STAR TREK: TNG “TNG ALIEN COSTUME LOT W/PROP KNIFE” FROM “ATTACHED”, “DARMOK” AND “TRANSFIGURATIONS”

A lot of costumes featured in these Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes; “Attached”, “Darmok”, and “Transfigurations”. The first costume is a Prytt guard from “Attached”, consisting of a blue jumpsuit with dark brown trim down the sleeves, legs, and forming an ‘X’ across the chest. The second costume is a Zalconian from “Transfigurations”; the long-sleeved, full-length, gray jumpsuit has long woven gray sleeves, stirrups for the feet, very minor staining around the waist, a zip up the back, and silver-painted leather boots. A “breastplate” top, to which the sleeves from the jumpsuit slip through, consists partially of that same gray material and black vinyl with a silver-colored, embossed pattern of hieroglyphs, Both items include sewn in tags that denote use by “John Milke” but the “breastplate” has a tag over the “Milke” one that reads “Enterprise, Dan Walters’ and a costumer’s tag that reads ‘173 TNG Transfigurations, Zalconian’. This last costume is believed to be the stunt version of the “Captain Dathon” costume complete with the prop knife that is also believed to be the one “Captain Picard” (Patrick Stewart) stabbed into the “El-Adrel IV life form” that he and “Dathon” were supposed to slay in order to establish communication betwixt the two races; it is a long-sleeved, jacket in a gray-green faux reptile skin design featuring green vinyl accents on the sleeves, and down the sides, loops for the fingers on the underside of the cuff and matching, overall-style trousers, with stirrups for the feet. A vest consisting of half gray vinyl with multi-colored grommets and half a peach-colored fabric featuring gold-stitched accents and multi-colored stripes that wraps around the vinyl side to attach via Velcro on the right side. A dark-gray belt and harness featuring a matching sheath for the dagger, brass-colored details and coiled, copper-colored accents that sit on the shoulder and on the waist; the dagger is resin cast in green featuring further copper-colored accent on the underside of the handle and a painted blue blade because when it was stabbed into “the beast” it had to match the color of the “blue screen”. The gray and peach-colored vest is labeled as actually belonging to veteran Star Trek actor Paul Winfield, who played “Dathon” in the episode; the jacket and trousers have a TNG sewn in tag that is covered up by a Voyager tag that reads “Scott Sozier” and the costumer’s tag reads ‘202 TNG Darmok, Tamarian’.