London Olympic Opening Ceremony Auction Of Clothing Props Up To 5000 Pounds.

Some volunteers who participated in the opening ceremony of the 2012 London Olympic Games are selling the products used in the performance.

Prop.

Some items are priced at 5000 pounds.

After the opening ceremony of the London Olympic Games, the Olympic Organizing Committee of London organising some props to commemorate them.

The London Olympic Organizing Committee said that this approach is appropriate and natural.

Volunteers sell items on the Internet auction site, including a book, program list read by Harry Porter, author of Rowling, and even colored paper scraps in the sky when the British team enters the stadium.

Earlier this week, the famous British singer Freddie Mercury's clothing had been auctions for 5000 pounds, an "industrial revolution" costume priced at 2500 pounds, and a male nurse coat over 2000 pounds.

In addition, a luminescent coloured costume for 1990s shows a price of 1500 pounds, and a dress of David Bowie is priced at 600 pounds.

"Happy"

Some volunteers who participated in the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games regretted that their partners decided to sell their clothing props, describing such a practice as low in style and inconsistent with the spirit embodied in the opening ceremony.

But a volunteer named Donna argued that she offered 5000 pounds to sell her clothes and wanted to spend the money on pastry business.

She said she regretted giving up the souvenir, and she was inspired by the Olympic spirit. But after all this, she was ready to fulfill her dream.

A spokesman for the London Organizing Committee said that the props used in the Olympic opening ceremony will be given various uses.

He said, "it's a great pleasure for volunteers to spend so much time and their personal props in the right collectors."