Have you ever wanted to take a piece of movie magic home? Perhaps something from the set of Apocalypse Now, Star Wars, or even Rocky? Well, for some fans, their time came to do just that went hundreds of cool, authentic movie props went up for auction at Invaluable.
With over 490 lots available, Invaluable put up new auction items for fans to peruse or even buy if they felt like dropping some cash. The auction began at the start of July, and quickly, many of the items were sold to their highest bidders. Both new and old collectors continued to fright over some of the collection’s most valuable pieces which could complete their personal collections.
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The auction housed dozens of props, scripts, promotional art, and concept pieces from all sorts of movies. If you were looking for concept art from Apocalypse Now featuring Cynthia Wood’s Cowboy Bunny, you could’ve gotten it there. Or, if you wanted to feel like a champion, you could’ve bidded on Sylvester Stallone’s boxing boots from Rocky II. You even were able to get Mr. T’s ‘Clubber Lang’ boxing robe from the third Rocky film as well.
For Star Wars fan, this auction was a veritable treasure trove. If you wanted a piece of genuine literary history, fans could bid on the original Star Wars script used back in August 1975 at the film’s first script reading. And, oh yeah, the collectable was even signed by George Lucas himself. There were tons of miniature screen figures and weapons available for purchase as well for fans who wondered what it would be like to own a E-11 Blaster.
Other films such as Alien, Indiana Jones, Zorro, Clash of the Titans, E.T., Cujo, and even Superman had items up for grabs. While some of the items did come with a hefty price tags, fans were simply able to browse through the auction and decide which pieces – if any – they wanted to add to their star-studded collections.
Check out our gallery below to see some of the item which went up for sale! In addition to the auction, Invaluable has thousands of similar items up for sale in their collectibles section.
