This weekend will be your first opportunity to get the Scotty Storyteller ornament with McCoy Storyteller and the Strange New Worlds Enterprise following in October. This is the last year the Star Trek Storytellers will be available in Hallmark stores so be sure to finish (or start) your collection before time runs out!
Hallmark’s Ornament Premiere runs July 9-17, 2022 with Keepsake Ornament Club members getting to shop Ornament Premiere starting July 8!
For the first time since 2015, Hallmark will not be releasing a Star Trek event edition ornament. The event ornaments available will be from the Star Wars, Harry Potter, Marvel and Dr. Who brands.
Visit popminded.com to see a full list of event ornaments and conventions Hallmark/PopMinded will be attending.
“If a “Star Trek” show is going to begin this strongly establishing its setting and characters with the passion and attention to detail of a ’90s Trek show, then we will only have better and better things to look forward to.”
“It simply wants to tell Trek stories the way they used to be told — one space battle, one diplomatic summit, one alien virus, one spatial anomaly, one transporter accident at a time.”
“The first 5 episodes of Strange New Worlds more than prove there’s a place in contemporary Star Trek for some breezy, exciting, and self-contained stories.”
“It’s off to a promising start, with a solid crew brimming with potential. By going back to the past, Strange New Worlds points the way to a brighter future.“
“Strange New Worlds is the most easy-breezy Trek in years. It’s here to make new friends, for sure. But it’s not leaving behind its oldest fans either.“
“With Strange New Worlds they’ve got the real thing at last – a live-action, modern series that actually feels like Star Trek. Watching the first three episodes of this show was like sinking into a warm bath, and I was reminded of just how satisfying this format can be.”
“This is an extremely promising start for the latest branch of the ever-expanding Trek universe. Strange New Worlds may be boldly going where its predecessors have gone before, but it’s doing so in style.“
Hallmark appears to be expanding their Star Trek universe. The Star Trek water globe, available in August, seems to be a direct descendent of Hallmark’s take on the Keepsake Table Toppers (2016’s “To Boldly Go” and 2019’s Transporter). The water globe has the familiar Star Trek character figures and employs the light and sound technology seen in the Keepsake line for years.
It has yet to be seen how the water globe will be marketed but it is possible it will be in stores as an off-season product since it will not be under the Keepsake label.
Transporter Water Globe (ISRT1010) with light and sound Available: August 2022
Star Trek Mission Chicago has officially ended. So where do we go from here? The next Star Trek Mission convention will take place on the west coast in Seattle, WA in May of 2023.
While waiting for Mission Seattle, look for San Diego Comic-Con beginning July 21st and New York Comic Con on October 6th.
The 1997 Data ornament inspiration is harder to pin down than others in the line. Data is in his familiar position on the bridge but there wasn’t one obvious image the ornament seemed to mimic.
The only clue to go on is the missing headrest on his chair indicating that it is after Season 1. In the end, the most similar image on the internet seems to be from Season 3, Episode 1 “Evolutions”.
Season 1, Episode 3 ”Code of Honor” seated with headrest.Season 2, Episode 2 ”Where Silence Has Lease” with no headrest.
Left: Data from Season 1 with headrest.
Right: Data was seen in multiple episodes seated at the controls.
Image A (above) Brent Spiner looks into the camera in what at first appears to be a publicity still.Image B (above): Spiner is obviously looking over his shoulder and past the camera. This appears to be the frame after Image A. This still was tracked down to Season 3, Episode 1”Evolutions” (TNG).You can see in Image B (right) Spiner’s head has turned to expose more of the sign on door behind him.The major differences are the position of Data’s right hand and shoulders. The image is close but not likely the ornament’s inspiration.
Assemble your crew and lay in a course for Star Trek: Mission Chicago—the ultimate Star Trek fan experience for all ages! Whether you’re a Ten-Forward regular or fresh out of the Academy, Star Trek: Mission Chicago has something for everyone!
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The weekend’s Hallmark event will be held Saturday afternoon at 1:15 with a preview of Star Trek offerings hosted by Christine Taylor and Kevin Dilmore.
