Props Weekly

A summary of the week in movie & TV props

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Sat, 29 Aug 2026 01:00 (PST)

Hello, and welcome to this week’s PropsTracker report. Here is a focused look at the notable screen-used props, costumes, scripts, and production pieces that crossed our radar.

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Past week auction recapAuctions results

Propstore was the main auction event of the week, with more than 1,200 lots offered and 860 sold, totaling $9,789,570 with a 70% sell-through rate. The leading result was the Jurassic Park screen-matched mosquito in amber fossil, sold for $403,200, above its $100,000–$200,000 estimate. Other top results included Tom Hanksdistressed Wilson volleyball from Cast Away at $378,000, within its $150,000–$300,000 estimate, Tony Manero’s white dancing suit from Saturday Night Fever at $277,200, and Christopher Reeve’s Superman costume from Superman III and Superman IV at $233,100. The Mighty Joe Young stop-motion animation puppet, estimated at $1,000,000–$3,000,000, did not meet reserve.

Propstore also recorded several high five- and six-figure results across film and television. The Star Trek: The Original Series Type-2 phaser sold for $315,000, above its $75,000–$150,000 estimate, while Frank the Rabbit’s costume from Donnie Darko sold for $126,000. Other notable sales included Neo’s complete costume from The Matrix Reloaded and Tony Stark’s light-up Iron Man Mark 46 upper body armor from Captain America: Civil War, each at $138,600, plus Doc Holliday’s whiskey cup from Tombstone at $119,700, Jason Voorhees’ screen-matched hockey mask and cowl from Freddy vs. Jason at $107,100, and Jack Sparrow’s tricorn hat from Pirates of the Caribbean at $100,800.

VIP Fan Auctions sold 66 of 99 lots for a total of $314,851. The top result was the Project Hail Mary Grace futuristic space suit costume, sold for $115,000. Further Project Hail Mary results included the Grace blazer, jeans, and tie wardrobe at $17,250, the Grace photo double flight suit and T-shirt at $17,000, the Grace fishing sampler at $12,510, and the Grace xenonite canister at $11,750. The same sale also included Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War wardrobe and prop pieces at lower price levels.

Ewbank’s offered just over 200 lots, selling 155 for £90,347. Harry Potter pieces led the results: the Elder Wand from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 sold for £7,800, about $10,600 / €9,100, above its £1,400–£1,500 estimate, while the production-made Golden Snitch from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone sold for £4,940, about $6,700 / €5,800, within its £4,000–£8,000 estimate. Other Harry Potter wand results included the Daniel Radcliffe production-made wand from Philosopher’s Stone at £4,160, the Professor Snape wand from Half-Blood Prince at £4,160, and the Ron Weasley wand from Prisoner of Azkaban at £3,900.

Ewbank’s also sold the Naboo security blaster from Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace for £2,860, about $3,900 / €3,300, and the Robert Muldoon wristband from Jurassic Park for £2,600, about $3,500 / €3,000. The Game of Thrones map marker props sold for £2,210, while the Alien Resurrection Xenomorph Warrior head reached £2,080. Several featured lots did not meet reserve, including the Yarpen hammer from The Witcher Season 3, the Gladiator II Maximus stunt sword, and the Emissary Predator animatronic head from The Predator.

Heritage sold both listed lots. The screen-used chimney sweep broom from Mary Poppins sold for $10,980, and the Pirates of the Caribbean flintlock blunderbuss pistol sold for $1,000. The sale totaled $11,980.

eBay produced several notable results from its weekly extract. The top sale was the The Godfather 1971 second draft screenplay by Mario Puzo and Francis Ford Coppola at $13,300. Other strong sales included the Captain America: The First Avenger original prop comic book at $2,500, the Doctor Who 10th Doctor sonic screwdriver replica at $2,181, the Good Will Hunting first draft screenplay at $2,025, and the Miranda Priestly screen-worn wardrobe from The Devil Wears Prada at $1,936. A hero captain helmet from 300 sold for £1,570, about $2,100 / €1,800, and a signed Spartan hero helmet from 300 sold for £1,470, about $2,000 / €1,700.

Catawiki sold 147 of 230 lots, totaling €14,016. The leading result was the Back to the Future replica license plate signed by four cast members at €611. Other sales included the Last Samurai deluxe katana at €376, the Daniel Radcliffe signed Harry Potter wand at €350, the Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers signed script at €320, and the Los Pollos Hermanos cup from Better Call Saul / Breaking Bad at €150. The Back to the Future Part II signed hoverboard replica did not meet reserve.

Nate Sanders sold the complete Gone With the Wind final shooting script for $7,500. SWAU focused on signed memorabilia and replicas, with the Robert Downey Jr. signed baseball at $570 and the Chris Evans signed Captain America replica shield at $450.

New props listed this weekNew movie props

eBay added a small group of active listings, led by the CHiPs screen-used Grossman pin badge, currently at $305, and the Poison Ivy ring from Batman & Robin, currently at $255. Other live eBay listings include the CHiPs Fritz pin badge at $255, the CHiPs Clark pin badge at $227.50, and the Funhouse creature mask display piece at $250. Replica items are present as well, including the Denix AK-47 non-firing replica rifle, currently at $149.99.

