A new Propstore auction containing over 200 pieces of Blade Runner 2024 memorabilia is stuffed with what you’d expect—including costumes worn by Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford, Ana de Armas, Jared Leto, and other stars of Denis Villeneuve‘s 2017 neo-noir sci-fi sequel. But if you look a little deeper in the auction catalogue, you’ll find lots of far freakier ephemera, suitable only for the truly dedicated collector. Like, say, Rachael’s skeleton.
“This lot includes 27 teeth and 75 bone pieces, including rib bones, femurs, sacrum, a jaw bone, and digital phalanges, among others,” according to Propstore’s website. “The skeletal remains were seen in the morgue and lab scenes … The lot exhibits wear consistent with that of bones exposed to dirt and the elements, but remains overall in very good condition.”
As fans of Blade Runner and its sequel Blade Runner 2049 will recall, Rachael (Sean Young) and Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) fell in love in the first film, an inconvenient scenario since she was a replicant and he was a blade runner tasked with “retiring” her (and maybe also a replicant himself). The second film revealed they conceived a child together—she was an advanced prototype with that capability—but she died after an emergency C-section. Their offspring turns out not to be Ryan Gosling’s character, Officer K, but Blade Runner 2049 spends a lot of time unraveling that mystery.
A big part of what makes K’s parental status confusing: his memories, which in grand Blade Runner tradition turn out to be not really his, despite seemingly giving concrete proof when he recovers a wooden horse he remembers from his troubled childhood. You can also bid on that particular item, a “production-made example” according to Propstore. It’s not the actual “hero” horse that was used on-screen (so don’t try to look for the date hidden in the base, as seen in the movie), but it would still be a rather cool keepsake to have around. It also comes with the dingy rag it was concealed in.
Check out all of the Blade Runner 2049 items up for sale at Propstore’s website; the auction runs through February 20.
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