| Here's my Star Trek merchandise for sale; action figures, 9" figures/dolls, toys, comics, magazines, plates, posters,
1 statue, a few signed items, and other collectibles (or collectables) for sale. Items are in as new, unused condition unless noted. (I've read the comics tho,
egad!) Your ongoing mission: To explore strange new additions. To seek out new items for your collection. To boldly buy something that no one has bought before! "Make it SOLD" ok? Make ME prosper so I can live long. Mr. Spock and Data also
want to tell some of you web searchers it's not "Startrek," it's two words--Star Trek. Logic dictates that if you spell it wrong, you won't find what you're looking for in the database.
Note: The "big" Star Trek art stuff -- original paintings by Sonia Hillios -- is on it's own page. Most offered at well under appraised value too. My other Trek art is still listed here and on the Comic Art page, but the paintings deserved a page of their
own. So if you have the money, and want to own a one-of-a-kind Trek collectible, click on Original Star Trek paintings for that page.
See my What's New page for recent site additions and price reductions.
PLEASE read the main points on the "How to Order" page if interested in buying anything, before you e-mail or call me, thanks. I'm NOT buying, thanks. Site navigation links are at the bottom of all main pages.
Toys are first. Click links to jump to Comics - Magazines - Misc - Plates - Posters
Action figures, Toys, Vehicles:
Mint on nice cards/in boxes unless noted. Jump to 9" figs - Ships
Prices reduced on small action figs so hopefully they'll move! And remember, my shipping is cheaper than most too.
Galoob Data action figure, 1988/89 with darker skin and "freckles." Here's the scoop: 1st version Datas had blue skin,
and not many got out before they tried to fix that, hence that's the rarest and most pricey. Then came this version, with dark brown skin and speckled spots on face and hands.
Next version had light skin and speckles/freckles again, and then last version they got it right and skin was clear and correct color, more or less. Right after that Galoob lost the
license and stopped production, so in my experience, the clear skin version is rarer than the speckled ones, although they seemed to produce a good batch of them. But the
completists want them all, others like the "mistake" version toys, and the 1st dark skin freckled/speckled version (mine) is the next least common of the major releases.
Card has tear-through at hanger hole, & one small 2mm peel dot, o/w NM, no wrinkles, straight bubble. Pics are of mine Was $15, now $10. (View actual fig) (View close-up of head)
Playmates Action Figures:
(View all my 5" Playmates figs)
Or click "View" next to each to see a larger pic of that one.
5" Star Trek Next Generation, 1992-up:
1st Borg, 2 left, one with black skull cap, other with gray skull cap. Both cards have some wrinkles on left side. Gray cap Borg has a 3/4" width area with horizontal wrinkles next to the bubble...$5
Black cap one is worse, with about 4" long vertical wrinkles next to the bubble...$4 (View one)
Dr. Crusher - 3rd version, w/space cap pog...$5 (View)
1st Data - Has price sticker remnant...$5 (View)
Esoqq - VF/NM card, w/space cap pog...$10 (View)
1st Ferengi - Regular version...$5 (View)
1st Gowron -Klingon leader, "no gold trim" common version...$5 (View)
1st Romulan - Has price sticker...$5 (View)
1st Deanna Troi/Counselor Troi, light purple/lavendar uniform. Have 2, one has a choking hazard warning printed on front of card, upper right corner. None of my other Trek figs have this...$5 ea.
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Jean-Luc Picard in space suit, from First Contact movie toys...$5 (View)
Tapestry 2 Picard, with phaser, M.I.B. (4). Toyfare exclusive mail-in...$5 ea. (View)
From "Star Trek: Generations" movie (Playmates 5" figs):
Captain (Admiral) Kirk in space suit...$6 (View)
Dr. Beverly Crusher (not the rare version)...$5 (View)
Guinan...$5. (View)
Montgomery Scott/Scotty (scarcer)...$10 (View)
Star Trek Playmates 9" (9 inch) Figures/Dolls:
All unopened, mint in very nice boxes, with clear windows, never displayed, stored out of
light. Most boxes are "standard" store near mint overall, but most will have some little kinks in the side window panels, and the normal light
window scratches/scuffs, but nothing unusual, unless noted. I can e-mail larger pics if you want check condition better. All come with appropriate accessories and bases. Nicely done cloth uniforms/outfits too. Prices are all over the
place on the net, with some sellers asking way high prices for some, that make no sense in today's market. ($60-$150 for Spock, Borg, Troi,
Crusher etc.? Even Quark knows better!) While some will say my and others lower prices are also out of whack with some markets, I'm going to try not to give
these away at a loss, ok? Most were $14.99-$19.99 new. And remember, I charge exact shipping, and no handling charges! It's $7.50 max for 1 figure,
First Class, in a box, across country. Discounts for multiple figure purchases can be had too, so buy a few and save some money!
