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Temple of Doom Sword - Machette

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Well it looks like the actual screen used TOD Machette is being auctioned off. Some really great pics so check it out!

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http://www.profilesinhistory.com/new/in ... iew&id=351



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What's the final price?
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The auction is to be held on Dec. 11th 2008. Here is the link:

http://www.profilesinhistory.com/new/in ... m_auctions

They are expecting it to sell at $80,000 - $100,000! :shock:

Start saving them pennies!

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Thanks Indiana Bond! It's time to sell my house! :mrgreen:
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Post by Baldwyn »

This would look awesome in a display with my Harrison Ford TOD screen used STUNT machete. It's made of resin, and there's a big dent where it hit the bridge.
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How about sharing a photo of your stunt machette? Curious to see how close it is to the original.

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I'll break it out tonight. Strangely, I haven't TAKEN any pics. It doesn't look like much. In fact, when I bought it many many many years ago, I was the laughingstock the Indyfan forum :) I bought it from Paul Harrison when he first started dealing props.
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Knibs, wanna get me this for my collection?!?!
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Post by Baldwyn »

Here it is:

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From Nick Harrison's collection.
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Dent on the sword from the rope bridge.
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wanna sell it?

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knibs7 wrote:wanna sell it?

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I should, but I won't :)
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Post by Indiana Bond »

Thanks for posting the pic. It does look like it would be the "stunt" double for the real Machette.

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Indiana Bond wrote:Thanks for posting the pic. It does look like it would be the "stunt" double for the real Machette.

IB :)
Hey yeah. Comparing it to the hero sword, the hilt looks like it has the same basic shape, similar paint application. Man it'd look so good to have both in a display case :) Anyways, quite interesting, considering a lot of stunt machetes are of the "lions head" type.
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Hey, that supervisor on the certificate has the same first initial and last name as me.....hmmmm....cool.
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nicktheguy wrote:Hey, that supervisor on the certificate has the same first initial and last name as me.....hmmmm....cool.
If your first name is Nick, you actually have the same name then :)

http://www.elstreeprops.com/Company_History.php

There was a pile of stuff from him in this Profiles auction (pages 76 to 82):

http://www.profilesinhistory.com/pdf/A24_51-100.pdf

$15k-20k estimated for the bag and sankara stone is cheap. Looks like it went for $12k????
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