Eddie Murphy BEVERLY HILLS COP 2 hero screen used movie costume

Description

HERO SCREEN USED
DET. AXEL FOLEY LETTERMAN JACKET
A rare chance to own a museum quality instantly recognizable Hollywood prop/costume.
This item has just been returned to us from
DISNEY WORLD
where its been on display for millions of movie fans.
Hero Detective Foley (Eddie Murphy) original cop jacket
This jacket was worn by character "Axel Foley," portrayed by actor/comedian
Eddie Murphy
, in the 1987 motion picture, "Beverly Hills Cop 2." The letterman jacket is complete with various Detroit Lions patches, emblems, and embroidered stitching. Four of these jackets were custom made for Mr. Murphy and the original design was the costume supervisor's
(Gary Sampson)
actual high school letterman jacket.
The letterman style jacket is made out of a combination of wool and leather and features banded baby blue stripped wrists, collar and waistband. The jacket exhibits multiple chenille patches including the Lion's name and helmet across the left breast, number '67' on both sleeves and 'Detroit Lions' with team helmet across the back.
Jacket remains in excellent screen used condition.
Some expected usage, fading and wear to the piece, otherwise item is in fine screen used condition.
BEVERLY HILLS COP 2
Detroit cop Axel Foley
(
Eddie Murphy
)
has seemingly smoothed out his differences with his Beverly Hills superior Bogomil
(
Ronny Cox
)
, but there's trouble ahead for both men, not to mention two other holdovers from the first Cop film, officers Rosewood
(
Judge Reinhold
)
and Taggart
(
John Ashton
)
. The villan this time around is masterminding a series of violent robberies, committed by leather-freak hoods
Dean Stockwell
and
Brigitte Nielsen
.
Unaccumstomed to this nastiness, Bogomil entreats street-smart Foley to help find the miscreants. But mean-spirited chief of police Lutz
(
Allen Garfield
)
does not take kindly to interference from outsiders-especially Axel Foley.
PLEASE NOTE:
There are no returns on this once it has been purchased. All sales are final.
Please ask all questions before placing a bid. I will do my best to arrange personal viewings
for all serious enquiries. Detailed photos of the items available upon request.
I am also very interested in
loaning
the iconic costume to another venue/museum so the fans
have a continued opportunity to visit it if it does not sell.
Please contact me directly with any offers regarding this.