View all my Star Trek 9" figures
Or click "View" next to each to see a larger pic of that one.
The Original TV Series 9" figures:
Captain James T. Kirk in Dress Uniform, Starfleet Edition, 1995, Asst. #6280, with Space Cap/pog. Have 2. Collector #003276 & 003398. Nice outfit, with gold
braiding on shirt. Was $25 ea., now...$20 ea. (View)
Target stores exclusive Star Trek 30th Anniversary "Where No Man Has Gone Before" figures. Not
numbered. They were $19.99 each new in 1996, but bought mine on clearance. Kirk & Spock are more popular, and generally sell for a little more than Scotty & Sulu, but none are scarce (View set of 4):
Capt. James T. Kirk. Box has a bit of a horizontal bow bend across the top front, through "Star Trek", with 2 thin vein/wrinkle lines coming off it vertically, that continue a little on the top. Not pooched out much, but noticeable...$16 (View)
Mr. Spock...$18 (View)
Lt. Commander Montgomery Scott/Scotty (extra Sulu is sold, so he's only available with set)...$15 (View)
Complete set of four (these will be the lesser condition boxes): Kirk (3" vein line in bottom left front paper, little edge scrape left edge there too), Spock, Scotty & Sulu. Includes original Target ad. Save 25% off my individual prices...$50 (View set)
Next Generation & Deep Space Nine/DS9 9 inch figures:
Borg drone, Alien Edition, 1995, Asst. #6280, with Space Cap/pog. Low Collector #000288! Very cool, one of
the best and most popular of the 9" figs. Box isn't NM tho--just below the middle, on the sides/back, it got bent/crunched just a little, so has some creases/wrinkles on back and on side panels,
with one side having some white flaking in the wrinkles. Not bad by any means, but there, and you don't see them from the front, but makes it a VF+ (Very Fine plus) or so box. Was $30, now...$20
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Guinan, Alien Edition, 1995, Asst. #6280, with Space Cap/pog. Collector #015177. Nicely done likeness of Enterprise 1701-D's favorite bartender, A.K.A. Whoopi Goldberg, in blue dress outfit. Slight sticker residue on top front. Was $20, now $16
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Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Command Edition, 1994, Asst. #6065. First 9" Picard figure, have 2. Collector #058575 & 058576. With exclusive trading card...$18 ea.
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Capt. Picard in 21st Century Civilian outfit, from First Contact movie. 1996, Asst. #16130. Collector #009242. Nice threads! Lower right front corner has little nothing ding...$12
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Romulan Commander, Alien Edition, 1995, Asst. #6280. Collector #007532. Nicely done uniform! Doesn't seem to be real popular for some reason though, but a nice looking piece...$15
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Commander Benjamin Sisko, of Deep Space Nine, Command Edition, 1994, Asst. #6065. First 9" Sisko figure. Collector #026730. With exclusive trading card...$15
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Commander Deanna Troi, Starfleet Edition, 1995, Asst. #6280, with Space Cap/pog. First 9" Troi fig. Collector #002855. The prettiest of the female figures/dolls, used to be in high demand, and get good prices. Was $25, now...$20
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Comics - Magazines - Misc - Plates - Posters
Ships:
Star Trek V (The Final Frontier movie) Enterprise 1701-A diecast/die-cast ship, Smithsonian version. By ERTL,
1989, m.o.c., about 4.25" long, this was only sold at the Smithsonian Museum and through Diamond Comics Dist. to comic shops. Die-cast metal and plastic (nacells are
plastic). Comes with little display stand too. Hanger hole punched. The Smithsonian Museum Shops version is the same ship as the regular one (which I'm out of now), only the cards
are different. Has one fairly minor corner bend, lower left. Scan is of mine. Was $15, now...$12 (View)
Star Trek Next Generation mini ships set of 4. These were cereal premiums back in 1992, from
Shreddies cereal, 1 per box, only distributed in Canada. Later someone sold batches to U.S. comics distributors and other dealers, so they showed up here. Very small solid gray
plastic ships, about 2-2.5" long, they come with color decals, and are unused/mint in sealed packages. You get Enterprise 1701-D, Ferengi Fighter, Klingon Bird of Prey, and
Romulan Warbird. Only found a handful on the net after multiple searches, and prices are wide ranging, and as high as $50 for the set! They're not that rare, and more normal price seems to be around
$25-30. But you can have my set for a mere...$15 (View)
Comic Books:
1967 Gold Key series:
