| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) Silver and blue-painted molded resin made in the “Flash Gordon” style and seen in the fifth season episode “Bride of Chaotica” during the holodeck simulation scenes. This piece is the only one made in this configuration. Measures approx. 13 inches long. |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) Silver and red-painted molded resin made in the “Flash Gordon” style and seen in the fifth season episode “Bride of Chaotica” during the holodeck simulation scenes. This piece is the only one made in this configuration. Measures approx. 13 inches long. |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) Metallic green-painted molded resin with three working push-button triggers. One button operates a green light at the tip and the other two activate a view screen on top that shows a DNA graphic. Used by one of the inhabitants of the Fifth Dimension who beamed down to … |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) Highly detailed black-painted molded resin with additional coloring. Used throughout the series, the weapon measures approx. 10 inches long. Original acquired from the show’s propmaker. |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) Black and silver painted resin phaser with depressible trigger button on top, with evidence of heavy set use from stunt sequences. Used in the third season and on. Measures approx. 8 inches long. |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) Constructed of molded resin painted black and silver, with a metal rear, shoulder strap and rigger button on top that activates a scope light. Used throughout the fifth and sixth seasons. Measures approx. 33 inches long. |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) Black-painted molded resin with gold-colored machined metal barrel, this weapon is a variation of the Varon-T Disruptor. Used by multiple aliens. Measures approx. 9 inches long. |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) A well-made working weapon with a heavy plastic handle and machined metal barrel. A push button trigger activates a row of lights inside the barrel and another light at the acrylic tip. The weapon was used in the third season episode “The Swarm”. Measures approx. 15 inches … |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) Machined aluminum hexagonal shaft with three turned “cuts” at the tip of the barrel, made to resemble a flash suppressor, with a long aluminum handgrip. Made for use as an alien weapon on Voyager. Measures 16 in. long. |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) This bronze-painted molded resin, with a Velcro bottom and machine metal firing tip. Measures approx. 4 inches in length. |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) Black-painted molded resin, constructed in the Jem’Hadar style, this weapon is seen in the sixth season episode “Live Fast and Prosper”. Measures approx. 9 inches long. Originally acquired from the show’s propmaker. |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) This unique alien weapon is constructed of machined aluminum for the barrel tip and black-painted resin for the handle and part of the body. Used in the episode “Think Tank” by the Hazari bounty hunters, it measures approx. 7 ½ inches in length. Original acquired from the … |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) Silver-painted molded resin with blackacrylic barrel (a small piece of the tip is broken off), used in the third season episode “Future’s End,” parts I and II. A rubber stunt version also exists, but this is believed to be the only hard version in existence. Measures approx. … |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) This unique piece is constructed from parts of the Men in Black “noisy cricket” weapon, which was modified to include a metal sight, altered trigger and blue plexi-glass in the main body. Intended to be used as Capt. Janeway’s personal “purse” gun, it may or may not … |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) Silver and black-painted molded resin with green detailing. This weapon was not used onscreen. Measures approx. 4½ inches long. Originally acquired from the show’s propmaker. |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) Unique and extremely well constructed, this prop is made of aluminum, brass and resin. A switch on the handle illuminates the Lucite barrel and green lights on the side. Used as a background piece. Measures 5½ inches long (at the barrel) and 5 inches in height. |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) This highly detailed piece is constructed of a grey-painted molded grip and machined metal barrel. Used in the fifth season and measures approx. 5 inches in length (barrel) and 5 inches in height (from the grip to the top). |
| (Paramount TV, 1994-2001) This working prop is constructed of machined aluminum with a push-button trigger that illuminates a machine acrylic tip. Measures approx. 9½ inches. |
| (Paramount TV, 1995-2001) An extremely tight-fitting black and grey thin-gauge rubber leotard costume with medium-grey fabric shoulder, worn by Jennifer Lien as the wise Ocampan “Kes”. |
| (Paramount TV, 1995-2001) Small cylindrical medical scanner used during the seventh season, constructed of turned aluminum with a small microswitch on one side which illuminates the reciprocating orange and green lights on the side and tip. |
| (Paramount TV, 1995-2001) This impressive hero tri-corder is made of cast resin painted silver, and has several embedded LEDs that illuminate and variously oscillate when the hinged cover is opened. A “TR-590 Tricorder X”, this prop was used by Robert Picardo as “The Doctor” in many episodes of the series. … |
| (Paramount, 1986) Two-piece metal pin-back badge, with stylized United Federation of Planets logo on the upper portion, and galaxious lower hanging charm, as worn by “Sarek” in the film. |
| (Paramount, 1986) Two-piece metal pin-back badge, with stylized United Federation of Planets logo on the upper portion, and galaxious lower hanging charm, as worn by “Sarek” in the film. |
| (Paramount-TV, 1995-2001) Original black & gray shortsleeve Starfleet duty uniform under-jumpsuit worn by Kate Mulgrew as “Captain Kathryn Janeway”. Internal Voyager costume label handwritten “Kate Mulgrew”. |
| (Paramount-TV, 1995-2001) Futuristic Starfleet admiral’s uniform pants and tunic with comm badge, worn by Kate Mulgrew as the future Janeway goes back in time to the present to help bring Voyager back home from the Delta Quadrant. |