Props Weekly

A summary of the week in movie & TV props

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Sat, 19 Sep 2026 10:00 (CET)

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Welcome to this week’s PropsTracker report; here is a focused look at the props, costumes, scripts, production material, and related screen-used pieces worth keeping on your radar.

Summary for collectors in a hurry

  • Hanlin Auction Service led the week with Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman hero costume and body cast from Justice League at $56,700, above its $25,000–$35,000 estimate.
  • Star Wars pieces were prominent at Hanlin, including K-2SO’s hero light-up SE-14R blaster from Rogue One at $20,191.
  • New listings included a large Propstore run of Blade Runner 2049 material, led by Dr. Ana Stelline’s animatronic memory orb, currently at $44,100.
  • The coming week includes a sizeable Propstore Aardman auction, with several Wallace & Gromit and Shaun the Sheep stop-motion puppets already carrying five-figure GBP bids.

Recap of past week auctionsAuctions results

Hanlin Auction Service sold 239 of 292 lots, totaling $258,156, with an 81.8% sell-through rate. The leading result was Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman hero costume and body cast from Justice League, which sold for $56,700, above its $25,000–$35,000 estimate. Other high results included K-2SO’s hero light-up SE-14R blaster from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story at $20,191, Wonder Woman’s screen-worn tiara at $13,860, and an Imperial Remnant Snowtrooper DLT-20A blaster rifle from Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu at $6,331. The Rogue One blaster and the Mandalorian blaster both sold above estimate.

Further Hanlin results included two Star Wars: The Force Awakens Millennium Falcon holochess molds, with the Worm monster mold selling for $5,922 and the Chunk monster mold at $5,796, both above their $400–$600 estimates. A Lowrance Fish-Lo-K-Tor fish finder from Jaws sold for $5,040, while a First Order Stormtrooper blaster from The Force Awakens reached $4,725. Other notable sold lots included Kenobi’s BR-14 blaster pistol from Obi-Wan Kenobi at $4,410, Moff Gideon’s armor from The Mandalorian at $3,465, a Quidditch Bludger from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone at $3,150, and a hero Spartan helmet from 300 at $2,772.

Van Eaton Galleries sold 31 of 60 lots, totaling $16,055, with a median price of $300. Its top result was a Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too key master setup at $1,850, followed by a Mickey’s Christmas Carol key master setup at $1,500. Film and effects material included an Empire Strikes Back production materials collection at $1,450, a Star Wars Sandcrawler negative and transparency at $1,200, and Death Star tractor beam concept art at $1,150. The featured Tron material sold at lower levels, with a Tron photostat effect print at $300 and a Tron Ektachrome transparency at $225, while the True Blood XES Beast gun prop did not meet reserve.

Catawiki sold 227 of 335 lots, totaling €21,306, with a median price of €55. Its top result was a Clint Eastwood Signature Collection The Good, the Bad and the Ugly statue at €1,500. Other higher Catawiki results included a Hollywood studio glass negatives collection featuring James Dean, Marlon Brando, Brigitte Bardot, and others at €750, a Roger Moore signed Octopussy framed display at €575, a Kill Bill Budd katana deluxe production-style collectible at €450, and an Al Pacino signed Scarface photograph at €420.

New props and notable listings from the past weekNew movie props

eBay US added a small group of active auction listings, led by the featured Practical Magic Owens family spell book, currently at $960, and a featured Men in Black full-size “Worm Guy” alien creature, currently at $600. Other current eBay listings include a Wizard of Oz ruby slippers prop replica at $300, a Die Hard: With a Vengeance gold bar display case at $155.50, and a Back to the Future Pepsi Perfect bottle at $150.

Catawiki added a broad auction selection, led by a complete Swatch James Bond 007 watch collection currently at €1,200. Other active listings include a Back to the Future hoverboard signed by four cast members at €350, a Breaking Bad Heisenberg figure signed by Bryan Cranston at €300, a Breaking Bad pilot script signed by Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul at €225, and a Lord of the Rings Andúril sword at €65.

Propstore listed close to 300 active Blade Runner 2049 auction lots. The leading current bid is Dr. Ana Stelline’s animatronic memory orb at $44,100, followed by K’s costume with screen-matched Sea Wall and rain fight coat at $25,200. Other featured lots include K’s stunt LAPD 2049 blaster at $18,900 and Rick Deckard’s stunt LAPD 2019 PKD Detective Special blaster at $18,900. Additional strong current bids include K’s costume with screen-matched bloodied farm coat at $28,350, Joi’s yellow jacket, sweater, and boots at $10,080, and K’s stunt open eye scanner at $9,450.

Propabilia listed Selene’s pistols and holsters from Underworld: Evolution at $14,995. The same dealer also had Lucille Sharp’s Enola key from Crimson Peak marked in the data without a sale price and with reserve-not-met information.

