Home 5 Articles and Reports 5 Harry Potter First Edition Up to £150k

Harry Potter First Edition Up to £150k

Harry Potter And the Philosopher’s Stone is expected to fetch up to £150,000 when it is auctioned in November 2022.

Daniel Radcliffe’s Hero Wand from the 2001 film is also being auctioned off alongside the book for an estimated £30,000. Film and TV memorabilia company Propstore will auction both items at an auction that includes treasures from many blockbuster movies.

The auction will take place from November 3-6, with over 1500 lots estimated to sell for over £11 million. Among the most highly valued items include actor Christopher Reeve’s complete costume from the Superman franchise (from 1978-1987), which is estimated at between £250,000 and £500,000.

Between £150,000 and £250,000 are the estimated values of Dave Prowse’s screen-matched Darth Vader gloves from 1977 sci-fi classic Star Wars : A New Hope. Bidding will take place at Bafta 195 Piccadilly, in central London, as well as online or by telephone.

 Source: Scottish Daily Record

 

Recent News

20Dec
When Dia Mirza Writes for Children

When Dia Mirza Writes for Children

Indian actor Dia Mirza is embarking on a new creative journey as she develops a five-book children’s series inspired by her personal experiences, values, and long-standing love for storytelling. The project marks a significant shift in her artistic path, allowing her to channel her worldview into stories crafted to spark curiosity, nurture imagination, and offer […]

18Dec
Born With a Library Card

Born With a Library Card

UK think tank the Cultural Policy Unit (CPU) has proposed giving all UK newborns a lifelong library card to boost literacy rates among children and into adulthood.   Its proposal means that membership would be linked directly to registrations of birth, meaning library cards would be waiting for newborns at their local library. Currently, parents have […]

18Dec
Epistolary Literature Reclaim its Literary Power

Epistolary Literature Reclaim its Literary Power

In an age where words rush past like lightning and messages are reduced to quick taps on glowing screens, epistolary literature returns to remind us that writing was once a slow, deep, emotion-laden act. This form of literature offers more than a topic, it reveals its writer as they truly are: fragile, sincere, or brimming […]

Related Posts

When Dia Mirza Writes for Children

When Dia Mirza Writes for Children

Indian actor Dia Mirza is embarking on a new creative journey as she develops a five-book children’s series inspired by her personal experiences, values, and long-standing love for storytelling. The project marks a significant shift in her artistic path, allowing her...

Born With a Library Card

Born With a Library Card

UK think tank the Cultural Policy Unit (CPU) has proposed giving all UK newborns a lifelong library card to boost literacy rates among children and into adulthood.   Its proposal means that membership would be linked directly to registrations of birth, meaning library...

Epistolary Literature Reclaim its Literary Power

Epistolary Literature Reclaim its Literary Power

In an age where words rush past like lightning and messages are reduced to quick taps on glowing screens, epistolary literature returns to remind us that writing was once a slow, deep, emotion-laden act. This form of literature offers more than a topic, it reveals its...

Previous Next
Close
Test Caption
Test Description goes like this