“A Piece of the Hallmark Action”
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Saturday, Apr 9th
01:15 PM – 02:00 PM
Here’s your first look at what’s coming this year from Hallmark that’s just for Star Trek fans, including Keepsake Ornaments, itty bittys, gift items and more. Join PopMinded by Hallmark’s Christine Taylor and Kevin Dilmore to see what’s new PLUS have your shot at prizes from Hallmark’s Star Trek product lines.
Panelists: Christine Taylor, Kevin Dilmore
If you’re looking to get up close with some of the Star Trek cast there will be opportunities to obtain photos and signatures of your favorite actors.
12:00 pm – A First Look at Star Trek Online’s Next Story Update: Fans of the game Star Trek Online won’t want to miss this panel exploring the upcoming storylines, featuring Star Trek: Discovery’s Noah Averbach-Katz.
12:30 pm – The LGBTQ Collective: Fans of all identities break down Star Trek’s past, present, and future representation of the LGBTQ+ community.
12:30 pm – Trek Beyond the Screen: Explore the Star Trek literary universe with some of Trek’s authors.
1:00 pm – Star Trek: Enterprise Cast Panel: Stars Dominic Keating, Anthony Montgomery, and Connor Trinneer revisit Enterprise and answer fan questions.
2:30 pm – Star Trek: Deep Space Nine cast panel: Stars Alexander Siddig, Nana Visitor, and Chase Masterson reflect on the groundbreaking series.
2:30 pm – Doug Jones Spotlight: Saru himself, Doug Jones, will answer fan questions as he reflects on his career.
2:45 pm – Cosplaying From Star Trek at Every Level: Expert cosplayers give advice to those just starting their cosplay journey, or those looking to take their costume to the next level.
4:15 pm – Science in Star Trek: Discovery: Science consultants Dr. Erin Macdonald and Professor Mohamed Noor explore the science behind the series Star Trek: Discovery.
6:15 pm – Trektivism — Our Fandom For Real-World Social Change:Trek actors and fans share how the franchise can inspire leaders in enacting real change in our universe.
Saturday:
10:45 am – The Sid City Social Club Changed Lives During the Pandemic!: In the first in-person gathering of the social club, Alexander Siddig and others share how the actor’s Zoom social club touched lives during the pandemic.
11:30 am – IDIC — Let’s Make It So!: Chase Masterson and her organization Pop Culture Hero Coalition explore how to bring the ideals of Gene Roddenberry to life.
11:30 am – Star Trek: Lower Decks Panel: In their first convention appearance together, series creator Mike McMahan and stars Tawny Newsom, Jack Quaid, Noël Wells, and Jerry O’Connell talk all things Lower Decks.
12:00 pm – James Cromwell Spotlight: James Cromwell, who played Zephram Cochrane in Star Trek: First Contact, will take fan questions.
1:00 pm – George Takei Spotlight: George Takei takes to the stage to share stories of Sulu and answer fan questions.
1:15 pm – A Piece of the Hallmark Action: Get a first look at the upcoming Hallmark Star Trek collectibles being released this year.
2:00 pm – The Firsts and the Onlys: Breaking Barriers in Trek: Fans take a look at characters who broke new ground both within the Star Trek franchise and in our own world.
2:30 pm – Star Trek: Discovery Cast Panel: Join Doug Jones, Anthony Rapp, Noah Averbach-Katz, Mary Chiffeo, Ken Mitchell, David Ajala, Ian Alexander, and Blu Del Barrio as they discuss Discovery’s journey and where the show might go next.
2:30 pm – Comics: The Final Frontier: Artist Gavin Smith talks about his career, drawing iconic characters from Star Trek, and the upcoming Star Trek IDW comic Mirror War.
4:00 pm – Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Panel: Go inside the newest Paramount+ original series with stars Anson Mount, Rebecca Romijn, Ethan Peck, and Celia Rose Gooding as well as producers Henry Alonso Myers and Akiva Goldsman.
5:00 pm – Star Trek: Picard Cast Panel: Stars Michelle Hurd, Isa Briones, Annie Wersching, and Evan Evagora dive into Picard’s latest season and share their Star Trek memories from working on the show.
