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A production used storyboard copy from the set of the adaptation of Homer’s great epic Troy, staring Brad Pitt, Orlando Bloom and Eric Bana. The storyboard shows Achilles and the other ships speeding up on their voyage to Troy. The page has annotations detailing each shot and is stamped ‘28th March 2003’ ‘Preliminary’ and is #8 of the set. Also, one shot meant to involve Achilles has been annotated by hand to instead say “Eudorus” in red pen. The page comes custom framed in a great simply display with laser cut mount board featuring the movie title. Measures 29cm x 48cm (11.5” x 19”)

A script from the cult sci-fi series Farscape. The script is for the early season three episode “Suns and Lovers”. The fifty four A4 pages are in good condition and has “Writer’s First Draft” printed on the cover with the date “9 October 2000”. The title page details the episode as number 10302 but is named “Storm – Working Title Only” and written by Justin Monjo.

This is an animatronic Goro head from the 1995 adaptation of the popular video game Mortal Kombat. Goro was the six-armed villain who took on many foes before being defeated by Johnny Cage. The giant Goro was created by putting a man in a Goro suit which extended above his head with two extra arms and an animatronic head. This head is made of foam latex, and features a pony tail wig, and hard moveable eyes. Inside the head there is an intricate wiring set-up, and the head is attached to a metal base. The head stands 15” (38cm), and measures 8” x 10” (20cm x 25cm) around the head. This foam latex is fragile, but the piece is in overall good condition.

This is one of several smoking disposable cameras created for the 2005 blockbuster sequel Mission Impossible III. Cameras such as this can be seen early in the film, as Ethan, now retired from field ops, is contacted by his old friend and colleague John Musgrave (Billy Crudup) who asks him for his help on an important mission and urges Ethan to take pictures motioning to a disposable camera. This is no ordinary camera, but it contains a video of the details for the mission Ethan is propositioned to lead and self destructs emitting smoke. This mock camera looks like an authentic camera in every way; this item is made of plastic and still has the authentic original yellow stickers attached. The camera measures approximately 2” x 5” (5cm x 13cm,) and is in excellent condition.

The monster baby puppet used in the horror film Feast produced by Wes Craven, Matt Damon, Ben Affleck and Chris Moore. This cloven footed little monster can be seen towards the beginning of the film when the male and female monster are ‘hugging’ in the car park this monster is created and bursts out of a bag of slime. Made of foam rubber, the creature only has three digits on his hands and two on his feet and is covered in fake blood from filming. The puppet also features realistic wounds; the piece has been crafted to include two large wounds: one on the neck, the other at the waist, both of which reveal a bloody flesh interior after the creature was wounded. The puppet measures approximately 33" x 15" (84cm x 38cm) and remains in good condition. An awesome display piece!

A rubber AR-1 rifle used by the Colonial Marines in the Sigourney Weaver movie Alien Resurrection. This type of weapon can be seen being used throughout the film by the Marines whilst running from the newest generation of Aliens. Made from rubber with some metal parts, it has been realistically painted grey/silver and black. The bottom barrel is the grenade launcher and is missing the small rubber non-functioning torch underneath the barrel but the holster remains. Measures 86cm x 28cm (34" x 11").

A pistol from the Gerry Anderson TV series Space Precinct. The detailed weapon is in the same style as the pistol the police officers use simply without the brown grip and would have bee used as a stunt. Made from a resin cast of a deactivated starter pistol sprayed black, it has a separate safety, sight and switches that have been glued on. The end of the barrel has been painted silver which has started to rub off. The gun measures 27cm x 14cm (10.5" x 5.5").

Recent changes to the violent crime reduction bill mean that this particular prop can only be sold to customers who reside outside the UK. Generally speaking, it is illegal for a resident of the UK to buy this item.

Exemptions are for N.A.R.E.S registered re-enactors, public museums/galleries or use in a film, television or theatrical production. In all cases paperwork will be required to complete the sale

Please email us if you have any questions

A jumper worn by Mays Gilliam (Chris Rock) in the 2003 comedy Head of State. Mays can be seen wearing this style of jumper during one of the many scenes that see him being mobbed by the media. Made by “Sean John”, the woollen jumper (size LRG) has a dark and baby blue diamond pattern across the front and dark blue across the back. Label inside is marked “Mays”.

