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An detail for a sleeve accent on a Starfleet engineer’s white radiological suit like those appearing variously in Star Trek feature films from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan through Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. A perfect example of found props in that it is a fashioned white … |
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A molded resin rank accent for costumes appearing in various Star Trek feature films. The item is a small circle painted metallic silver with a similarly painted flair protruding from the top and a gold painted diamond center piece. The item features metal wire glued to the reverse for attachment … |
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A set of five prop asteroids believed to have appeared in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Pegasus”. The items are believed to be volcanic rocks and are mounted on motion control rods each wrapped in fluorescent orange paper, some of the rocks have a degree of the same … |
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A stunt costume created for the character of “Worf” in Star Trek VII: Generations. The costume is a set of white pantaloons, a white long sleeved button front shirt, and a cream colored button front vest, and a giant black felt hat with a fabric outer lining that is adorned … |
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A lot of video tapes with images featured in the opening scenes of the seventh Star Trek feature film “Generations”. This lot consists of 16 video tapes that contain the images and animations seen on the computer monitors of the Enterprise-B while in “Red Alert” mode; all tapes are 24 … |
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A piece of set dressing and piece of a larger component featured in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode “Dead Stop”; wherein the “Enterprise NX-01” is led to an automated repair station but ends up with more than they bargained for. This item is part of the diagnosis hologram in the … |
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A prop item featured in the Star Trek: Voyager episode “Shattered”; wherein a temporal distortion shatters “Voyager” into numerous other timeframes where only “Commander Chakotay” (Robert Beltran) can move between. This item is one of the custom made bandoliers that held the chroniton-infused serum, a black vinyl belt/bandolier with slots … |
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A prop or set dressing coffee percolator like those appearing variously in episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise on the set of the “Enterprise NX-01” captain’s ready room and situation room. The item is a Carlo Giannini name brand stainless steel percolator with a polished exterior. The item features a removable … |
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A costume like those featured in the first Star Trek feature film. This costume consists of a brown, Class-B Starfleet uniform shirt and trousers and the following unattached accoutrements; medical green shoulder divisions strips with petty officer rank, large green caduceus patch, and unfilled, male bio-monitor. The trousers have three … |
| (Paramount TV, 1993-2001) Grey Romulan tunic with cross-body belt and holster. Two inside labels read “Deep Space Nine, James Pearson” and “Voyager, Judson Scott”. Worn in DS9, most likely by an unaccredited stuntman, and in Voyager by frequent Trek actor Judson Scott, who played Romulan Cmdr. Rekar in the fourth … |
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(Paramount, 1977) This meticulously assembled aluminum production model was made for <em>Star Trek: Phase II</em>, the ill-fated follow-up to the classic <em>Star Trek</em> series. Constructed in three pieces: the main body, the Phaser 1 hand-held unit, and the handle/energy-pack mostly in aluminum, with machined acrylic tip and various gauges and … |
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Six plasma injector props made from lathed aluminum and brass with clear acrylic parts and interior lights, five include plastic carrying cases with foam fitted interiors, all -- <I>18x5in.</I> -- used in the engine room of <I>Star Trek: Enterprise</I> (6) |
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Four costumes, comprising: a green and black Starfleet dress uniform jacket; a blue and black future Starfleet uniform jumpsuit with future Starfleet insignia from "The Visitor", (label indicates subsequent use by another performer on <I>Star Trek: Voyager</I>); a maroon stretch nylon full-length tunic and matching pants from "Equilibrium"; and a … |
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A visual effects model of cast resin and acrylic plastic, with fixed bottom-mounted rod used to attach model to motion-control equipment for visual effects filming, removable panel to midsection used to conceal access to electrical connections -- <I>36x25x10in.</I> -- used in several episodes <I>Star Trek: The Next Generation</I> and <I>Star … |
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A velour <I>Star Trek: Original Series</I> pilot-style Starfleet uniform top, formerly sciences blue, now faded to mauve, with black series-style collar, zipper in back, and slits on cuffs -- believed to have been made for the <I>Star Trek: The Original Series</I> pilot episodes and subsequently modified for use in the … |
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A lot of glassware set dressings featured in various episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise. These items were used to hold sundry liquids and include two glass top-shaped receptacles, a spherical receptacle with a stopper and Starfleet inventory sticker, and four teardrop-shaped, frosted glass bottles with silver-colored lids; one such bottle … |
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A costume featured in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode “Chimera”; wherein another of the “hundred” Changelings sent out finds its way to Deep Space Nine. This costume is for wear by Star Trek veteran J.G. Hertzler in the role of the Changeling “Laas”, it consists of a long-sleeved, … |
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A prop item featured in various episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise. ‘Data modules' like these appeared in virtually every set of the show as set dressing and hand props. The item is a rectangular piece of plastic with a graphical application adhered to it identifying the device as ‘LOGIC MODULE’ … |
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A black Starfleet jumpsuit with the characteristic gray quilted shoulders. This style of uniform was designed for Star Trek VIII: First Contact and continued use in Star Trek IX: Insurrection and Star Trek X: Nemesis. This style was again used in episodes of “Deep Space Nine” from the middle of … |
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Let's face it, space it dangerous even when you’re on a ship as advanced as the “Enterprise NX-01”, or maybe because of it. No one goes to bat for his ship and crew more than “Captain Archer” (Scott Bakula), which is indicative of this uniform. This costume features significant amounts … |