5:30 pm – Kate Mulgrew Spotlight and Book Reading: Captain Janeway herself beams to the stage to answer fan questions and read from her book How to Forget: A Daughter’s Memoir. She will be signing books after the conclusion of the panel.
6:15 pm – Beam Me Up, Jackie! An Extra-Galactic Drag Extravaganza!: Join RuPaul’s Drag Race star and Trek fan Jackie Cox in a musical and comedy celebration of Star Trek!
Sunday:
10:30 am – The Future is Female: From the shows themselves to tie-in materials, female fans explore the way that Star Trek has depicted women.
11:00 am – Star Trek: Prodigy Panel: Star Kate Mulgrew, series co-creator Dan Hageman, and executive producer/director Ben Hibon share stories from the bridge of the Prodigy.
12:30 pm – William Shatner Spotlight: Join William Shatner as he answers fan questions and reminisces about his time as James T. Kirk.
2:00 pm – Walter Koenig Spotlight: Walter Koenig will answer fan questions and talk about his time playing the role of Pavel Chekov.
2:00 pm – Star Trek & Disability: The Highs, the Lows, and Where We’ll Go: Join Star Trek fans as they explore the ways Star Trek has succeeded or missed the mark in terms of disability representation, as well as where the franchise could go next.
2:15 pm – DISCODoesDnD at Mission: Chicago!: Join the intrepid crew of the U.S.S. Discovery as they boldly go on a new Dungeons and Dragons campaign, all in front of a live audience.
3:30 pm – The Women of Star Trek: Actresses from all corners of Star Trek share their stories of inspiring others through their own Trek journeys. The panel will feature Nana Visitor, Michelle Hurd, Isa Briones, Robin Curtis, Annie Wersching, Chase Masterson, and Natalija Nogulich
FAMILY EVENTS
Your crew for the con might have a few ensigns who are eager to learn more about the world of Star Trek. Share the final frontier with them with these kid-friendly panels throughout the con!
11:45 am, Friday – Welcome to Starfleet Academy!: Dr. Erin Macdonald provides a look at the roles on a starship and invites ensigns to find out what role they’d be best suited for.
1:45 pm, Friday – Story Time with Robb Pearlman: New York Times bestselling Trek writer Robb Pearlman shares excerpts from his latest Star Trek children’s books. This event will also take place at 12:45 pm on Saturday.
3:45 pm, Saturday – Learn to Draw Star Trek:Star Trek comics artist Gavin Smith leads a class for cadets and parents on how to draw their favorite Star Trek characters. This event will also take place at 3:45 pm on Saturday, and at 1:45 pm on Sunday.
11:45 am, Saturday – Build Your Own Planet!: Dr. Erin Macdonald will lead a class on solar systems and the different kinds of planets and stars found within one.
11:45 am, Sunday – Science Officers of Star Trek: Prodigy: Cadets can learn all about the science of Star Trek: Prodigy, from how transporters work to what makes the U.S.S. Protostar fly.
STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE – THE DIRECTOR’ S EDITION SCREENING
While at Mission Chicago, enjoy a screening of the newly remastered Star Trek: The Motion Picture – The Director’s Edition with David C. Fein, the man behind the remaster. With new audio and deleted scenes, this is one screening you won’t want to miss. Join us on the main stage at 4 pm on Friday.
For many, this will likely be the first large public gathering since the onset of COVID-19. Be careful, be smart and stay safe!
Star Trek: Mission Chicago requires proof of full COVID-19 vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test for entry for all attendee fans age 5+. Participants age 5+ are required to show proof of completion of full vaccination with a COVID-19 vaccine approved or authorized for emergency use by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or World Health Organization (WHO) or proof of a negative antigen or PCR COVID-19 test administered by a medical provider for admission.
We are just over a week away until the start of Star Trek: Mission Chicago and now we have official word of a 2022 Hallmark Star Trek ornament unveiling at the event.
