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Propstore

Propstore

In 1998, Prop Store founder Stephen Lane’s love for movies led him to begin hunting for the same props and costumes that were used to create his favourite films. He found that he could not only provide collectors with access to their most coveted pieces, but also establish archival standards for this new, pop-culture hybrid of fine art and memorabilia collecting—prop art. Once Stephen assembled his dream team of like-minded movie fanatics, Prop Store set out like a band of movie archaeologists, looking to locate, research and preserve the treasure troves of important artifacts that hid in dark, sometimes forgotten corners all over the world. Now, twenty years later, the prop hobby and Prop Store are thriving. With over thirty employees between our offices in London and Los Angeles and over 25,000 combined square feet of archived props and costumes, we’ve become the busiest and most trusted authority in the hobby.www.propstore.com

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Sep 16, 2026

Justin BasicHOST
18:58
Alright.
Justin BasicHOST
19:00
In other license plate news, last episode we talked about a few expensive license plates that we're selling at Prop Store, which weren't real license plates, but this...
Justin BasicHOST
19:14
How much would you pay for a real license plate?
Sophia HallCORRESPONDENT
19:20
Shouldn't be more than
Justin GerberHOST
9:43
Hmm
Michael RoffmanHOST
9:43
... from propstore.com. Not, not paid promotion.
Michael RoffmanHOST
9:46
Unwrapping it.
Michael RoffmanHOST
9:48
It says it's from the new Crystal Lake series.
JamesHOST
14:21
That's really what we want.
JamesHOST
14:22
Um, you know, maybe there is that stuff but, but who knows? Um, yes, and also Prop Store have got another auction again, and I will hopefully be talking to Mark about that.
JamesHOST
14:31
So it'd be good to get his thoughts on the other, on the other auction as well.
JamesHOST
14:35
But, um, yeah.
Dominic ByrneHOST
43:12
Now, do you remember last w-- Uh, no, not last week.
Dominic ByrneHOST
43:14
This week, uh, we had the guys from Prop Store in-
Chris MoylesHOST
43:17
Yes
Dominic ByrneHOST
43:17
... who were doing their music auction.

8 MINS LATER

Chris MoylesHOST
51:30
Yeah.
Dominic ByrneHOST
51:31
Um, that concludes letters, actually.
Dominic ByrneHOST
51:33
Thank you very much to Mark and Jack from Prop Store.
Dominic ByrneHOST
51:35
That was awesome.
Chris MoylesHOST
53:47
Ooh.
Dominic ByrneHOST
53:47
Prop Store.
Chris MoylesHOST
53:49
Uh-oh.
Dominic ByrneHOST
53:50
It's a mus...
Dominic ByrneHOST
56:01
Well, your man-
Chris MoylesHOST
56:02
Wow
Dominic ByrneHOST
56:02
... from Prop Store has been in before, hasn't he? He's brought some s- some s- clobber in when they were doing the movie stuff.
Chris MoylesHOST
56:09
Oh, there's, there's so much good stuff in here.
Alan LeeCORRESPONDENT
1:29
Now some of the beloved stop-motion puppets are going on sale at a rare auction of Aardman's most iconic characters.
Alan LeeCORRESPONDENT
1:36
Sian Taylor is the auction manager at Prop Store.
Sian TaylorSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:40
As part of Aardman's 50th anniversary, so their 50 years of clay celebration, we are hosting over 200 lots in a live auction on the 24th of September.
Sian TaylorSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:50
Typically we would put an estimate on them, but something like this has never been done before.
Ed SheeranSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:35
I bought the knife from the first scene of Goodfellas.
Ed SheeranSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:38
I got it from Prop Store, yeah.
Ed SheeranSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:39
I was meant to just only buy movie props on my birthday.
Ed SheeranSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:42
Rufio's sword plus Pan's outfit from Hook.
John SmallHOST
1:12
I am fantastic.
John SmallHOST
1:13
And I'm going to be talking with Chuck Costas about the prop store auction.
John SmallHOST
1:17
Do you want to buy some teeth that were worn during the thriller video?
Heidi SmallHOST
1:21
Not even a little.
Louise SchiavoneHOST
4:01
This fall, a British auction house will be putting rock royalty memorabilia on the block, including a piano and other items used by Freddie Mercury.
Louise SchiavoneHOST
4:10
Auctioneer Propstore is selling eighty-two lots from the collection of German producer Reinhold Mack, who worked with Queen on several albums in the '80s.
Louise SchiavoneHOST
4:19
This includes a Yamaha C3 grand piano used to compose Crazy Little Thing Called Love and a teddy bear given to Mack's son, Freddie Jr.
Louise SchiavoneHOST
4:27
Other items include a microphone used by Mercury and handwritten lyrics.
Nick ShawHOST
13:37
Yeah, big props to Ron Steffenik and his team because, yeah, everything was rough on that show, everything.
Nick ShawHOST
13:44
But all of it was so memorable, even down to the Lenks potato that's up on Prop Store right now.
Nick ShawHOST
13:53
Which I
Hayden GrahamHOST
13:53
want.

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