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January 4, 2014 By Jason DeBord

The Original Prop Blog 2013 Year in Review: News, Developments, and Trends in Collecting Original TV & Movie Props, Costumes and Pop Culture Memorabilia

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As per tradition, (see 2007 Year in Review, 2008 Year in Review, 2009 Year in Review, 2010 Year in Review, 2011 Year in Review, 2012 Year in Review), what follows is an editorial featuring my personal observations and opinions with regards to the business of buying, collecting, selling, and preserving original pop culture artifacts – looking back at the top trends, developments, and news stories of 2013. As is always the case, this is a completely subjective exercise, and merely touches on the developments and events that relate to the hobby. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Editorials, Featured Articles, News and Events, The Year in Review Tagged With: 2013, Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, academy of motion picture arts and sciences, ampas, artifact, artifacts, auction, auctioneer, bubble, christies, collector, complaint, Costume, court, debbie reynolds, defraud, ebay, editorial, fbi, Film, finance, Fraud, funding, history, hollywood history museum, hollywood treasure, james comisar, LACMA, law enforcement, lawsuit, legislation, Los Angeles, los angeles county museum of art, Lucasfilm, mainstream media, media, memorabilia, Movie, Museum, museum of television, opinion, original prop blog, pop culture, poster, profiles in history, Prop, reserve, shill, shill bidding, star wars, starting bid, stormtrooper, studios, Television, The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, the bubble, tv, Wardrobe

May 10, 2013 By Jason DeBord

Movie Prop “Bomb Vest” Found in Storage Locker Auction Sale Causes Scare, Detonated in Streets of New Jersey

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A movie prop vest that was part of an auction purchase of an assortment of items from a California storage locker, previously owned by someone who worked in the film industry.  The items were purchased by owners of a thrift shop in New Jersey, and upon finding the vest and activating it with a remote found with the lot, called the police in a panic.  Ultimately, law enforcement destroyed what was later believed to be a movie prop in the streets of New Jersey. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Mainstream Media: Online, Newspapers, Mainstream Media: Television, News and Events Tagged With: auction, bomb, bomb scare, bomb squad, bomb vest, detonate, explosion, film industry, law enforcement, mainstream media, movie prop, new jersey, news, police, Prop, prop vest, remote, storage locker, thrift shop, video

April 29, 2013 By Jason DeBord

Vincent Vega’s Stolen 1964 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu Movie Prop Car Used in Tarantino’s ‘Pulp Fiction’ Found & Recovered

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The cherry red 1964 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu used by John Travolta’s character in Quentin Tarantino’s film, Pulp Fiction, was reported stolen back in 1994 during the production of the Academy Award-winning movie.  Featured in many scenes in the film, Vince Vega’s car was recently found, per a report by The Sun. [Read more…]

Filed Under: News and Events Tagged With: 1964, 1994, car, cherry red, chevelle malibu, chevrolet, chevrolet chevelle malibu, Film, found, john travolta, law enforcement, malibu, missing, movie car, movie prop, oakland, police, Prop, pulp fiction, quentin tarantino, Stolen, vincent vega

February 20, 2013 By Jason DeBord

Movie Prop Thief Caught On Tape UPDATE – Stolen John Wayne & William Holden Movie Prop Guns Returned, Reward For Thief Still At Large

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KATU.com today reports that the movie prop guns that were on display at Movie Madness (a Winchester rifle used by John Wayne in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) and a shotgun used by William Holden in The Wild Bunch (1969)) and stolen last Summer were returned to the store by a third party this past weekend.  In July 2012, the Hollywood memorabilia was stolen from the store and captured on video in the Portland, Oregon store.  Law enforcement are still asking for the public’s help finding Erick Duanne Johnson, 47, based on the evidence in the video tape recording of the theft, and Crime Stoppers is offering a $1,000 reward for information that leads to Johnson’s arrest. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Mainstream Media: Online, Newspapers, Mainstream Media: Television, News and Events Tagged With: blank fire, Crime Stoppers, Crimestoppers, Film, gun, hidden video, john wayne, law enforcement, Mike Clark, Movie, movie gun, movie madness, movie prop, news, oregon, police, portland, Prop, reward, shotgun, Stolen, theft, thief, video, video store, weapon, William Holden, winchester

January 7, 2013 By Jason DeBord

The Original Prop Blog 2012 Year in Review: News, Developments, and Trends in Collecting Original TV & Movie Props, Costumes and Pop Culture Memorabilia

