Record summary
An item featured in various earlier episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation for wear by Gates McFadden in the role of the Chief Medical Officer of the “USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D”, “Dr. Beverly Crusher”. This item is a long-sleeved, teal-colored, open jacket, functional pockets, gray-colored lining, and diagonal striped accents down the front. The costumer's tag reads ‘Star Trek – next gen, Dr. Crusher, Gates McFadden’.
Price history
| Vendor | Date | Price | With premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| IAW | Jun 29, 2007 | $771.00 | N/A |
Visual records 1
Similar archive items
REF // 3434
STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION “MENAGE A TROIS – REITTAN GRAX COSTUME”
A costume featured in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Menage a Troi” wherein a Ferengi DaiMon kidnaps “Deanna and Lwaxana Troi” (Marina …
REF // P021-0354
THEISS COSTUME DESIGN SKETCH OF THE STARFLEET DUTY UNIFORM FOR STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION
(Paramount TV, 1987-94) Male Starfleet duty uniform costume design sketch, executed by Star Trek costume designer William Ware Theiss on tracing paper. Also includes …
REF // P021-0355
ENGINEERING / SECURITY DUTY UNIFORM FROM STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION
(Paramount TV, 1987-94) First and second season Duty Uniform with small hip pocket for carrying a phaser on away missions. Interior of costume has …
REF // P021-0356
FIRST SEASON CRICKET PHASER FROM STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION
(Paramount TV, 1987-94) Small hand-held cricket phaser constructed of resin painted silver with pastel accents. Used in the first season of the series.
REF // P021-0358
MEDICAL SCANNER FROM THE FIRST SEASON OF STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION
(Paramount TV, 1987-94) Small handheld medical scanner painted silver, with internal red LED at one end. The scanner unscrews into two halves for access …
REF // P021-0359
PHASER AND HOLSTER FROM STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION
(Paramount TV, 1987-94) Cobra-head phaser constructed of silver and black painted resin, with accompanying black felt-wrapped leather holster with Velcro affixed to the side.