Warner Brothers Archive Visit -- Part 1/? Wonder Woman

I'm fortunate to have a number of close friends from the Xena Gang that formed during my years of active fandom and one of them is a publicist at Warner Brothers. Two summers ago, she gave me and some of my family members a private tour of WB Studios. My favorite time was spent in the Archives, an exhibition space that is changed a few times each year. The WB Archives is a prop and costume fancier's dreamscape. On this visit, the first floor was occupied by Wonder Woman (2017) and Aquaman (2018), while the second floor was filled with Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts exhibits.

One piece of information we learned is if you encounter a WB prop or costume for sale, it's either stolen property or it's inauthentic. Warner Brothers keeps it all in the Archive. Apologies in advance for photos taken through display cases and the persistent glare.
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Everyone photographs the large logo sign.

Diana's Themiscrya Costume

The God Killer Costume.

The God Killer Shield.

The God Killer Sword.

I love the idea that this sword was designed by two women: Aline Bonetto and Anna Lynch Robinson.

 

The photo that opens the film, and this life-sized version was made for inserting yourself.

Another display of the God Killer ensemble, with appropriately warm for winter coat.