A wooden ammunition box used in the war time romance film Captain Corelli's Mandolin, staring Nicolas Cage and Penelope Cruz. This piece was used in the background when Corelli (Cage) hands over the contents of the armoury to the Greek resistance. Made from wood with a rope handles, the crate has printed text detailing the contents and a small pasted on sticker for information on the weapon. Measures 77cm (L) x 23cm (W) x 23cm (D) (30.5cm” x 9” x 9”).

A crew cap for the second Harry Potter movie Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets. The black baseball cap is adjustable with Velcro and one size fits most. On the right of the cap is embroidered Mr. Weasley’s blue flying Ford Anglia, and the front features the HP logo embroidered in golden thread, on the rear is embroidered “Chamber Of Secrets Transport Dept 2001-2002” . The cap is in a worn condition with a small tear on the right side where the peak meets the cap.

This is a large graboid beak from the 1990 monster comedy Tremors. In the film, which shook up multiple sequels, a group of giant, worm-like creatures terrorize a small town in Nevada by burrowing under the ground and coming up from within the earth to munch on unsuspecting noise-makers. The graboid monsters had beaks which opened wide and three tongues that reached out, sensed the surrounding, and grabbed victims. This piece is one of those large beaks. Made of fiberglass and foam latex, this mouth features a large upper beak, and three lower beak pieces. Coming out of the back of the mouth are three long, snake-like tongues each with a small mouth on its end with a set of teeth and horns sticking up in four directions. The piece has seen some wear due to production use—it was used in the first film and again in the sequels—and thus, some of the latex is damaged and dried. The jaw is set on a wood stand and supported by metal pipes; during filming, the graboid was wired for puppeteering and there are puppetry mechanisms inside the back of the piece which have since been connected. The large piece measures 43” (109cm) tall and is as large as the wood plank on which it’s attached, which measures 59” (150cm) x 48” (122cm).

These pieces will come with a signed letter of authenticity from Amalgamated Dynamics, Inc. co-founders Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff, Jr.

This is a Terminator endoskeleton head created for the sci-fi TV series Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. Made for the series though not seen in the final cut, the skeleton head is made of metal with the same design as the skeletons from the films! Over the skeleton is silicone which has been severely distressed to reveal the robot face. The piece has a thick head of brown faux hair, the signature red eyes, and even still has the teeth. The head was designed and crafted to look severely distressed and is in good condition. The piece measures 10" x 7" x 9" (25cm x 18cm x 23cm) and is an awesome collector's item!

This Hellion Razor Hand was used in Buffy:The Vampire Slayer Season 6 "Bargaining Part Two." The leader of the Hellion gang has razorblades that come out of his fingers. He uses them to cut robot Buffy and threaten all of Buffy's friends. This hand is 37"(94cm) with 1.5"(4cm) retractable claws. It's attached to a metal rod with a wooden handle and cables attached for retraction. It is in good condition with wear from production use.

A costume worn by Chon Wang (Jackie Chan) in the 2003 action comedy Shanghai Knights. Chon wears this style of costume for the last ¼ of the movie, when the duo enlist the help of Inspector Artie Doyle, whilst dressed as caricatures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. The costume consists of a tweed tailcoat with matching waistcoat, the jacket of which is marked “large”, a cream shirt labelled “Dr. Watson”, pair of brown trousers with pair of braces, a pre-tied brown with pink spots cravat and tie pin, and a pair of boot covers that match the tweed jacket which are actually held down with elastic and do up with velco. The costumers tag that accompanies the costume reads “Jackie Chan #3 Stunt, “Dr Watson”, Scs 86-128”. It is well known that Jackie Chan performs many of his own stunts, and this along with the tag suggests that the costume was indeed worn by the renowned actor.

A Scarran torture tool used in the cult TV sci-fi series Farscape. This prop formed part of the Scarran's costume seen in the series two episode "Won't Get Fooled Again". The typically Scarran vicious looking tool is made from moulded plastic in a jagged and sharp pincer shape that has been painted pearlescent silver with intentional distressing, achieved with black and brown paint. Attached to the bottom is the handle, which is a ‘V’ shaped metal support wrapped with what look like green bandages, and one of the arms has snapped towards the end but is still attached with the wrappings. Measures 34cm (13.5”) long.

