Props Weekly

A summary of the week in movie & TV props

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Sat, 15 Aug 2026 10:00 (CET)

Hello, and welcome to this week’s PropsTracker report — a concise look at the movie and TV props worth keeping on your radar.

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Past week auction recapAuctions results

Julien’s sold 82 of 83 lots for a total of $376,138, with a median price of $960. The leading result was Estelle Getty’s Sophia Petrillo handbag from The Golden Girls, sold for $192,000. Other upper results included Cybill Shepherd’s Moonlighting cocktail dress at $32,000, Bea Arthur’s cast-signed Golden Girls script and signed photo at $19,200, the final episode script from The Golden Girls at $19,200, and the leatherbound pilot script from The Golden Girls at $16,000. The Golden Girls on-set director chair sold for $7,680.

eBay had the strongest marketplace result of the week with Mario Puzo and Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather second draft screenplay, sold for $13,300. Other notable sales included a Captain America: The First Avenger original prop comic book at $2,500, a high-end Tenth Doctor sonic screwdriver replica from Doctor Who at $2,157.92, the Good Will Hunting first draft screenplay at $2,025, and Meryl Streep’s screen-worn wardrobe from The Devil Wears Prada at $1,936. A signed Spartan hero helmet from 300 sold for £1,470, about $2,000 or €1,700, while a screen-used Hogwarts invitation envelope from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone sold for $1,500.

Catawiki closed close to 250 lots, with 168 sold for €14,394 and a median price of €52. The highest sale was a Back to the Future signed movie prop display at €1,500, followed by a Last Samurai deluxe katana replica at €800. The original Borg Drone mannequin prop from Star Trek: First Contact did not sell, with reserve not met. Among lower-priced sold lots were a Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers signed script at €340, a Wolverine signed Marvel item at €330, and a Return of the Jedi multi-signed display at €250.

SWAU sold both listed lots, totaling $720. Daniel Radcliffe’s signed Hogwarts Express prop replica ticket sold for $420, and Christian Bale’s signed Batman Begins prop replica business card sold for $300. These were replica-based autograph lots rather than original screen-used production pieces.

New props listed this weekNew movie props

eBay US added a small group of active auctions, led by a hand-signed Captain America life-size metal shield at $399 and the Jai’s Grinner prop comic from Are You Afraid of the Dark? at $380. Screen-used TV items include a Bones FBI ID badge at $251, a Hugh Laurie House stunt cane at $217.50, a Ghost Whisperer antique card prop at $152.50, and a House screen-used wooden yo-yo at $152.50.

Catawiki listed a broad auction group, with original or production-related Star Wars pieces among the more relevant entries. Current bids include a Death Star I original fragment from Star Wars: A New Hope at €340, a Chewbacca hair original prop at €74, and a Star Wars: Andor Imperial credit fragment at €1. Other active listings include a Game of Thrones signed Rhaenyra Targaryen display at €140, a Knight Rider signed KITT model car at €80, and a Harry Potter signed Daniel Radcliffe item at €80.

VIP Fan Auctions added nearly 100 active lots, with a substantial concentration of Project Hail Mary material. Current bids include Ryan Gosling’s Grace screen-used Earth hacky sack at $9,000, the production-used Xenonite Grace figurine at $8,500, and the Grace stunt double futuristic space suit costume at $8,500. Also listed is a Liam Crown screen-worn tactical wardrobe set from Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War, currently at $110.

Heritage listed several active Disney and theme-park-used pieces. The leading current bid is for the Kermit the Frog theatre ornamentation from Muppet*Vision 3D at $7,812.50, followed by the Miss Piggy theatre ornamentation from Muppet*Vision 3D at $3,875. A screen-used Mary Poppins rooftop chimney sweep broom is at $3,250, while the Indiana Jones Adventure mummy attraction prop is at $1,937.50.

Icons of Pop Culture listed a varied group of screen-used and production wardrobe items. Current bids include the spaceship mushroom from E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial at $320, Blake Lively’s Nancy leg sleeve from The Shallows at $312, an NCIS cast-autographed script with N.C.I.S. coin at $300, Sophia Ali’s Chloe Frazer costume from Uncharted at $175, and Bob Odenkirk’s screen-matched Better Call Saul costume at $125.

