Posters, cardboard cutouts, flash cards, cereal box toys, shaped macaroni - it's not a blockbuster if it doesn't have licensed merchandise! Unfortunately, while we didn't get any major plush or action figure toy lines, we did get some merchandise!
This page also archives props from the films that have been sold or auctioned, crew gifts, and promotional items like clothing.
The merchandise from the theme park and from the musical are yet to be uploaded online on their own. If you have any information about them, please send them to us!
last edited: 2 april 2024, 12:10 AM EDT
Lot 202: "Decoratively Bound Cast and Crew Presentation Script, Inscribed and Signed by Williams".
Sold as part of the Creating A Stage: The Collection Of Marsha And Robin Williams event at Sotheby's on 4 October 2018.
Signed by Robin Williams with "Enjoy the Adventure." Included a color photograph of Teddy Roosevelt with a tissue guard.
Estimate Price: 500-700 USD
Sell Price: Unknown (requires Sotheby's login)
Lot 205: "Crew Vest and Jacket".
Sold as part of the Creating A Stage: The Collection Of Marsha And Robin Williams event at Sotheby's on 4 October 2018.
An Avirex bomber jacket with an embroidered patch to the sleeve, with a stork dropping babies from a plane, labelled "Nine Months 1492 Films".
Estimate Price: 400-600 USD
Sell Price: Unknown (requires Sotheby's login)
Lot 1011: "Pair of Stunt Larry Daley Hockey Pucks".
Sold as part of the Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction: Los Angeles 2022 event at Propstore Auction on 21 - 24 June 2022.
Both are painted black with a matte finish, and exhibit cracking to the foam and flaking from production use and age. Dimensions (each): 3" x 3" x 2" (7.75 cm x 7.75 cm x 5 cm). This lot comes from the collection of renowned special effects artist Tom "Brooklyn" Bellissimo. A letter of authenticity from Bellissimo is included.
Estimate Price: 600-800 USD
Sell Price: Unsold
Lot 1012: "Octavius' (Steve Coogan) Helmet".
Sold as part of the Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction: Los Angeles 2022 event at Propstore Auction on 21 - 24 June 2022.
This maroon cloth-padded metal helmet is painted with a silver finish and features a red horse and yak hair crest running along the top, side panels screwed in at the neck, and a visor engraved with angels. It is intentionally distressed by production to look ancient with brown discoloration and dents throughout.
Estimated Price: 500-700
Sell Price: Unknown (requires Propstore Auction login)
Lot 270: "Ruby Slippers".
Sold as part of the Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction: London 2023 event at Propstore Auction on 9 November 2023.
These slippers, replicas of those worn by Judy Garland in the 1939 film, feature red translucent sequins applied throughout, matching bows, cream-colour leather linings (one labelled "I. Miller Beautiful Shoes Made in New York"), and applied orange felt bottoms replicating the same modification seen on the real ruby slippers that currently reside in the Smithsonian museum. Also included are two paper tags meant to look like aged Federal Archive tags and a Letter of Authenticity from Stephen H. Jarrett, who created the slippers for the film. The slippers exhibit wear from use and handling, including some repair to the right shoe's bow and sequins.
Estimated Price: £15,000 - £30,000
Sell Price: Unknown (requires Propstore Auction login)
Lot 271: "Tablet of Ahkmenrah (Rami Malek)".
Sold as part of the Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction: London 2023 event at Propstore Auction on 9 November 2023.
This tablet is made of biscuit foam and resin finished in a gold-colour paint with turquoise painted detailings. Each of the six panels held in the frame of the tablet can be spun around the central metal rods that run through them. The lot exhibits a few hairline cracks on the tablet's inner frame from production use.
Estimated Price: £8,000 - £16,000
Sell Price: Unknown (requires Propstore Auction login)
Lot 914: "Framed Tablets of Ahkmenrah (Rami Malek) and Smithsonian Hourglass Model Miniature".
Sold as part of the Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction - Los Angeles - 2021 event at Propstore Auction on 29 June - 2 July 2021.
Framed Tablets of Ahkmenrah (Rami Malek) and a Smithsonian hourglass model miniature from the Night at the Museum franchise. The franchise-spanning Tablet corroded in Battle of the Smithsonian (2009), threatening to ruin the re-animated exhibitions' memories and forcing Kahmunrah (Hank Azaria) to trap Jedediah (Owen Wilson) in an hourglass. These two wood-framed, hand-painted faux gold tablets are engraved with Egyptian hieroglyphs. The carved wood hourglass miniature contains a hand-painted Jedediah model. Both exhibit scuffs and chips from production use, but remain in good overall condition.
Estimated Price: $800 - $1,200
Sell Price: Unknown (requires Propstore Auction login)
Lot 915: "SpaceShipOne Model Miniature, Einstein Bobblehead, and Framed Attila the Hun Pages".