Star Trek #5 - Kirk and Spock photo cover, ad on back. Nice VF overall, nice color and gloss, off-white to white pages. Thin stresses at staples, minor kink at top staple, one 1/8" spine stress
mark, 4-5 others only 1-2mm; half dozen very light reading kinks; back cover shows a couple V-shaped kinks/valley bends, with light corner bump
at bottom spine. Guides at about $112 in VF, yours for 20% below that...$90 (View)
Star Trek #7 - Kirk, Spock, McCoy cover, ad on back cover. VF-, white pages. About 16 little spine stress marks, one slightly kinked in Gold Key box, most are
about 2mm, some only 1mm; couple light reading kinks, but clean and bright cover; back cover lower left corner shows a 1.5" light diagonal crease/bend line, and upper left corner shows 1/2" light
indent/bend line. About $75 guide for VF-, yours for 20% less...$60 (View)
1980s/'90s DC comics, NM unless noted:
Star Trek Next Generation run on sale! Clearing out my run, so here's the deal for this lot: 1988 DC comics Star
Trek Next Generation mini-series #1, 3-6 (missing #2), 1989 STNG regular series #1-80 (missing #24), Annual #1 (1990 DC), Special #1 (1993 DC), Special #2 (1994 DC), and
Marvel's STNG Special #1. And these mini-series: Shadowheart #1-4, ILL Wind #2-4 (missing #1), DS9/STNG #1-4, STNG Modala Imperative #1-4. 103 comics total, only 2-3 aren't NM. About $300 guide price. Reduced further, now 66% off guide @...$100
Star Trek Next Generation mini-series Vol. 1 #5, 6 (1988)...$3 ea.
Star Trek Next Generation #1 (1989 DC regular series)...$3
Star Trek: Debt of Honor hardcover graphic novel. 1992 DC comics, by Chris Claremont and Adam Hughes, painted cover by Dave Dorman. 96 pgs, excellent story and art, with original crew. 1st print, NM, not shrinkwrapped anymore, but bagged. $24.95 cover price, but for you...$20 (View)
Comics signed by cover artist Sonia Hillios: (View all)
STNG #75 (2)...$8.50 ea.
STNG Shadowheart #1 (2 copies), or STNG/Deep Space 9 #1 of 4 (2 copies)...$7 ea.
Toys - Misc - Plates - Posters
Books & Magazines:
Books:
"These Are The Voyages" 30th anniversary Pop-up book, signed & numbered by William Shatner,
#199/500. 1996 Pocket Books, by Charles Kurts and various artists, including Sonia Hillios. NM/M, extremely limited edition, has red cloth cover, and black cloth
slipcase with gold stamped lettering, unlike regular edition. Authentically hand signed for the publisher by Captain Kirk himself, William Shatner, on inside front cover. ISBN
#0-671-55139-6. Awesome pop-up book, with 4 large displays, and a bunch of smaller ones, plus other neat features. Covers original Star Trek, Next Generation, Deep Space Nine and
Voyager. Great full-color multi-channel hologram on cover, with Enterprise 1701 flying towards you. 11.25" x 11.25". With only 500 made, 11 years ago, you'll rarely
find one of these for sale, so if you're a rabid Trek, Shatner, celebrity autographed or variant book collector, this is a must have. I saved the Diamond Dist. catalog blurb,
which notes the retail price of $125. Yes, that's high for a 4 page fancy popup book, but you're paying for the rarity, extra quality, and the approximate $75
retail value they assign for Shatner's autograph. I know, it's still a lot, given what the regular editions and even authenticated signed Shatner pics go for on the secondary
market. But given that I saw someone on "that" auction site pay $800 for a very limited signed Shatner trading card (even if it was only a one-of
insert/mail-in, which I don't think it was, come ON, it's a 2"x3" trading card!), and that people are paying $200-$300 for the signed Capt. Kirk incentive card from the recent The Complete Star
Trek Movies trading cards series that there's a constant parade of on auctions (and some have the gall to charge for shipping on top of that!), this COOL FUN BOOK should be worth several hundred
dollars! But I know better. But how can people pay that much for a little signed trading card, but not buy this, of which there's almost none for sale at any time? I want over retail for mine of
course, but I'll even throw in my display copy of the regular edition too (very nice shape), so you have a reader version to play with, and keep this edition in top collectible condition. This would be a great gift too!...$150 (View)
"These Are The Voyages" 30th anniversary Pop-up book ("A Three-Dimensional Star Trek
Album," 1996 Pocket Books), regular/unsigned editions. 1st prints, very fine to near mint, still shrinkwrapped. Same insides as above signed edition, but with slick finish paperboard
cover, and same hologram on cover. These were $35 new! I bought some on clearance, and passing some of the savings on to you! (More than Quark would, but less than Spock would. Gotta eat.) Great gift for the Trek fan!
