73) 2015 6th in the Star Trek Legends Series: Lieutenant Nyota Uhura

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While most recognized as a communications officer aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise, Nyota Uhura proved herself skilled as skilled and dependable in performing a variety of functions on the starship’s bridge. Captain James T. Kirk frequently relied on her calm demeanor and sharp intellect for important missions away from the ship as well. In her off-duty hours, Uhura was well regarded among her Enterprise crew mates as an accomplished singer who took great pride in her African heritage.

Artist: Anita Marra Rogers

Original Price: $14.95

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Legacy Cord (2014)

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TO READ THE LATEST NEWS AND AVAILABILITY ON LEGACY CORDS CLICK HERE

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Retail: $14.95

Item # QGO1543

The Legacy Cord from Hallmark works with magic ornaments produced prior to 2009 that were powered by plugging the ornament into a light string. The cord resembles an extension cord with connectors and will power up to 4 ornaments. Simply place the cord on your tree or mantel, attach the enclosed transformer, connect past Keepsake Magic Ornaments and plug the transformer into any wall outlet.

Legacy cords can not be connected together.
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Compatible with all 15 Star Trek Magic pigtail ornaments and more than 200 other Keepsake ornaments. http://www.hallmark.com/hallmark-resources/KOC-2014fit/pdf/Legacy%20Cord%20Ornaments%201.2.14.pdf

2016 Legacy Cord info here.

72) 2014 Vina (Special Limited Edition)

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This 2014 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament is a Hallmark Gold Crown Exclusive.

No one can deny their attraction to this green-skinned Orion slave girl. Star Trek fans will love adding this unforgettable illusion to their Keepsake Ornament collection.

This ornament was issued in limited quantities and first available at the 2014 Keepsake Ornament Premiere event.

1″ W x 4″ H x 1″ D

Artist: Valerie Shanks
Product Code: QXE3743

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71) 2014 U.S.S. Vengeance

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This powerful ship was created for times of interstellar war rather than for the exploration of strange new worlds. Press the button to see this tiny replica of the heavily armed ship light up from atop your Christmas tree. Learn more about Keepsake Ornaments.

Product Code: QXI2616

Press the button on the ornament to see the ship light up!
Battery-operated (batteries included).
Dated.
5.9″ W x 1.3″ H x 3.1″ D

Retail: $32.95

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Early prototype of 2014 Vengeance ornament. Image courtesy of Toys News International from 2013 NYCC.

70) 2014 “Devil in the Dark”

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Mr. Spock was admired for his logic, but he was also empathic, and he used both traits to try to understand the many beings the staff of the U.S.S. Enterprise encountered in their intergalactic travels. This magic ornament commemorates the 1967 Star Trek episode, “The Devil in the Dark,” where Mr. Spock communicates with a Horta. Simply press the button on the ornament and you can hear dialogue from this scene.

Product Code: QXI2613

Press the button on the ornament to hear dialogue from this exciting scene!
Batteries included.
Artist crafted.
4.45″ W x 2.39″ H x 2.22″ D

Retail: $29.95

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69) 2014 5th in the Star Trek Legends Series: Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu

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Another year, another Star Trek™ legend. This fifth ornament in the series features Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu from the original Star Trek series.

Product Code: QX9183

Each of the ornaments in this series features a different character from the original STAR TREK™ television series.
Artist crafted.
1.25″ W x 4.17″ H x 1.14″ D

Retail: $14.95

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68) 2013 U.S.S. Kelvin Battle-Scarred Variant (Special Event Edition – NYCC, Qty 1575)

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This 2013 EVENT Hallmark ornament was made from the same mold as the U.S.S. Kelvin ornament that was offered in Hallmark Gold Crown stores during the 2013 ornament season. This 2013 Comic-Con exclusive U.S.S. Kelvin features a heavily battle damaged U.S.S. Kelvin – just like during the battle with Nero and the Romulans that were from the future in the J.J. Abrams feature film, Star Trek. This is the ship that George Kirk, father of James T. Kirk, sacrificed so that his wife and newly born son could escape from a hopeless battle.

This ornament was originally available for purchase in limited quantities exclusively at the 2013 San Diego Comic Con International (July 18-21, 2013) and New York Comic Con (October 10-13) events. During each Comic-Con, sales were limited to 175 per day, with a grand total production of 1,575.