Sold as part of the Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction - Los Angeles - 2021 event at 29 June - 2 July 2021.
A SpaceShipOne model miniature, an Einstein bobblehead, and framed Attila the Hun pages from Shawn Levy's action fantasies Night at the Museum and Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian. Larry Daley (Ben Stiller) read up on Attila the Hun (Patrick Gallagher), and later encountered a re-animated rocket and Albert Einstein (Eugene Levy) bobblehead. This lot consists of a resin and plastic SpaceShipOne model, a hand-painted resin Einstein bobblehead, and two wood-framed pages of "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Attila the Hun." It is in good overall condition with signs of use throughout.
Estimated Price: $800 - $1,200
Sell Price: Unknown (requires Propstore Auction login)
Lot 1212: "Kahmunrah's (Hank Azaria) Khopesh Sword".
Sold as part of the Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction: Los Angeles Summer 2024 event at Propstore Auction on 16 August 2024.
This khopesh sword is made of black and gold-color painted urethane with a sculpted center on the blade and Egyptian hieroglyphics carved along the edge, a sculpted cobra handguard, and green painted gem detailing. This khopesh exhibits chipped paint along the handle, and scuffing to the blade's edge.
Estimated Price: $1,200 - 2,400
Sell Price: $1,764
"KEYS & BOOK MANUAL".
Sold on eBay.
Archived through Worthpoint.
Estimated Price: Unknown
Sell Price: Unknown (Requires Worthpoint account)
This entry was sold through eBay, and as such its lot has been deleted. This image has been seen on the NatM Wiki since at least 2022, so this prop auction is at least that old, and possibly older.
"Guard's Spear".
Sold on eBay.
Sell Price: $1,475.00
As of 2 April 2024, this item is still available to purchase.
Watermark is from the seller, Propabilia.
"Original Prototype Tablet".
Sold on eBay.
Sell Price: $195.
As of 2 April 2024, this item is still available to purchase.
This is currently only seen in the "Rebecca's Brownstone" deleted scene on the 2006 film's bonus features.
"Caveman Ears".
Sold on eBay.
Sell Price: $95.
As of 2 April 2024, this item is still available to purchase.
Watermark is from the seller, Propabilia.
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A Dexter plush released for Secret of the Tomb!
A "4D" (3D plus details) puzzle of Rexy!
Another Rexy puzzle! [Source]
Located on the Toy Haven blog. This was a doll released in 2013 by Asmus Toys. They're priced at around 150-250 USD. The doll is 12"/30cm high and comes with a watch, tablet, and flashlights. All the clothes are hand-sewn down to the socks.
A France-exclusive box set containing the first film and a pre-assembled Rexy figurine! [source]
A talking Einstein bobblehead sold to promote the film. Comes in a custom box.
Known toys: Rexy puzzle, Tablet of Ahkmenrah, Flashlight, Moai, Sarcophagus, and (what appears to be?) the Instructions.
A side view of the Happy Meal box at the time.
Images courtesy of Toy Alert.
An Italian variant of Octavius located on eBay.
Some of the cards that came with the toys. Inserting the cards into the toys would activate them.
A review of the 2009 Toys by FastFoodToyReviews.
A line of toys made for kid's meals served at Wendy's, an American fast food chain.
A lenticular pin button.
An official Bearbrick tie-in!
A Moai keychain!
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A quill made during the production of the first movie. Was made as a gift for the crew.
A signed frame by Mizuo Peck.
A shirt worn by the VFX crew at Rhythm and Hues.
A crew jacket made during the second film's production.
A shirt worn by the construction and paint crew.
A hoodie with the first film's logo! Made by Fox's exhibitor services, not for the public. Likely a talkshow prize or a theater promotion.
A baseball cap with the Smithsonian's History building, the Wright Brothers's plane, and the movie's alternate logo.
A shirt sold at the Smithsonian to promote the film.
Another shirt sold to promote the second movie.
Yet another shirt for the second film.
Some Western miniatures from the first film. Archived to YourProps.
The first film's Maya pyramid, complete with scaffolding and architects. Archived to YourProps.
The hourglass used in the film, with the Jedediah figurine for compositing. Archived to YourProps.
Entry on PropMasters
Individual entries: Original Model Tents and Figures, Tablet Tiles, Einstein Hero Maquette Mold.
A program made for Japanese theaters. Includes information, blueprints, layouts, and interviews with Stiller and Levy.
A cardboard cutout of the second film's poster.
A set of stickers!
A notebook!
A glow-in-the-dark flashlight, with the Daley Devices logo and the movie's logo. Where this came from is unknown, but is speculated to be a freebie given away at a news event or at a theater.
A press folder with some in-progress shots of the first film!
The back to a crew chair! Watermark from the seller, Propabilia.
A giclee print of storyboards of the Lancelot vs. Trixie fight in the third film! Comes with a certificate of authenticity.
