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A mid-sized container appearing as set dressing in the sickbay set on Star Trek: Enterprise. The item is a clear acrylic container with a domed lid that features several raised elements to suggest hardware and a side mounted Starfleet inventory application. The item measures approx. 13.5 X 15.25 inches diameter. |
| (Paramount, 1979) Complete grey-colored Starfleet duty uniform, including tunic and trousers with integral boots. Attached Starfleet insignia on the left breast of the tunic, along with “belly warmer”. Ranking chevrons have been removed. Interior Western Costume label on the trousers is typewritten “William Shatner”. |
| (Paramount-TV, 1995-2001) Short sleeve burgundy under-jumpsuit worn by Jennifer Lien as “Kes”. Internal Voyager costume label handwritten “Jennifer Lien”. |
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A set of four modern upholstered teardrop-form custom swivel chairs -- <I>33x16x18in.</I> -- used in the crew mess hall set of the <I> Starship Enterprise NX-01</I> in <I>Star Trek: Enterprise</I> (4) |
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Two colorful decorative banners, one orange and taupe canvas banner, mounted with gromets on a tube steel frame and one green, light blue, and yellow avian form banner with internal metal frame, both painted with alien graphics -- used on the Promenade set in <I>Star Trek: Deep Space Nine</I> (2) |
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A bodice of green and red brocade with lace-up fastening to the back, with a matching full skirt, and hooped underskirt, all with <I>Star Trek: The Next Generation</I> label inside inscribed <I>Brent Spiner</I>, with lace shawl, earrings, brooch, and silk flowers -- all worn by Brent Spiner as Data, playing … |
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A tan-colored short-sleeved reuben-style "Class B" uniform shirt, with bio-monitoring belt buckle, with <I>Western costume</I> label inside inscribed <I>George Takey</I> [sic] -- made for George Takei as Sulu in <I>Star Trek: The Motion Picture</I> |
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A long lived species that existed in a quiet corner of the galaxy the “Enterprise-E” crew found the “Ba'ku” to be in danger of forced evacuation by an offshoot race, the “Son’a” and sinister agents of the Federation. The Ba’ku are all civilians wearing basic, practical clothes for their moderate, … |
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A lot of costumes featured in episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation like “I, Borg” and “We’ll Always Have Paris”. The first costume is for wear by the stunt double of “Guinan” (Whoopi Goldberg) in the episode “I, Borg” when she is fencing with “Captain Picard” (Patrick Stewart) and … |
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A costume featured in various episodes of Star Trek: Voyager. This costume is a Voyager/earlier DS9-style Starfleet uniform consisting of a long-sleeved, full-length, black jumpsuit featuring Operations Gold division colors along the shoulders, sewn in ‘away team gear’ loops around the form-fitting waist, a Velcro patch for a commbadge (not … |
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A costume element similar to those featured in various Star Trek feature films. This item is a rust-colored, felt, hat in the Vulcan-style featuring metallic brown and gold-colored stripes around the lip of the hat forming a chinstrap and second strap that comes to a point on the chest; a … |
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In the Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, “Kirk’s” (William Shatner) son, “David Marcus” (Merritt Butrick) researches the “Genesis” planet which was created in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Incredibly unstable, any life forms in contact with the planet are subject to the effects of rapid aging … |
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This metallic silver chair made the rounds on Star Trek: Voyager. Making appearances in “Tom Paris” (Robert Duncan McNeill) and “B'Elanna Torres” (Roxann Dawson) quarters, and even in “Seven of Nine’s” (Jeri Ryan) quarters when she eventually moved out of the cargo bay. The chair is shaped wood on aluminum … |
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A holoprogram used by “Captain Janeway” (Kate Mulgrew) of the “U.S.S. Voyager”, ‘Da Vinci's workshop’ was a place of amazing constructs and even more impressive ideas. Portrayed by John Rhys-Davies, “Leonardi Da Vinci” worked alongside “Janeway” asking life’s questions and attempting to solve them. “Da Vinci” appeared in several episodes … |
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A presumably functional brass sextant with a corresponding wooden box with a hinged lid and latch. Sextants made appearances in various episodes of both Star Trek: The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine as one was known to have been kept on one of “Captain Picard's” (Patrick Stewart) desk in … |
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This great jumpsuit was worn by “Captain Picard” (Patrick Stewart) in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Suddenly Human” where he discovers a human boy being raised by aliens who murdered his parents. Picard's racquetball suit is gray fabric that has small patterned bumps in the front and puckered … |
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“Riann” (Diane DiLascio) was an “Akaali”; a pre-industrial people who lived on a Class M planet similar to Earth. The Akaali and Riann were encountered by “Captain Archer” (Scott Bakula) in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode “Civilization”. Riann was a trained apothecary involved in trying to identify the strange illness … |
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A costume featured in various Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episodes for wear by actors portraying Cardassian civilians and officials. Made up of grey trousers with a matching neoprene top, the costume comes with a costumer's tag reading ‘Mark Ricardi’. |
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A costume featured in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Who Watches the Watchers” for wear by actors portraying anthropological scientists watching the progress of Proto-Vulcans on Mintaka III. The costume is a distressed jumpsuit made from patterned and quilted gray fabric with a reflective white stripe around the … |
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A prop featured in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode “Demons” for wear on costumes as a ‘universal translator'. The item is molded plastic painted metallic silver with a pair of graphical applications adhered to two sides and corresponding faux rubber buttons with numeric values. The item also features a Velcro … |
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A dress featured in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Conundrum” in which the minds of the crew of the “Enterprise-D” are wiped and without having any previous knowledge of their relations to one another end up acting out on their most basic interests. The costume is that of … |