HONOLULU -- During the Hawaii International Film Festival, fans of the ABC hit show "LOST" will get a special sneak preview.

Six seasons of "LOST" memorabilia will be put on the auction block after the season finale next summer by the company Profiles in History.

Among the items up for grabs are set pieces, props and costumes used by the actors.

Some of the props expected to generate the most interest include Hurley's lottery ticket, Kate's toy plane and Locke's hunting knife.

"We are going to be selling thousands and thousands of pieces: the fuselage, the vehicles, the submarine. So the auction should do several millions of dollars at least," Profiles in History President Joe Maddalena said.

The auction will take place in Los Angeles with a live simulcast in Honolulu. It will also be on the Internet so fans across the world will be able to participate.

A portion of the proceeds is expected to go to a Hawaii charity.

You can check out more of the items going up for auctions and sign up for an e-mail alert about the upcoming "LOST" auction at ProfilesInHistory.com.