Props Weekly

A summary of the week in movie & TV props

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Sat, 27 Jun 2026 10:00 (CET)

Hello, and welcome to this week’s PropsTracker report. Settle in for a clear look at the latest screen-used props, production material, and upcoming auction opportunities.

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Past week auction recapAuctions results

Julien’s sold 303 of 333 lots for a total of $804,349, with a 91% sell-through rate. The session was led by the screen-matched ORCA II transom name plate from Jaws, which sold for $192,000. Other notable results included the original Klaatu flying saucer miniature from The Day the Earth Stood Still at $38,400, the revised final draft production script from Jaws at $38,400, the production-used shark attack death report from Jaws at $28,800, and the screen-used SFX “shot” head of Marvin from Pulp Fiction at $22,400. The auction also recorded $19,200 results for the Black Lodge floor panel from Twin Peaks and the Le Mans production script.

Hanlin Auction Service sold 243 of 354 lots, totaling $173,257. The top result was the DH-17 blaster carbine from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story at $18,270, above its $4,000–$6,000 estimate. The Mud Trooper mask respirator from Solo: A Star Wars Story sold for $12,600, above its $1,000–$2,000 estimate, while the featured Mud Trooper helmet from Solo: A Star Wars Story reached $11,340, above its $6,000–$8,000 estimate. Other sold lots included the tribble from Star Trek at $5,985 and the featured Season 3 Mandalorian blaster from The Mandalorian at $5,827, within its $3,000–$6,000 estimate.

Abell Auction sold all 7 listed lots for $14,625. The featured King Leonidas swords from 300 sold for $5,000, above the $2,000–$3,000 estimate. The screen-used White Ranger helmet from Power Rangers followed at $4,000, also above estimate, while the Dilio Spartan shield from 300 sold for $2,750, within its $2,000–$3,000 estimate.

VIP Fan Auctions sold 80 of 88 lots, totaling $46,108. The highest result was the Isabella screen-used dolls from Wuthering Heights at $5,001. The featured Mother Mary screen-worn stage costume with skirt and halo sold for $4,450, followed by the Mother Mary embellished stage costume at $3,025, the Mother Mary travel outfit at $2,800, and the featured Wuthering Heights production-used dolls at $2,100.

Potter & Potter sold 20 of 27 lots, totaling $48,740. The top result was the Stanley Kubrick Napoleon screenplay at $42,000, above its $150–$300 estimate. The The Shining film treatment sold for $2,200, and the featured Return of the Jedi Speeder Bike ride-on toy sold for $850, above its $400–$800 estimate. Other sold production-related lots included the Star Trek: The Next Generation Remmler Array production mold at $300.

Heritage sold all 12 listed lots for $14,267. The leading result was Jorgen Klubien’s Jack’s Lament storyboard art from The Nightmare Before Christmas at $6,100. The How the Grinch Stole Christmas storyboard drawing sold for $2,928, and the Star Trek III concept drawing group sold for $457.50.

SWAU sold 17 of 20 lots, totaling $8,346. This was mainly a signed replica and autograph sale, led by the Han Solo signed Columbia parka prop replica from The Empire Strikes Back at $2,700. Other sold replica items included the Boba Fett signed Black Series helmet at $960, the Rambo signed prop replica knife at $900, and the C-3PO signed prop replica helmet at $720.

eBay’s reported extract was led by screen-used and production-related pieces, with the Stephen Colbert guest chair from The Late Show selling for $4,050, followed by a second Stephen Colbert guest chair from The Late Show at $3,450. The featured original prop comic book from Captain America: The First Avenger sold for $2,500, while the featured Good Will Hunting first draft screenplay sold for $2,025. The featured signed Spartan hero helmet from 300 sold for £1,470, about $1,940 or €1,705, and the Meryl Streep screen-worn wardrobe from The Devil Wears Prada sold for $1,936.

Catawiki listed more than 500 auction lots, with 309 sold and a total of €12,238. The top sold item was the Back to the Future Part II signed hoverboard replica at €602. Other sold lots included the 1978 Kenner R5-D4 Star Wars action figure at €313, the Casino Royale poker set at €272, the Ace Ventura signed full script at €264, and the Star Wars signed Anthony Daniels and Kenny Baker item at €250.

New props listed this weekNew movie props

eBay added a small active-auction extract led by the featured Ghostbusters Plasma Series Neutrona Wand, currently at $353. The featured authenticated screen-used ORCA boat piece from Jaws is at $232.50, while the featured Captain Black yo-yo from Lisey’s Story is at $102.50. Two additional Ghostbusters Neutrona Wand listings, the Spengler’s Neutrona Wand and the Ghostbusters Plasma Series Neutrona Wand, are at $187.50 and $177.50.

Catawiki added a large active-auction selection, mostly replicas, signed items, toys, and collectibles rather than original screen-used props. The higher current bids include the James Bond Octopussy Imperial Coronation Egg replica at €1,000, the Back to the Future Part II signed hoverboard replica at €800, the American Psycho signed Christian Bale display at €170, the John Wick Keanu Reeves item at €150, and the Star Wars Scout Trooper helmet replica at €100.

