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Darth Vader’s Legendary Lightsaber Has Gone On Display In London Ahead Of A Public Auction

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ortrait of Darth Vader costume replica with his sword . Darth Vader is a fictional character of Star Wars saga. Red grazing light and smoke


Are you a Star Wars fan, or just someone who loves legendary movie moments? This could be your chance to see and maybe buy – one of the most famous pieces of film history!

Darth Vader’s legendary lightsabre goes on display in London

Darth Vader’s legendary lightsaber, one of the most famous props from the Star Wars saga, is currently on display in London before heading to auction in September. The iconic weapon, used by the late David Prowse and his stunt double Bob Anderson in The Empire Strikes Back (1980) and Return of the Jedi (1983)could fetch up to £2.25 million – making it one of cinema’s most sought-after collectibles.

This Darth Vader lightsaber was originally fashioned in the 1950s from a vintage British press camera flash handle. It has starred in epic lightsaber battles in the classic films and is widely recognised by fans and collectors alike.

The prop is featured at the Propstore entertainment memorabilia auctionwhich will be held in September.

What other movie memorabilia is going on sale?

But that’s just the beginning: alongside this ultimate Jedi villain prop, famous memorabilia from Harry Potter, Batman, and Spider-Man will all go under the hammer in September. From magical wands to superhero suits, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime event for fans and collectors everywhere.

Highlights from the upcoming sale include:

  • Darth Vader’s lightsaberestimated to reach £2.2 million.
  • Harry Potter’s Platform 9 ¾ sign and the wand used by Daniel Radcliffe in Prisoner of Azkaban.
  • Michael Keaton’s Batsuit from the 1989 Batman filmestimated to sell for up to £375,000.
  • Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man suit, expected to sell for between £75,000 and £125,000

Collectors and fans in London can see Darth Vader’s lightsaber in person before it travels for the final auction in Los Angeles. Propstore’s chief operating officer called this “the first time a genuine, screen-matched lightsaber has been offered at a public auction,” making it a historic opportunity for film buffs and Star Wars devotees.

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