IAW #9071

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EBAY#: 370090554835	START: 2008-09-26 18:22:00 (week 94) END: 2008-10-03 18:22:00	BIDS: 11	PRICE: $470.00
STAR TREK: VOYAGER “USS VOYAGER GALLEY MUG” FROM “NIGHT”
A polished silver colored metal drinking mug like the one appearing in the Star Trek: Voyager episode “Night” during a scene where “Tom Paris” (Robert Duncan McNeil) drinks from one. The item features a solid black plastic handle and no identifying marks. A minimal amount of scuffing is visible through a degree of dings are present on the base adding to its character. The item measures approx. 3 X 3 inches diameter with a 1.5 inch handle profile.

IAW #9076

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EBAY#: 370090554860	START: 2008-09-26 18:32:00 (week 94) END: 2008-09-28 08:40:52	BIDS: 0	PRICE: $0.99 (ended early due to error in listing)
STAR TREK VI: "KLINGON FULL HEAD MASK"
This incredible full head Klingon mask was used in Star Trek VI: Undiscovered Country, during a courtroom scene that involved around 200 Klingons. In order to dress that many actors in Klingon makeup, the background actors in the upper balconies wore these full faced masks to make the process quicker than actually attaching individual prosthetics to their faces. This latex head has been completely painted and airbrushed with hair attached behind the forehead ridges. Facial hair has been added for eyebrows and a two part beard. Under the hair at the back of the head is a concealed Velcro strip to allow the wearer to take the mask on and off more easily.
EBAY#: 370091070997	START: 2008-09-28 17:00:00 (week 94) END: 2008-10-03 17:00:00	BIDS: 7	PRICE: $898.88 Great !!!!!
STAR TREK VI: "KLINGON FULL HEAD MASK"
This incredible full head Klingon mask was used in Star Trek VI: Undiscovered Country, during a courtroom scene that involved around 200 Klingons. In order to dress that many actors in Klingon makeup, the background actors in the upper balconies wore these full faced masks to make the process quicker than actually attaching individual prosthetics to their faces. This latex head has been completely painted and airbrushed with hair attached behind the forehead ridges. Facial hair has been added for eyebrows and a two part beard. Under the hair at the back of the head is a concealed Velcro strip to allow the wearer to take the mask on and off more easily.