A promotional Predator face plaque made for the sci-fi movie Alien Versus Predator. The plaque was made to help promote the movie and comes on a glossy black wooden backing which can be hung on the wall and has “AVP” on the front. The Predator face itself is made from fibreglass and has been painted antique bronze in colour. The whole display measures 22cm x 18cm (8.75" x 7").

A Rummy Q set from the romantic drama Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. This particular set, although not clearly seen in the movie, would have been used as set dressing in one of either Joel or Clementine’s homes. The high quality set, which is a similar game to dominos, is complete and has a faux leather covered case, and includes a small card with notes about the game and a “How To Play” leaflet. Box measures 35cm x 12cm (13.75“ x 4.75”).

This item is a costume shirt and jacket with pants worn by Jude (Vincenzo Nicoli) in the 1992 sci-fi sequel Alien 3. The jacket and shirt are dark gray in color, have been distressed for the production, and both feature the Weyland-Yutani Corp. insignia on the back as well as on the tags! The hooded jacket contains elastic at the bottom, and the interior tag is also labeled Jude. Additionally, the jacket has been production distressed with both sleeves cut off as well as small holes througout. Also included here is a matching gray shirt which features cut-off sleeves, as well as well as being “shredded” around the bottom, and a hand drawn picture of Jesus on the front. The drawstring pants are a faded dark green, have also been production distressed, and feature a lace-up waist. This costume remains in fair condition.

This item is an Icons replica Batarang identical to the one used by Batman (Georgle Clooney) in the 1997 Caped Crusader film Batman And Robin. This officially licensed Batarang is made from polished chrome metal and is instantly recognizable with the pointed ears and large wings. The wings of the piece feature circular cutouts as well as a serrated outer edges. The Batarang measures approximately 8.5” x 3” (22cm x 8cm) and is in excellent condition.

A jacket worn by Heddi Lindquist’s (Vanessa Redgrave) stunt double in the 1979 adventure thriller Bear Island. The legendary actress can be seen wearing this style of jacket throughout the movie in the arctic conditions, when she and Frank Lansing (Donald Sutherland) investigate mysterious deaths on the desolate island, and this particular jacket is marked inside as "Vanessa Regrave #2", and is also believed to have been worn by Tina Maskell, a stunt woman on the movie for Vanessa Redgrave whos name is also marked inside. The large brown zip up jacket features a Norwegian flag patch on each arm with a geographical blue patch on the front. The hood has a huge fluffy white fur trim and is insulated with down. Made by ‘Pioneer’ in Vancover, there are no sizes marked.

Framed newspaper clippings from the Tim Burton movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. This set of clippings can be seen in Wilbur Wonka’s (Christopher Lee) waiting room, when Charlie convinces Willy that family is everything, and that’s why he’s running out of ideas for his amazing candy. The black wooden frame contains three aged clippings, a picture of a young Willy Wonka, and two articles that headline “Young Chocolatier Awarded For Innovation” and “Child Prodigy Becomes the World’s Youngest Chocolatier”, and the top left corner is intentionally distressed, something that helps to identify it on screen. Frame measures 17cm x 22cm (6.5” x 8.5”).

A rubber G36 rifle used in the Angelina Jolie action movie Tomb Raider. The S.W.A.T team that descend on Lara’s (Jolie) mansion can be seen wielding this style of weapon, some versions of which had silencers on the muzzles. These black hard rubber versions have a very thin wire armature inside which can be bent easily, and were used for safety on set during the fast paced action sequences. One instance of this can be seen when several of the S.W.A.T team fall from their ropes, land on a rifle which promptly bends completely out of shape. This piece is an exact copy of an actual Heckler-Koch G36 assualt rifle, and even features details such as safety switches and serial numbers. Measures 33cm x 86cm (13” x 34”) and is in great condition.

Recent changes to the violent crime reduction bill mean that this particular prop can only be sold to customers who reside outside the UK. Generally speaking, it is illegal for a resident of the UK to buy this item.

Exemptions are for N.A.R.E.S registered re-enactors, public museums/galleries or use in a film, television or theatrical production. In all cases paperwork will be required to complete the sale

Please email us if you have any questions

A child crew t-shirt for the fourth Potter instalment, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. The navy t-shirt features “Hogwarts Triwizard Tournament” and “Harry Potter 4 Crew” printed on the front, and is sized as 2-3 years / 98cm.

