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LOST the Official Show Auction Catalog LOST | The Auction 108 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 365. JACK’S SEASON THREE COSTUME. Jack’s suede jacket with jeans and white t-shirt worn in Season Three. $200 – $300 367. JACK’S SEASON THREE COSTUME. Jack’s dark jeans, blue striped dress shirt and black jacket worn in Season Three. $200 – $300 368. JACK’S COS- TUME FROM THE EPI- SODE, “STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND.” Jack’s pink shirt w/ geometric design and tan shorts worn in Thailand in the episode, 366. JACK’S ISLAND COS- “Stranger in a Strange TUME FROM THE EPISODE, Land.” $200 – $300 “THE BRIG.” Jack’s blue t-shirt and blue jeans worn in the episode, “The Brig.” $200 – $300 109 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 371. JACK’S DHARMA SUR- GERY SCRUBS COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “I DO.” Jack’s white surgery pants, bloody surgery scrubs top with DHARMA Hydra logo, sur- gical mask and running shoes worn during his operation on 369. JACK’S DHARMA Ben in the episode, “I Do.” SCRUBS. Jack’s white $200 – $300 DHARMA medical scrubs, the shirt bearing the Hydra logo on the breast pocket. $200 – $300 370. JACK’S ISLAND COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “D.O.C..” Jack’s red sleeveless shirt and blue jeans worn in the episode, “D.O.C.” $200 – $300 110 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 372. JACK’S ISLAND COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “PAR AVION.” Jack’s green t-shirt and blue jeans worn in the epi- sode, “Par Avion.” Seen at the Barrack when Jack is throwing a football with Tom Friendly. $200 – $300 374. JACK’S ISLAND COS- TUME FROM THE EPI- SODE, “EVERY MAN FOR 373. JACK’S DISTRESSED HIMSELF.” Jack’s sleeve- DHARMA SCRUBS. Jack’s less purple shirt and blue white DHARMA medi- jeans worn in the episode, cal scrubs, the shirt has the “Every Man for Himself.” Hydra logo on the breast Seen while escorted by the pocket. White pants are dis- Others to perform surgery tressed with studio blood on on Colleen. $200 – $300 the pant legs. $200 – $300 111 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 376. KATE’S DRESS FROM THE EPI- SODE, “A TALE OF TWO CITIES.” Kate’s floral print dress worn dur- ing her breakfast with Ben on the beach in the episode, “A Tale of Two Cities.” $200 – $300 375. KATE’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE,, “THE GLASS BALLERINA.” Kate’s jeans, belt, dark green jacket, cowboy boots, white and peach tank top worn by Kate in the episode, “The Glass Ballerina.” $200 – $300 377. KATE’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “I DO.” Kate’s gray jeans, floral print blouse and shoes worn on the Island in the episode, “I Do.” This is the outfit Kate wears when she and Sawyer make love in the polar bear cage. $200 – $300 112 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 380. KATE’S SEASON THREE COSTUME. Kate’s brown cargo pants, white striped button down, white tank top, peach tank top and hiking boots worn in Season Three. $200 – $300 379. KATE’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “LEFT BEHIND.” Kate’s tan sleeveless shirt, gray jeans and brown belt worn while handcuffed to Juliet on the Island in the episode, “Left Behind.” $200 – $300 381. KATE’S DISTRESSED DRESS FROM THE EPISODE, “A TALE OF TWO CITIES.” Kate’s distressed floral print dress worn when she is placed in the Hydra cage next to Sawyer’s in the episode, “A Tale of Two Cities.” $200 – $300 378. No Lot 113 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 385. HURLEY’S ISlaND COSTUME FROM THE EPI- SODE, “ENTER 77.” Hurley’s jean shorts and red t-shirt worn in the episode, “Enter 77.” $200 – $300 388. HURLEY’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “TRICIA TANAKA IS DEAD.” Hurley’s distressed gray pants, gray t-shirt and striped button down shirt worn when the meteorite hits Mr. Cluck’s Chicken Shack in the episode, “Tricia Tanaka Is Dead.” $200 – $300 386. HURLEY’S COS- TUME FROM THE EPISODE, “CATCH-22.” Hurley’s green shorts, blue t-shirt and plaid button down shirt worn on the Island in the episode, “Catch-22.” $200 – $300 382 - 384. NO LOT 387. NO LOT 389 - 391. NO LOT 114 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 392. SAWYER’S SEASON THREE COSTUME. Sawyer’s distressed brown button down shirt and Levi’s 523 jeans worn in Season 394. COLLECTION OF SAWYER’S Three. $200 – $300 SEASON THREE ISLAND SHIRTS. Collection of three long-sleeve shirts: dark blue with pearl snaps, brown floral print and light blue, worn by Sawyer in Season Three. $200 – $300 