Props Weekly

A summary of the week in movie & TV props

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Sat, 08 Aug 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, costumes, and production pieces worth noting.

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Recap of past week auctionsAuctions results

Bonhams sold all 386 lots in its Outlander sale, totaling £729,381, with a median price of £1,280. The top result was Claire’s three wedding rings, sold for £28,160, about $37,900 or €32,900, against an £800–1,200 estimate. Other strong costume and prop results included Claire’s Red Dress toile at £12,160, about $16,400 or €14,200, Claire’s wedding night ensemble at £11,520, about $15,500 or €13,500, and Claire’s tartan corseted dress at £10,880, about $14,600 or €12,700. Among the featured pieces, Lord John Grey’s sapphire costume brooch sold for £8,960, about $12,100 or €10,500, above its £100–150 estimate; Claire’s White Dress sold for £7,040, about $9,500 or €8,200, above its £800–1,200 estimate; and Jamie’s Redcoat military uniform sold for £4,352, about $5,900 or €5,100.

Icons of Pop Culture sold all 54 lots, totaling $18,688, with a median price of $161. The leading result was Nathan Drake’s hero costume from Uncharted, sold for $2,624, followed by The Wolf’s screen-matched distressed suit from Bullet Train at $2,048. Other results included a Miyagi-Do karate gi from Cobra Kai at $1,280, a Cobra Kai dojo student gi top also at $1,280, and Shriek’s hero wedding dress from Venom: Let There Be Carnage at $1,216.

VIP Fan Auctions offered close to 150 lots, with 44 sold for a total of $3,361 and a median price of $50. The top sale was Alex’s screen-worn Poker Face Season 2 wardrobe set at $403. Charlie Cale’s screen-worn jacket and T-shirt sold for $216, while Rodney’s screen-worn sweater and accessories reached $230. Additional Poker Face and Is God Is wardrobe and prop lots sold mostly in the $50–$190 range.

eBay had several higher-end sales in the extracted results. The largest was The Godfather second draft screenplay at $13,300, followed by a pair of Survivor tree mails signed by Russell Hantz at $3,180, a Captain America: The First Avenger prop comic book at $2,500, and a Doctor Who 10th Doctor sonic screwdriver replica at $2,152.32. Other notable sales included Good Will Hunting first draft screenplay at $2,025, Home Alone 2 first draft screenplay at $2,000, and Miranda Priestly’s screen-worn wardrobe from The Devil Wears Prada at $1,936.

Catawiki sold 218 out of more than 300 lots, totaling €16,272, with a median price of €46. The top sold item was a Back to the Future Part II signed hoverboard replica at €750, followed by a Jurassic Park signed script reproduction at €650 and a Yoda action figure at €650. A multi-signed Back to the Future Part II replica jacket did not sell, with the reserve not met.

New props listed during the past weekNew movie props

eBay added one tracked auction item this week: an Angel demon mask from Buffy, currently at $255. It is listed as a screen-used demon mask prop and is the only eBay new-auction item provided in this week’s input.

Catawiki added a broad group of active marketplace auctions, mostly replicas, signed memorabilia, and collectibles. The higher current bids include a Lord of the Rings Crown of Aragorn replica at €600, a Star Wars Return of the Jedi multi-signed piece at €250, a Back to the Future Michael J. Fox signed photo at €200, and a Harry Potter Daniel Radcliffe signed wand at €101. These are not presented as screen-used props in the data, so they remain secondary to original production material.

Propstore listed a very large active auction, with more than 1,400 lots. Headline items include the Mighty Joe Young stop-motion animation puppet, currently at $630,000 against a $1,000,000–$3,000,000 estimate; Superman’s Christopher Reeve costume, currently at $157,500 against a $125,000–$250,000 estimate; Tony Manero’s white dancing suit from Saturday Night Fever, currently at $126,000; the Jurassic Park mosquito in amber fossil, also at $126,000; and Chuck Noland’s screen-matched Wilson volleyball from Cast Away at $94,500. Frank the Rabbit’s costume from Donnie Darko is currently at $88,200.

Propabilia listed several Supernatural props and weapons, led by an Angel Blade at $7,995. The dealer also listed a Leviathan Blossom at $4,995, another Enochian puzzle box at $4,995, and a stunt Archangel blade at $3,495. A separate Enochian puzzle box is marked as sold at $4,995.

HeroProp added several Marvel and superhero-related pieces, including a Moon Knight throwing crescent at $4,200, a Hawkeye specialty arrow at $3,595, and Shuri’s Kimoyo bead bracelet from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at $3,495. Lower-priced additions include a smaller Moon Knight throwing crescent at $1,495, a Lord Zedd design maquette from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers at $995, and Sersi’s Uni-Band from Eternals at $895.

Propstore (Buy Now) added fixed-price production pieces including Marshall O’Neil’s forced-perspective spacesuit from Outland at £1,995, about $2,700 or €2,300, a stunt Starfleet Type II hand phaser from Star Trek: Discovery at £1,495, about $2,000 or €1,700, and a full-size SFX escape pod from Prometheus at £995, about $1,300 or €1,200. Lucretia’s dress from Spartacus and the Scabbers silicone head and slug from Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets are marked sold.

The Prop Gallery listed two Thomas & Friends pieces: a washdown bucket at £495, about $700 or €600, and Mr Jolly’s Chocolate Factory sign, which is marked as reserve not met. CineProps, Factory Entertainment, and Blasters4Masters each had smaller additions, including a Roman soldier tunic from Astérix et Obélix Contre César, a sold Star Trek Enterprise cutaway poster, and a Caster Gun replica from Outlaw Star.

Auction calendar for the upcoming weekAuctions calendar

Julien’s has 83 lots scheduled in the current calendar, with The Golden Girls material leading the active bids. Estelle Getty’s Sophia Petrillo handbag is currently at $40,000, while Bea Arthur’s cast-signed and inscribed script is at $12,500. Other active lots include the cast-signed leatherbound pilot script at $12,500, the cast-inscribed final episode script at $8,000, and an on-set director chair at $6,000.

SWAU has two calendar items in this week’s data. A Daniel Radcliffe signed Hogwarts Express prop replica train ticket is currently at $225, and a Christian Bale Bruce Wayne business card replica from Batman Begins is currently at $49. Both are listed as replicas or signed collectible material rather than screen-used props.

Catawiki has more than 250 marketplace auction listings scheduled, with the higher current bids led by a Back to the Future Part II signed hoverboard replica at €750, a Lord of the Rings Crown of Aragorn replica at €600, and a Back to the Future multi-signed item at €550. Other active items include a Return of the Jedi multi-signed piece at €250 and a Last Samurai katana replica at €180.

eBay has one featured calendar item in the supplied data: the Angel demon mask from Buffy, currently at $255. It is listed as a screen-used demon mask prop.

Trending keywordsTrending searches

Newt Scamander, ER, The Cat in the Hat, Kevin Can Wait, and Power Book II: Ghost occupy the top five positions in this week’s rankings. Other currently top-ranked entries include Stranger Things, Harry Potter, Star Trek, Star Wars, and Back to the Future.

The largest one-week gains were recorded by 30 Rock, rising from rank 1301 to 48; Beetlejuice, from 1257 to 6; Battlestar Galactica, from 1259 to 20; Bruce Wayne, from 1222 to 64; and Close Encounters of the Third Kind, from 1187 to 30. PropsTracker will keep tracking these keywords alongside newly listed and sold props.

Good luck with your searches this week, and remember that PropsTracker is here to help you follow the screen-used props, costumes, and production pieces you would not want to miss.

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