Only 2 left! Sale!...$12 ea., 2 for $20 (View)
Magazines:
Fan Club mags/club kits listed first. Jump to Other Star Trek magazines
Star Trek Official Fan Club/Communicator magazine:
Nice glossy magazine with many exclusive interviews, photos, news, and all kinds of Trek related stuff. My issues go from #97-133,
from the years 1994-2001. I just listed the highlights of each issue, but most have monthly columns on Trek technology, collectibles, show production, fan Q&A, etc., and
many have production update interviews with Rick Berman for movies and the shows. All have large section of Star Trek Collectibles sold through the club and elsewhere. (Good
reference material to see what's been made, and what you missed.) All magazines are complete, but mine are mail subscription copies, so most will have some wear and tear,
which I didn't go into detail about, as these aren't really collectible condition for the most part. Ask if you want to know more about condition or content. Cover price is in
parentheses. Great cheap reading for Trekkers or people getting into Trek.
View all my Star Trek magazines, or click "View" next to each for that one.
Pics are generic, so not of my copies, but can get you scans of mine if need be. Pics will open in new window.
#97 June/July 1994. Next Generation cast cover painting by Sonia Hillios. Covers end of STNG series, upcoming Generations movie;
interviews with Nana Visitor (Kira Nerys of DS9), and William Campbell (Captain Koloth); Bjo Trimble tribute column to Gene Roddenberry; promo card insert/ad for Skybox "The
Episode Collection" trading cards, with 3 card sheet; article on the DC comics series. VF+ overall, has some faint small pinkish beverage stains on back cover bottom edge. ($3.50)...$2.50 (View)
#98 Aug/Sept 1994. Deep Space Nine/DS9 cover. Interviews with Leonard Nimoy (Spock) & Terry Farrell (Dax on DS9); more on
Generations movie; new season of DS9, etc. . Corner ding, valley bend in upper left, some inside pages have 1" long but only 1/8" or so high beverage warp at bottom edge
(musta spilled something near the stack one day!), so call it F/VF to VF-. ($3.50)...$1.50 (View)
#99 Oct/Nov 1994. Generations movie cover story, Enterprise D cover painting by Tsuneo Sanda. Interviews with Patrick Stewart
(Capt. Picard), James Doohan (Scotty), Rene Auberjonois (Odo on DS9), Herman Zimmerman (Trek designer), Michael Okuda (Trek Tech guy), Trek authors Judith & Garfield
Reeves-Stevens. Few minor spine kinks, corner crease, F/VF to VF-. ($3.50)...$1.50 (View)
#103 July/Aug 1995. (Has now become "Star Trek Communicator".) Enterprise D cover painting by Tsuneo Sanda.
