Objects that were there.
Authenticated memorabilia

Objects that were there.

Screen-used props, crew gifts, and signed works from film, television, and music. Every piece documented, every piece verified.

A piece without a record is only a thing that resembles one.

Why buy here

Bought with a paper trail

We would rather decline a piece than sell one we cannot document. Here is what that means in practice.

Examined before it is listed

Nothing goes live until it has been through intake, measurement and physical examination.

Independent authentication

Verification is commissioned from outside specialists who have no stake in the sale.

Certificate with every piece

Each item ships with its written certificate and a reference you can check.

Thirty-day returns

If a piece is not what you expected, send it back within thirty days for a full refund.

How a piece reaches the shop floor

01

Intake and photography

Every piece is accessioned on arrival, measured, and photographed under controlled light. Marks, repairs and labels are recorded before anything is written.

02

Physical examination

Materials, construction and maker's marks are checked against reference examples and paperwork. Claims that cannot be tied to evidence are not made.

03

Third-party verification

The piece goes to an outside authority. They are paid for the examination, not for the outcome.

04

Listed with its record

Only then does it go on sale, with the certificate reference and condition grade attached.

01

Provenance documented

Each piece carries a written chain of custody. Where the record is incomplete, the ledger says so.

02

Independently authenticated

Signatures, materials, and production marks are examined by parties who do not sell what they verify.

03

Held in limited number

Forty-eight pieces are held at any time. One leaves the archive before another is admitted.

New pieces are offered to our list before they reach the public collection.