REF // 6747
STAR TREK: ENT “ENTERPRISE NX-01 BALL CAP-STYLE HAT”
A costume item featured in episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise like “Broken Bow” and “The Forge”. The item is a black ball cap style …
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REF // 6747
A costume item featured in episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise like “Broken Bow” and “The Forge”. The item is a black ball cap style …
REF // 6748
A collection of division strips like this appearing variously in Star Trek feature films and episodic television. The items are shoulder mounted division strips …
REF // 6750
A prop Borg body featured in Star Trek VII: First Contact during scenes following the release of drive plasma coolant in the “U.S.S. Enterprise-E” …
REF // 6755
A lot of five prop medical supply packages, each with its own Starfleet themed graphic label applied to the top. The items are containers …
REF // 6751
A Klingon themed computer interface display featured in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode “Blood Oath” upon which the Dahar Masters “Kang” (Michael …
REF // 6752
A freestanding console featured in the Star Trek: Voyager episode “Flesh and Blood, Part I” as part of the captured Hirogen ship set. The …
REF // 6756
A piece of set dressing similar to those featured in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode “Cold Station 12”. This lot consists of two smoked …
REF // 6760
A prop item featured in multiple Star Trek episodes like Star Trek: Deep Space Nine “Who Mourns for Morn?” where it appeared as the …
REF // 6761
A Klingon baldric sash appearing variously in Star Trek feature films and episodic television. The item is believed to be neoprene covered in fabric …
REF // 6772
A piece of set dressing similar to those featured in various episodes of Star Trek episodic television and the feature films. This item is …
REF // 6780
A prop item featured in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode “The Council” appearing as the dock for a Sphere Builder memory node. The item …
REF // 6784
A Cardassian shatter-style panel created for use in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The item is a black acrylic panel with beveled edges and …
REF // 6787
A rather war torn Klingon bat’leth appearing variously in Star Trek episodic television. The item is made from three layers of foam rubber on …
REF // 6762
A lot of two costumes featured in the tenth Star Trek feature film “Nemesis” and the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Unification: Part …
REF // 6778
A costume featured in the last TNG era feature film, Star Trek: Nemesis by a species called the Kolarans and reused in the Enterprise …
REF // 6804
A costume featured partially in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode “Terra Prime” and “Shadows of P’jem”. This lot consists of a long-sleeved, full-length, olive-colored …
REF // 6806
A costume featured in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episodes “In Purgatory’s Shadow” and “For The Cause” respectively. This costume consists of a …
REF // 6812
A costume featured in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode "Horizon", wherein "Ensign Mayweather" (Anthony Montgomery) takes a leave to visit his family on the …
REF // 6813
A costume featured in various episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise. This costume consists of a long-sleeved jacket featuring various materials, leathers, and types of …
REF // 6814
A costume featured in various episodes of Star Trek: Voyager. This lot consists of a long-sleeved, black, Starfleet uniform jacket featuring Command Red division …
REF // 6811
A costume featured in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode “The Communicator”, wherein “Malcolm Reed” (Dominic Keating) accidentally leaves his communicator behind on a planet …
REF // 6815
A costume featured in starbase sequences of the first Star Trek feature film. This costume consists of a brown, long-sleeved, full-length, Class-D, uniform jumpsuit …
REF // 6817
A costume featured in various episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. This costume consists of a neoprene gray sleeveless jumpsuit with geometric patterning …
REF // 4489
A costume featured in several episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise for wear by the MACO, Military Assault Command Operations, essentially the 22nd century equivalent …