Profiles in History sale #14, lot #138

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Profiles in History sale #22, lot #445

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Profiles in History sale #23, lot #333

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Profiles in History sale #24, lot #263

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Profiles in History sale #24, lot #272

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Profiles in History sale #24, lot #274

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Profiles in History sale #24, lot #387

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Profiles in History sale #24, lot #388

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Profiles in History sale #24, lot #389

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Profiles in History sale #25, lot #582

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Profiles in History sale #25, lot #599

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Profiles in History sale #27, lot #605

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Profiles in History sale #32, lot #726

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Profiles in History sale #33, lot #419

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IAW #0115

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IAW #0190

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EBAY#: 140065395720	START: 2006-12-15 13:14:00 (week 1) END: 2006-12-22 13:14:00	BIDS: 14	PRICE: $610.00 (reserve not met)
RENE PICARDS'PADD FEATURING HIS REPORT ON STARSHIPS
Following Captain Jean-Luc Picard's (Patrick Stewart) capture and assimilation into the Borg Collective and his subsequent rescue and return to humanity he was given a little off time. This was featured in a beloved episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation called "Family" in which we see the captain's return to La Barre, France, his birthplace, and the family vineyard run by his brother, Robert. In the episode, Picard's nephew Rene explains to his uncle that he has written a report about starships and that it has a great deal to do with the famous captain. The item up for bid in this auction is the actual prop PADD (Personal Access Display Device) meant to serve as Rene's report should Captain Picard actually be seen reading it on screen. Unfortunately, that scene was never included in the episode and this heartwarming prop was not part of the show. It is however, built with great detail as the beige PADD features gold trim around a black 'screen' and 'button' housings. The 'screen' includes text that explains in the fashion of children what starships are and which one is the biggest. Furthermore it details who is in command of that ship as well as what it looks like and who wrote the report. Measures approx. 17 x 10 x 1/4 inches.
EBAY#: 140074182107	START: 2007-01-12 15:20:04 (week 5) END: 2007-01-19 15:20:04	BIDS: 22	PRICE: $470.99
RENE PICARDS' PADD FEATURING HIS REPORT ON STARSHIPS
Following Captain Jean-Luc Picard's (Patrick Stewart) capture and assimilation into the Borg Collective and his subsequent rescue and return to humanity he was given a little off time. This was featured in a beloved episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation called “Family” in which we see the captain’s return to La Barre, France, his birthplace, and the family vineyard run by his brother, Robert. In the episode, Picard’s nephew Rene explains to his uncle that he has written a report about starships and that it has a great deal to do with the famous captain. The item up for bid in this auction is the actual prop PADD (Personal Access Display Device) meant to serve as Rene’s report should Captain Picard actually be seen reading it on screen. Unfortunately, that scene was never included in the episode and this heartwarming prop was not part of the show. It is however, built with great detail as the beige PADD features gold trim around a black ‘screen’ and ‘button’ housings. The ‘screen’ includes text that explains in the fashion of children what starships are and which one is the biggest. Furthermore it details who is in command of that ship as well as what it looks like and who wrote the report. Measures approx. 17 x 10 x 1/4 inches.

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Canon::Seen in deleted scene | Contains::Interesting/Meaningful text | Contains::Schematic/diagram | Seen In/Used For::TNG | Type::Prop-PADD

