The Terminator's (Arnold Schwarzenegger) autographed motorcycle jacket from James Cameron's sci-fi thriller Terminator 2: Judgment Day. The Terminator wore its trademark biker jacket throughout the film after it was sent back in time to protect the Resistance's future leader, John Connor (Edward Furlong).

Progressively damaged through its battles with the T-1000 (Robert Patrick), the Terminator's leather jacket was left in shreds by the time victory was finally achieved during the climactic steel mill confrontation. It was riddled with bullet holes, torn apart, and lost part of its left sleeve after the Terminator's arm became trapped in steelwork machinery and the cyborg had to sacrifice the limb in order to save the Connors.

The jacket is made of thick black leather, with three zipped pockets and one popper pocket on the front. It features a black lining with purple vents, attached to the bottom with two squares of Velcro, and is fastened with a zip closure down the middle of the garment. It has leather laces threaded up a vent at each side, running from hip to armpit.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has autographed the left breast of the jacket in thick silver permanent pen, and it comes with a certificate of authenticity from Carolco Licencing. The material has been cut, torn and burnt to reflect the rigours that the Terminator was put through, and shows numerous additional signs of production wear. However, it exhibits little deterioration, except for some minor stiffening of the leather as a result of age.

£8,000 - 10,000 M