Sat, 01 Aug 2026 10:00 (CET)

After a short summer break, we’re back with this week’s PropsTracker report: a compact tour through the latest screen-used props, costumes, scripts, and collector-relevant auction activity.

Summary for collectors in a hurry

Ewbank’s led the week’s auction results with a Doctor Who Black Dalek sold for £10,400 (about $13,900 or €12,200), above its £5,000–£7,000 estimate.
eBay had the largest marketplace result with The Godfather second-draft screenplay at $13,300, followed by a Captain America original prop comic book at $2,500.
HeroProp, The Prop Gallery, and Propstore added notable fixed-price listings, including The Mandalorian vibro-knife, Astinos’ Spartan helmet from 300, and C-3PO’s cereal box from Return of the Jedi.
Bonhams has close to 400 Outlander lots scheduled, led by Claire’s white dress, Jamie’s Redcoat uniform, and Lord John Grey’s sapphire costume brooch.
In the keyword rankings, Newt Scamander, ER, Star Wars, Star Trek, and Kato occupy the top five positions.

Ewbank's£10,400

eBay US$13,300

eBay US$2,500

HeroProp$3,995

Propstore (Buy Now)£275

Bonhams£7,040

Bonhams£4,352

Bonhams£8,960

Recap of past week auctionsAuctions results

Jul

Catawiki31 movie props

Jul

SWAU5 movie props

Jul

Piece of the Past46 movie props

Jul

Catawiki63 movie props

Jul

VIP Fan Auctions43 movie props

Jul

Catawiki98 movie props

Jul

VIP Fan Auctions100 movie props

Jul

Catawiki56 movie props

Jul

Ewbank's3 movie props

Jul

Catawiki152 movie props

Ewbank’s sold all three tracked lots, totaling £11,024. The clear result was the Doctor Who Black Dalek, which sold for £10,400, about $13,900 or €12,200, above its £5,000–£7,000 estimate. The same sale also included a Gringotts Bank gold bar prop from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone at £520, about $690 or €610, within its £400–£600 estimate, and two gold Dalek models at £104, about $140 or €120, above their £20–£30 estimate.

eBay was led by The Godfather second-draft screenplay, sold for $13,300. Other high-end marketplace results included the Captain America: The First Avenger original prop comic book at $2,500, the Good Will Hunting first-draft screenplay at $2,025, and Miranda Priestly’s screen-worn wardrobe from The Devil Wears Prada at $1,936. Replica and production-adjacent sales included a Tenth Doctor sonic screwdriver replica at $2,139.20, a signed Spartan hero helmet from 300 at £1,470, about $2,000 or €1,700, and a Spartan hero arm from 300 at £412, about $550 or €480. A lamp and original set box from One Battle After Another sold for $750.

Catawiki sold 300 out of about 400 tracked marketplace-auction lots, totaling €25,849, with a median price of €60. The top sale was a Kill Bill production katana for Budd at €1,100, followed by a Back to the Future OUTATIME license plate signed by four cast members at €900 and a Star Wars dual-signed display at €750. Among the original-prop entries, a Casino Royale $5,000 poker chip sold for €350, a Los Pollos Hermanos cup from Better Call Saul or Breaking Bad sold for €122, a Sarlacc fragment from Return of the Jedi sold for €95, a Chewbacca hair prop from A New Hope sold for €87, and a Death Star screen-used prop piece sold for €70.

Piece of the Past sold 29 of 46 lots, totaling $3,055. Results included a Dracula screen-used woodcut page at $320, within its $200–$400 estimate, a Spider-Man prop webbing piece at $150, below its $300–$600 estimate, and three Scream 7 prop artwork, prop artwork, and prop artwork lots at $140, $140, and $100. Other sold props included a Die Hard bearer bond at $100, a Pirates of the Caribbean doubloon at $100, and a piece of Harry Potter invisibility cloak fabric at $100.

VIP Fan Auctions offered more than 100 lots from Is God Is and Poker Face Season 2, selling 55 for a total of $4,142. The highest result was Divine’s screen-worn wedding costume from Is God Is at $327, followed by Anaia’s screen-worn outfit from Is God Is at $295. Poker Face results included Felicity Price’s screen-worn outfit at $180, Greta Finch’s tank top, skirt, and shoes at $135, and Charlie Cale’s jacket and pants at $121.

