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How much would you pay at auction for Adam West<\/a> and Burt Ward\u2019s original costumes from Batman<\/em>? For a Henry Winkler leather jacket from Happy Days<\/em>? For a Don Adams shoe phone from Get Smart<\/em>?<\/p>\n Those items and many others from the world of classic television resulted in $3.17 million in sales (with buyer\u2019s premium) on Friday as memorabilia from the famed collection of Dr. Stewart Berkowitz<\/a> went up for bid via Heritage Auctions.<\/p>\n More from The Hollywood Reporter<\/strong><\/p>\n Batman and Robin outfits<\/a> donned by West and Ward on their 1966-68 ABC series together sold for $575,000, while one worn by Cesar Romero as the Joker went for $212,000. Other accepted bids were for costumes sported by Yvonne Craig<\/a> (Batgirl, $87,500), Julie Newmar (Catwoman, $68,750) and Burgess Meredith (the Penguin, $46,250). Add that up and it\u2019s a cool $989,500.<\/p>\n Plus, a Batscanner console from the Batcave and Batman\u2019s Batarang and holster realized another $150,000 and $50,000, respectively. (In fact, seven of the top 12 sellers at the auction were costumes and props from the 20th Century Fox Television show.)<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Lynda Carter\u2019s signature Wonder Woman costume<\/a> that she wore on her 1975-79 ABC-CBS series \u2014 complete with red, white and blue corset, golden cuff bracelets and her golden \u201cLasso of Truth\u201d \u2014 sold for $225,000.<\/p>\n Two of Winkler\u2019s Fonzie leather jackets from ABC\u2019s Happy Days<\/em> brought $87,500 and $75,000, and a pair of William Shatner\u2019s Captain Kirk costumes from NBC\u2019s Star Trek<\/em> \u2014 a Starfleet uniform<\/a> and an outfit from the \u201cMirror, Mirror\u201d alternate-universe episode \u2014 went for $62,500 and $52,500, respectively.<\/p>\n Also, Barbara Eden\u2019s pink harem costume from NBC\u2019s I Dream of Jeannie<\/em> and Jackie Gleason\u2019s bus driver uniform from CBS\u2019 The Honeymooners<\/em> sold for $42,500 apiece; a (very long) Fred Gwynn costume from CBS\u2019 The Munsters<\/em> went for $37,500; and Adams\u2019 shoe phone<\/a> from NBC-CBS\u2019 Get Smart<\/em> fetched $35,000.<\/p>\n