What was left of Whitney Houston’s 1999 World Tour hit the auction block on Tuesday. The R&B diva fell more than $175,000 behind in storage bills to the Irvington, New Jersey facility where the items were held for nearly eight years.

A court order gave the storage company permission to open an auction to the public and hock Whit’s “weapons of fierceness” in an effort to recoup the outstanding storage bill.

More than one hundred fifty folks showed up to weed through W.H’s yard sell. Which, in addition to white lace thongs, included eight year old odor control foot spray, Tums, Junior Mints, customized evening gowns, Manolo Blahniks, a “throne,” a razor, a spoon, a bottle of Gatorade, an adhesive body bra, and a box of Altoids.

Some of soon-to-be ex-hubby Bobby’s Music Awards made their way onto the auction block-Talk about putting “everything he owes in a box to the left.” One lucky pillager even walked away with a whip that Bobby and Whitney used in a on-stage routine.