Uses 3 LR41 batteries.
Artist: Lynn Norton

Size: 5 1/2″ W

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67) 2013 “Arena”

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This 2013 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament is a Gold Crown Exclusive.

Relive the excitement of one of the most iconic moments in all of Star Trek—the struggle between Kirk and the Gorn, depicted in the 1967 episode Arena.

Press the button to hear music and sound effects from this iconic scene with the Gorn!

This 2013 Keepsake Ornament is battery operated.
Artist: Valerie Shanks

Size: 3.375″ W x 3.625″ H x 1.625″ D

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66) 2013 U.S.S. Kelvin

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The destruction of the Kelvin provided the emotionally stirring opening scenes of 2009’s Star Trek, introducing a new generation of fans to Gene Roddenberry’s vision of the future. Press the button to see the starship light up.

Press the button to see the starship light up.

This 2013 Keepsake Ornament is battery operated.
Artist: Lynn Norton

Size: 3.25″ W x 1.625″ H x 5 .5″ D

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Off-Brands: Spock Star Trek Christmas Light Set

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Spock Star Trek Christmas Light Set

The Kurt S. Adler Company $19.95

  • String of 10 lights shaped like Starfleet insignia (with Kirk on the other side)
  • Light covers crafted out of injection molded plastic
  • For indoor and outdoor use
  • Uses standard Christmas mini-light (replaceable)
  • Cord length: 138 inches (3.5 m) with 12″ gap (30 cm) between lights and 30″ (76 cm) lead from plug to the first bulb
  • Clear plastic hanging loop
  • Size (light): 1-1/2″ x 2-1/2″ x 1/2″ (3.5 cm x 6 cm x 1 cm)
  • Size (Box): 12-3/4″ x 6-3/4″ x 1-1/2″ (32 cm x 17 cm x 3.5 cm)

Off-Brands: Kirk Star Trek Christmas Light Set

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Kirk Star Trek Christmas Light Set

The Kurt S. Adler Company $19.95

  • String of 10 lights shaped like Starfleet insignia (with Kirk on the other side)
  • Light covers crafted out of injection molded plastic
  • For indoor and outdoor use
  • Uses standard Christmas mini-light (replaceable)
  • Cord length: 138 inches (3.5 m) with 12″ gap (30 cm) between lights and 30″ (76 cm) lead from plug to the first bulb
  • Clear plastic hanging loop
  • Size (light): 1-1/2″ x 2-1/2″ x 1/2″ (3.5 cm x 6 cm x 1 cm)
  • Size (Box): 12-3/4″ x 6-3/4″ x 1-1/2″ (32 cm x 17 cm x 3.5 cm)

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65) 2013 4th in the Star Trek Legends Series: Chief Engineer Montgomery Scott

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4th in the Star Trek Legends Hallmark ornament series

Keep the holidays running smoothly with the engineering “miracle worker” of the USS Enterprise, the 4th in our Star Trek Legends series.

Artist: Anita Marra Rogers

Size: 1.375″ W x 4.25″ H x 1.5″ D

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64) 2012 U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D

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For twenty-five years, science fiction fans have enjoyed watching the 24th century adventures of Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D. This anniversary-edition Keepsake Ornament comes complete with a display base, so you can relive the excitement felt at hearing the opening music year after year.

Attach ship to base and press button to hear Captain Picard’s monologue and music from the opening credits of STAR TREK: The Next Generation.

Battery operated.

Magic, Interactive, Plays Song/Sound

Artist: Lynn Norton

Size: 4.5″ x 2.5″ x 5″

Lynn Norton…“Since I previously made adjustments to my original 1993 sculpture for the 2007 issue, I utilized the revised sculpture from 2007 as a basis for the 2012 anniversary edition. I removed all of the additions and restored the D to its original configuration. We decided to place the ornament on a display base so it could have sound in addition to lights. With that in mind, the control circuitry, batteries and speaker would all be housed in a base that is permanently attached, unlike the detachable bases on previous ornaments.” – See more at: http://www.startrek.com/article/hallmark-sculptor-lynn-norton-on-the-storied-history-of-trek-keepsake-ornaments?ecid=PCID-2617611&pa=affcj#sthash.q76jIvR6.dpuf

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