The Prop Store Announces Fall Mega Auction!

Posted on July 10, 2014 by James Moore-McDermott in News of Interest

Leading TV and Movie Prop retailer The Prop Store has announced an exciting new partnership with VUE Cinemas that brings an impressive collection of 375 pieces of memorabilia to auction. This unique event, titled the “Live Auction of Film & Television Artefacts,” is set to take place on October 16,2014 at VUE’s flagship cinema located in Westfield, London.

Bidding for this exclusive auction can be conveniently done through multiple methods: online, via phone, and in person, making it accessible to enthusiasts and collectors from various backgrounds. The Prop Store emphasizes that this auction caters to a wide array of budgets, with items starting as low as £80, allowing fans and collectors at all price points to participate and potentially acquire a piece of cinematic history.

In anticipation of the auction, a public viewing of approximately 200 items will be held for two weeks, from October 1 through 16th, at the VUE cinema in Westfield, London. This will provide fans an excellent opportunity to experience the memorabilia up close and personal before the bidding begins. Additionally, a full catalog of items will be available for purchase in September, complemented by a free PDF download, ensuring that interested bidders can thoroughly prepare for the auction.

Among the featured auction items are some truly iconic pieces, including the Batmobile Model Miniature from “Batman Forever” (1995), an H R Giger Limited Edition (#5 of 5) Harkonnen Chair, and the Aliens Queen Alien Puppet, which are sure to capture the attention of fans. Other highlights include the famous Golden Ticket from “Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory,” Arnold Schwarzenegger’s costume from “Terminator 2,” as well as Terry English’s complete suit of golden armor worn by Mordred in “Excalibur.” Furthermore, the auction offers the chance to bid on the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Car and Marty McFly’s iconic Hoverboard from “Back to the Future: Part II” (1989).

This auction promises to be a memorable experience for film and television enthusiasts alike, showcasing a diverse range of artifacts that reflect some of the most beloved characters and stories in cinematic history.