Star Trek collectively refers to six science fiction television series spanning 726 episodes, ten motion pictures, and hundreds of novels, video games, and other works of fiction, all set within the same fictional universe created by Gene Roddenberry in the early- to mid-1960s. It depicts an optimistic future in which humankind has overcome sickness, racism, poverty, intolerance, and warfare on Earth; the central characters explore the galaxy, finding new worlds and meeting new civilizations, while helping to promote peace and understanding. "Star Trek" is one of the most popular names in the history of science fiction entertainment, and one of the most popular franchises in television history.  Come and visit our newly expanded webstore, we're adding tons of product daily! |
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From Diamond Select Toys and Collectibles. From the pilot episode that started it all, this exclusive "The Cage" Enterprise features the original look of the U.S.S. Enterprise right down to the smallest detail. With a modified bridge dome, warp nacelles, shuttle bay, deflector dish and more, this exclusive ship also features the voice of Captain Pike! Includes display stand and battery cover. | | Celebrating the 40th anniversary of Star Trek, this special 2-pack features action figures of Captain James T. Kirk along with his ultimate rival, Khan Noonien Singh! With the power of the Enterprise as his disposal, will it be enough to bring down Khan once and for all? Based on the classic episode "Space Seed," and sculpted by Art Asylum, each figure is in scale with past TOS releases and features multiple points of articulation. Blister card packaging. |
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This Phaser Pistol is based on the original 2 in 1 design. It has a Type-2 Phaser Pistol with removable Type-1 Hand Phaser. Authentic action lights and sound with adjustable power settings. | | Star Trek Phaser Replica sounds just like the original! Commemorative 40th Anniversary Collectible Star Trek Memorabilia - Be prepared for whatever adventures the universe may throw your way with this Star Trek phaser replica, an Art Asylum design and sculpt brought to you by Diamond Comics! Incredibly detailed, it features a bronze-colored handle and includes a mini phaser that detaches from the top. It even makes phaser noises, just like those from the original TV show! And in honor of Star Trek's 40th anniversary, it arrives in special commemorative packaging!Since its debut in 1966, Star Trek has become one of the most popular shows in television history, and this collectible Star Trek memorabilia makes the an ideal Star Trek gift, for yourself or a fellow Trekkie. |
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Featuring the iconic Captain James T. Kirk of the starship Enterprise, this deluxe Captains Chair set delivers a great design, accurate to the smallest details! Stands approximately 10" tall. | | This bust features Scotty from the Original Star Trek series. The bust stands about 7" tall and features a base with the Starfleet emblem, signifying branch of service, and the character's name. The base bottom artwork features the show logo and character name. The bottom also has rubber bumpers to protect display surfaces. Bust comes in a full color window box, great for display! |
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This bust features actor Reggie Nolder as Shras, the blue-skinned stoic Andorian from the episode #44 'Journey To Babel.' Shras gets involved in an interstellar incident when the Tellarite Ambassador is discovered murdered on the Enterprise during a important diplomacy mission. This polystone bust stands appoximately 7" tall and features an intricately desgined base featuring the name of the piece. The base bottom artwork features the Star Trek logo and rubber bumpers to protect display surfaces. | | This 9" action figure was produced in 1996 and features Mr. Spock from the first televised pilot episode of Star Trek. The figure is still in the original packaging and includes a phaser, communicator, Vulcan harp and a Starfleet base. |
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This 9" action figure was produced in 1999 and features an exclusive edition of Seven of Nine from Star Trek: Voyager. The figure is still in the original packaging and includes a Borg alcove, Starfleet phaser rifle, and Borg action base. | | This 9" action figure was produced in 1996 and features Commander Riker from the Star Trek film First Contact. The figure is still in the original packaging and includes a Starfleet type II phaser, Starfleet tricorder, Sims beacon, and a Starfleet action base. |
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This 9" action figure was produced in 1995 and features Kirk in Dress uniform. The figure is still in the original packaging and includes a phaser, communicator, tricorder and a Starfleet base. | | This 9" action figure was produced in 1997 and features Lieutenant Commander Dax from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The figure is still in the original packaging and includes a phaser, biological sample collector, Vulcan harp and a Starfleet base. |
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This 10.5" action figure was produced in 1994 and features Worf from Star Trek: The Next Generation. The figure is still in the original packaging and includes a delta shield collector's stand. | | Released by Decipher in 1995, this sealed box of ST: TNG collectible cards expands the universe of the card game! 15 cards per pack and 36 packs per box. Original packaging and still sealed from manufacturer. |
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Original Star Trek novel - Devil World by Gordon Eklund. | | Star Trek novel - Killing Time by Della Van Hise. First printing (1985). |
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Star Trek novel - World Without End by Joe Haldeman. | | Star Trek novel - Perry's Planet by Jack C. Haldeman II. |
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Star Trek novel - The Covenant of the Crown by Howard Weinstein. First printing (1981). | | Star Trek novel - Shadow Lord by Laurence Yep. First printing (1985). |
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Star Trek novel - Death's Angel by Kathleen Sky. First printing (1981). | | Star Trek novel - The Tears of the Singers by Melinda Snodgrass. First printing (1984). |
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Star Trek novel - Vulcan! by Kathleen Sky. | | Star Trek novel - Mudd's Angels by J. A. Lawrence and Stephen Kandell. |
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Star Trek novel - Dwellers in the Crucible by Margaret Wander Bonanno. First printing (1985). | | Star Trek novel - Dreadnought by Diane Carey. First printing (1986). |
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Star Trek novel - Spock, Messiah! by Theodore R. Cogswell and Charles A. Spano, Jr. | | Star Trek novel - Trek to Madworld by Stephen Goldin. |
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Star Trek novel - Uhura's Song by Janet Kagan. First printing (1985). | | Star Trek novel - The New Voyages 2 by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath. |
