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LOST | The Auction 70 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 221. JACK’S SEASON TWO COSTUME. Jack’s blue jeans, blue t-shirt and shoes worn in Season Two. $200 – $300 219. JACK’S SEASON TWO COSTUME. Jack’s blue jeans and green t-shirt worn in Season Two. $200 – $300 220. JACK’S SEASON TWO COS- TUME. Jack’s blue jeans and gray t-shirt worn in Season Two. $200 – $300 222. JACK’S MEDICAL BAG. Dark brown leather shoulder bag used by Jack in Season Two to carry medical supplies. $200 – $300 71 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 225. KATE’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “WHAT KATE DID.” Kate’s brown corduroy pants, brown print t-shirt, and jean jacket worn in the episode, “What Kate Did.” $200 – $300 223. KATE’S SEASON TWO ISLAND COS- TUME. Kate’s white tank top, beige long- sleeve shirt and brown corduroy cargo pants worn in Season Two. $200 – $300 224. KATE’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “WHAT KATE DID.” Kate’s jeans, jean jacket and Janis Joplin print shirt worn in the episode, “What Kate Did.” $200 – $300 226. HURLEY’S SEASON TWO COSTUMES. Hurley’s olive green shorts and red t- shirt worn on the Island in the episode, “S.O.S..” Includes Hurley’s black jeans, gray t-shirt and black hoodie worn in Season Two. $200 – $300 72 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 227. HURLEY’S MR. CLUCK’S CHICKEN SHACK COSTUME. Hurley’s black pants, green Mr. Cluck polo shirt, yellow visor worn as an employee of Mr. Cluck’s Chicken Shack. $200 – $300 228. MR. CLUCK CHICKEN COSTUME FROM SEASON TWO. Mr. Cluck chicken costume worn by the Pakistani shop clerk in Hugo’s dream sequence in the episode, “Everybody Hates Hugo.” $200 – $300 229. NO LOT. 73 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 232. SAWYER’S SEASON TWO COSTUME. Sawyer’s blue jeans and 230. SAWYER’S SEASON TWO COS- brown button down shirt worn in TUME. Sawyer’s black denim button Season Two. $200 – $300 down shirt and jeans worn in Season Two. $200 – $300 233. SAWYER’S SEASON TWO COSTUME. Sawyer’s jeans, “Moosejaw” print t-shirt and black leather jacket worn in Season Two. $200 – $300 231. SAWYER’S SEASON TWO COS- TUME. Sawyer’s blue jeans and brown flannel button down shirt worn in Season Two. $200 – $300 74 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 234. SAWYER’S DISTRESSED COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “…AND FOUND.” Sawyer’s distressed jeans and black button down shirt worn in the interior of the bunker in the episode, “…And Found.” $200 – $300 237. SAWYER’S BOOTS AND BUTTON DOWN SHIRTS. Collection of five Sawyer but- ton down shirts, including green, blue linen, light blue, gray and brown/burgundy flannel. Includes distressed brown Caterpillar steel toe boots. Worn throughout the series. $200 – $300 238. LOCKE’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “EVERYBODY HATES HUGO.” Locke’s distressed olive cargo pants, white t-shirt and hik- ing boots worn in the gun vault in the episode, “Everybody Hates 235. SAWYER’S COSTUME Hugo.” $200 – $300 FROM THE EPISODE, “THE LONG CON.” Sawyer’s dis- tressed jeans, black shirt and green military jacket worn during his con jobs in the episode, “The Long Con.” $200 – $300 236. NO LOT. 75 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 239. LOCKE’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “WHAT KATE DID.” Locke’s khaki cargo pants, dark green shirt and hiking boots worn at the beach grave site in the episode, “What Kate Did.” $200 – $300 242. SAYID’S DISTRESSED SEASON TWO COSTUME. Sayid’s black pants and olive green tank top (distressed with bullet hole and blood) worn in Season Two. $200 – $300 243. SAYID’S SEASON TWO COSTUME. Sayid’s olive green pants and brown tank top worn on the Island in Season Two. $200 – $300 241. SAYID’S ISLAND COSTUME AND BIN- OCULARS. Sayid’s olive green tank top and black cargo pants worn in Season Two. Includes black binoculars with brown leather transport case. $200 – $300 240. NO LOT 76 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 246. JIN’S SEOUL GATEWAY HOTEL DOORMAN COS- TUME FROM THE EPISODE, “…AND FOUND.” Jin’s Seoul Gateway Hotel doorman costume including pants, jacket, white shirt and tie worn in the episode, “…And Found.” $200 – $300 245. JIN’S SEASON TWO COSTUME AND BACKPACK. Jin’s brown pants and purple polo shirt worn in Season Two. Includes Jin’s primary backpack used 247. JIN’S SEASON TWO COS- throughout Season Two on the Island. TUME. Jin’s brown pants and $200 – $300 green polo worn in Season Two. $200 – $300 244. No Lot 77 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 250. SUN’S GRADUATION CAP AND GOWN FROM THE EPISODE, “…AND FOUND.” Black graduation gown and cap worn by Sun during her 248. SUN’S SEASON TWO ISLAND