Saturday, April 9, 2022 1:15 pm – A Piece of the Hallmark Action:Here’s your first look at what’s coming this year from Hallmark that’s just for Star Trek fans, including Keepsake Ornaments, itty bittys, gift items and more. Join PopMinded by Hallmark’s Christine Taylor and Kevin Dilmore to see what’s new PLUS have your shot at prizes from Hallmark’s Star Trek product lines. Panelists: Christine Taylor, Kevin Dilmore
The timing is right for Star Trek: Mission Chicago to be the premiere of this year’s lineup with the 2022 Dream Book due out later in the month. There is no word whether there will be Sneak Peeks for next year’s ornaments, a common convention practice pre-Covid.
Star Trek: Mission Chicago begins in less than a month (April 8-10) and with it the likely announcement of the 2022 Trek line and possibly even 2023 previews. Hallmark traditionally has reserved their next year’s Star Trek line for San Diego Comic-Con in July but the past two years were scrapped due to COVID-19. Now, with things returning to ”normal” and the addition of Star Trek: Mission Chicago into the convention lineup, there is a chance we will return to traditional previews.
So, what can we expect in 2023? There are five Star Trek series currently streaming new content and with the absence of the Star Trek Storytellers series in ’22 the shelves will be wide open to new ideas. Prodigy’s Protostar, Lower Decks’ Cerritos, Strange New Worlds’ Enterprise and Picard’s Stargazer are just some of the ships that are likely in the coming years and there is a whole host of characters that are worthy of representation.
2023 will be the 50th anniversary of the Hallmark Keepsake line and with it the possibility that Hallmark reissues or reimagines some classic ornaments from the past five decades. If this is Hallmark’s approach, Star Trek would surely be one of the pop brands revisited and it’s just a matter of which past Trek ornament Hallmark would honor.
The obvious choice would be the U.S.S. Enterprise ornament that debuted the line in 1991, complete with red and green lights around the saucer, but I would argue for the more famous 1992 Galileo Shuttlecraft complete with Spock’s Christmas message.
This idea is only speculation (and likely just wishful thinking) but if we were to ever get a revisit to a past ornament, and possibly the Galileo, wouldn’t Hallmark Keepsake’s 50th anniversary be the perfect time?
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In 1973, when Hallmark introduced six glass ball ornaments and 12 yarn figures as the first collection of Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments, a new tradition of Christmas decorating was started and a new collectible industry was born. When the first line was introduced, they were unique in design, year-dated and available only for a limited time – innovations in the world of ornaments. Since 1973, Hallmark has introduced more than 8,000 different Keepsakes Ornaments and more than 100 ornament series, groups of ornaments that share a specific theme.
The finished Keepsake Ornaments reflect the way styles, materials, formats and technology have expanded since the first ones appeared in Hallmark stores in 1973. Once a collection of decorated glass balls and yarn figures, Keepsake Ornaments now are made in a wide array of wood, acrylic, porcelain, blown glass, metal and handcrafted formats.
The 2021 event-exclusive Star Trek offering from Hallmark coincides with the 35th Anniversary of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. The final chance to get your own Bird of Prey comes this week and our review can get you ready.
It’s Christmas in July, at least for fans and collectors of Hallmark ornaments. This weekend Hallmark releases a new electronic Mirror Spock ornament, which adds to the magic that began last year with their Keepsake Star Trek “Mirror, Mirror” Storyteller Collection (see TrekMovie review). We got our hands on the Terran First Officer to see how well he fits in with the fantastic 2020 collection.
Next month brings Comic-Con@Home, as San Diego Comic-Con is going virtual with a remote convention for the second year in a row. But even if there isn’t going to be an in-person convention and vendor hall that doesn’t mean there won’t be exclusive merchandise and the first Star Trek exclusive for the event was just announced by Hallmark.
Every year, collectors anxiously await the release of Hallmark’s next Star Trek Keepsake ornaments. The first Star Trek Hallmark ornament was the original USS Enterprise NCC-1701 in 1991. Since then, Hallmark has produced at least one Star Trek ornament with lights and sound every year, as well as some without the bells and whistles. And with Christmas two months away, it’s time to start thinking about the holidays. For 2020, the folks at Hallmark have outdone themselves. Not only are there 3 new Star Trek Keepsake ornaments, there’s also a large tree topper, and all are themed around the classic episode “Mirror, Mirror,” And together, they tell a story, for real.
