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A stunt gun used by Ron Perlman as Reinhardt in the Wesley Snipes vampire movie Blade II. Reinhardt can be seen carrying a pair of these weapons during the film as he grudgingly fights alongside Blade (Wesley Snipes) before eventually turning on him.

Made from hard rubber for the action sequences during the film to ensure none of the actors were injured, this highly detailed gun has Chinese symbols on the blade and on the barrel. The prop is custom framed in a shadow box with a laser cut mount board and a promotional photograph from the film. The display measures 49cm x 65cm (19" x 25.5").

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A page of original pencil drawn storyboards used in the production of classic sci-fi drama series Space: 1999. These images were created to visualise some of the key miniature model scenes that featured in the season one (also known as “Year One”) penultimate episode The Testament of Arkadia. The page features four individual hand drawn images showing the loss of power at Moonbase Alpha as it approaches Arkadia, all of which have a thick red cross denoting that that moment had been successfully captured on film. They have been drawn on a printed page template and details such as a brief description and scene numbers have been written in black ink.

Original artwork from the highly regarded Gerry Anderson show is incredibly rare, and this fantastic page is presented in a stunning bespoke display with laser cut mount board incorporating the memorable movie title, a still of one of the storyboarded moments and features an Eagle spacecraft landing on Arcadia. The frame measures 50cm x 44cm (19.75” x 17.25”) and would be a great addition to any fan’s collection.

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An Alliance officer costume worn in the sci-fi adventure Serenity. Costumes such as this were worn by Alliance officers throughout the film, most notably on the bridge of the Alliance craft as they come face to face with the on-coming Reaver fleet in the film’s climactic space battle.

The costume is composed of a purple jacket and trousers in the style of Alliance officers. The jacket has no marked size and features distressing on the right shoulder with blood stains and burns. The jacket features no Alliance insignia, which was removed at the end of production.

The trousers are marked as a 36” waist, and besides having some minor stains at the bottom of the legs from usage on set they remain in very good production-used condition.

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A clapperboard from the 1982 TV production of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, starring Anthony Hopkins, Derek Jacobi and David Suchet.

One of the most iconic and memorable aspects of the movie making industry has to be the clapperboard. For decades this has been a vital piece of equipment that enables not just sound and image to be synchronised, but to also advise the viewer of the raw footage the exact details of the upcoming shot. The simple monochromatic device has become a symbolic image synonymous with films, and is still used to this day.

This small original production used board was used by the production’s second unit, and is clearly marked with Second Unit Director “Jack Lowin” hand written on tape, with the second unit cameraman “Frank Watts” alongside. The date is for 30th of October 1981 and chalk marks on the slate remain. The clapstick is taped closed but remains firmly attached to the board.

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