COS- Seoul National University TUME AND BACKPACK. Sun’s distressed graduation ceremony in the pants and green shirt worn in Season Two. episode, “…And Found.” Includes Sun’s brown/green/black back- $200 – $300 pack. $200 – $300 249. SUN’S DRESS FROM THE EPISODE, “…AND FOUND.” Sun’s pink floral print dress 251. SUN’S SEASON TWO ISLAND worn prominently throughout COSTUME. Sun’s distressed cream-col- the episode, “…And Found,” ored pants, orange button-down shirt most notably, when Jin bumps and gray tank top worn in Season Two. into her and knocks her purse $200 – $300 down. $200 – $300 252. - 253. NO LOT. 78 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 255. CLAIRE’S COSTUME FROM THE EPI- SODE, “MATERNITY LEAVE.” Claire’s coral- colored top and blue jeans worn in the epi- sode, “Maternity Leave.” $200 – $300 254. SUN’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “THE WHOLE TRUTH.” Sun’s black suit coat, black skirt and white blouse worn at the Seoul Gateway Hotel in the episode, “The Whole Truth.” $200 – $300 256. CLAIRE’S SEASON ONE ISLAND COSTUME. Claire’s light green/teal blouse, light blue tank top, green short-sleeve hoodie and peach-colored shirt worn throughout Season Two. $200 – $300 79 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 257. CHARLIE’S SEASON TWO COSTUME. 258. CHARLIE’S ISLAND COSTUME FROM THE 259. CHARLIE’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, Charlie’s jacket, green t-shirt, striped gray EPISODE, “ONE OF THEM.” Charlie’s faded “FIRE + WATER.” Charlie’s t-shirt, dress pants pants and plaid scarf worn in Season Two. black t-shirt (with wolves design), black zip-front and long-sleeve shirt worn in the episode, “Fire $200 – $300 hoodie and blue jeans in the episode, “One of + Water.” $200 – $300 Them.” $200 – $300 80 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 260. CHARLIE’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “FIRE + WATER.” Charlie’s red Affliction t-shirt, dark blue jeans and green scarf worn in the episode, “Fire + Water.” $200 – $300 262. PAIR OF CHARLIE’S SEASON TWO SHIRTS. Pair of Charlie’s t-shirts worn on the Island: one black, worn in the episode, “The Hunting Party,” and one brown, worn in the episode, “?” $200 – $300 263. CHARLIE’S ISLAND COS- TUME FROM THE EPISODE, “THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS, PART 1.” Charlie’s black pants with stripes and beige t-shirt (with tree design) worn in the episode, “Through the Looking Glass, Part 1.” $200 – $300 261. LIAM PACE’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “FIRE + WATER.” Liam’s jeans with long-sleeve shirt and t-shirt (with skull design). Also includes a second long-sleeve t- shirt with a short-sleeve collar but- ton-down shirt, a ring and neck- lace. Seen in the episode, “Fire + Water.” $200 – $300 81 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 264. BEN LINUS’ “HENRY GALE” COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, 266. MICHAEL’S ISLAND COS- “ONE OF THEM.” Ben’s khaki TUME FROM THE EPISODE, “THREE pants, orange polo shirt, brown MINUTES” AND BACKPACK. Michael’s button-down shirt and brown dark red short-sleeve shirt and dis- shoes worn in the episode, “One tressed light blue jeans worn in the of Them,” as “Henry Gale.” Also episode, “Three Minutes.” Includes includes a distressed (torn) brown Michael’s primary backpack used button-down shirt and orange throughout Season Two on the polo shirt. $200 – $300 Island. $200 – $300 265. MICHAEL’S ISLAND COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “S.O.S..” Michael’s sleeveless flannel but- ton-down shirt and distressed blue jeans worn in the episode, “S.O.S.” $200 – $300 267. PIERRE CHANG’S DHARMA LAB COAT. Chang’s white DHARMA lab coat, with the Swan station logo on the left breast pocket, worn during many DHARMA Initiative orientation films under various aliases. $200 – $300 82 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 270. DESMOND’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “LIVE TOGETHER, DIE ALONE, PARTS 1 & 2.” Desmond’s distressed costume including khaki 268. DESMOND’S COSTUME FROM slacks, white button down shirt and THE EPISODE, “LIVE TOGETHER boxer shorts worn while drunk DIE ALONE, PARTS 1 & 2.” in the cabin in the episode, “Live Desmond’s blue track pants, red Together, Die Alone, Parts 1 & 2.” shorts and white striped polo $200 – $300 shirt worn in the episode, “Live Together, Die Alone, Parts 1 & 2.” $200 – $300 269. DESMOND’S DHARMA JUMPSUIT FROM THE EPISODE, “LIVE TOGETHER, DIE ALONE, PARTS 1 & 2.” Desmond’s DHARMA jumpsuit with Swan station patch and white shirt worn by Desmond when he kills Kelvin Inman in the epi- sode, “Live Together, Die Alone, Parts 1 & 2.” $200 – $300 83 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 274.
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