395. SAWYER’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “CATCH- 22.” Sawyer’s distressed jeans and gray print t-shirt worn on the Island in the episode, “Catch-22.” $200 – $300 393. SAWYER’S SEASON THREE COSTUME. Sawyer’s blue button down shirt and jeans worn in Season Three. $200 – $300 115 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 396. LOCKE’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “THE MAN FROM TALLAHASSEE.” Locke’s black pants, white t-shirt, green button down shirt and shoes worn in the epi- sode, “The Man from Tallahassee.” $200 – $300 399. LOCKE’S ISLAND COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “THE MAN BEHIND THE CURTAIN.” Locke’s green t-shirt and green cargo pants worn in the episode, “The Man Behind the Curtain.” $200 – $300 397. LOCKE’S ISLAND COS- TUME FROM THE EPISODE, “I DO.” Locke’s green t-shirt and khaki cargo pants worn in the 400. SAYID’S COSTUME FROM episode, “I Do.” $200 – $300 THE EPISODE, “THE GlaSS BALLERINA.” Sayid’s distressed black suit and cream striped shirt worn in the episode, “The Glass Ballerina.” $200 – $300 398. NO LOT 116 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 401. SAYID’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “THE GLASS BALLERNIA.” Sayid’s black cargo pants, white tank top and dark gray button shirt worn in the airport in the episode, “The Glass Ballerina.” $200 – $300 404. JIN’S SEASON THREE COSTUME. 402. SAYID’S COSTUME FROM THE Jin’s dark gray pants and olive green EPISODE, “ENTER 77.” Sayid’s long sleeve shirt worn in Season Three. black pants, distressed white tank $200 – $300 top and distressed blue/green button down shirt worn while held captive in Sami’s restaurant basement in the episode, “Enter 77.” $200 – $300 403. NO LOT 117 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 407. JIN’S TRADITIONal KOREAN WEDDING COS- TUME FROM THE EPISODE, “D.O.C..” Hanbok, Korean traditional outfit, including pants, shirt, vest and jacket, worn by Jin in the newspaper 405. JIN’S SEASON THREE photograph accompanying COSTUME. Khaki pants and the announcement of Jin and salmon colored button down Sun’s wedding, pointed out shirt worn by Jin in Season by the woman on the bench Three. $200 – $300 (Jin’s mother) in the episode, “D.O.C.” $200 – $300 408. JIN’S MILITARY FATIGUES FROM THE EPISODE, “D.O.C..” Jin’s camou- flage military fatigues (pants and jacket), green t-shirt, hat, and combat boots worn by Jin in the episode, “D.O.C.” $200 – $300 406. JIN’S PAIK HEAVY INDUSTRIES jaCKET. Jin’s blue Paik Heavy Industries jacket worn in Season Three. $200 – $300 118 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 409. SUN’S SEASON THREE COS- TUME. Sun’s light green pants and blue shirt worn in Season Three. $200 – $300 411. SUN’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “D.O.C..” Sun’s black pants, floral print jacket and waist tie belt worn in the episode, “D.O.C.” Seen during the scene when she gives Jin’s mother the blackmail money. $200 – $300 410. SUN’S SEASON THREE COS- TUME. Sun’s blue jeans and button- front purple t-shirt worn in Season Three. $200 – $300 412. SUN’S DRESS FROM THE EPISODE, “D.O.C..” Sheer geometric print dress with green belt worn by Sun during the flashback sequence of the episode, “D.O.C.” Can be seen while walking through Seoul to meet the blackmailer who turns out to be Jin’s mother. $200 – $300 119 www.liveauctioneers.com LOST | The Auction 415. PAIK HEAVY I NDUSTRIES EMPLOYEE laB COAT. Light blue Paik Heavy Industries employee coat with company logo. $200 – $300 413. SUN’S TRADITION- AL KOREAN WEDDING DRESS FROM THE EPISODE, “D.O.C..” Hanbok, a Korean traditional dress and headdress, worn by Sun in the newspaper photograph accompanying the announce- ment of Jin and Sun’s wedding. Seen in the episode, “D.O.C.” $200 – $300 414. SUN’S ISLAND COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “D.O.C..” 416. ClaIRE’S SEASON Sun’s blue jeans, green v-neck THREE ISlaND COSTUME. t-shirt and blue sweater worn in Claire’s red striped shirt and the episode, “D.O.C.” Seen when blue jeans worn in Season she discovers what happens to Three. $200 – $300 pregnant women on the Island. $200 – $300 120 1-310-859-7701 Profiles in History | August 21 & 22, 2010 419. CLAIRE’S COSTUME FROM THE EPISODE, “PAR AVION.” Claire’s gray stretch pants and black top worn in the episode, “Par Avion.” $200 – $300 417. CLAIRE’S SEASON THREE ISLAND COSTUME. Claire’s blue shirt, striped tank top and brown jeans worn through- out Season Three. $200 – $300 420. CHARLIE’S ISLAND COS- TUME FROM THE EPISODE, “A TALE OF TWO CITIES.” Charlie’s purple shirt (with sword design) and blue jeans worn in the epi- 418.
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