Stargate SG-1 Modified Jaffa Dagger

A modified Jaffa dagger, shaped into an ice pick, created for Stargate SG-1. It is not known if this specific prop was used in production. Production-made silver metal spike with silver and gold resin hilt, measures approx. 12in x 2.5in x .75in.

Stargate Alien Paneling

Paneling taken from an alien set, used in the production of Stargate SG-1 or Stargate Atlantis. Production-made acrylic panel frosted on back with etched lines and decal faux buttons on face, measures approx. 22.75in x 6in x .5in.

Stargate Atlantis Wraith Ring Set

A pair of Wraith rings used in the production of Stargate Atlantis. The Wraith’s vital feeding orifice was in the palm of a Wraith, so they often wore jewelry to defend this important area. Set consists of a silver metal ring with raised patterned sides and black paint in the recesses, inside diameter is approx. 1in x .25in. Plastic ring painted black and silver with purple diamond shaped jewel, measures approx. 1.25in x 1in x .75in.

Today is set day in the Stargate storefront, as we have added these three culprits to the lineup:

Stargate SG-1 Cameron Mitchell Quarters Plaque

Odyssey crew quarters identification panel, used to signify Cameron Mitchell’s quarters in the Stargate SG-1 series finale, “Unending”, when he and SG-1 are forced to live decades of their lives aboard the space ship. The back of this plaque identifies it as being used outside the entrance to Mitchell’s quarters. This plaque is production-made from a clear acrylic panel with silver lettering and numbering decals on face, black and silver mesh decal on back, and Velcro attachment panel on back, production marked “MITCHELL” on green gaff tape on back, measures approx. 15in x 7in x .5in.

SGC Wall Bolt

For those of you that have missed the Stargate SGC bolt, we have another one up for sale. Like the others, this bolt was taken from a wall of Stargate Command, and seen throughout ten seasons of SG-1 and episodes of Stargate Atlantis. The bolt is unique in that it is made out of rigid foam and painted dark gray. Prop is worn and distressed from production use. Measures approx. 3.5in × 2.75in × 3.5in.

Stargate Atlantis Concrete Block with Sheppard’s Blood

For you Sheppard fans out there, not only do we have his wrist band, but we also have the bloody concrete block from Season Five’s “Search and Rescue.” Talk about the blood and sweat from a character! Ok, so while the blood isn’t real (it’s stage blood), this “concrete block” is made from foam with rubber rebar and faux John Sheppard blood, used by Joe Flanigan in the Stargate Atlantis Season Five opening episode, “Search and Rescue”. Sheppard gets caught on this block after becoming crushed beneath Michael’s destroyed compound.

The foam “concrete” block is covered in gray plaster and painted red and blue on one side with a 10in piece of rubber rebar coming out of the top, prop is covered with sticky faux blood, on the underside is a 1.25in hole, measures approx. 15in x 14in x 6.5in.

Tomorrow, Propworx Command we’ll have props for both Jaffa and Wraith fans in our storefront!

We have 3 new items for you tonight, and without further ado they are:

Stargate Atlantis Replicator Panels

Fan of the Replicators? We have you covered, as we are offering two panels from the Asuran city power pedestal from the Atlantis Season Four episode “Lifeline”. The Asurans, the grandfathers of the block Replicators from the Milky Way, based their entire civilization upon their Ancient creators. Two production-made frosted plastic panels with blue or turquoise translight paper affixed to the backs, affixed to the fronts are another clear plastic panel backed with brown and blue translight decals, the larger panel also has clear acrylic shapes affixed to the front, pieces measures approx. 6.25in x 5.5in x .5in and 16in x 12in x 1in.

Stargate Construction Crew Magnet

No, “Stargate Construction” wasn’t the Ancient company that made the Stargates… It’s actually direct from Bridge Studios, and was used by the behind-the-scenes department during Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis. This magnet was hung outside the department, letting people know where construction was in the event they needed something built. (Basically, that was just about every episode!) Measures approx. 18in x 4in.

Stargate SG-1 Team Cap Set

We’re offering a pair of caps worn on-screen by SG officers in Stargate SG-1.  Forest digicam BDU cap with black embroidered U.S. Marine Corps logo on brow, size Large, production marked “P-1″ inside. Desert camouflage BDU cap, size 7 3/4, manufactured in the US by R&B Inc., production marked “SGX” inside.

Find this and many more items in our Stargate storefront.

Oh, and if you’re a fan of either (or both!) Cameron Mitchell and John Sheppard, then we have a treat for you tomorrow. Come back to StargateArtifacts.com. Same Gate-time, same Gate-address… and new Gate-artifacts.

On Sunday night / early-Monday morning, we sent out a mass e-mail to our newsletter subscriber base letting them know about the newest items we have in both our Stargate and Iron Man storefronts. We do this every Sunday night, letting everyone know directly that we have new items up for sale, as well as announcing the current week’s newest auctions.

We’ve decided to give you a sneak peek at what our subscribers get, so you can decide whether or not to subscribe to our newsletter. (To do that, simply put your e-mail address in the newsletter signup box to the right side of any of our websites and click “Go.”) We have a general list, then we have specific lists. So, if you only want updates on Stargate stuff, then you can subscribe to that list. Same goes with any of the other productions and franchises we have auctions for.

