Own a genuine piece of cinematic history from Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope—the legendary film that launched the Star Wars saga and changed cinema forever.
This unique collectible features a screen-used metal fragment from the Droid Prison, part of the Death Star interior where captured droids were held. These utilitarian, industrial environments are central to the film’s visual identity, representing the cold, mechanical power of the Empire.
This authentic production-used material—showing natural wear and texture consistent with set construction—has been carefully preserved and is presented in a premium handcrafted acrylic display, designed to highlight the rugged character of the piece against a cinematic backdrop featuring the droid-filled prison setting.
Each piece is individually handcrafted using a three-layer acrylic construction, creating depth while securely housing the original metal fragment.
The display features a dark, atmospheric backdrop inspired by the Death Star interior, enhancing the gritty, industrial aesthetic of the piece. Finished with metallic screw fixings, the presentation offers a clean, modern, museum-quality finish—ideal for collectors.
This piece originates from a private family collection assembled over several decades.
The collection was built by a family member who worked at Pinewood Studios (Iver Heath, UK) from the 1970s through the 1990s. Through industry access and connections, original set materials and props were acquired and carefully preserved.
This display contains a genuine production-used fragment from that collection, offering a rare opportunity to own authentic Star Wars film history with credible provenance.
Each display is handmade and contains an original production-used fragment.
Natural variations in texture, oxidation, and wear make every piece completely unique.