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Object record // 2051

STAR TREK: “TRAVEL ISOLINEAR STORAGE ASSEMBLY”

Record summary

A prop travel case made for Star Trek episodic television, almost certainly for the episode “Unity” of Star Trek: Voyager. Its 24th century styling includes the familiar metallic silver paint with gunmetal gray details, a set of four buttons that activate a series of variously placed lights when powered by three 9volt batteries kept internally. There are two housings on the top for shoulder strap attachments making the item untimately travelling. The most impressive feature of the device is the clear plastic covered inset with mounted irremovable faux ‘isolinear chips', a series of translucent green and blue intermittently placed plastic dressings. When the bay for these ‘chips’ is pulled free of its housing, the internal workings are revealed allowing for the batteries to be changed. The item has also at some point had Enterprise era applications adhered to its front and reverse, three different inventory style applications. The item measures approx. 13 X 14 X 3.5 inches.

Price history

Price history for STAR TREK: “TRAVEL ISOLINEAR STORAGE ASSEMBLY” A line chart of 1 recorded sale prices. Exact values follow in the table. Mar 2007: $1825.00
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Recorded public sales for STAR TREK: “TRAVEL ISOLINEAR STORAGE ASSEMBLY”
VendorDatePriceWith premium
IAW Mar 09, 2007 $1825.00 N/A

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