Interviews with Brent Spiner (Data), Robert Picardo (Voyager's Holographic Doctor), DeForest Kelley (Dr. McCoy), Andrew Robinson (Garak on DS9). Top staple pulled thru cover, o/w VF. ($3.50)...$1.50 (View)
#104 Oct/Nov 1995. Klingon Special, Worf and Klingons cover painting by Dru Blair. Interviews with Michael Dorn (Worf), Roxann
Biggs-Dawson (B'Leanna Torres), Robert O'Reilly (Gowron), Michael Ansara & Jon Colicos (Klingons Kang & Kor), Gweneth Walsh & Barbara March (B'Etor & Lursa), and
other Klingon stuff. Bottom edge in middle on front cover has ugly crunch/tear about 2" L, and 3/4" H, with 3/4" tear, o/w very nice, so call it Fine. ($3.50)...$1 (View)
#105 Dec/Jan 1995/96. Special Effects issue, Borg Cube/Enterprise D battle cover painting by Tsuneo Sanda. Interviews with
Jonathan Frakes (Will Riker), Colm Meaney (Miles O'Brien), and Behind the Scenes with the Special Effects folks, and the usual columns. F/VF condition or better. ($3.50)...$1.25 (View)
#109 Nov/Dec 1996/97. Enterprise E photo cover, First Contact movie cover story. The Music of Classic Star Trek; article on the Starfleet Academy paperback novels. VF. ($3.95)...$2.25 (View)
#111 Mar/April 1997. Cardassian Gul Dukat (actor Mark Alaimo) photo cover. Interviews with him, LeVar Burton (Geordi La Forge),
DeForest Kelley (Dr. McCoy), James Cromwell (Zephram Cochrane in First Contact movie), Richard James (production designer); The Music of The Next Generation; Pocket Books "New Frontiers" Trek novels. VF-. ($3.95)...$2 (View)
#112 May/June 1997. Jonathan Frakes photo cover for First Contact movie. Interviews with him, Robert Duncan McNeill (Tom Paris),
Alfre Woodard (Lily Sloan in First Contact movie), Chase Masterson (Leeta on DS9), Ricardo Montalban (Khan in Star Trek II), and Trek casting directors. VF. ($3.95)...$2.25 (View)
#113 Aug/Sept 1997. Enterprise E cover painting. Interviews with Marina Sirtis (Deanna Troi), Robert Beltran (Chakotay), Andre
Bormanis (science consultant); the evolution of Enterprise E; more on "Star Trek: The Experience"; Villains of Star Trek; Season review/preview for DS9 & Voyager. F/VF. ($3.95)...$1.50 (View)
#114 Dec/Jan 1997/98. Worf photo cover, Klingon Special issue. Interview with Michael Dorn, plus lots about Klingons from all
series; 1 page blurb/photo of Jeri Ryan as Seven of Nine; more new Pocket Books novels; more on "Star Trek: The Experience". VF or better. ($3.95)...$2.50 (View)
#116 April/May 1998. Avery Brooks/Sisko photo cover. Special "African-Americans of Star Trek" issue, with guest editor
Tim Russ (Tuvok on Voyager). Interviews with actors Brooks, Nichelle Nichols, Whoopi Goldberg, LeVar Burton, Tony Todd, Mae Jemison, Cirroc Lofton, William Marshall; Gene
Roddenberry's thoughts on multi-racial cast; and yet more on "Star Trek: The Experience" (Grand Opening). VF. ($3.95)...$2.25 (View)
#118 Aug/Sept 1998. Enterprise E cover painting by Tobias Richter. Insurrection movie coverage, with interview with
Writer/Producer Michael Piller, actors Rene Auberjonois, Nana Visitor, Majel Barrett, Terry Farrell's goodbye from DS9, producer Ira Stephen Behr; season review/preview for DS9
& Voyager; making of Klingon Academy, CD-ROM game; Trek on the web stuff. VF. ($4.50)...$2.50 (View)
#119 Oct/Nov 1998. Nicole DeBoer photo cover (the new Dax on DS9). Interviews with her, Grace Lee Whitney (Yeoman Rand), Laurel
Goodwin (Yeoman Colt in "The Cage" pilot for original series), various directors of the shows; DS9 crew baseball game; day on the set of Insurrection; and a look at the Star Trek animated series. VF or so. ($4.50)...$2.50 (View)
#121 Feb/March 1999. Borg Queen & B'Leanna Torres photo cover. Interviews with Roxann Dawson, Jonathan Frakes, F.
