Fans of the hit TV show Lost might be interested to learn that one auction house is set to flog a series of items related to the series. Profiles in History, based in California, is marking the programme's upcoming farewell by selling a collection of props from various episodes.

Among the items available, buyers can get an Ovation branded acoustic guitar played by Charlie in season two, episode 23.

 Also, bidders can bag a set of Prokennex golf clubs discovered by Locke and Ethan, which was given to Hurley afterwards. If that doesn't inspire fans of the show, Locke's wheelchair might be the most spectacular purchase of all.

It could offer the sort of iconic symbol that fans of the show wish to remember upon its end. News of the high profile sale comes after radio DJ Chris Evans bagged a rare Ferrari 250 GTO for £12 million from RM Auctions.

One TV series will soon see some of its most iconic props go under the hammer.

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