Indiana Jones Fedora Sells For $300K at Prop Store Auction

The first day of the Prop Store Entertainment Memorabilia auction, which took place yesterday, saw one of the biggest lots, a screen-worn fedora from the Indiana Jones series, sold for $300,000 to one lucky winner.

Some other items from the franchise were also sold including a production-used Clapperboard from Raiders of the Lost Arc (sold for $27,500), a Peruvian Temple Arrow (sold for $7,000), and a Harrison Ford-Signed Rolled One-Sheet for Raiders (sold for $3,000).

The Prop Store Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction continues through to July 1st in Los Angeles, and features over 1,500 items including lots of Star Wars items. Indy 5 has had to pause shooting following a shoulder injury sustained by Harrison Ford whilst training on set.

SOURCEComicbook.com
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