Since its debut in 1977, Star Wars™ has become a worldwide popular phenomenon. Star Wars–related objects, from lunch boxes to the famous droids "you're looking for," are at home in the National Museum of American History collections. The National Air and Space Museum's past exhibition, Star Wars: The Magic of Myth, explored the mythical message of Luke Skywalker's journey from his first call to adventure to his final victory.
Star Wars: The Force is Strong at the Smithsonian
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C-3PO, from Return of the Jedi
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Star Wars: A New Hope Lunch Box
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R2-D2, from Return of the Jedi
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Star Wars: A New Hope Thermos
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Darth Vader
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Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Thermos
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Star Wars R2-D2 collection box
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Return of the Jedi
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41c Star Wars 30th Anniversary: Yoda single
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41c Star Wars 30th Anniversary: Chewbacca and Han Solo single
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41c Yoda single
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41c Star Wars 30th Anniversary: C-3PO single
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George Lucas
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41c Star Wars 30th Anniversary: Princess Leia and R2-D2 single
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41c Star Wars 30th Anniversary pane of fifteen
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41c Star Wars 30th Anniversary: Luke Skywalker single
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Darth Vader
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41c Star Wars 30th Anniversary: Darth Vader single
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41c Star Wars 30th Anniversary: Obi-Wan Kenobi single
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41c Star Wars 30th Anniversary: Millennium Falcon single
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41c Star Wars 30th Anniversary: Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi single
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41c Star Wars 30th Anniversary: Boba Fett single
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Star Wars
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41c Star Wars 30th Anniversary: Queen Padmé Amidala single