'The Walking Dead' cast share what items they took home from the set, including clothes, a hairpiece, and a sword

"I took my sword," Payton told Insider of Ezekiel's weapon. "I called him Captain Jack Sparrow."

"I didn't even ask," Payton added. "It was my last day. I grabbed it. I jumped in the car and left."

"I was given the mullet, which I was very excited about," McDermitt said of his character's hair extension, which has slowly been growing over the years.

"Taylor Knight, our department head in the hair department, had it wrapped in a little box and Tiffony Simpson, who did my hair for years, had facilitated that because she knew I was gonna steal it," McDermitt said of how he wound up with the mullet.

He added: "She went to Taylor Knight and said, 'Hey, he's gonna steal it. So either leave your door unlocked, 'cause he's gonna break in, or just wrap it up for him. So she did."

When we spoke with Nadia Hilker in September, she was waiting patiently to receive some of her character's belongings.

"All my weapons, they're gonna arrive in Europe very soon. I can't wait to hang all my knives and war hammers on my walls," Hilker said.

"In an ideal world I would've taken the axes and mounted them on my wall," Shaw said of his character Mercer, hoping there was still a chance to get them. "AMC, if you hear this, send me some axes."

Shaw may not have received Mercer's axes, but he received a gift from the prop department.

"I did get a Commonwealth ammo box. It's a metal ammo box with the Commonwealth stamp on the side," Shaw said. "That was a gift from props actually. Love you guys at props."

"I obviously stole some of the clothing because I loved some of Sebastian's fashion," Rapp-Olsson told Insider after he was killed off the show in October.

"Then I got some of the Commonwealth Founder's Day flag pins, which I'm gonna try to put up somewhere in my place, 'cause I'm team Commonwealth all the way," Rapp-Olsson joked. "I don't see what the protagonists are all complaining about."

Theory took "a whole bunch," including Kelly's slingshot and hoodies.

"I just had them for so many years. It just felt weird leaving them and not taking them back home with me," Theory said of Kelly's zip-ups.

"They actually told me that I couldn't take anything from set," Ridloff said when asked what she took from the set. "I wanted to take some souvenirs and they're like, 'No, you can't take anything.' And then I learned that everybody took something from set. I was like, 'This isn't fair.'"

"Word got out about that and they fixed it. They actually asked me what I wanted from set," Ridloff continued, saying she thought about it for a while. "I was like, 'I would like the ASL book that Daryl had in his back pocket in season 10.' They sent it to me and now I have it. That's one of my favorite things from that show from set. So I'm happy now."

"I took home some of the Commonwealth handkerchiefs," Marquand, who has played Aaron since season five, told Insider in September. "There were cool handkerchiefs that had the Commonwealth insignia emblazoned on."

Marquand previously told Insider in February that he would've liked to take home the mace arm his character has worn since season nine.

"I'm not gonna lie. I've definitely developed some shoulder issues and back issues from wearing that all the time. So I feel like I've kind of earned it," Marquand said.

"We got this really cool portrait," Bingham told Insider while showing us the artwork featuring over 20 characters from the series. "I think everybody got it. It's a picture of everybody and I really love it."

The portrait features Governor Milton and Daryl at opposite ends of the top of the picture with the Alexandria windmill behind them. Jerry can be spotted wearing his Halloween costume.

"Did anyone let you take things from the set?" Matsuura asked costars Michael James Shaw and Laila Robins during an interview with Insider.

Shaw said he tried.

"There's no way I would be casually just walking off set with a bow and arrow," Matsuura said of Yumiko's weapons. "I get asked that question a lot and I'm so intrigued to know what everyone else has stolen."

"I would've liked to have kept Big Bertha, which is what I called the double barrel," Collins said of Leah's shotgun.

Instead, Collins, who moved to Georgia to film the series, shared that she found other meaningful tchotchkes around the city of Senoia where they filmed.

"In Senoia, we paint rocks and we leave them out for children to find," Collins explained, adding that she found some "TWD"-themed ones she kept.

"I found one that was Daryl's wings, beautifully painted, and I found one where somebody had tried to paint Dog," Collins said of her canine bestie who's now with Daryl.

"I took home my coin, my flipping coin," Hamilton told Insider in September of the antagonist's lucky coin which he was using to make major decisions.

McAuliffe thought he was going to take home Alden's original weapon on the show one day, which he named Flamingo since it kind of resembled one.

Instead, he wound up with a feather after filming a beach scene on Jekyll Island in Georgia that never made it onto "TWD."

"It was never in the show. There's a scene where I throw a spear... It would go off camera and we wanted it to stick into the ground where they would then, I think, put a zombie digitally in there," McAuliffe said of what should have been a typical day on set.

McAuliffe continued: "We used the real metal spear so that it flew correctly through the air. It just so happened that there was a seagull during one of the takes that was struck by the spear and pinned to the ground by the wing. It dislodged a feather from the wing of the seagull and so I still have that feather. I accidentally pinned the bird in the ground."

McAuliffe said they noticed it wasn't flying after it was freed, so they took it nearby to be looked after.

"It was kind of like limping on its wing. We took it to the Jekyll Island conservation center. Apparently, it made a full recovery," he said.

Fleming's character, Judith, has been wearing Rick's sheriff hat since joining the series on season nine.

"I want the hat so bad. Me and my mom have been talking about that," Fleming told us in September 2021, at the start of the show's final season. "We've been talking to the costume team because there are a few hats."

"Just in case, we have a few back-ups," Fleming added, making the case for taking home one of the iconic hats. "I don't see why we couldn't take one... That would be such a cool souvenir."

"I'm hoping to keep my jacket, hopefully a couple of them, and my goggles and the canvas chair that says 'Walking Dead Princess,'" Lázaro said the last time we spoke in March. "I'm hoping to keep that too and anything else they want to give me. Maybe my gloves."