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These movie and television props are set to be sold at auction. The items include the toga Captain Kirk wore in Star Trek when he had one of television's first interracial kisses. Actor William Shatner donned the maroon Grecian toga when he locked lips with Lieutenant Uhura - played by actress Nichelle Nichols - in 1968. It is expected to sell for up to $80,000 USD when sold by auction house Prop Store in California on December 1. A spokesperson for Prop Store said: "It is a historic item from one of the most popular TV and film franchises of all time." Other highlights include a green tunic worn by Mr Spock actor Leonard Nimoy in the same episode, Plato's Stepchildren. Also on offer is Batman's signature bat shield prop from sixties TV show Batman, estimated to sell for up to $600,000 USD. The Riddler's green jacket from the first episode of the classic show is estimated at $150,000 USD. Mork's (played by Robin Williams) egg spaceship from 1970s and 1980s television comedy Mork & Mindy is tipped to fetch $30,000 USD. And Laura Palmer's red casket from Twin Peaks has a pre-sale estimate of $3,000 USD. Fans of Breaking Bad can bid on a 5lb bag of fake "blue sky" meth from the show, expected to sell for up to $3,000 USD. Uncle Martin’s 10-foot spaceship from My Favorite Martian (1963-1966) could sell for $100,000 USD. Fartman’s (Howard Stern) uniform from the 1992 MTV Video Music Awards could sell for $8,000 USD. The Geoffrey the Giraffe character costume from Toys R Us promotions circa 1970s-1980s is estimated at up to $5,000 USD. And a nurse's pig snout makeup appliance from the “Eye of the Beholder” episode of Twilight Zone is up for grabs at an expected $15,000 USD. The 400-lot sale in California is on December 1. It features original costumes, props and set decoration from beloved TV shows from the 1960s - 2010s. Brandon Alinger, Prop Store COO, said of the auction: “Our TV Treasures auction curated by James Comisar includes rare pieces that have ne

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TV and movie props to be sold at auction - 14 Nov 2018
These movie and television props are set to be sold at auction. The items include the toga Captain Kirk wore in Star Trek when he had one of television's first interracial kisses. Actor William Shatner donned the maroon Grecian toga when he locked lips with Lieutenant Uhura - played by actress Nichelle Nichols - in 1968. It is expected to sell for up to $80,000 USD when sold by auction house Prop Store in California on December 1. A spokesperson for Prop Store said: "It is a historic item from one of the most popular TV and film franchises of all time." Other highlights include a green tunic worn by Mr Spock actor Leonard Nimoy in the same episode, Plato's Stepchildren. Also on offer is Batman's signature bat shield prop from sixties TV show Batman, estimated to sell for up to $600,000 USD. The Riddler's green jacket from the first episode of the classic show is estimated at $150,000 USD. Mork's (played by Robin Williams) egg spaceship from 1970s and 1980s television comedy Mork & Mindy is tipped to fetch $30,000 USD. And Laura Palmer's red casket from Twin Peaks has a pre-sale estimate of $3,000 USD. Fans of Breaking Bad can bid on a 5lb bag of fake "blue sky" meth from the show, expected to sell for up to $3,000 USD. Uncle Martin’s 10-foot spaceship from My Favorite Martian (1963-1966) could sell for $100,000 USD. Fartman’s (Howard Stern) uniform from the 1992 MTV Video Music Awards could sell for $8,000 USD. The Geoffrey the Giraffe character costume from Toys R Us promotions circa 1970s-1980s is estimated at up to $5,000 USD. And a nurse's pig snout makeup appliance from the “Eye of the Beholder” episode of Twilight Zone is up for grabs at an expected $15,000 USD. The 400-lot sale in California is on December 1. It features original costumes, props and set decoration from beloved TV shows from the 1960s - 2010s. Brandon Alinger, Prop Store COO, said of the auction: “Our TV Treasures auction curated by James Comisar includes rare pieces that have ne