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Here is some Harrison Ford memorabilia we have sold:

Indiana Jones’ Iconic Bullwhip Used By Harrison Ford in “Raiders of the Lost Ark” — Original Prop Used in the Film

Bullwhip seen in Steven Spielberg’s 1981 smash hit film “Raiders of the Lost Ark.” Harrison Ford and his stunt doubles used the whip in character as the film’s beloved hero, Indiana Jones. “Raiders of the Lost Ark” sparked an entire entertainment franchise, and the inclusion of the whip in the plot single-handedly caused a spike in the number of hobbyists involved in the sport of recreational whip-cracking. Provenance includes a letter signed by Kit West, Special Effects Supervisor for the film on Kit West Productions letterhead confirming it was “…used during the filming of ‘Raiders’ by Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) and his stunt doubles for the action and stunt sequences.” This 12-plait leather bullwhip was crafted for the production by leather-work design house David Morgan. Traditionally made of kangaroo hide, bullwhips produced by David Morgan during the 7-year ban on kangaroo leather, including this whip, are made of calf skin. Weighted handle features a plaited wrist-loop. Measures 117.5″ plus 26″ fall to an overall size of 143.5″. Expected wear to leather from usage. In near fine condition. Sold for $33,000.

Harrison Ford Screen-Worn Jacket & Pants From 2009 Drama ”Crossing Over”

Jacket and pants screen-worn by Harrison Ford in the drama ”Crossing Over.” Ford stars as Max Brogan in this ensemble story about immigrants struggling to achieve legal status in Los Angeles. This two item lot includes a navy nylon ”Law Pro” jacket with yellow ”POLICE ICE” lettering on both front and back, also with velcro Ice police badge on chest (size L). Grey cotton ”Dockers” front pleat pants (size 34 x 34) complete the lot. Includes wardrobe tag with Ford’s name, character and scene number. With a COA from Premiere Props. Near fine. Sold for $2,082.

Harrison Ford ”Crossing Over” Pair of Ray Ban Sunglasses

Legendary actor Harrison Ford pair of costume sunglasses from the 2009 drama, ”Crossing Over”. Ford played Max Brogan in the film, an immigration officer. Ray Ban aviator sunglasses are tinted black and are prescription. Includes original brown leather case. Near fine condition. With a COA from Premiere Props. Sold for $903.

Harrison Ford Screen-Worn Wardrobe From 2009 Immigration Drama “Crossing Over”

Harrison Ford screen worn wardrobe from “Crossing Over”. Ford stars in the drama centering on immigration to Los Angeles as ICE Special Agent Max Brogan. Wardrobe comprises (1) an olive green flannel shirt by Geoffrey Beene in size L, (2) a pair of black cotton flat front trousers by Dockers in size 34 x 34, and (3) a pair of brown leather lace-up shoes by Timberland in size 11.5. Near fine. With the wardrobe department’s tag and a COA from Premiere Props. Sold for $797.

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Harrison Ford Screen-Worn Wardrobe From 2009 Immigration Drama “Crossing Over”

Harrison Ford screen-worn lab coat from medical drama “Extraordinary Measures”. Ford stars as Dr. Stonehill, a research scientist charged with developing a new drug to treat the rare disease afflicting the children of Brendan Fraser and Keri Russell’s characters. White lab coat is embroidered with the Dr.’s name in blue on the right breast and the name “Zymagen” on the left. Coat buttons up the front. Approximate size M. Near fine. With wardrobe tags featuring a color snapshot of Ford wearing the coat and a COA from Premiere Props. Sold for $352.

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