Hallmark has four new Star Trek ornaments this year, three of which went on sale on July 13th and one that is a convention exclusive (the I.S.S. Enterprise). This year’s ship is the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 from Star Trek: The Motion Picture, commemorating the 40th anniversary of the film. A tribble ornament with sound and motion is the Classic Trek offering, and representing Star Trek: Discovery is a Commander Saru and Michael Burnham ornament. Be sure to check out our unboxing video below!
In addition to all the Star Trek: Discovery and Picard series news coming out of New York Comic Con, there was also some cool Trek merchandise to check out on the exhibition floor. We have gathered the highlights of the new and upcoming Star Trek collectibles on display from Eaglemoss, Hallmark, Fansets and Diamond Select Toys.
Today Hallmark unveiled their 2018 Dream Book online, revealing details on their four planned Star Trek ornaments. In addition, they also have a Star Trek con exclusive planned. This is the most Star Trek offerings from Hallmark in years. We have photos and demonstration videos of the 2018 Star Trek line from Hallmark to help you plan your holidays early.
With Star Trek: Discovery finally arriving today, this week has seen some exciting new merch hit the streets, with others on the way. The new Eaglemoss model for the U.S.S. Discovery will be warping to online retailers soon, the Hallmark ornament of the U.S.S. Discovery has been announced and new wearable Discovery pins are now available for purchase.
This year Hallmark has two new Star Trek ornaments and they arrive in stores on Saturday, July 15th. This year’s ship is the U.S.S. Franklin from Star Trek Beyond, and the 30thAnniversary of Star Trek: The Next Generation is being celebrated with an ornament featuring Captain Picard and Data on the bridge of the Enterprise. TrekMovie got an early look at both for this review.
Last week wereported on two San Diego Comic Con 2017 Star Trek exclusives: The Diamond Select “Final Flight” U.S.S. Enterprise and a Bif Bang Pow! U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D Monitor Mate. This week we have news on two more SDCC exclusives: another one from Bif Bang Pow! plus an ornament from Hallmark. We also have news of a new replica from QMx, the Star Trek Adventures RPG going on pre-order, and the latest Star Trek items to show up at Think Geek and Entertainment Earth.
TrekMovie visited the San Diego Comic Con 2014 Exhibitor Hall to check out some of the Star Trek merchandise on hand, including first looks at QMx’s USS Reliant Artisan Replica and the 2015 Star Trek Hallmark ornaments.
A number of Star Trek licensees are showing new and upcoming products at San Diego Comic Con this week, including USS Kelvins from QMx and Hallmark, the new Hasbro Star Trek sequel KRE-O line, new figures and vehilces from Diamond Select and uniform replicas from Anovos. Details and tons of images below.
Tonight is preview night for San Diego Comic Con and two licensees are revealing some cool new Star Trek items. Hallmark is unveiling three 2012 Star Trek ornaments: The Enterprise D, a two Spocks scene from the 2009 Star Trek movie, and a classic Dr. McCoy. And Diamond Select Toys are unveiling their first Star Trek: The Next Generation retro-cloth figures. Details and pictures below.
As we have been doing all week, TrekMovie continues to bring you the first looks and details on the new Star Trek items being debuted at San Diego Comic Con. Today we have a look at three Star Trek 2011 Hallmark Keepsake Christmas ornaments.
Today we have a follow-up to our Saturday first look article on Hallmark’s 2010 Star Trek Keepsake ornaments. Star Trek novelist Kevin Dilmore (who also works for Hallmark) has sent us a video he made, showing off the three new ornaments.
Christmas may be seven months away, but it isn’t too early to start planning ahead for what you will be hanging on your tree. Hallmark have revealed their line-up of Christmas ornaments for 2010, including three new Star Trek ornaments, including the first ornament tied into the 2009 Star Trek movie. TrekMovie has details and images.
Hallmark and Kurt Adler have announced new items sure to Trekify your winter celebration experiences. Starting October 10th, the second round of Star Trek Keepsake Ornaments from Hallmark are available during the “Ornament Debut Weekend” at local Hallmark stores, and Kurt Adler continues its Star Trek line with statues, lights, stockings, and Christmasy figures.