The Prop Gallery listed a Lou’s Cafe letterhead from Back to the Future for £2,495, about $3,400 or €2,900, and a Colin face appliance from Thomas & Friends for £995, about $1,300 or €1,200.

Propstore (Buy Now) added fixed-price production pieces including Paul Baumer’s distressed uniform from All Quiet on the Western Front at £995, about $1,300 or €1,200, a set of Mount Olympus statuettes from Clash of the Titans at £895, about $1,200 or €1,000, and a US Army Ranger jacket from Saving Private Ryan at £495, about $700 or €600. Other listed pieces include a Prometheus rover wheel hubcap at £395 and Riddick’s hero breathing device from The Chronicles of Riddick at £295.

Factory Entertainment listed a Star Trek: The Original Series Enterprise oversized cutaway print by Matthew Cushman for $599.99. Blasters4Masters had a Thor Stormbreaker axe replica prop listed with reserve not met.

Auction calendar for the upcoming weekAuctions calendar

VIP Fan Auctions has nearly 100 lots scheduled or active, led by Project Hail Mary production material. The key lots to watch are the Grace screen-used Earth hacky sack at $9,000, the production-used Xenonite Grace figurine at $8,500, the Grace stunt double futuristic space suit costume at $8,500, and the Liam Crown tactical wardrobe set from Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War at $110. Other active Project Hail Mary wardrobe and prop lots are already above $1,000, including the Grace screen-worn flight suit and T-shirt and the Grace screen-worn sweatshirt, shirt, and pants.

Goldin has a compact upcoming selection with several high-current-bid production pieces. The leading lot is the Gizmo production-used puppet from Gremlins 2: The New Batch at $15,000. Also listed are Chewbacca’s production-made bowcaster from Star Wars: The Force Awakens at $8,000, the Soul Train opening title animation cels and sketches at $8,000, and the Baby Groot production-made reference maquette from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at $1,000.

Heritage continues with Disney park and screen-used material. Current bids include the Kermit the Frog theatre ornamentation from Muppet*Vision 3D at $7,812.50, the Miss Piggy theatre ornamentation from Muppet*Vision 3D at $3,875, the Mary Poppins rooftop chimney sweep broom at $3,250, the Indiana Jones Adventure mummy attraction prop at $1,937.50, and the Haunted Mansion mummy sarcophagus attraction props at $718.75.

SWAU has just over 30 autograph and replica-focused lots upcoming or active. Notable current bids include Steven Spielberg’s signed prop replica clapperboard at $400, Hayden Christensen’s signed Anakin Skywalker lightsaber replica from Star Wars: Ahsoka at $375, the signed Jurassic Park T-Rex skull replica paperweight at $325, Michael J. Fox’s signed Back to the Future Part II leather jacket replica at $275, and Margot Robbie’s signed Harley Quinn baseball bat replica from Suicide Squad at $275.

Catawiki has close to 300 lots scheduled or active for the coming week. Current bids are led by a large Hulk statue at €1,111, a James Bond Property of a Lady Imperial Coronation Egg replica at €850, and a Back to the Future Part II signed hoverboard replica at €600. More production-relevant entries include the Death Star I original fragment from Star Wars: A New Hope at €340, the Chewbacca hair original prop at €74, and the screen-worn necklace and Manolo Blahnik shoes from Knives Out at €4.

eBay has a small active auction extract for the coming week. Current bids include the Stan Lee signed Captain America life-size shield at $399, the Are You Afraid of the Dark? Grinner prop comic at $380, the Bones screen-used FBI ID badge at $251, the House screen-used rubber stunt cane at $217.50, the Ghost Whisperer screen-used antique card at $152.50, and the House screen-used wooden yo-yo at $152.50.

Trending keywordsTrending searches

Newt Scamander, ER, Tom Hanks, Starship Troopers, and Team America: World Police occupy the top five positions in this week’s keyword rankings. Other top-ranked entries include Star Wars at rank 7, Back to the Future at rank 8, and Harry Potter at rank 17.

The largest one-week ranking gains were recorded by American Horror Story, rising from 2,436 to 64; Billie Piper, rising from 2,383 to 62; Bumblebee, rising from 2,357 to 61; Bert Lahr, rising from 2,396 to 122; and Barbie, rising from 2,409 to 147.

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

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