Grail tablet movie prop from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
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Date
Mar 31st, 2006
Auction House
Profiles in History - Hollywood Auction 24
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(Paramount, 1989) This tablet is made of solid plaster painted and weathered to resemble ancient stone, with a large cross and Latin script Engraved on the surface. The inscription is based on original Latin Psalms, with re-translated Scripture and what is believed to be some other Vanciful, though erroneous, passages. Interestingly, the prop maker took the English-language Psalm and re-translated it to Latin word-for-word to create this wonderful artifact, seen in Donovan’s apartment in the film. This fantastic set piece served as an important clue, ultimately leading Indy to Venice in pursuit of the final, missing portion of the Grail inscription. The tablet measures approx. 19½ in. wide x 19 in. tall. Originally acquired from Paul Robins, the prop maker who made this piece for the production.
Estimate $20,000 – $30,000
Estimate $20,000 – $30,000
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