The Prop Gallery added a hero Hogwarts acceptance letter from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone at £12,995, about $17,600 or €15,100. The dealer also listed a Dr. Finkelstein hand-drawn storyboard artwork from The Nightmare Before Christmas at £1,495, about $2,000 or €1,700, alongside lower-priced production and set pieces including an Asphyx sound dubbing release script, a Thomas and Friends miniature barrel, and a Joe Ranft Brave Little Toaster storyboard drawing.

Nate Sanders added a small active group headed by a Sweeney Todd stunt razor, currently at $1,200, and a Mission: Impossible premiere invitations and parking passes lot at $450. SWAU added signed replica and autograph material, including a Loki signed Tesseract prop replica at $475 and a Dave Prowse signed Star Wars lightsaber replica at $200.

Auction calendar for the upcoming weekAuctions calendar

Propstore has over 200 Aardman-related lots scheduled, with several original stop-motion puppets already at notable current bids. Featured lots include the screen-matched Inventor Wallace stop-motion puppet from Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl at £13,860, about $18,800 or €16,100; the Shaun the Sheep stop-motion puppet from Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom at £10,710, about $14,500 or €12,500; and the screen-matched Feathers McGraw nun-disguise puppet at £10,080, about $13,700 or €11,700.

Other featured Propstore Aardman lots include the screen-matched Wallace stop-motion puppet at £10,080, about $13,700 or €11,700; the Feathers McGraw stop-motion puppet at £9,450, about $12,800 or €11,000; the standing Gromit stop-motion puppet at £5,355, about $7,300 or €6,200; and two Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget free chicken puppets, the purple-scarf puppet at £2,016, about $2,700 or €2,300, and the pink-scarf puppet at £1,386, about $1,900 or €1,600.

Julien’s has a focused group of Ultraman, kaiju, and related production material. Featured items include an Ultraman Taro production mask from Hanuman and the Seven Ultramen, currently at $5,000, a Jumbo Phoenix fighter jet miniature from Mirrorman at $4,500, and a set of Ultraman Tiga production scripts at $1,500. Other current bids include a Jumborg Ace production suit at $2,250 and a King Kong vs. Godzilla production script with framed photo at $2,250.

Icons of Pop Culture has a costume- and prop-focused sale led by the featured Breaking Bad Gonzo severed arm, currently at $600. Other current listings include Dana Barrett’s Ghostbusters: Afterlife blouse at $750, Tory Nichols’s Cobra Kai gi at $420, Eddie Brock’s Venom distressed wardrobe at $411, and a Deal or No Deal briefcase prop at $320.

eBay has a compact upcoming group in the calendar. Featured lots are the Practical Magic Owens family spell book, currently at $960, and the Men in Black full-size “Worm Guy” alien creature at $600. Additional active listings include Jennifer Lawrence’s screen-worn Passengers wardrobe at $900, a Freddy vs. Jason glove and mask replica at $450, and a Die Hard: With a Vengeance gold bar display case at $155.50.

Catawiki has just over 300 upcoming marketplace auction lots. Higher current bids include a Back to the Future cast-signed Marty McFly jacket at €1,000, a Back to the Future II hoverboard signed by Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd at €610, a Star Wars Samurai Spider-Man Bandai figure at €340, a Metropolis Maria robot figure at €300, and a Star Wars: A New Hope Chewbacca hair original prop at €91.

SWAU has signed replica and autograph material scheduled, led by a Pedro Pascal signed Mandalorian helmet replica at $850, a Tom Hiddleston signed Tesseract replica at $475, and a Mark Hamill signed Mandalorian-era Luke Skywalker lightsaber replica at $450. Nate Sanders includes a Sweeney Todd stunt razor at $1,200. Planet Hollywood Vault lists a Fifth Element broken Mangalore knife prop at $450. Other auctions include a Lilly Munster worn TV outfit at $3,000 against a $7,500–$15,000 estimate, and Heritage has a Hellboy Samaritan 1:1 prop replica at $214.

Trending keywordsTrending searches

This week’s highest-ranked keywords are ER at rank 1, Contact at rank 2, Newt Scamander at rank 3, Alien Nation at rank 4, and Tom Hanks at rank 5. Star Wars is currently ranked 7, Stranger Things is ranked 15, and Harry Potter is ranked 16.

The largest one-week ranking gains in the supplied data were Ashley Benson, rising from rank 827 to 47; Ash vs Evil Dead, from 828 to 112; Christian Slater, from 791 to 108; Bruce Banner, from 808 to 127; and Forrest Gump, from 734 to 76. Other large moves included Alien Nation, from 500 to 3, and Rey, from 500 to 7.

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 would most like to own.

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