• Stargate Continuum Promotional Cap

  New gray cotton ball cap created as a promotional give-away for the Stargate SG-1 DVD feature, “Continuum”. This item was part of an extremely limited run. Cap has adjustable Velcro strap in back, embroidered in black on the front is “STARGATE CONTINUUM”, manufactured in Canada by Merkley Headgear.

• Stargate Daedalus Control Console

  Console taken from the bridge set of the battlecruiser. This set served as multiple ships throughout the run of Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis, including the Daedalus, Odyssey and George Hammond.

  Production-made clear acrylic panel painted gray on top with black and white translight on back, panel has holes cut into it with faux buttons and dials attached over the holes for backlighting, has numerous backlit controls and weapons labels, there also three push buttons over a yellow and black caution panel, and screw holes and screws around the perimeter, three of the screw holes are cracked and three dials are missing, measures approx. 23.25in x 9in x 2.75in.

• Stargate Atlantis Pegasus Stargate Segment – SOLD!

  Piece of the Pegasus Galaxy Stargate, created for Stargate Atlantis. This section is a piece that was cut off during assembly. It is vacuum-formed black plastic with silver and blue paint highlights, ends of segment have saw blade marks, measures approx. 12.5in x 7.25in x 3.75in.

If you’re an Iron Man fan, you can also check out what our newsletter subscribers received last night / this morning by clicking here.

And yes, we will be adding 3 new items tonight at 5 PM PT / 8 PM PT!

When we launch items on the storefront, please be advised we will do so at 5PM Pacific (8 PM Eastern) from this point forward. So if you want first dibs on new content, log in at that time!

This Ori wall sconce can be seen in the interrogation scenes of SG-1 and Tomin in the DVD movie, “Stargate: The Ark of Truth”. The tent toppers were used in numerous episodes such as Season Five’s “The Warrior”.

Check into the storefront each and every day for new purchase opportunities!

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Today we are proud to announce that several Asgard core crystals from the Stargate SG-1 finale, “Unending” (as well as “Stargate: The Ark of Truth”) are now available for direct sale on our Web site! These translucent crystal pieces made up the legacy of the Asgard, which they installed aboard the U.S.S. Odyssey before they perished in “Unending”.

Each panel features a unique etching. They vary in size and shape, so be sure to read the technical description if you’re looking for something specific.

Follow the link to the Asgard core crystals below!

http://items.propworx.com/asgard_core_crystals

Many important figures have used this chair, from General Hammond (Don S. Davis) to Jack O’Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) and Hank Landry (Beau Bridges)!

Watch the video below for more info! This lot will be sold Sunday, September 26.

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Among the items on display (and for sale) at the EMP|SFM Museum in Seattle this weekend will include Harmony’s Victory Painting (Lot 851), the closing item for this Stargate auction. This magnificent piece was created by Production Designer and Artist James CD Robbins, and it is spectacular.

This painting was created for the Stargate Atlantis Season Four episode, “Harmony” for the very last few seconds of the episode. It depicts Harmony’s interpretation of her victory over the Genii using miniature Ancient drones. The image depicted features Rodney McKay heroically defending the young princess while John Sheppard cowers in fear (While in reality John Sheppard arguably did most of the leg work).

This painting is printed on a sheet of vinyl and mounted on a wooden frame. It features two metal hanging brackets in the back, and measures 82.25in x 57.25in x 4.25in.

Check out this piece and countless others in person at the Stargate Prop and Costume Auction in Seattle this weekend! Can’t be there in person? Don’t worry! You can bid online! Click here for more info.

We’d love to see you in person, but if you cannot make it you will soon be seeing information on how to bid online right here at StargateArtifacts.com.

Now on to today’s featured lot, the iconic SGC briefing room table!

The Stargate Command Briefing Room table (Lot 708 in the catalog) was the most prominent piece of furniture at the base. Whenever the story needed to be forwarded, this table was often used to carry out the dialogue. SG-1 often featured complicated episodes, so this table saw a lot of action over ten seasons.

This beautiful piece of furniture is made of wood and rolls on rubber wheels. The table itself comes in two separate halves, which link together with threaded rods and nuts. Measures 12 feet long, 4 feet wide and 32 inches in height.

Lot 708 will be sold off on the second day of the auction, September 26. If you want it, bid in person or online!

The travel Stargate from SG-1 (Lot 51 in the catalog) was created for the original pilot, “Children of the Gods”, and used wherever the Milky Way gate existed outside of Stargate Command when it wasn’t generated by computer (A separate gate was used at the SGC).

This gate represented Abydos and Chulak in the pilot, all the way through Praxion in “Stargate Continuum”. It is currently being used in the production of Stargate Universe Season Two.

The Stargate is made of fiberglass and is mounted on a welded steel frame, and features working lights behind the chevrons. This auction includes two metal stands. One stand rests the Stargate directly on the ground, and the other places the gate 20 inches from the ground. Stargate itself measures 22ft in diameter.

Please bear in mind that the stone pedestal and Dial Home Device are not included in this sale.

Propworx is privileged to be selling such an iconic piece of television! The gate is Lot 51 in the auction catalog, and will thus be sold on the first day of the event, Saturday September 25.