It is Christmas in July with the Hallmark Ornament Premiere Weekend. This weekend Hallmark began selling much of the 2009 Christmas ornaments, including two new Star Trek Keepsake (of a total of five planned for the year). See below for first impressions of the Klingon Battle Cruiser and Menagerie ornaments.
Hallmark Star Trek items have been, well, a hallmark of collecting and family fun since the first USS Enterprise ornament in 1991. This year, Hallmark has many surprises for fans and TrekMovie has been given all the exclusive details and first photos for two new 2009 ornaments.
Are you going to have a party to celebrate the new Star Trek movie? If so then Hallmark has you covered with a new line of Star Trek movie themed party supplies from invites to cups and plates to thank you notes and more. Hallmark has also announced their Star Trek ornaments for 2009. See below for all the new Hallmark Star Trek goodies.
October 11-12th, Hallmark stores are celebrating their annual “Ornament Debut” weekend with in-store parties. Star Trek fans have reason to join the festivities because one of the best Star Trek ornaments ever is now available, the TOS Communicator. Trekmovie.com continues coverage of the Hallmark line with a detailed look at the new ornament, and news of next year’s line.
Two more Star Trek’s licensees are revealing new items at Comic Con 2008. Diamond Select Toys have a Star Trek III two-pack depicting Kruge and Maltz (and more). And Hallmark is showing off a prototype for one of their 2009 Keepsake Ornaments, depicting a scene from “The Menagerie.” Pictures and more details below.
This weekend Hallmark stores are having their annual Keepsake Ornament premiere parties, and Star Trek is invited. Available now are two of the three Trek themed ornaments for 2008 (a third will be available this October). Trekmovie.com has a review of the new ornaments, and provides news about some new DST items.
The Collective brings news on all sorts of Trek stuff we can expect later this year. We have the first look at the newly designed Mego Gorn, new pre-orders available for new DS9 and TOS figures and also a closer look at the 2008 Star Trek Hallmark ornaments.
Christmas is coming early as Hallmark’s 2008 ‘Dream Book’ (their annual catalog, usually available in April) has been leaked to the interweb. The ‘draft’ Dreambook details three Star Trek ornaments for 2008: The U.S.S. Reliant, a scene from “The Trouble With Tribbles” and a Kirk era communicator. See below for more details and (somewhat grainy) pictures.
Click images to access information on specific ornaments.
Hallmark Star Trek Ornaments
001) 1991 U.S.S. Enterprise 002) 1992 Shuttlecraft Galileo 003) 1993 U.S.S. Enterprise D 004) 1994 Klingon Bird-of-Prey 005) 1995 The Ships of Star Trek 006) 1995 Romulan Warbird 007) 1995 Captain Jean-Luc Picard 008) 1995 Captain James T. Kirk 009) 1996 U.S.S. Voyager 010) 1996 Enterprise & Galileo 011) 1996 Commander William Riker012) 1996 Mr. Spock 013) 1997 U.S.S. Defiant014) 1997 Dr. Leonard McCoy015) 1997 Commander Data016) 1998 U.S.S. Enterprise E017) 1998 Captain Kathryn Janeway018) 1999 Runabout U.S.S. Rio Grande019) 1999 Worf020) 1999 U.S.S. Enterprise021) 1999 U.S.S. Enterprise022) 2000 Borg Cube023) 2000 Seven of Nine024) 2000 Lt. Commander Worf 025) 2001 Space Station Deep Space Nine026) 