The Originals Indestructible White Oak Stake Stunt Prop Klaus Mikaelson Joseph Morgan Pinchy
This item was used on "The Originals" S:2 E:4 "Live and Let Die" on the CW. There are several different versions of the stake made and used throughout the show (although they are technically all the same one). The marks are distinctive enough to picture match the individual stakes to certain episodes and scenes. This stake was used to stab Klaus.
This stake is a metal & wood stunt version. The silver (the immortality ring) is made with hot glue painted silver. There are areas where you can see that the glue and silver has come off due to use. It has some red fake blood in spots. This stake collapses and is spring loaded. This is a very heavy stake.
I have included a picture of the case from the studio to help in verification of the items. It is not included.
This listing is only for the stake pictured. See my other listings for more versions of the Indestructible White Oak Stake.
This does not come with a studio COA, however, I will provide a COA from Wookiedesigns with the item which has been researched and verified as having been used in the production of “The Originals” and having come directly from Warner Brothers Archives.
Although I can verify the use of this item please do your own due diligent before purchasing and feel free to ask any questions before purchase.
This item was used on "The Originals" S:2 E:4 "Live and Let Die" on the CW. There are several different versions of the stake made and used throughout the show (although they are technically all the same one). The marks are distinctive enough to picture match the individual stakes to certain episodes and scenes. This stake was used to stab Klaus.
This stake is a metal & wood stunt version. The silver (the immortality ring) is made with hot glue painted silver. There are areas where you can see that the glue and silver has come off due to use. It has some red fake blood in spots. This stake collapses and is spring loaded. This is a very heavy stake.
I have included a picture of the case from the studio to help in verification of the items. It is not included.
This listing is only for the stake pictured. See my other listings for more versions of the Indestructible White Oak Stake.
This does not come with a studio COA, however, I will provide a COA from Wookiedesigns with the item which has been researched and verified as having been used in the production of “The Originals” and having come directly from Warner Brothers Archives.
Although I can verify the use of this item please do your own due diligent before purchasing and feel free to ask any questions before purchase.
This item was used on "The Originals" S:2 E:4 "Live and Let Die" on the CW. There are several different versions of the stake made and used throughout the show (although they are technically all the same one). The marks are distinctive enough to picture match the individual stakes to certain episodes and scenes. This stake was used to stab Klaus.
This stake is a metal & wood stunt version. The silver (the immortality ring) is made with hot glue painted silver. There are areas where you can see that the glue and silver has come off due to use. It has some red fake blood in spots. This stake collapses and is spring loaded. This is a very heavy stake.
I have included a picture of the case from the studio to help in verification of the items. It is not included.
This listing is only for the stake pictured. See my other listings for more versions of the Indestructible White Oak Stake.
This does not come with a studio COA, however, I will provide a COA from Wookiedesigns with the item which has been researched and verified as having been used in the production of “The Originals” and having come directly from Warner Brothers Archives.
Although I can verify the use of this item please do your own due diligent before purchasing and feel free to ask any questions before purchase.
Studios will sell off their extra inventory through certain licensed auction houses. They do not come with official studio COA's as the studio does not have the time to identify and verify every single item used on a production so they often give them to secondary auction houses to sell off assets. These items can often be picture matched if screen used or they often come with wardrobe/costume tag identifiers.
