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LOST | the Auction LOST | The Auction 196 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 728. KATE’S COSTUME FROM THE EPI- SODE, “BECAUSE YOU LEFT.” Kate’s dark gray pants, purple geometric design blouse and black leather jacket worn in the episode, “Because You Left.” $200 – $300 729. KATE’S COSTUME 725. JACK’S DHARMA FROM THE EPISODE, JUMPSUIT FROM SEASON “BECAUSE YOU LEFT.” FIVE. Jack’s distressed Kate’s white cotton khaki utility jumpsuit with shorts, pink cream sleep- DHARMA logo patch at wear top and blue robe the left breast and “Jack worn when she’s visited Workman” embroidered by lawyer Dan Norton on the left breast pocket. in the episode, “Because Includes Caterpillar work You Left.” $200 – $300 boots. Worn in Season Five. $200 – $300 726 - 727. NO LOT. 197 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 730. KATE’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “THE LITTLE PRINCE.” Kate’s black skirt, black jacket, dark green blouse and black heels worn while meeting with lawyer Dan Norton over custody of Aaron in the episode, “The Little Prince.” $200 – $300 731. KATE’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “HE’S OUR 732. KATE’S DHARMA PROCESSING CENTER YOU.” Kate’s costume includes COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “NAMASTE.” black pants, gray print tank top, Kate’s jeans and linen ethnic hippy shirt worn gray jacket and boots worn on while questioned by Phil in the Processing board Ajira Airways Flight 316 Center in the episode, “Namaste.” $200 – $300 in the episode, “He’s Our You.” $200 – $300 733. NO LOT 198 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 736. HURLEY’S “I LOVE MY SHIH- TZU” T-SHIRT FROM THE EPISODE, “T HE LIE.” Hurley’s yel- low “I love my Shih- Tzu” print t-shirt and gray sweat pants worn in the episode, “The Lie.” $200 – $300 735. KATE’S DHARMA JUMPSUIT FROM SEASON FIVE. Kate’s dark blue utility jumpsuit with 737. HURLEY’S PRIS- DHARMA logo patch at ON JUMPSUIT FROM THE the left breast and “Kate EPISODE, “T HE LITTLE Motor Pool” embroidered PRINCE.” Hurley’s on the left breast pock- orange prison jumpsuit et. Includes gray t-shirt worn during his incar- and work boots. Worn in ceration in the episode, Season Five. $200 – $300 “The Little Prince.” $200 – $300 734. NO LOT. 199 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 738. HURLEY’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “NAMASTE.” Hurley’s jean shorts, maroon print t-shirt and gray hoodie with bull- dog emblem worn in the episode, “Namaste.” $200 – $300 740. HUrlEY’S DHARMA JUMP- SUIT FROM SEASON FIVE. Hurley’s khaki 739. HURLEY’S COSTUME FROM utility jumpsuit with THE EPISODE, “NAMASTE.” DHARMA logo patch Hurley’s brown t-shirt, jean jacket at the left breast and and dark green cargo pants worn “Hurley Chef” embroi- on the Island in the episode, dered on the left breast “Namaste.” $200 – $300 pocket worn in Season Five. $200 – $300 741. NO LOI. 200 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 743. SAWYER’S COS- TUME FROM THE EPISODE, “LAFLEUR.” Sawyer’s gray t-shirt and blue box- ers worn in the episode, “LaFleur.” $200 – $300 742. SAWYER’S DHARMA JUMPSUIT FROM THE EPISODE, “LAFLEUR.” Sawyer’s distressed khaki DHARMA jumpsuit with patch, embroidered with “LaFleur Head of Security” and olive green long sleeve shirt. Worn in the episode, “LaFleur.” $200 – $300 744. SAWYER’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “LAFLEUR.” Sawyer’s jeans and brown pattern button down shirt worn in the 1977 flashback sequence when he gives Juliet the flower in the epi- sode, “LaFleur.” $200 – $300 201 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 747. LOCKE’S SEASON FIVE ISLAND COSTUME. Locke’s blue/gray t-shirt and khaki cargo pants worn in Season Five. $200 – $300 745. SAWYER’S SEASON FIVE ISLAND COSTUME AND BACKPACK. Sawyer’s distressed jeans and plaid shirt. Includes his primary back- pack used throughout Season Five on the Island. $200 – $300 749. LOCKE’S COS- TUME FROM THE EPISODE, “THE LIFE AND DEATH OF JEREmy BENTHAM.” Locke’s dark gray pants, olive green button down 746. LOCKE’S COSTUME FROM shirt, brown jacket and blue THE EPISODE, “THE LITTLE leg cast worn in New York PRINCE.” Locke’s olive green City in the episode, “The pants and dark gray shirt worn Life and Death of Jeremy on the Island in the episode, “The Bentham.” $200 – $300 Little Prince.” $200 – $300 748. NO LOT. 202 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 750. SAYID’S SEASON FIVE ISLAND COSTUME. Sayid’s black tank top, black pants and purple shirt worn throughout much of Season Five. $200 – $300 752. SAYID’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “BECAUSE YOU LEFT.” Sayid’s gray