This is a bambi burster head from the director’s cut of the 1992 sci-fi sequel Alien³. In the director’s cut, the alien is smuggled onto the prison facility, 'Fury' 161, by a large ox instead of a dog, and thus, the bambi alien that bursts from its chest is very big. This is the head of that bambi burster. The dome is made of vacu-formed, clear plastic given a flesh color. The side has a square cut out with a post and hole used for mounting. The mouth is made of resin and sculpted into sharp silver-colored teeth, a tongue and jaw. The neck is foam latex and is in a fragile state due to drying since production. The piece is placed on a custom display stand which features the film’s logo laser-cut into the display; ultra-bright LED lights powered by replaceable batteries illuminate the logo; and a metal rod extends upward to support the head. The head measures about 15” (38cm) long and 5” (13cm) wide; the base of the stand is 16” x 10” x 2.5” (40.5 x 25 x 6.5cm) and the entire display stands 15” (38cm) tall. The head is fragile but is still in fine condition. This piece will come with a signed letter of authenticity from Amalgamated Dynamics, Inc. co-founders Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff, Jr.

This item is a jacket worn by Will Turner (Orlando Bloom) in the 2003 Disney film Pirates of the Carribean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. The jacket can be seen in the film as… The lengthy button-down jacket has been crafted of a heavy material and features eight front buttons which resemble wood. There is one pocket on each of the left and right sides, both featuring three-button closures, with the left still containing tissue inside! The wide cuffs of the sleeves both also feature three buttons. This jacket is in very good condition and comes with a letter of authenticity from Disney Studios.

This item is a costume shirt and jacket worn by Arthur (Deobia Oparei) in the 1992 sci-fi sequel Alien 3. Both the jacket and shirt have been distressed for the production, and both also feature the Weyland-Yutani Corp. insignia on the jacket’s back, and the shirt’s front, as well as written on the tags! The dark green hooded jacket, on which the sleeves have been removed leaving long fabric strips, contains elastic at the bottom, and the interior Weyland-Yutani Corp. tag is labeled Arthur. Also included here is a dark gray shirt which features cut-off sleeves. This entire costume has been production distressed but remains in good condition. The shirt is believed to have been dyed for another production, possibly Demolition Man, giving this costume an added rare quality.

A jacket worn by Shaun (Simon Pegg) in the hilarious hit comedy Shaun of the Dead. The actor wore this jacket towards the beginning of the movie when he goes round to Liz’s with his mum’s flowers to apologise. The dark blue “GAP” jacket (size medium) has three front pockets, one of which is zippered, and two internal ones. Inside is marked “Shaun”.

A shirt worn by Jack Weil (Robert Redford) in the 1990 romantic gambling drama Havana. This shirt was used in the scene towards the end of the movie when Jack is beaten up in the stairwell to his apartment over the plan to get Roberta out of Cuba. The blue shirt by ‘Nat Wise’ has two labels that read “RR” and “November 1989” inside, and has a small spot of blood on the right chest along with definite signs of use on set. Also included is an unnamed long white vest (size Large) that would have been worn underneath the shirt. It comes with two costumers tag that detail it was Robert Redford’s shirt, the scenes in which it was used.

A fabric samples and a costume design copy from the cult sci-fi TV series Farscape. The sample features elements that were incorporated into the Emperor Staleek’s costume such as red velour, leather, embroidered material, plastic and interesting adornments like gemstones, chainmail and pearlescent beads. The design copy is A4 and shows an early concept of the Scarran Emperor, signed “Lou Elsey 07” who helped design some of the spectacular costumes seen in the show, and also included is a full colour still of the final design in all its glory. The three elements are presented on a black foam mount board which is good condition but for a crease on the bottom corner and the thin borders around the fabric samples. The mount board measures 59cm x 84cm (23” x 33”) and is marked “Staleek Fabric Samples” on the rear.

A concept design for the Goa’uld Isis’ canopic jar used in the production of the sci-fi series Stargate SG-1. The concept design which includes the episode details and the date; ‘June 12/00’ drawn by ‘Harron’, and has interesting annotations. The device can be seen in the series 4 episode ‘The Curse' when Sarah discovers it along with Osiris' who in turn takes Sarah as his host. Sheet measures 43cm x 28cm (17” x 11”).