2001 Startfleet Legends027) 2001 Captain Benjamin Sisko028) 2001 Q029) 2002 Delta Flyer030) 2002 Enterprise NX-01031) 2002 The Doctor032) 2003 The Scorpion033) 2003 Captain Jonathan Archer034) 2003 Sub-Commandr T’Pol035) 2004 Vulcan Command Ship036) 2004 Commander Trip Tucker037) 2004 “The City on the Edge of Forever”038) 2004 Insignias039) 2005 U.S.S. Enterprise A040) 2005 Khan041) 2005 Locutus of Borg042) 2006 U.S.S. Enterprise043) 2006 Transporter Chamber044) 2007 Future U.S.S. Enterprise D045) 2007 Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan046) 2007 Lt. Uhura – Red047) 2008 “The Trouble with Tribbles”048) 2008 Communicator049) 2008 U.S.S. Reliant050) 2009 Klingon Battle Cruiser051) 2009 “The Menagerie”052) 2009 Starfleet Phaser053) 2009 Ilia Probe054) 2009 Lt. Uhura – Gold055) 2010 Captain James T. Kirk056) 2010 “Amok Time”057) 2010 U.S.S. Enterprise 2.0058) 2011 Spock059) 2011 “Mirror, Mirror”060) 2011 Romulan Bird-of-Prey061) 2011 U.S.S. Defiant 062) 2012 Dr. Leonard “Bones” McCoy063) 2012 “An Extraordinary Meeting”064) 2012 U.S.S. Enterprise D065) 2013 Chief Engineer Montgomery Scott066) 2013 U.S.S. Kelvin067) 2013 “Arena”068) 2013 U.S.S. Kelvin Damaged069) 2014 Lt. Hikaru Sulu070) 2014 “The Devil in the Dark”071) 2014 U.S.S. Vengeance072) 2014 Vina073) 2015 Lieutenant Nyota Uhura074) 2015 “The Needs of the Many”075) 2015 U.S.S. Enterprise C076) 2016 Ensign Pavel Chekov077) 2016 “The Man Trap”078) 2016 Enterprise “Pilot” Gold079) 2016 “To Boldly Go”080) 2016 Enterprise ”Pilot” Painted081) 2016 Maxine Cosplay082) 2017 U.S.S. Franklin083) 2017 Picard & Data084) 2017 Enterprise C Damaged85) 2017-19 Spock86) 2018 “The Naked Time”087) 2018 U.S.S. Discovery088) 2018 Tricorder089) 2018 Arex & M’Ress 090) 2018 USS Enterprise091) 2018-19 Kirk092) 2018-19 Spock 093) 2018-19 Shuttlecraft 094) 2019 Enterprise Refit095) 2019 Saru & Burnham096) 2019 Tribble097) 2019 Tabletop Transporter098) 2019 I.S.S. Enterprise 099) 2020-22 Storyteller Mirror Sulu100) 2020-22 Storyteller Mirror Kirk101) 2020-22 Storyteller Mirror Uhura102) 2020-22 Storyteller Enterprise Tree Topper103) 2020 Tribble104) 2021-22 Storyteller Mirror Spock105) 2021-22 Storyteller Mirror Chekov106) 2021 La Sirena107) 2021 HMS Bounty108) 2022 U.S.S Enterprise 109) 2021 Picard110) 2022 Storyteller Mirror Scotty111) 2022 Storyteller Mirror McCoy112) 2022 Enterprise
Star Trek: The Experience Ornaments
1997 Spock1997 Borg1997 Neelix1997 Quark1997 Picard1997 Gorn1997 Klingon1997 Cardassian1997 Talosian1997 Mugato1997 Starfleet Command1997 Las Vegas Hilton1997 United Federation of Planets1997 Starfleet Academy1997 Klingon Insignia
Miscellaneous Star Trek Ornaments
1993 Personal Communicator (Playmates)2011 Enterprise Tree Topper (Kirk S. Adler Co.)2011 Spock Tree Topper (Kirk S. Adler Co.)2015 Phaser (FX Cinema Arts)2021 U.S.S. Discovery (Fansets)
Miscellaneous Star TrekLights
1997 TV Lights (Sammax America)2011 Kirk Light Set (Kurt S. Adler)2011 Spock Light Set (Kurt S. Adler)2013 Starfleet Command Insignia LightsDisc Light Set (Kurt S. Adler)
Miscellaneous Star TrekTree Skirts
1997 Star Trek: The Experience2019 Federation of Planets (Vireieud)2020 Starfleet Command (Zhung Ree)
Miscellaneous Star TrekStockings
1997 Star Trek: The Experience2013 Starfleet Command Insignia Stocking
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