A long roll of black-and-white zig-zag linoleum flooring from the production of David Lynch and Mark Frost's groundbreaking television series, Twin Peaks (ABC, 1990-1991). 

This roll comes with a Letter of Provenance that states that this flooring was donated by Lynch to his alma mater The American Film Institute through AFI President Bob Gazzale and Head of Fellow Production Betsy Pollack. The intention was that this flooring could be used by current AFI fellows in production classes. After going unused for several years, the flooring was flagged for disposal and a then-fellow made arrangements with the AFI Stage Manager Duane Aamot to save the flooring instead of having it thrown out. The Letter of Provenance is signed by both that former AFI fellow and AFI Stage Manager.

This floor panel most likely was used as a production back-up or for reshoots or second unit filming of the iconic floor of the sinister and otherworldly Black Lodge. The main set of the Black Lodge was hand-painted crème and dark brown.

Wear is present throughout the flooring, including scuffing and scraping, as well as slight tearing at the edges. Overall, in good used condition.

Flat: 287 x 143 x 0.5 in; 728.98 x 363.22 x 1.27 cm

287 x 143 inches (rolled)

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