HeroProp added several fixed-price listings, led by the Town Square miniature building from The Nightmare Before Christmas at $12,995 and the Jedi Master Sol hero lightsaber from Star Wars: The Acolyte at $8,995. The same dealer also listed the Fennec Shand throwing knife from The Book of Boba Fett at $1,495 and the War Machine crew gift from Iron Man 2 at $995.

The Prop Gallery listed a production-used Double Duty script from Space Precinct at £695, about $920 or €805. A large-scale workman miniature figure from Thomas and Friends was also recorded as sold at £2,495, about $3,290 or €2,895.

Factory Entertainment added several limited-edition replicas from Star Trek, including the Cage laser cannon scaled prop replica and the latinum bars limited edition prop replica, each listed at $99.99. These are replica listings, but they are directly relevant to collectors following licensed prop-style releases.

VIP Fan Auctions continued adding active Wuthering Heights lots, led by the Cathy screen-used blanket at $500, the Cathy screen-used leeches at $225, and the Cathy screen-used wedding bouquet at $220. The Heathcliff pouch and pipe is currently at $175.

SWAU added signed replica and autograph-focused lots, including the Doctor Strange Eye of Agamotto prop replica signed by Benedict Cumberbatch at $375, the Harry Potter Hogwarts Express replica ticket signed by Daniel Radcliffe at $175, and the Poe Dameron Black Series helmet signed by Oscar Isaac at $126.

Auction calendar for the upcoming weekAuctions calendar

Propstore has the largest upcoming event, with over 1,100 lots scheduled. The featured lots include The Boys pieces led by the Homelander hero supe costume at $28,350, the Starlight Version 2 hero supe costume at $16,380, the Black Noir hero supe costume at $7,560, the Firecracker Season 5 screen- and photo-matched hero supe costume at $6,930, the A-Train hero supe costume at $2,016, and the Compound V vials in tray at $882. Other featured lots include the Superman costume with replica cape, belt, and boots from Superman III at $12,600, against a $20,000–$40,000 estimate, and the distressed bus front chassis panels from Speed at $1,890, against a $3,000–$6,000 estimate.

SWAU has 20 lots scheduled, mainly signed replicas and signature-series items. The featured Iron Man Nano Gauntlet prop replica signed by Robert Downey Jr. is currently at $3,250, while the featured Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Galaxy’s Edge lightsaber replica set, signed by Hayden Christensen and Ewan McGregor, is at $550. Other active lots include the Mandalorian Black Series helmet signed by Pedro Pascal, Sigourney Weaver, and Jon Favreau at $550 and the Doctor Strange Eye of Agamotto prop replica at $375.

Van Eaton Galleries has a smaller prop-focused selection, led by the featured Creation of Adam prop mice from Dinner for Schmucks and the featured Mona Lisa taxidermy mouse from Dinner for Schmucks, each currently at $800 against $1,000–$2,000 estimates. Other active lots include John Wayne’s costume top from The Conqueror at $1,200, the One-Eyed Willy treasure props from The Goonies at $300, and the Tom Cruise suit jacket from The Firm at $200.

Other auctions include several Return to Mayberry and Andy Griffith-related props. The featured Barney Fife sheriff’s hat badge from Return to Mayberry is currently at $300 against a $2,500–$7,500 estimate. Also listed are the Ben-Hur screen-used ship prop at $2,000, the Mayberry sheriff’s squad car door emblem at $300, and the Otis Campbell coin changer from Return to Mayberry at $200.

GWS Auctions has three active lots: the Jaws signature and fossil shark tooth display at $600, the Casino Royale prop casino chip and playing cards at $300, and the Titanic wood decking, rope, and signed photo display at $300.

VIP Fan Auctions continues with Wuthering Heights production-used and screen-used items. Current bids include the Cathy screen-used blanket at $500, the Cathy screen-used leeches at $225, the Cathy screen-used wedding bouquet at $220, and the Heathcliff pouch and pipe at $175.

Catawiki has over 700 active lots in the upcoming calendar, with a broad mix of replicas, signed material, toys, and collectibles. The higher current bids include the Back to the Future Part II signed hoverboard replica at €1,000, the James Bond Octopussy Imperial Coronation Egg replica at €1,000, another Back to the Future Part II signed hoverboard replica at €800, the Ringwraith of Forod at Dol Guldur from The Hobbit at €390, and the Snake Plissken Escape from New York figure at €245.

eBay has five upcoming auction listings in the extract. The featured lots are the Ghostbusters Plasma Series Neutrona Wand at $353, the authenticated ORCA prop boat piece from Jaws at $232.50, and the Captain Black yo-yo from Lisey’s Story at $102.50. Two additional Ghostbusters Neutrona Wand listings are currently at $187.50 and $177.50.

Trending keywordsTrending searches

ER, Star Wars, Coraline, Tremors, and Stranger Things occupy the top five positions in this week’s keyword rankings. The next ranked entries are Kin, A New Hope, Pretty Woman, Doctor Who, and Psych.

The largest one-week gains were recorded by Charles Laughton, up 1,360 places to rank 78; Christopher Nolan, up 1,348 places to rank 77; Heath Ledger, up 1,212 places to rank 48; Dustin Hoffman, up 1,164 places to rank 184; and Elektra Natchios, up 1,160 places to rank 182.

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