drive. It is sold in a static ‘rolling only’ condition, drained of all fluids and battery removed.
£15,000-20,000
The Prop Store Live Auction in partnership with Vue Cinemas
375 original film props and costumes available at live auction
For more info visit www.propstore.com/liveauction
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My wife and I went down to London on Friday for the Hans Zimmer concert, while down there for the weekend I insisted on travelling over to Propstore's auction display. Best. Part. Of. My. Weekend. Absolutely loved it. Registered and got myself the printed catalogue (which I will treasure on my bookshelf for years to come) and had a great time chatting with Propstore's photographers (lovely folks!) and studying the props on display. The Rodger Young "miniature" is indeed HUGE! And the Biker Scout helmet looks like it was made just yesterday. My favourite was probably the Cronos Device, and if I could afford it, I'd be bidding on almost everything! Thanks for making it a fantastic weekend!
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