Murray Abraham (Ru'Afo in Insurrection), Susanna Thompson (new Borg Queen on Voyager), Nancy Hower & Scarlett Powers (Samantha Wildman & daughter Naomi on Voyager),
makeup expert Michael Westmore; worldwide Trek fandom; Movie Special Effects. VF+ or so. ($4.50)...$3 (View)
#122 April/May 1999. End of DS9 issue, with DS9 station photo cover. Interviews with 15 members of the supporting cast; CCG (card
game) tournament coverage/interviews; a look at the future medicine in Trek. Fine/Very Fine. ($4.50)...$1.75 (View)
#123 June/July 1999. More end of DS9 stuff, Avery Brooks/Sisko photo cover. Has fold-out "collectible poster" of the
Defiant getting zapped! Plus Cast memories, writing and production team interviews, 6 more supporting cast memories; Fan Club episode poll; photos of production crew. VF/VF+. ($4.50)...$3.50 (View)
#125 Oct/Nov 1999. Capt. Janeway, B'Elanna, Miral (B'Elanna's mom) photo cover, special "Making of Barge of the
Dead" episode coverage; a look at Aliens of the Delta Quadrant and their creation; New Wildstorm Star Trek comics; novels featuring Dr. McCoy; Trek on CD-ROM; Mars Machine project. NM-. ($4.95)...$4 (View)
#126 Dec/Jan 1999/2000. Deanna Troi/Marina Sirtis photo cover. Interviews with her & Dwight Schultz (Lt. Barclay) for
their "reunion" on Voyager, and Robert Beltran (Chakotay); recap of DeForest Kelley interviews; a look at early Trek collectibles; 20th Anniversary of Star Trek The
Motion Picture; '99 Gen Con gaming card report; Spock vs. Q audio debate. NM-. ($4.95)...$4 (View)
#127 Feb/March 2000. Time Travel issue, Enterprise C & D cover. Various articles about time travel throughout Trek history;
coverage of the Star Trek CCG World Championship; interview with producer Harve Bennett; making Hamlet in the "original Klingon". NM-. ($4.95)...$4 (View)
#128 April/May 2000. Kes/Jennifer Lien photo cover. Interviews with Lien, Garrett Wang (Harry Kim), Andrew Robinson (Garak);
Behind the Scenes with props, matte painting, hair stylist, composers, music editors; "Strange New Worlds III" paperback writers. Front about NM-, back VF. ($4.95)...$3.50 (View)
#129, says April/May 2000 inside also, should've been June/July. Picard/Stewart cover. Article on Stewart's role as X-Men's
Professor X, and Trekker's Guide to X-men; "updates" with Jonathan Frakes, Robert Duncan McNeill, Nana Visitor, Alexander Siddig; feature on the "New
Earth" novel series; Toy Fair 2000. Have 2 copies, one still sealed in mailer bag, with little thumbed spot at bottom edge, so NM-; loose copy VF+ or better. ($4.95)...$4 for sealed one, $3.50 for loose. (View)
#130 Oct/Nov 2000. Voyager cast cover photo. Season 6 review of Voyager; interview with Armin Shimmerman (Quark); coverage of
various Trek novels & other stories. VF or better. ($4.95)...$3 (View)
#133 June/July 2001. Voyager cast photo cover with Jeri Ryan, Garrett Wang, Robert Picardo and Robert Beltran. Farewell to Voyager
issue, pt. 1; a few more Women of Star Trek; interview with Rene Auberjonois; model builders; Pocket Books DS9 novels. VF+ or better. ($4.95)...$3.75 (View)
Fan Club kit - 1995 I think. Comes with exclusive collectible 9-card uncut promo sheet for the Star Trek Next Generation Episode Collection cards, Season 3
(1995), by Skybox. Also has a folded United Federation of Planets poster, and membership card, with only my member number written on back. Plus discount coupon for fan club store purchases, Welcome letter, but no original white mailing envelope. Contents are normal near mint..$7 (View)
Other Star Trek magazines:
Cinefantastique Vol. 27, #11/12, July 1996. Double size issue celebrates Star Trek's 30th Anniversary,
with a painted cover of Kirk, Spock and Scotty. LOTS of Trek info and pics, with interviews with the main cast, directors, crew, and more, and an episode guide for all 79
shows. Also covers movies Escape from L.A., Independence Day, The Crow II, The Phantom, Multiplicity, and Day of the Beast. And TV shows Lexx and Tarzan the Epic Adventures.
