The bellhop costume from the “Call For Phillip Morris” cigarette ads or the 1950s and 60s. . .
Professor Fate’s wonky submarine from “The Great Race” . . .
Gilligan’s costume shirt, and Maryann’s dress from “Gilligan’s Island”. Coconut mug (actually ceramic).
Flying Nun, Sally Field Habit and hat. (No guarantee it will fly, for any millennials who might think so.)
Jimmy Stewart’s character Linus Rawling’s Leather fringed tunic from “How the West Was Won” Cinerama production.
One of the two purpose built “Empireflex highspeed cameras” built by George Lucas’ Industrial Light and Magic used to film “The Empire Strikes Back” that won the Academy Scientific and Technical Award in 1982 for enabling filming at up to 72 frames per minute. $100,000 to $120,000.
C3PO’s hands.
C3PO’s head. ‘Nough said.
The ugly metal sculpture from the Star Trek pilot, later released as “The Menagerie” (It’d make a great patio ornament.)
Spock’s hippie head band from “Star Trek IV, the Voyage Home”
Star Trek Picard command chair with two command consoles from Star Trek, Insurrection, Nemesis, and First Contact. Operational, with lights and computer screens. $80k to $120K
The Cherubim from the Ark in “Raiders of the Lost Ark” . . . Looks as if they found the Ark in that government warehouse and parted it out. . .
Dustin Hoffman’s red sequin dress from “Cookie”.
The StayPuff Marshmallow Man from “Ghostbusters”.
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s The Terminator’s 9mm Uzi from the iconic movie. . . Non-shooting gun. Works for effects.
Terminator’s cut down, modified Winchester 1887 12 Gauge Shotgun. Working. Requires shipping to FTL licensee.
Schwarzenegger’s iconic Terminator Leather jacket.
Full size, articulated and movable, robotic, exoskeleton Terminator. $120,000
Howard the Duck’s head. . . (Terrible movie).
The flying Winnebago from “Space Balls.”
The original Hover Board and
Grey’s Sports Almanac both from “Back to the Future II”
Edward Scissorhands, hand.
A flying saucer and a Martian head from “Mars Attacks” Ack Ack Ack AckACk!
The Beverly Hillbilly’s Jalopy!
The box of the Jumanji Game from “Jumanji” movie
If you’ve got room for it, a full size bug from “Starship Troopers”, 15 feet wide, 4 feet tall, 13 feet long. . . Fully articulated and complete with hydraulics and squib wires for pyrotechnics and bullet hits. Be the first kid on your block to scare the bejeebers out of your neighbors.
The Starship Rodger Young from “Starship Troopers”.
The Electric Chair from “The Green Mile”, just the thing for decorating your family room.
Wolverine’s adamantine claws.
Three bows from Katness Everdeen from “The Hunger Game” movies.