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John Travolta's 'Pulp Fiction' Towel Up for Auction

John Travolta's towel from Pulp Fiction movie
John Travolta's towel from Pulp Fiction movie
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A piece of movie history is hitting the auction block: the towel John Travolta used in Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction."

Propstore, in partnership with Planet Hollywood, is offering the prop. It comes from the famous scene where Travolta's Vincent Vega and Samuel L.

Jackson's Jules Winnfield clean up after an accidental shooting in their car.

In the scene, Harvey Keitel's character, Winston Wolfe, hoses off the two men and tosses them the towel.

Tarantino himself appears as Jimmie Dimmick, whose towel it is.

The auction is live with 10 bids so far, the highest at $1,000.

While that's a steep price for a towel, it's a small price compared to the wrath of Marsellus Wallace.

Other items in the auction include Brad Pitt's cross-eyed contact lenses from "12 Monkeys," a Jack Lemmon-autographed bra from "Some Like It Hot," a onesie worn by Bruce Willis in "Moonlighting," and photobooth snaps of Harrison Ford's character from "The Fugitive."

The auction closes early next month.

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