Newsstand near mint, no mailing label, $11.95 cover...$12 (View)
Cinescape, November 1994. Comes still sealed with a folded promo poster for the Star Trek: Generations movie. Due to storage, poster is curled a bit along spine side of mag. This used to command
very high prices (up to $75! no, really!) because it was one of the earliest mags to highlight the X-Files, and not widely sold. Has
a Mulder/Scully cover. Also covers The Specialist (Stallone movie), Frankenstein, Star Trek Voyager, and Alien 4, and usual roundup of
Sci-Fi TV and movie news. And it has a promo phone card from Tekno Comix for Gene Roddenberry's Lost Universe. Yours for the bargain price of...$8 (View)
I have some DreamWatch mags, most have some Star Trek articles/interviews in them, but bought them for the X-Files stuff, so they're on my X-Files page.
Entertainment Weekly Star Trek Special, Fall 1994. "The Ultimate Trip Through the Galaxies." 104 page special edition devoted entirely to Star
Trek. Sneak peek of Generations movie; ranks 303 TV episodes; portfolio/interviews of the stars and even a Tribble!; lots of pics; How to Do Kirk by Kevin Pollak; games and books, and lots more. NM, no mailing label. $3.95 cover...$6 (View)
TV Guide magazines:
All are NM newsstand copies. (View all my TV Guides)
August 24-30, 1996 four issues set, "Star Trek Turns 30." 4 covers of the Captains: Kirk (William Shatner), Picard (Patrick Stewart), Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) and Sisko (Avery Brooks). Interviews/profiles, 10 Best Episodes, history of the show, celebs who are Trekkers, a
fold out photo of the actors who played villains, women of the original series and more. Nice collectible TV Guide for the Trek fan. I found some big TV Guide and mag dealers
asking $10-$14 EACH for these (plus their high shipping charges), don't know why. Get the set from me on special for only...$12
November 8-14, 1997, "The Women of Star Trek Are Out of This World." Cover has Seven of Nine/7 of 9
(Jeri Ryan) in the brown suit, 1 of 2 covers. (Other cover had Terry Farrell/Dax, I don't have it.) Interviews with them, plus coverage of a Diagnosis Murder episode with
"spies" from the '60's TV shows (Robert Vaughn from Man from U.N.C.L.E., Robert Culp from I Spy, Barbara Bain from Mission Impossible, and Patrick MacNee from The Avengers.) 1 copy...$4
April 10-16, 1999, "Cosmic Encounter!" Seven of Nine (Jeri Ryan) and Xena (Lucy Lawless) cover.
Interviews with both, more photos, plus coverage of the defunct series "Coast to Coast," article on magician David Blaine, and one about the Aspen Comedy Festival. 3 copies...$4 ea.
Toys - Comics - Magazines - Plates - Posters
Miscellaneous:
(Statue, trading cards, unusual, etc.)
Captain James T. Kirk LaserSculpt photo plaque thing. #312/5000. About 8.25"W x 7.5"H, made of two layers of
3/16" thick plexiglas, this commemorates the original Star Trek episode "Court Martial", from Feb. 2, 1967. Made by Imagine This back in 1992, fully licensed by
Paramount, with applied metal certificate on the back with the number and production info, and comes with a little 2-piece acrylic stand. What they did was take a color photo/screen
shot of Capt. Kirk from the episode, and plastered the background on one piece of plexi, and then they laser cut another piece of plexi around Kirk's head shot and stuck that on top of the first
piece, creating a semi-3D, or maybe just a 2D effect. Those 2 pieces are mounted on another 1/8" thick black piece as the back. The background image is very fuzzy, as it was out of focus for that shot
anyway, and shows his female prosecutor I think. The foreground head shot of Kirk is clear. Not sure they made all 5000, as I have rarely seen this for sale in my internet and show travels (sometimes
low orders prohibit producing the full run, yet the certificates are already done with the full numbering). I believe it was $40 new, which was enough then. It's 15 years old now, and I doubt you'll
come across another one anytime soon. Nice odd piece for the Kirk fan who thought they had everything. Despite it's rarity on the market, I can't see charging some guesstimate collectible price for
this, so will part with it for it's 1992 retail price...$40 (View)
Jean-Luc Picard Latinum statue by Playmates. From the "First Contact" movie. Limited to
5000, in photo illustrated box that has some shelfwear. Over 12" tall on the base, mint in box, with certificate. Made of the usual cold-cast resin, and fully painted. Nice
likeness of Patrick Stewart's Captain Picard, full figure, with phaser rifle. "A Borg huntin' we will go..." The certificates ALL say "1 of 5000", so don't fall for the hucksters who try to make
you think they've got the #1 statue in the series, as these are NOT individually numbered. These are not as available as they once were, but am asking the lower end collector price for now (less than
original retail even), which is a steal for the size and quality...$60 (View)
Seven of Nine/7 of 9 t-shirt, with autographed/signed certificate by Jeri Ryan! Produced in 1998 to "celebrate her inaugural season with the crew of Voyager," these were limited to a mere 2000!
