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(Columbia, 2010) This non-firing prop Beretta 92F pistol with Serial # BER168575Z was used by Angelina Jolie as “Evelyn Salt” in Salt. This gun was

(Columbia, 2010) Gold metal military ring with red Soviet star and hammer & sickle design worn by “Vassily Orlov” as played by Daniel Olbrychski.

(Columbia, 2010) Stunt plastic handcuffs with long chain worn by “Evelyn Salt,” as played by Angelina Jolie, when she is captured by the CIA and escap

(Columbia, 2010) Navy short sleeve georgette blouse with bow on left side, grey/blue trousers, navy cashmere belted coat and black boots worn by “Evel

(Columbia, 2010) Two piece Navy suit, blue/white long sleeve striped shirt with French cuffs, brown silk tie, silver cufflinks, belt, navy raincoat, b

(Columbia, 2010) Wedding tux costume including ivory jacket, black tuxedo pants, black cummerbund, white tuxedo shirt, black dress shoes, black button

(Columbia, 2010) Black Dolce & Gabban skirt, grey cashmere tank, black cashmere/silk cardigan, stainless steel watch, Tom Ford sunglasses, taupe Manol

(Columbia, 2010) Jeans, blue polo shirt, black belt, Nike shoes, grey socks, silver necklace with two charms and sunglasses worn by “Milo Boyd” as pla

(Columbia, 2010) Pair of skateboards used by “Dre Parker” as played by Jaden Smith in The Karate Kid.

(Columbia, 2010) Pair of director chair backs printed with The Other Guys logo, “Allen Gamble” as played by Will Ferrell unvarnished prop wooden gun a

(Sono-Art, 1932/Astor Pictures 1949 R) Hand-tinted photo-gelatin 40 x 60 in. poster on heavy railroad board created for the 1949 reissue of the 1932

Born of the original movie filmed in 1954 the Gillman went on to appear in two sequels. The title character, however iconic was the result of some goo

(NBC-TV, 1966-1969) A collection of USS Enterprise Starfleet uniform insignia patches from the workroom of Star Trek: TOS costume designer, William Wa

From the archive of photographer Harry Chase comes this collection of original 1968 photographs and other artifacts which document a protest against c

A collection celebrating William Ware Theiss, the costume designer for Star Trek: The Original Series, featuring an original costume sketch on cr...

(NBC-TV, 1966-1969) Teri Garr’s psychedelic-pop ensemble for her character “Roberta Lincoln” in the Star Trek season 2 episode, Assignment Earth. Des

(NBC-TV, 1966-1969) Barbara Anderson’s extraordinarily revealing mini-dress worn by her character “Lenore Karidian” in the Star Trek first season epis

(NBC-TV, 1973-1975) Pair of complete shots from Star Trek: The Animated Adventures, composed of multiple layered hand-painted cels over painted backgr

(Paramount, 1979) Sterling silver Starfleet pendant given as a Christmas gift to Virgil Mirano (and engraved as such on reverse) and other key crew pe

(Paramount, 1979) Miniature painted head from motion control puppet used in Spock’s spacewalk sequence in Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Built out of

(Paramount, 1979) Collection of Star Trek: TMP VFX material – including an original script with colored pages, original unused decal sheet for Enterpr

(Paramount, 1979) Original concept art of a Vulcan temple by Robert T. McCall accomplished in paint and collage elements on matte board and matted. (

(Paramount, 1979) Commemorative artwork consisting of a side view of the Enterprise that is signed by the complete VFX team at EEG (including Jeffrey

(Paramount, 1979) Pair of original color sketches of San Francisco Starfleet HQ concepts by Tom Cranham accomplished in marker on leaves of artist’s v

(Paramount, 1979) Collection of 20+ 4 in. x 5 in. transparencies, 8 in. x 10 in transparencies and photos, 65mm frame blowups, and 8 in. x 10 in. Pola

(Paramount, 1979) Four (4) 16 in. x 20 in. Cibachrome photos of the various Star Trek ships. Shot with an 8 in. x 10 in. format camera by Virgil Mira

(Paramount, 1979) Six (6) 16 in. x 20 in. Ektacolor photos of the Enterprise in drydock, showing the motion control camera system, lights and technici

(Paramount, 1979) Seven (7) 16 in. x 20 in. Cibachrome photos of the Enterprise in drydock. These were shot by still photographer Virgil Mirano using

(Paramount, 1982-1991) This signature maroon uniform includes the maroon tunic appointed with screen-used insignia consistent with that worn by...

(Paramount, 1979) Four (4) 16 in. x 20 in. Cibachrome photos of the Enterprise against black. These were shot by still photographer Virgil Mirano usi

(Paramount-TV, 1987-1993) Hero illuminated communication device worn by one of the Bynars in the first season episode, “11001001.” A rare first season

(Paramount-TV, 1987-1994) There were two sets of these on the ship (two sets of two different patterns) one set behind Picard and one behind the Feren

(Paramount-TV, 1987-1994) This Borg arm was screen used during stunt work. This arm is made of polyurethane foam rubber and detailed to look like Borg

(Paramount Television, 1987-94) Massive collection of (31) original final-draft scripts, most with rainbow color corrections, having been the propert

(Paramount-TV, 1993-1999) Double-bladed bayonet or Kuttar (styled after the Indian weapon “katar”) and made to attach to an energy discharge rifle. T

(Paramount-TV, 1987-1994) This injector first saw screen action in “Lonely Among Us” where Doctor Crusher uses it to scan Worf directly before she is

(Paramount-TV, 1993-1999) Backlit panel used in the sickbay on Deep Space Nine measuring approx. 36 in. long x 10 in. wide.

(Paramount, 1993-1999) Panel is a 16 inch by 16 inch wall PADD from the Defiant seen in the episode “One Little Ship,” where a shuttle is miniaturized

Illuminating Starfleet medical scanner with red LED. This style medical scanner saw continued use throughout Star Trek: The Next Generation, Deep Spa

(Paramount, 1994) The last panel seen on screen from the Enterprise-D.  In the movie Star Trek VII: Generations, the crew had to crash land the...

(Paramount, 1994) This commissioning plaque is housed in a wooden frame and features large strips of Velcro on the left and right of the verso to atta

(Paramount-TV, 1995-2001) Costume and makeup appliance from the Inspector Naroq character from the Voyager episode “Riddles.”  Inspector Naroq ...

(Paramount Television, 1996) Pair of iconic Tribbles from Trials and Tribble-ations, which successfully blended the 1990s Deep Space Nine crew into t

(Paramount, 1996) Hero functioning phaser with illumination switch installed in the tip. There is a green LED bargraph display and a red LED bargraph

(Paramount, 1996) Dummy Borg head from one of the static Borg characters plugged into the collective. Comes with a letter of authenticity from Willia

(Paramount, 1998) Desktop monitor from Marina Sirtis “Counselor Troi’s” quarters aboard the Enterprise-E in Star Trek: Insurrection. Comes with a let

(Paramount, 1996) Various isolinear chips, three large and two small, all marked as “Enterprise-E” from the desk in Marina Sirtis “Counselor Troi’s” q

(Paramount, 1996) Three small isolinear chips with “Enterprise-E” chip holder from the ship’s library. Comes with a letter of authenticity from Willi

(Paramount, 1996) Bedsheets from Michael Dorn “Lt. Commander Worf’s” quarters aboard the Enterprise-E in Star Trek: First Contact. Comes with a lette

(Paramount, 1996) Wall placard for the “Starfleet Academy Marathon” from Patrick Stewart “Capt. Jean-Luc Picard’s” quarters in Star Trek: First Contac