pants, black t-shirt and black leather jacket worn in the episode, “Because You Left.” $200 – $300 751. SAYID’S DISTRESSED DHARMA JUMPSUIT. Sayid’s distressed DHARMA jump- 753. SAYID’S COSTUME FROM suit embroidered “Horace THE EPISODE, “HE’S OUR Mathematician” with bullet hole YOU.” Sayid’s black pants, black at the stomach. Sayid was shot by sweater and black leather jacket Roger while carrying the bomb worn in Moscow when he kills in the episode, “The Incident, Part Widmore’s Russian accomplice 1.” $200 – $300 in the episode, “He’s Our You.” $200 – $300 754. NO LOT. 203 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 756. JIN’S SEASON FIVE COSTUME. Jin’s brown pants and brown v-neck shirt worn in Season Five. $200 – $300 757. SUN’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “BECAUSE YOU LEFT.” Sun’s pin stripe suit (jacket and pants), belt and gray blouse worn in the epi- 755. JIN’S DHARMA JUMPSUIT FROM sode, “Because You Left.” SEASON FIVE. Jin’s khaki DHARMA $200 – $300 jumpsuit with patch, embroidered with “Jin Security” and white shirt. Worn in Season Five. $200 – $300 204 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 759. SUN’S WEDDING RECEPTION DRESS FROM THE EPI- SODE, “THE INCIDENT, PARTS 1 & 2.” Sun’s full-length teal satin dress worn in the episode, “The Incident, Parts 1 & 2.” Seen during her wedding reception when Jacob blesses her. $200 – $300 758. SUN’S WEDDING DRESS FROM THE EPISODE, “THE INCIDENT, PARTS 1 & 2.” Sun’s wedding dress worn during her marriage to Jin in the episode,, “The Incident, Parts 1 & 2.” $200 – $300 205 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 762. SUN’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “THE LITTLE PRINCE.” Sun’s black pin stripe pants, purple top and gray coat worn at the hotel and marina in the episode, “The Little Prince.” $200 – $300 760. YOUNG BEN LINUS’ COS- TUME. Costume worn by young Ben Linus in the episode, “He’s Our You,” where he helps Sayid escape from his holding cell only to be shot moments later. Costume includes gold frame glasses, jeans, striped shirt, belt, shoes, and gray hoodie. Bullet hole can be seen on the hoodie. $200 – $300 763. CLAIRE’S COS- TUME FROM THE EPISODE, “WHATEVER HAPPENED, HAPPENED.” Claire’s gray pants, red v-neck shirt and black heels worn in the epi- sode, “Whatever Happened, Happened.” $200 – $300 761. YOUNG BEN LINUS’ GOLD FRAME GLASSES. Young Ben Linus’ gold frame glasses as seen in all five episodes he appeared in the series during Seasons Four and Five. $200 – $300 764 - 765. NO LOT. 206 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 766. BEN LINUS’ COSTUME 768. BEN LINUS’ COSTUME FROM FROM THE EPISODE, “THE LITTLE THE EPISODE, “316.” Ben’s black PRINCE.” Ben’s black pants, pants, gray wool coat and blue black jacket and dark green shirt pinstripe dress shirt worn in the worn in the episode, “The Little episode, “316.” $200 – $300 Prince.” $200 – $300 767. BEN LINUS’ COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “THE LIFE AND DEATH OF JEREMY BENTHAM.” 769. BEN LINUS’ COSTUME FROM Ben’s black suit (jacket and pants), THE EPISODE, “DEAD IS DEAD.” white dress shirt, maroon tie and Ben’s olive pants and green pattern overcoat worn while observing button-down shirt worn in the epi- Locke in the episode, “The Life sode, “Dead Is Dead.” Seen when and Death of Jeremy Bentham.” he exiles Charles Widmore from the $200 – $300 Island. $200 – $300 770. NO LOT 207 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 771. ROGER LINUS’ DHARMA JUMPSUIT FROM SEASON FIVE. Roger Linus’ Season Five khaki utility jumpsuit with DHARMA Swan station logo patch at the left breast and “Roger Work Man” embroi- dered on the left breast pocket. $200 – $300 772. JULIET’S COS- TUME FROM THE EPI- SODE, “WHATEVER H APPENE D , HAPPENED.” Juliet’s DHARMA surgery gown. Worn when Juliet tries to stabilize Young Ben’s gunshot wound in the episode, “Whatever Happened, Happened.” Includes white pants and white shirt. $200 – $300 773. JULIET’S DHARMA MOTOR POOL JUMPSUIT FROM THE EPI- SODE, “LAFLEUR.” Juliet’s dark blue DHARMA jumpsuit with Motor Pool logo patch at the left breast and “Juliet Motor Pool” embroidered on the left breast pocket. Worn by Juliet as part of the 1970s DHARMA Initiative, in the episode, “LaFleur.” $200 – $300 208 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 777. DESMOND’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “THE 774. JULIET’S COSTUME FROM LIE.” Desmond’s gray t- THE EPISODE, “LAFLEUR.” Juliet’s shirt, blue jeans and dark purple blouse and blue jeans blue zip-up hoodie worn worn in the episode, “LaFleur.” in the episode, “The Lie.” Seen during the 1977 flashback at $200 – $300 the Barracks.
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