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Star Trek novel - The Price of the Phoenix by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath. | | Star Trek novel - The Entropy Effect by Vonda N. McIntyre. First printing (1981). |
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Star Trek novel - My Enemy, My Ally by Diane Duane. First printing (1984). | | Star Trek novel - Yesterday's Son by A. C. Crispin. First printing (1983). |
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Star Trek novel - Corona by Greg Bear. First printing (1984). | | Star Trek novel - Planet of Judgement by Joe Haldeman. |
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Star Trek novel - The Klingon Gambit by Robert E. Vardeman. First printing (1981). | | Star Trek novel - Black Fire by Sonni Cooper. First printing (1983). |
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Star Trek novel - The Starless World by Gordon Eklund. | | Star Trek novel - The Galactic Whirlpool by David Gerrold. First printing (1980). |
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Star Trek novel - The Final Reflection by John M. Ford. First printing (1984). | | Star Trek novel - Web of the Romulans by M. S. Murdock. First printing (1983). |
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Star Trek novel - The Abode of Life by Lee Correy. First printing (1982). | | Star Trek novel - The New Voyages by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath. |
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Star Trek novel - the Prometheus Design by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath. First printing (1982). | | Star Trek novel - Triangle by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath. First printing (1983). |
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Produced by ERTL in 1994. Still sealed in original box. | | Produced by ERTL in 1994. Still sealed in original box. |
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Set includes Klingon Attack Cruiser, Borg Ship and Romulan Warbird. Produced in 1993 by Galoob. | | 9" Data figure, sealed in original box from Playmates, 1994. Some light shelf wear on box. |
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9" Geordi Laforge figure from Playmates, 1994. Some light shelf wear on box. | | Vintage 9" Captain Kirk in classic uniform figure, sealed in original box from Playmates, 1994. #6068 |
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9" Kira Nerys figure, sealed in original box from Playmates. Some light shelf wear on box. | | 9" Guinan figure, sealed in original box from Playmates, 1994. Some light shelf wear on box. |
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9" Odo figure, sealed in original box from Playmates, 1994. Some light shelf wear on box. | | 9" Picard figure, sealed in original box from Playmates, 1994. Some light shelf wear on box. |
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6" Riker action figure from Star Trek Generations. Playmates, 1994. | | Christmas Ornament featuring the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-E from Star Trek. It lights up! Hallmark, 1998. |
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Micro-machines set featuring Deep Space 9 ships. Galoob, 1993. | | 9" action figure of Kira Nerys from Star Trek. In original window-box packaging. Playmates, 1997. #16189 |
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9" James Kirk in Environmental Suit "Exclusive" edition. Playmates, 1999. #65296 | | Star Trek the Motion Picture trading card set. 88 cards in set. Topps, 1979. |
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12” format highly detailed action figure of Q from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Produced by Playmates, 1999. | | These phasers were produced by Milton Bradley in 1979 when the first Star Trek movie was released. They are loose, but still have the instruction sheet. Each phaser requires a 9 volt battery to operate. Phasers will score a “hit” when fired at each other! |
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9” Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Starfleet Dress Uniform. Playmates, 1995. | | 9” Elim Garak from Star Trek Warp Factor Series 5. Playmates, 1998. |
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9” Miles O’Brien from Star Trek Collector Series Federation Edition. Playmates, 1996. | | 9” Jem’Hadar Soldier from Star Trek Warp Factor Series 3. Playmates, 1998. |
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7” scale Captain Kirk action figure from Star Trek Original Series Action Figures Wave One. Art Asylum, 2003. | | This set of seven 8-10” Star Trek figures includes: Captain Kirk, Spock, Uhura, Scotty, McCoy, Sulu and Chekov. All figures include original hang tags and bases! From Hamilton, 1991. |
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Borg 5" action figure from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Manufactured by Playmates. 1992. | | Ferengi 5" action figure from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Manufactured by Playmates. 1992. |
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Lore 5" action figure from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Manufactured by Playmates. 1993. | | Ambassador Spock 5" action figure from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Manufactured by Playmates. 1993. |
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5" action figure from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Manufactured by Playmates. 1993. | | Admiral Leonard H. McCoy 5" action figure from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Manufactured by Playmates. 1993. |
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Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge 5" action figure from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Manufactured by Playmates. 1992. | | 7" T'Pol Action Figure. Manufactured by Art Asylum in 2002 |
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Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge in Dress Uniform 5" action figure from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Manufactured by Playmates. 1992. | | Locutus Captain Jean-Luc Picard as a Borg 5" action figure from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Manufactured by Playmates. 1993. |
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Data 5" action figure from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Manufactured by Playmates. 1994. | | Commander William T. Riker 5" action figure from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Manufactured by Playmates. 1993. |
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Data 5" action figure from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Manufactured by Playmates. 1992. | | Dr. Beverly Crusher 5" action figure from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Manufactured by Playmates. 1993. |
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Commander William T. Riker 5" action figure from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Manufactured by Playmates. 1993. | | Mordock the Benzite 5" action figure from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Manufactured by Playmates. 1993. |
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6" Action Figure manufactured by Playmates, 1996. Blister card packaging. | ||
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