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| EBAY#: 140207890506 | START: 2008-02-17 23:44:00 (week 62) END: 2008-02-18 10:40:10 |
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| STAR TREK: ENT “COMMANDER TUCKER'S QUARTERS BULLETIN BOARD” | |||
| A set dressing item appearing in various episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise in the crew quarters set of “Commander ‘Trip’ Tucker” (Connor Trinneer). The lot is a pair of polished silver colored metal covered bulletin boards with the ‘paperwork’ that was pinned on them. The paperwork is comprised of items that were located with the bulletin boards and verified in set continuity guides. One board is adorned with a translucent sheet that features a schematic of circuitry in black and hand written marker strokes in red and white, an ‘ENGIN/MAINT’ schematic on photo quality paper and a ‘DEPT STATUS’ log report indicating the title of various departments on the ship. The second set of ‘printouts’ are comprised of an ‘OPS DUTY ASSGN’ sheet and an ‘ACTIVITY REPORT’, a printout reading ‘INPUT MODE’ that features a schematic, a ‘HULL INTEGRITY REPORT’ that features a dorsal schematic of the “Enterprise NX-01”, a circuit design schematic, and a printout of the ‘Battle of New Orleans’ on paper taken from an etching with a lively depiction of American troops battling the British from a set of earthworks. Another set of 8.5 X 11 inch items are present which were not depicted in the continuity guides comprised of a printout of a star chart in black with radiating positions showing the location of stars in the galaxy and of some well known locations including ‘Wolf-359’, ‘P’Jem’, ‘Terra Nova’, ‘Andoria’ and ‘Vulcan’; a translucent rendering of what may be a nacelle housing, an ‘ENGIN/ MAINT’ report deck by deck, and an engineering schematic of the “Enterprise NX-01” complete with a graphic of the assignment logo for the ship, and capabilities of the ship itself under normal operating parameters. The paperwork features pin holes and a degree of warping and bends due to set use, they were located in a folder reading ‘Trips Quarters’. The bulletin boards measure approx. 15 X 21 X 0.75 inches with screw holes for wall mounting. | |||
| EBAY#: 140208649819 | START: 2008-02-18 18:44:00 (week 62) END: 2008-02-25 18:44:00 |
BIDS: 18 | PRICE: $999.00  very quick delivery and love the items, thanks |
| STAR TREK: ENT “COMMANDER TUCKER'S QUARTERS BULLETIN BOARD” | |||
| A set dressing item appearing in various episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise in the crew quarters set of “Commander ‘Trip’ Tucker” (Connor Trinneer). The lot is a pair of polished silver colored metal covered bulletin boards with the ‘paperwork’ that was pinned on them. The paperwork is comprised of items that were located with the bulletin boards and verified in set continuity guides. One board is adorned with a translucent sheet that features a schematic of circuitry in black and hand written marker strokes in red and white, an ‘ENGIN/MAINT’ schematic on photo quality paper and a ‘DEPT STATUS’ log report indicating the title of various departments on the ship. The second set of ‘printouts’ are comprised of an ‘OPS DUTY ASSGN’ sheet and an ‘ACTIVITY REPORT’, a printout reading ‘INPUT MODE’ that features a schematic, a ‘HULL INTEGRITY REPORT’ that features a dorsal schematic of the “Enterprise NX-01”, a circuit design schematic, and a printout of the ‘Battle of New Orleans’ on paper taken from an etching with a lively depiction of American troops battling the British from a set of earthworks. Another set of 8.5 X 11 inch items are present which were not depicted in the continuity guides comprised of a printout of a star chart in black with radiating positions showing the location of stars in the galaxy and of some well known locations including ‘Wolf-359’, ‘P’Jem’, ‘Terra Nova’, ‘Andoria’ and ‘Vulcan’; a translucent rendering of what may be a nacelle housing, an ‘ENGIN/ MAINT’ report deck by deck, and an engineering schematic of the “Enterprise NX-01” complete with a graphic of the assignment logo for the ship, and capabilities of the ship itself under normal operating parameters. The paperwork features pin holes and a degree of warping and bends due to set use, they were located in a folder reading ‘Trips Quarters’. The bulletin boards measure approx. 15 X 21 X 0.75 inches with screw holes for wall mounting. | |||