This item is Chance Boudreaux’s (Jean-Claude Van Damme) I.D. card and Sailor’s book from John Woo’s 1992 U.S. film debut Hard Target. The book can be seen early in the film as Boudreaux takes it out and opens it when his name is called for a job on a ship. The book, titled: “Sailor’s Union Of The Pacific Membership Book,” is actually a book filled with information on loans. Inside the book’s front cover is a picture I.D. card which lists Boudreaux’s name, date of birth, place of birth, and address, as well as a folded blue paper which is a Police booking sheet with the name Robert Evenson as well as other information. The book and I.D. are both in good condition, with some wear to the book due to production use and storage.

This item is a jacket worn by Boggs (Leon Herbert) in the 1992 sci-fi sequel Alien 3. The jacket is dark green in color, has been distressed for the production, and prominently features the Weyland-Yutani Corp. insignia on the back! The hooded jacket contains elastic at the bottom, and the interior tag also has the Weyland-Yutani Corp. symbol and reads "Boggs." Additionally, there is a Warner Bros. production tag on the interior. This jacket is in fair condition, with several small holes and tears due to production distress.

This is a set of model miniature town set pieces from the 2004 sci-fi hit film Alien Vs. Predator. Pieces such as this can be seen in the end of the film as the climactic battle between the two Science Fiction icons comes to a violent conclusion. The pieces included here are all from the models built of the town in which the battle takes place. Made of wood, the pieces here consist of: a long telephone pole featuring a small plastic box mounted near the top as well as a partial cable still attached, a section of curved roof with the plastic roofing, crafted to resemble tin, still attached, as well as a building side wall that features multiple support posts at the base. The pieces all have been lightly dusted with fake white snow and have been production distressed, to resemble Antarctic buildings that have been damaged in the epic battle between species. The pieces all measure approximately 35” (89cm) and are in good condition.

These pieces will come with a signed letter of authenticity from Amalgamated Dynamics, Inc. co-founders Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff, Jr.

A full size NS5 Robot used in the Will Smith futuristic action movie I, Robot. Although most of the robots in the film were computer generated, some actual life size robots were required for filming scenes such as the robot battle near the end and the interior of Dr. Lanning’s workshop. This particular robot was used in the fight scene near the end and has been distressed with damage to his face, torso, legs and arms, one of which is hanging by only a few wires. The NS5 is constructed from various different materials with a full metal armature at its core. The arms and legs move but are not posable. Two concealed ultra bright LEDs have been installed to enhance the display, both are activated by hidden switches with their own power packs. It comes on a custom made stand and measures approximately 189cm (74.5") tall. Due to the size, customers would please ask for a shipping quote before ordering.

Rhodes’ (Terrence Howard) Mission Control Centre ID used in the 2008 superhero movie Iron Man starring Robert Downy Jr. Rhodes can be seen wearing his ID during the scene at Mission Control when the Air Force pilots encounter Stark (Robert Downy Jr.) in his suit flying over Afghanistan. Made from laminated card printed on one side, it hangs from a metal crocodile clip and features a picture of Rhodes, his classification and security clearance below the Mission Control Centre logo on a blue mottled background. This badge comes presented in a great custom made opening display with laser cut mount board featuring the movie title and stills. Display measures 40cm x 40cm (16” x 16”).

A number plate used in the Tim Burton movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory starring Johnny Depp. The Wonka Trucks can be seen at the very start of the movie delivering the Willy Wonka’s delicious chocolate to destinations across the globe, and this would have been attached to the front of one of these trucks. Made from metal, the plate has been painted red and has black stick on lettering that reads “790 CVS”, but sadly the 7 is missing (although the outline can still be seen) and underneath reads “WONKA” with two colour stickers in the top corners presumably for production reference. The back of the plate is green and has been marked “14 Wonka Truck” in marker pen, and the piece shows definite use on one of the trucks and is slightly bent and spattered with what looks like dirty water. Measures 31cm x 15cm (12” x 6”).

A suit worn by Ali G (Sacha Baron Cohen) in the hilarious comedy Ali G Indahouse. Although this particular suit did not make it to the final cut of the movie, it is the same style and make as other used, and Ali can be seen wearing a similar suit whilst riding a scooter along the halls of the Houses of Parliament to the rapturous applause of his fellow MPs. The ‘Noir’ suit is white and features wavy vertical lines with large buttons, is sized as a large. The white shirt (size 5) also by 'Noir' features a faux gold and diamante link across the collar, with swirling diamante patterns down the front.

