1/2" tall falcon props made for use in the  film. Some were cast of plastic resin, some of lead. Only two 45 lb.  lead falcons and two 5 lb., 5.4 oz resin falcons are verified to be  in existence today. One lead Falcon has been displayed for years at  various venues. The second, which was marred at the end of the movie  by Sydney Greenstreet (qv), was a gift to  William Conrad (I) (qv) by studio chief Jack L. Warner (qv). It  was auctioned in December 1994, nine months after Conrads death for  $398,500 to Ronald Winston of Harry Winston, Inc. At that time, it  was the highest price paid for a movie prop ever sold for. It was  used to model a 10 lb. gold replica displayed at the 69th Academy  Awards. The replica has Burmese ruby eyes, interchangeable claws  (one set of gold, one set of coral) and holds a platinum chain in  its beak with a 42.98 flawless diamond at the end. Its valued at  over $8 million. The lead and resin falcons are valued in excess of  $2 million 