SWAU sold all five tracked signed replica or autograph-related lots for a total of $1,992. The top result was a signed Poe Dameron Black Series helmet replica at $660, followed by a cast-signed Star Wars: A New Hope script cover page at $510 and a signed Greased Lightning diecast model car at $360. These were mainly signed collectibles and replicas rather than original screen-used props.

Ewbank's£10,400

Ewbank's£520

Ewbank's£104

eBay US$13,300

eBay US$2,500

eBay US$2,025

eBay US$1,936

eBay Europe$2,181

eBay Europe£1,470

eBay Europe£412

eBay US$750

Catawiki€1,100

Catawiki€900

Catawiki€750

Catawiki€350

Catawiki€122

Catawiki€95

Catawiki€87

Catawiki€70

Piece of the Past$320

Piece of the Past$150

Piece of the Past$140

Piece of the Past$100

VIP Fan Auctions$327

VIP Fan Auctions$295

VIP Fan Auctions$180

VIP Fan Auctions$135

VIP Fan Auctions$121

SWAU$660

SWAU$510

SWAU$360

New props and listings from the past weekNew movie props

eBay added a small auction extract this week. The main tracked listing was a signed A Nightmare on Elm Street Freddy glove replica, currently at $237.50. A Denix Thompson non-firing submachine gun replica was also active at $158.50. Both are replicas, so they are worth noting mainly for collectors following high-end or display-oriented prop-replica listings.

Catawiki added a broad auction group, with many autograph, replica, and franchise collectibles. Stronger tracked entries include a Daniel Radcliffe-signed Harry Potter wand at €305, a Casino Royale 1967 Italian fotobusta set at €250, a Lord of the Rings signed Elijah Wood and Sean Astin photo at €158, a William Shatner signed Star Trek uniform at €150, and a Ghostbusters Plasma Series proton pack at €150. Several Star Wars helmets and replicas were also present, including a Bo-Katan Kryze Black Series helmet at €140 and a Mandalorian premium helmet at €67.

HeroProp listed two higher-priced original-prop entries at $3,995 each: Star Wars and The Mandalorian collectors can note The Mandalorian vibro-knife, while 300 collectors can note Astinos’ Spartan helmet. The same dealer also listed a Fantastic Beasts pumpkin juice bottle at $995 and a Gambit throwing card from Deadpool & Wolverine at $795. An Iron Man 2 crew gift helmet was marked sold at $795.

The Prop Gallery added two original television and animation-related pieces. The Diesel face appliance from Thomas & Friends was marked sold at £1,795, about $2,400 or €2,100, while the police chair from The Nightmare Before Christmas remains listed at £1,195, about $1,600 or €1,400.

Propstore Buy Now had several newly tracked fixed-price entries and sold items. Sold pieces included Elise Sellas’ screen-matched costume from The Adjustment Bureau at £1,395, about $1,900 or €1,600, a Helium cleaver sword from John Carter at £595, about $790 or €700, a Gotham City manhole cover from Batman Begins at £595, and Canto Bight casino chips from Star Wars: The Last Jedi at £445, about $590 or €520. Still available listings include C-3PO’s cereal box from Return of the Jedi at £275, about $370 or €320, and The King’s Man stunt sword and SFX dagger at £245, about $330 or €290.

CineProps listed a Scooby-Doo Luna ghost doll signed by Pamela Anderson at €98. The listing is a lower-priced filming accessory and autograph-related item rather than a major original screen-used prop.

Piece of the Past added 29 active auction lots. Notable entries include Robin’s mask from Batman & Robin, currently at $500 against a $1,250–$2,500 estimate, a Casablanca prop passport at $400 against a $1,000–$2,000 estimate, a Lone Ranger non-firing pistol at $300, and Peter Falk’s Columbo tie at $150. The same group also includes a Beetlejuice business card prop at $74 and several lower-priced prop paper, label, and set-dressing lots.

