Hollywood Memorabilia Auction #64 Has Arrived

A new collection of film and television history has arrived.

Icons of Pop Culture has officially launched Hollywood Memorabilia Auction #64, featuring 57 original props, costumes, wardrobe pieces and production-acquired artifacts spanning decades of entertainment.

Bidding is now open, with the auction concluding October 10, 2026.

From superheroes and supernatural comedies to cult television and Hollywood classics, Auction #64 brings together an unusually varied group of pieces. Here are some of the highlights.

Andrew Garfield's The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Wardrobe

Spider-Man fans will find several pieces from the franchise in Auction #64, including wardrobe acquired by the production of The Amazing Spider-Man 2 for Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker / Spider-Man.

The film is further represented by an Empire State University hoodie, while the original Spider-Man is represented by a custom Bone Saw crop top.

Together, the pieces provide a look at how even everyday clothing and background wardrobe can become part of the physical world of a superhero film.

Tory Nichols' Cobra Kai Mermaid Costume

One of the most visually distinctive costumes in Auction #64 comes from Cobra Kai.

The auction includes Tory Nichols' mermaid costume, acquired by the production for Peyton List.

The series is especially well represented throughout the auction. Other pieces include Samantha LaRusso's Miyagi-Do gi, a LaRusso Auto Group dealership car plate, an All Valley Karate Championship prop ticket and a prop Scroll of the Crane Kick.

Together, the group ranges from character wardrobe to the small fictional-world details that helped connect Cobra Kai with the larger Karate Kid universe.

Breaking Bad Prop Meth

Few television props are as immediately associated with a series as the blue product at the center of Breaking Bad.

Auction #64 includes original prop "meth" acquired by the production for use during filming, including use associated with Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman.

It is a great example of how an otherwise small production object can become instantly recognizable because of the role it plays within a story.

Ghostbusters: Afterlife

Ghostbusters collectors have several opportunities in Auction #64.

Among the highlights is wardrobe acquired by the production for Mckenna Grace as Phoebe Spengler.

The catalog also includes a Ray's Occult Books shirt associated with Dan Aykroyd as Ray Stantz and Versace glasses acquired for Annie Potts as Janine Melnitz.

These pieces connect both generations of the Ghostbusters franchise, from returning original characters to one of the central figures introduced in Afterlife.

Better Call Saul Wardrobe

Better Call Saul continues to be strongly represented, with several pieces associated with recognizable characters from the series.

Auction #64 includes wardrobe associated with Rhea Seehorn as Kim Wexler and Patrick Fabian as Howard Hamlin, along with pieces for Domingo, Viola, Mrs. Nguyen and Jean.

Character wardrobe can sometimes be deceptively simple. A blouse or shirt may appear ordinary outside the context of a production, but provenance connects that garment to the character, performer and series for which it was acquired.

Tom Hardy's Venom Pajamas

Sometimes the most memorable character wardrobe isn't a superhero suit.

Auction #64 includes pajamas acquired by the production of Venom: Let There Be Carnage for Tom Hardy as Eddie Brock / Venom.

Pieces like these offer a different side of superhero collecting. Rather than representing the larger-than-life alter ego, everyday character wardrobe helps document the human side of the story and the costume department's work behind it.

Demi Moore's A Few Good Men Hat

Auction #64 also reaches further back into Hollywood history with a piece from the 1992 classic A Few Good Men.

The auction includes a hat acquired by the production for Demi Moore as Lt. Cdr. JoAnne Galloway.

More than three decades after the film's release, surviving production wardrobe offers collectors a physical connection to a movie that remains widely recognized today.

From Nicolas Cage to Helen Hunt

The catalog extends well beyond the headline pieces.

Collectors will find boots acquired for Nicolas Cage as Tom Welles in 8MM, a shirt associated with Helen Hunt as Carol Connelly in As Good as It Gets, a custom jacket associated with Drew Barrymore as Dylan Sanders in Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle and a custom nightgown acquired for Vanessa Kirby as Josephine Bonaparte in Napoleon.

Other recognizable names represented include Forest Whitaker, Jared Leto, Brandy Norwood, James Franco, Ken Jeong, Kevin James and Kaia Gerber.

Props, Costumes and Pieces of the World Around Them

One of the things that makes Auction #64 especially interesting is the variety of production material represented.

There are principal character costumes, accessories and everyday wardrobe, but there are also pieces like the Cobra Kai dealership plate and All Valley ticket, an After Earth United Ranger Corps backpack, a For All Mankind NASA jumpsuit and a Rockford Peaches baseball uniform from A League of Their Own.

They represent different departments and different purposes, but each was part of creating a believable world for the camera.

Auction #64 Is Now Open

Hollywood Memorabilia Auction #64 is officially open for bidding, with 57 lots available ahead of the October 10 auction.

Whether your collection centers around superheroes, television drama, comedy, horror, science fiction or Hollywood history, the new catalog offers another opportunity to discover something that once existed inside the filmmaking process.

The catalog is live.

The lots are open.

And Auction #64 has officially begun.