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As per tradition, (see 2007 Year in Review, 2008 Year in Review, 2009 Year in Review, 2010 Year in Review, 2011 Year in Review), what follows is an editorial featuring my personal observations and opinions with regards to the business of buying, collecting, selling, preserving original pop culture artifacts – looking back at the top trends, developments, and news stories of 2012. As is always the case, this is a completely subjective exercise, and merely touches on the developments and events that relate to the hobby. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Editorials, Featured Articles, News and Events, The Year in Review Tagged With: 2012, Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, academy of motion picture arts and sciences, ampas, artifact, artifacts, auction, auctioneer, bubble, christies, collector, complaint, Costume, court, debbie reynolds, defraud, ebay, editorial, fbi, Film, finance, Fraud, funding, history, hollywood history museum, hollywood treasure, james comisar, LACMA, law enforcement, lawsuit, legislation, Los Angeles, los angeles county museum of art, Lucasfilm, mainstream media, media, memorabilia, Movie, Museum, museum of television, opinion, original prop blog, pop culture, poster, profiles in history, Prop, reserve, shill, shill bidding, star wars, starting bid, stormtrooper, studios, Television, The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, the bubble, tv, Wardrobe

August 1, 2012 By Jason DeBord

Movie Prop Thief Caught On Tape UPDATE – Police Seek Help Finding Erick Duane Johnson

Law enforcement is seeking help finding a suspect in Portland, Oregon who they believe stole movie prop guns that were on display at Movie Madness (a Winchester rifle used by John Wayne in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) and a shotgun used by William Holden in The Wild Bunch (1969)).  As reported last week, the theft was captured on video tape.  Based on tips from the public, the police detectives are asking for the public’s help finding Erick Duanne Johnson, 47. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Mainstream Media: Online, Newspapers, Mainstream Media: Television, News and Events Tagged With: blank fire, Crime Stoppers, Crimestoppers, Film, gun, hidden video, john wayne, law enforcement, Mike Clark, Movie, movie gun, movie madness, movie prop, news, oregon, police, portland, Prop, reward, shotgun, Stolen, theft, thief, video, video store, weapon, William Holden, winchester

July 25, 2012 By Jason DeBord

Movie Prop Thief Caught On Tape – Police Seek Man Who Stole John Wayne & William Holden Prop Guns

Law enforcement is seeking help identifying and finding a man in Portland, Oregon who stole movie prop guns that were on display at Movie Madness – a Winchester rifle used by John Wayne in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) and a shotgun used by William Holden in The Wild Bunch (1969).  The theft was captured on video tape. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Mainstream Media: Online, Newspapers, Mainstream Media: Television, News and Events Tagged With: blank fire, Crime Stoppers, Crimestoppers, Film, gun, hidden video, john wayne, law enforcement, Mike Clark, Movie, movie gun, movie madness, movie prop, news, oregon, police, portland, Prop, reward, shotgun, Stolen, theft, thief, video, video store, weapon, William Holden, winchester

January 8, 2012 By Jason DeBord

The Original Prop Blog 2011 Year in Review: News, Developments, and Trends in Collecting Original TV & Movie Props, Costumes and Pop Culture Memorabilia

As was the case in previous years (see 2007 Year in Review, 2008 Year in Review, 2009 Year in Review, 2010 Year in Review), what follows is an editorial featuring my personal observations and opinions with regards to the business of buying, collecting, selling, preserving original pop culture artifacts – looking back at the top trends, developments, and news stories of 2011. As is always the case, this is a completely subjective exercise, and merely touches on the developments and events that relate to the hobby. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Editorials, Featured Articles, The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Hollywood History Musueum, The Year in Review Tagged With: Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, academy of motion picture arts and sciences, ampas, artifact, artifacts, auction, bachelor flat, bubble, christies, collector, complaint, copyright, Costume, court, crowdsource, debbie reynolds, defraud, department store, ebay, editorial, elizabeth taylor, fbi, Film, finance, Fraud, funding, history, hollywood history museum, hollywood treasure, LACMA, law enforcement, lawsuit, legislation, Los Angeles, los angeles county museum of art, Lucasfilm, mainstream media, marilyn monroe, May Company, media, memorabilia, michael jackson, Movie, Museum, opinion, original prop blog, pop culture, poster, profiles in history, Prop, San Diego Comic Con, scott fortner, seven year itch, star wars, stormtrooper, studios, subway dress, Television, The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, the bubble, tv, Wardrobe

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