Hello Friends...
I would like to add a few things to my list above of Trek items for sale...
The Grand Nagus' Staff.
And a screen cap of the Nagus Staff (courtesy of TrekCore):
This staff measures just over 52" tall and is complete head to toe. There is a small three inch hunk missing from the staff at about the 30" or so height.. likely due to being in storage for so long. This is one of maybe a dozen or so Nagus' Staves made for use on DS9 and this one was used on set, on camera and will come with a COA from the prop maker I acquired it from who was on set with it. I havent seen another one of these for sale anywhere... so you will likely be the ONLY one on your promenade with one...
IAW sold one like this recently but it was broken and only half a staff.. this one is complete, except for the small missing hunk. Made of resin, the staff is painted to look like wood and the head is painted to look like gold...
DS9 Show Bible -
This is a Writer/Director Guide from DS9. Commonly called a Show Bible, this book was created to help writers and directors get an instant feel for who was who, what characters usually did, what took place where and other information to stay within continuity.
This one also has the added feature of being signed by many of the cast of DS9 both inside and out.
A Cardassian Phaser
This one was used on DS9 until an actor dropped it and broke it. The handle has been glued back on and its missing a thing or two like the emitter point on the top of the body and the trigger button Likely this was put back in the prop locker to be used only by background players and never seen as a hero weapon again. There is evidence on the handle where it was glued. Here are some photos:
A ST:III Style Federation Phaser
This one has been in storage a while. I acquired it from the same prop maker who had these other pieces. There are a few defects on this one as well and here is what I know of them. There is no trigger button. The P1 phaser on top is loose and comes off of the main body. The velcro holding them together has been lost to time so not sure if that's a good thing or a bad but they do come apart. This phaser, as I am sure you know, was designed by LucasFilm/ILM for the ST:III movie and versions of it were used in TNG and DS9, which is where this one came from..
Wall/Door Set Decoration Piece -
This was from the set decoration department. A generic door/wall panel used to re-dress corridors. Its about 14" tall I believe...
Approximately 33 in-person, hand-signed autographed photos of cast from TOS, TNG, VOY and DS9. - I can send you a list of who I have if these autographs interest you.. or you can see them all in a password protected online gallery I have scans of them in.. here is the link to that gallery:
http://s274.photobucket.com/albums/jj251/LAPhotoguy/Trek%20Autographs/ The password to the gallery is: 504GalleryView
And here's one I that's not Trek related but its fun anyway...
Fred Flintstones Office Name Plaque - from the live action movie.
Set of three floor plans from Voyager for a swing set (temporary set) for "Admiral Paris' offices" and "Pathfinder Lab".
Approval photos used to show the Ferengi look to the producers from an Enterprise season one episode.
Raw footage from Enterprise and partially edited episodes from TNG on VHS tape. Inquire about these if interested.
Paramount stationary for Enterprise with the ship logo watermarked onto the paper. Paper, Envelope and a buck slip.
The meal card used to pay for meals for actors and extras in heavy prosthetic makeup..
I also have some strip-board schedules and shooting schedules used to determine the most efficient order to shoot the script.
And a few sets of storyboards from the Pilot of Enterprise for some visual effects sequences.
Call Sheets and Production Reports from the entire first season of Enterprise and approx. 78 filming days of Voyager throughout the run of the series.
I have tons more images of all of these things. Feel free to email or message me here for more information or prices.
Cheers,
Michael
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0728324/ <--thats me!