A production booklet promoting the Frank Oz movie Little Shop of Horrors. This great little piece has a front cover that features a small devious grinning Audrey II on the counter of the Flower Shop. The inside goes on to detail everything about the film from a synopsis to a vague ‘making of’ featurette and biographies of the cast and film makers. The twenty two A4 pages are comb bound and have a protective front and back cover, and is in a good but well-read condition. A unique little insight into the movie.

This item is a costume shirt and jacket worn by David (Pete Postlethwaite) in the 1992 sci-fi sequel Alien 3. The jacket and shirt are dark gray in color, have been distressed for the production, and both feature the Weyland-Yutani Corp. insignia on the back as well as written on the tags! The hooded jacket contains elastic at the bottom, and the interior tag also has the Weyland-Yutani Corp. symbol, and is labeled David. Additionally, the jacket has a three cross design on the back, under the logo. Also included here is a matching gray shirt which features cut-off sleeves and a cross design drawn on the front. This entire costume has been production distressed but remains in good condition.

This is a Playbill from the star studded 1992 comedy Death Becomes Her. The playbill can be seen in the beginning of the film as star Madeline Ashton (Meryl Streep) stars in a play and her rival Helen Sharp (Goldie Hawn) is in the audience. The Playbill has a picture of Ashton on the front and reads “Madeline Ashton in Songbird.” Additionally, the Playbill opens, is blank inside, and on the back features numerous critic’s reviews for an unknown Presidential election book. The Playbill measures 6.5” x 9” (17cm x 23cm) and is in very good condition.

This item is a large sticker used in the 1999 hilarious Mike Myers sequel Austin Powers: Goldmember. Stickers such as this can be seen throughout the film as Austin (Myers) has to get to 1975 to rescue his kidnapped father from Dr. Evil (Mike Myers) and Goldmember (Mike Myers). The sticker is a large version of Dr. Evil’s insignia which contains a large letter “E” inside an upside down triangle which rests atop a circle. The insignia also features the winged medical symbol in the top left corner of the letter. The Blue and white logo is still intact with the adhesive backing still present. This item measures 13” x 14” (33cm x 36cm) and is in good condition.

A tunic worn by Steve Martin in the Frank Oz movie Little Shop of Horrors. Steve Martin can be seen wearing this style of white tunic during his cameo as the sadistic dentist in the movie. The white short sleeved garment has three large pockets on the front, and is secured across the shoulder with four silver poppers. It is in a worn condition with no sizes marked. This great piece worn by a comedy legend comes custom framed in a fantastic display with laser cut mount board featuring the movie title, stills, and the bloodthirsty Audrey II. Display measures 82cm x 105cm (32.5“ x 41.5”).

A knight’s shield used in the 2005 Ridley Scott crusade movie Kingdom of Heaven. Shields of this style can be seen throughout the film, used by those who fought for King Baldwin’s vision of peace, a 'kingdom of heaven', but this particular shield is not clearly seen on screen. This teardrop shaped shield is painted white with a small red cross painted in white on the centre. It is made from wood which has been covered in canvas and the front is padded slightly for the actor’s protection during action scenes, and has a leather arm strap and carry strap on the back which is held in place by rivets that can be seen from the front as small round dents. Even though the shield is not seen on screen, the canvas front and leather straps shows signs of plenty of use on set. Measures approximately 90cm x 45cm (35.5” x 17.5”).

A Roman cavalry helmet worn in the Keira Knightley, Clive Owen and Ioan Gruffudd movie King Arthur. This style of helmet is worn by members of the Roman Cavalry throughout the movie. This helmet is made from hard, durable rubber painted a tarnished gold colour with an eagle on the front, an eagle design on the side flaps and leather lining inside.

A production used storyboard copy from the set of the adaptation of Homer’s great epic Troy, staring Brad Pitt, Orlando Bloom and Eric Bana. The storyboard shows Achilles asking his men their allegiances, and if “they fight for me, or Agamemnon?” on the voyage to Troy. The page has annotations detailing each shot and is stamped ‘28th March 2003’ ‘Preliminary’ and is #7 of the set. The page comes custom framed in a great simply display with laser cut mount board featuring the movie title. Measures 29cm x 48cm (11.5” x 19”)