Profiles in History, a purveyor of Hollywood memorabialia, has recently released an auction catalog with hundreds of props from all sorts of movies.

What kinds of props? How about Spock's original blue uniform? Other items included range from production stills, original scripts and signed photographs to a full-sized T-800, Luke Skywalker's lightsaber, and Rose's suicide dress from Titanic. Unfortunately, the cheapest items start bidding around $150, and the most expensive go up to a $200,000 starting bid. This means unless you're super rich, super obsessed, or a museum, you probably won't walk home wearing Cyclops' zappy visor from X-Men.

There are plenty of other great pieces up for grabs, and here are some of my favorites:

• 8' x 10' French King Kong poster ($20,000-$30,000)
• The Energizer Bunny's animatronic head ($2,000-$3,000)
• The Ten Commandment tablets from The Ten Commandments ($60,000-$80,000)
• George Lazenby's Rolex from On Her Majesty's Secret Service ($100,000-$150,000)
• Gort's head from The Day the Earth Stood Still ($100,000-$150,000)
• Evel Knievel's original leather jumpsuit ($40,000-$60,000)
• Spock's tunic from the original Star Trek series ($80,000-$120,000)
• LeVar Burton's Geordie visor from Star Trek: The Next Generation ($7,000-$10,000)
• Screen-used X-Wing model from Star Wars ($80,000-$120,000)
• Luke's lightsaber from Return of the Jedi ($30,000-$50,000)
• Pulse rifle from Aliens ($40,000-$60,000)
• Full-sized Alien costume from Aliens ($80,000-$120,000)
• Screen-used Predator mask ($12,000-$15,000)
• Indiana Jones' pistol from Raiders of the Lost Ark ($60,000-$80,000)
• Venkman's sniffer gadget from Ghostbusters ($6,000-$8,000)
• Screen used, full sized T-800 from Terminator ($100,000-$200,000)
• Johnny-5 from Short Circuit 2 ($20,000-$30,000)
• Bram Stoker's desk (the actual desk the actual author used to write Dracula) ($60,000-$80,000)
• Rose's "Jump Dress" from Titanic ($200,000-$300,000)
• The Dude's robe from The Big Lebowski ($6,000-$8,000)
• Cyclops' visor from X-Men ($4,000-$6,000)
• Wolverine's claws from X2 ($12,000-$15,000)
• Legolas' Lothlorien bow from The Lord of the Rings ($80,000-$120,000)
• Hagrid's crossbow from the Harry Potter movies ($8,000-$12,000)
• Jesus from The Passion of the Christ ($100,000-$150,000)

There's plenty of other stuff, but as you can see, none of it's cheap. Bidding last from December 15-16, so get your gilded checkbooks ready!

Download the catalog here.

Are any of you g1s going to sell your car so you can buy Christopher Walken's jacket from A View to a Kill, or, to paraphrase Dr. Jones, does this stuff belong in a museum? Let us know in the comments!