IAW #1383

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EBAY#: 140165449509	START: 2007-10-05 16:58:00 (week 43) END: 2007-10-08 11:26:24	BIDS: 0	PRICE: $0.99 (ended early due to error in listing)
STAR TREK: “VULCAN ROCK”
The Vulcans are a humanoid race from the plant Vulcan who are known for their great sense of logic and stoic nature. They were one of the instrumental species responsible for establishing the United Federation of Planets. This Vulcan faux rock was made for use on Star Trek episodic television and/or feature films. It is made of resin painted gray and features the Vulcan IDIC symbol with Vulcan script. It measures approx. 4 ½ x 3 x 1 ½ inches.
EBAY#: 140166450249	START: 2007-10-08 12:59:59 (week 43) END: 2007-10-15 12:59:59	BIDS: 28	PRICE: $1136.11 item shipped promptly in advertised condition with good COA
STAR TREK: “THE STONE OF J'KAH”
The Stone of J'Kah was presented to Captain Jonathan Archer and his crew in honor of their visit to the monastery of P'Jem. The Stone of J'Kah represents the foundation of everything the Vulcans believe in: a life of order and logic. It is made of resin, painted gray and features the Vulcan IDIC symbol with Vulcan script. It measures approx. 4 ½ x 3 x 1 ½ inches.

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Canon::Seen on screen | Contains::Alien writing | Seen In/Used For::ENT | Species/Culture::Vulcan | Type::Prop

IAW #3247

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EBAY#: 140119635510	START: 2007-05-18 13:26:00 (week 23) END: 2007-05-25 13:26:00	BIDS: 12	PRICE: $168.50
STAR TREK: DS9 “XEPOLITE HITMAN – THE MAQUIS, PART II” JACKET
“Drofo Awa” (Michael Bell) was the hetman (captain) of a Xepolite freighter encountered by “Commander Sisko” (Avery Brooks) and the Cardassian “Gul Dukat” (Marc Alaimo) in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode “The Maquis. Part II”. He was discovered smuggling weapons for the Cardassians into the Demilitarized Zone. The jacket is camouflage gray with black patterned stripes and plastic dotted accents. Jacket comes complete with costume tag.

IAW #3428

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EBAY#: 140122327811	START: 2007-05-25 17:15:00 (week 24) END: 2007-06-01 17:15:00	BIDS: 16	PRICE: $152.50 Prompt delivery, exactly as described, Thanks again!!!!!!
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION “DEJA Q – BRE'EL IV ALIEN SCIENTIST”
A costume featured in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Deja Q” wherein “Q” (John De Lancie) returns while the “Enterprise-D” attempts to help Bre'el IV re-stabilize their moon’s orbit. The costume is a military green jacket with tan leather accents, pleated arms that gives a ribbed appearance, two functioning pockets, a zip up the front, and a similarly colored mesh head dress that tucks under the collar of the jacket. The costumer’s tag mistakenly names this as the costume for a “Calamarain Scientist” when the Calamarain are an extra-galactic race that is trying to kill “Q” and not one of the inhabitants of Bre’el IV. The tag reads ‘#161 Deja Q, Calamarain Scientist, Benny Gong’.

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Canon::Seen on screen | Seen In/Used For::TNG | Type::Wardrobe

IAW #3442

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EBAY#: 140122327797	START: 2007-05-25 17:11:00 (week 24) END: 2007-06-01 17:11:00	BIDS: 11	PRICE: $326.00 Excellent Ebayer Highly Recommend A+
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION “ALL GOOD THINGS… - TIRELLIAN ANDRONA COSTUME”
A costume featured in a scene cut from the final version of the finale episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, “All Good Things…”, wherein the “Enterprise-D” encounters five Tirellian transports in the Devron system which was to be played by Martha Hackett as the commander “Androna”. The costume is a jacket of various shades of striped and checkered purple, red stitched material along the shoulders, leather piping over that, a leather collar, zip and clasps down the back, corresponding stripes and checks on the trousers along with a textured diamond pattern down the middle, and stirrups for the feet. A sewn in tag reads ‘Star Trek: TNG, Martha Hackett' and the costumer’s tag reads ‘#747 All Good Things, Androna/Terellian (Present), Martha Hackett’. Hackett is perhaps best known for portraying recurring villain “Seska” on Star Trek: Voyager.

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Canon::Seen in deleted scene | Seen In/Used For::TNG | Type::Wardrobe | Weird/Special::jorg's favorites