Purplish/gray 100% cotton XL shirt has full figure photo image of Jeri/Seven in the silver suit. Only the certificate has her autograph, in black marker, the shirt is not signed. This is an authentic Paramount licensed item, and states so on the certificate.
Certificate also states "this has been hand-signed by Ms. Jeri Ryan," etc., and there's 2 more photos of her on it. I have #678 and #705, both stored in original packages
since new, never worn or washed of course. These were $35 new. Seeing as how they're pretty scarce now, and people are paying $50-$70 sometimes for signed $5 photos they make millions of, and the shirt alone is a $15-$18 value, I'm going to ask...$50 ea. (View)
1991 25th Anniversary sterling silver medal/medallion, from the Franklin Mint. Beautiful 3" diameter medallion, about 6 oz. of .925 sterling silver, features embossed portraits of Kirk, Spock, McCoy and the original Enterprise and delta symbol on front. Back has a 1991
calendar, with September highlighted and the 8th circled (Star Trek's 1966 debut date). Engraving around the top outside rim edge reads: "To Boldly Go Where No Man Has Gone
Before." Includes certificate and lucite stand. Only produced in 1991, then molds were destroyed. Background is polished to a mirror finish, but pics don't reflect that. As new, never displayed.
This was $175 new, plus tax and shipping. 16 years later, and I'll sell it for what it cost me...$188 (View)
Trading Card stuff:
1991 Star Trek 25th Anniversary factory card set in tin (Impel). Limited edition of 15,000 sets,
mine's #14,397. Complete 320 card set covering both the original series and Next Generation, with the 4 holograms, plus 2 cards exclusive to this set
(one of which you can see in the scan in the left stack of cards, the photo of casts of both series). Tin is not shrinkwrapped anymore, but cards are. Sale! Only...$25 (View)
Hamilton Plates:
(All mint in original boxes, w/certificates, View all)
Star Trek 25th Anniversary series plates, 1991:
Mr. Spock plate, #2363E. Thomas Blackshear art...$35
Scotty/Mr. Scott/Montgomery Scott plate, #4185A. Blackshear art...$35
Other series plates:
Star Trek Next Generation 5th Anniversary Worf plate #0225H, art by Blackshear. This was the 1st series of STNG plates, 1993/94...$35
Episode Collection plate: Unification #4121B. Spock featured, Keith Birdsong art...$35
GET ALL 4 PLATES FOR $100
Posters, etc.:
As noted at the top of the page, click on Original Star Trek paintings to go to that page for the really good (and expensive) stuff.
Star Trek Voyager 2000 calendar. Nice cast pics, great for autographs! Sale! 1 left! Was $12, now 1/2 price...$6 (View)
Star Trek Voyager promo poster for 1999 syndication announcement, titled "5 Flights A Week." Sent to TV
stations only! Nice heavy paper stock, 24"x30", full crew and ship pictured. Nice black area on bottom for autographs! Last nice one has a small zig-zag printing wrinkle below and
to right of R near the actors images, and couple very minor handling kinks (nothing you'll see hanging on the wall). I have a display one that has an 8" bend line in lower right area, all in the black
border (so could be matted out), plus just a few minor handling kinks. Sold most at $12-$15, but last nice one is only $8, and will go $3 on the other one. (View)
Also have 8"x11" cards of the above poster, with show info on back. Cards are $2 ea., 10 for $15
All you people looking for Star Trek pics, try this site: www.strekonline.com . At Strekonline, you'll find thousands of original pictures/snapshots from every Star Trek TV series, from the original to Enterprise.
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