Catawiki new auction listings are mostly replicas, signed photos, toys, and collector editions. Current higher bids include the Titanic signed display by Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet at €250, the Darth Vader helmet signed by Dave Prowse at €200, the Gladiator signed Russell Crowe display at €150, the Batman signed Christian Bale display at €130, and the Daniel Radcliffe signed Harry Potter wand at €75.

Hanlin Auction Service listed several active auction lots, with a clear focus on Justice League and Star Wars. The top current bid is $25,000 on the Wonder Woman worn hero costume and body cast from Justice League, followed by $10,000 on the Wonder Woman worn tiara from Justice League. The same auction includes the Imperial Remnant Snowtrooper DLT-20A blaster rifle from The Mandalorian and Grogu at $4,000, the Tyrannosaurus Rex reference eye from Jurassic Park at $4,000, and the First Order Stormtrooper blaster from Star Wars: The Force Awakens at $3,500.

VIP Fan Auctions added another active sale with screen-worn costumes and production props. Featured lots include the Telmarine soldier armor from The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, currently at $850, and the Peacekeeper uniform from The Hunger Games, currently at $550. Other active listings include the Spider-Man production-worn practice suit from The Amazing Spider-Man 2 at $650, the John Silver costume from Black Sails at $325, and the pair of production-used swords from Black Sails at $225.

The Prop Gallery listed the Mr. Fox head maquette from Fantastic Mr. Fox for £1,195, about $1,600 / €1,400, along with the Thomas and Friends snow scenic dressing for £345, about $470 / €400. The vampire cocaine vial from Blade II and the Colonel Kurtz Time magazine cover from Apocalypse Now are listed as not sold.

CineProps added several lower-priced fixed-price pieces, including the Kadeem prisoner costume from Daylight at €445, the ammunition bandolier from War Horse at €129, the Grinch set reference photo at €69, and the space ration box from Lost in Space at €49. The Blade Runner storyboard copy is marked sold at €35.

Propstore (Buy Now) added the Jim Halsey broken cell phone from The Hitcher at £145, about $200 / €170.

Auction calendar for the upcoming weekAuctions calendar

VIP Fan Auctions has around 100 lots scheduled or already active, including the screen-worn armor from The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, currently at $850, and the Peacekeeper uniform from The Hunger Games, currently at $550. Other active lots include the Spider-Man production-worn practice suit from The Amazing Spider-Man 2 at $650, the John Silver costume from Black Sails at $325, and the Dream Gate and Dream Guardians from Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare at $275.

Icons of Pop Culture has 55 lots active, with several recognizable screen-used and screen-worn pieces. The featured lots are the spaceship mushroom from E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial, currently at $650, and Jesse Pinkman’s shirt from Breaking Bad, currently at $315. Other current bids include the Jimmy McGill / Saul Goodman screen-matched costume from Better Call Saul at $555, the Nancy Adams leg sleeve from The Shallows at $505, and the Jesse Pinkman pipe from Breaking Bad at $245.

Piece of the Past lists 29 lots, led by Clayton Moore’s Lone Ranger pistol, currently at $970 against a $750–$1,500 estimate, and The Lone Ranger silver bullets, currently at $610 against a $500–$1,000 estimate. Other current bids include the Robin mask from Batman & Robin at $500, the Casablanca prop passport at $400, and the Peter Falk Columbo tie at $150.

Heritage has one upcoming listing in the calendar: the Captain Carter Vibranium Shield limited-edition prop replica from What If...?. It is listed with no current bid in the supplied data.

Catawiki has more than 250 marketplace auction listings in the calendar. The leading current bid is on the Predator metal art sculpture at €1,500, followed by the James Bond Octopussy Imperial Coronation Egg replica at €650 and the Daniel Radcliffe signed Harry Potter wand at €410. Other current bids include the Lord of the Rings signed photo by Elijah Wood and Sean Astin at €275, the Viggo Mortensen signed Lord of the Rings display at €260, and the Darth Vader helmet signed by Dave Prowse at €200.

eBay has a smaller extracted calendar of active auction items. The featured listings are the Gentec 525 dummy antenna for Ghostbusters ECTO-1 dash parts, currently at $810, and the Mattel Back to the Future II 1:1 hoverboard, currently at $425. Other active eBay lots include the CHiPs Grossman screen-used pin badge at $305, the Poison Ivy ring from Batman & Robin at $255, and the Ghostbusters 1:1 ghost trap replica at $197.50.

Trending keywordsTrending searches

Top-ranked keywords this week are Newt Scamander, ER, Tom Hanks, Fight Club, and Star Wars. The next positions include The Twilight Saga, Stranger Things, Star Trek, Kin, and The Cat in the Hat.

Best one-week progressions include Andrew Adamson, rising from rank 1335 to 88, Adam Driver, rising from 1347 to 170, and Darth Maul, rising from 1281 to 134. Other large moves include Charlie Sheen, from 1299 to 167, and Imelda Staunton, from 1203 to 82.

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