Lost : your chance to buy the hatch and other props
Want the hatch from Lost? Sawyer's glasses? Rousseau's music box?
Then get set for the great Lost auction, when dozens of props from the show will go under the hammer.
Profiles in History, the world's largest Hollywood memorabilia auctioneer, is auctioning off Lost goodies in at the Barker Hangar in the Santa Monica Airport on Saturday August 21 and Sunday, August 22.
You can bid in person or online for iconic props, wardrobe, and set decoration.
Large set pieces from the show will be on display, including a Dharma van and pieces of the plane wreckage from Oceanic Flight 815.
For the auction catalogue click here.
And for more snaps of the lots, courtesy of our pal Bonnie Covel, click here.
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Paul Cole - Paul Cole - Lost, Torchwood, Sci-fi, Dr Who and anything worth getting the Anorak on for
Steve Wollaston - Wookie-loving Star Wars fanatic with a love of all things Dharma and sci-fi. Our resident You-Tube trawler.
Daniel Smith - Would-be scientist who can't add up. Believes Sisko is the best captain and Ronald D Moore is some sort of god.
Jaymeetee - Marty Mcfly loving film buff, on a mission to watch and review all of the imdb.com top 250 movies
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I bet that the fans of the TV series will surely buy the items in the auction. About the TV series, it gets the viewers on the edge of their seats because of the suspense and drama it offers. I love watching Lost because the plot is unique and one of a kind. - Randall Alifano