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Created in 1966, this hero version of the communicator is one of only two hero Communicators created for the show making it extremely rare and desirable. The hero Communicators, known in the collecting community as “Alpha” and “Beta,” are distinguished from the other eight communicators created for the original series because of their moving central “moire” pattern dials that were rarely seen on-screen. Held by its current owners for nearly fifty years, this Communicator, “Beta,” was thought to be lost until now.

The original helm and navigation console from the USS Enterprise used during the production of the television series Star Trek: The Original Series (Desilu Productions, 1966 - 1969). 

An original space suit ensemble as worn by DeForest Kelley as "Dr. Leonard McCoy" in the season three episode "The Tholian Web" of the television series Star Trek: The Original Series (Paramount Television, 1968-1969). 

This ensemble is composed of a silver-tone lamé and includes its original silver-tone helmet with mesh grille. Various component pieces have deteriorated over time or are now missing from the ensemble. The neck ring that joins the outfit to the helmet is no longer with the ensemble, and may have been repurposed for other productions.

The original Deep Space Nine space station filming miniature used during the production of the television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Paramount Domestic Television, 1993 - 1999). 

The Deep Space Nine space station model is composed of epoxy resin and features an internal metal armature for support. The filming miniature is rigged for illumination with some of the lighted elements currently functioning.

This model can be seen in the opening credits of every episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and throughout the series. Only one shot in the final episode of the series shows the Deep Space 9 station in CGI form rather than the physical model.

An original costume design production archive for 16th episode of the second season of the television series Star Trek: The Next Generation (Paramount Domestic Television, 1988), entitled "Q Who." 

This episode of the series is famous for featuring the first appearance of the race of cybernetic organism antagonists that recur across the series - The Borg.