VIP Fan Auctions added another group of more than 100 active Poker Face Season 2 and Is God Is lots. Early tracked bids include Chuck Hall’s screen-used dry erase board from Is God Is at $50, Ezekiel’s screen-worn suit pieces from Is God Is at $50, and multiple Poker Face wardrobe lots currently at opening levels, including Charlie Cale’s sunglasses and turkey leg and Charlie Cale’s sunglasses and panic button.

eBay US$307

eBay US$159

Catawiki€305

Catawiki€178

Catawiki€170

Catawiki€550

Catawiki€140

Catawiki€113

HeroProp$3,995

HeroProp$995

HeroProp$795

The Prop Gallery£1,795

The Prop Gallery£1,195

Propstore (Buy Now)£1,395

Propstore (Buy Now)£595

Propstore (Buy Now)£445

Propstore (Buy Now)£275

Propstore (Buy Now)£245

CineProps€98

Piece of the Past08/30/2026

VIP Fan Auctions$50

VIP Fan Auctions$60

VIP Fan Auctions$111

Auction calendar for the upcoming weekAuctions calendar

Aug

Icons of Pop Culture54 movie props

Aug

Catawiki36 movie props

Aug

Catawiki48 movie props

Aug

VIP Fan Auctions44 movie props

Aug

Bonhams148 movie props

Aug

Catawiki80 movie props

Aug

Bonhams238 movie props

Aug

VIP Fan Auctions100 movie props

Aug

Catawiki62 movie props

Aug

Catawiki74 movie props

Bonhams has close to 400 Outlander lots scheduled or already active, with costumes, set dressing, graphics, medical props, and production pieces. Active headline bids include Claire’s white dress from Season 1 at £2,600, about $3,500 or €3,000, above its £800–£1,200 estimate; Jamie’s Redcoat military uniform at £1,400, about $1,900 or €1,600, within its £1,000–£1,500 estimate; and Lord John Grey’s sapphire costume brooch at £950, about $1,300 or €1,100, above its £100–£150 estimate. Other active lots include Claire’s 1960s daywear at £1,700, about $2,300 or €2,000, and Jamie’s Cameron suit at £1,300, about $1,700 or €1,500.

Icons of Pop Culture has 54 tracked lots, largely screen-worn costumes from film and television. The leading active bids include The Wolf’s screen-matched distressed suit from Bullet Train at $700, Nathan Drake’s hero costume from Uncharted at $430, and Shriek’s hero wedding dress from Venom: Let There Be Carnage at $460. Other notable active lots include a Dorado Kings MC biker vest from Better Call Saul at $350, Mike Lowrey’s leather jacket from Bad Boys: Ride or Die at $310, and a Mobile Infantry jacket from Starship Troopers at $200.

Other auctions includes a single tracked high-estimate lot from an irregular source: a Scarface grenade launcher movie prop, currently at $10,000 against a $20,000–$35,000 estimate. It is listed separately here because the source is grouped as miscellaneous rather than a regular auction house.

VIP Fan Auctions has more than 100 additional Poker Face Season 2 and Is God Is wardrobe and prop lots scheduled or active. Early active bids remain modest, with Chuck Hall’s screen-used dry erase board and Ezekiel’s screen-worn suit pieces both at $50, while most tracked Poker Face wardrobe lots, including Charlie Cale’s mummy costume and Greta Finch’s robe, were still at opening levels when tracked.

Catawiki has more than 300 tracked marketplace-auction lots ahead. The featured lot is a Back to the Future Part II multi-signed replica jacket, currently at €650. Other higher active bids include a Jurassic Park script reproduction signed by Steven Spielberg at €600, a Back to the Future hoverboard replica signed by Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd at €410, a Daniel Radcliffe-signed Harry Potter wand at €350, and a Casino Royale 1967 Italian fotobusta set at €250. The group includes many replicas and autograph pieces, with Star Wars, Harry Potter, Back to the Future, and Lord of the Rings recurring throughout the listings.

eBay has two tracked upcoming auction entries in this extract. The main lot is a signed Freddy glove replica from A Nightmare on Elm Street, currently at $237.50. A Denix Thompson non-firing submachine gun replica is also active at $158.50.

Bonhams08/06/2026

Icons of Pop Culture08/01/2026

VIP Fan Auctions08/04/2026

VIP Fan Auctions08/06/2026

Catawiki08/02/2026

eBay US08/03/2026

eBay US08/01/2026

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