Record summary
A lot of civilian wear featured in Star Trek IX: Insurrection for wear by Patrick Stewart in his portrayal of “Captain Picard”. The lot consists of a set of dark mauve trousers with a blank white label sewn into the inside rear seam, a trio of two tone tan and olive colored micro suede, short sleeved shirts with one ‘Bill Hargate Costumes’ original manufacturers tag sewn into each; two of the tags are inscribed, one is illegible, one reads ‘#1 Hero’, and a green leather jacket with an asymmetrical front, an inside pocket in its green lining, and a piece of two sided adhesive tape inside, and a black leather belt with a label inscribed ‘Picard’. The jacket features a degree of strategically placed distress to appear ‘scored’ by falling debris. The distress is evident in scratches along the back around the shoulders, along the hem of the back, a white swath on the right jacket front, and is generally dusty from production use, the shirts and the trousers are in fine condition. The costumer’s tag reads ‘Sc- 222-240, dirty / from cave / in, Picard’. An excellent piece, this represents the last of the available ‘Picard’ Insurrection-style civilian costumes in the collection.
Price history
| Vendor | Date | Price | With premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| IAW | Feb 09, 2008 | $1825.00 | N/A |
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