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Austin Powers’ ‘Swinger’ number plate and ‘Shaguar’ badge used in the hilarious comedy Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me. These two groovy pieces were used on Austin’s custom Jaguar, dubbed the Shaguar in typically Austin fashion. The number plate is made from metal painted black with white embossed lettering that reads ‘Swinger’, the badge is made from metal and reads ‘Shaguar’ in bold underlined lettering in the Jaguar badge style. Both pieces are presented in a fantastic custom built display with laser cut mount board in the Shaguar's colours, featuring the movie title and stills of the shagadelic car. Display measures 70cm x 65cm (27.5" x 25.5").

A pair of rubber handcuffs used in the 2009 Guy Ritchie movie Sherlock Holmes. These release cuffs would have been used in the scene where Irene (Rachel McAdams) drugs Holmes (Robert Downey Jr), who is found several hours later by the maid, wearing only handcuffs tied to his bed, and a cushion for his 'dignity', and possibly again on the topmost level of the incomplete Tower Bridge after fighting Blackwood at the end of the movie. Made from rubber, the cuffs are casts of an actual metal pair, and the mould even contains the screw used to lock them. They have been painted a rusty metal colour with some slight production distressing, and are ‘quick release’ and don’t actually lock, the hoop simply slots into the bar and is kept secure with friction alone. The pair come presented in a custom built opening display with laser cut mount board featuring the movie title and stills. Measures 48cm x 51cm (19“ x 20“). A great prop from a hilarious scene in the movie.

A Roman Soldier costume with brown tunic and cloak used in the Neil Marshall action film Centurion, staring Michael Fassbender and Olga Kurylenko. This style of costume is seen during the early scenes of the film before the legendary Ninth Legion is brutally slaughtered by the Pictish Warriors. The costume includes of a set of armour (known as ‘lorica segmentata’) that is made from segments of moulded resin that has been expertly painted to look like metal, on the breast plate there is a round emblem typical of the style and the entire ensemble is joined together using leather straps and thong. Also included in this costume is a brown tunic, blue neck scarf, trousers, boots and long brown woollen cloak with straps.

A set of map markers used in the Neil Marshall action film Centurion starring Michael Fassbender and Olga Kurylenko. These pieces can be seen in the early scenes of the movie when General Virilus is summoned to discuss the Picts with Governor Agricola, and again at the end of the film when Governor Agricola and the Generals are deciding on what to do with the records of the Ninth Legion, as well as a deleted scene in Agricola's tent found on the DVD. Made from cast resin, the set features a foot soldier, castle and mounted Centurion, all of which have been decorated to look like bronze. Unfortunately after filming the mounted soldier’s spear was broken off but has been reattached, as was the horse’s tail, and the foot soldier’s sword blade is missing and base was reattached by the production, but is still a great little set. The tallest statue measures 12cm (6”) tall.

A scroll used in the Neil Marshall action film Centurion starring Michael Fassbender and Olga Kurylenko. This scroll was used as part of the set dressing inside Governor Agricola’s tent, both in the early scenes of the movie when General Virilus (Dominic West) is summoned to discuss the Picts with Governor Agricola (Paul Freeman), and again at the end of the film when Governor Agricola and the Generals are deciding on what to do with the records of the Ninth Legion. Made from paper printed to look like the kind used in 117AD, it is marked with Latin style script and is bound edged with leather. Measures 17cm (6.5”) wide.