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The Dead Zone set has an insert card of Nicole DeBoer, S2, with a reference to her Star Trek role on the back. |
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These are two oversized cards-4 3/4" by 6 3/4" put out in Houston with lots of sponsor logos on back. Possibly a convention. Card stock is thin. (Thanks, Dee!) |
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From StarDream One, this actor card is of Mark Lenard. It was created in 1994, perhaps as part of a German Fan Club. |
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The 3/92 issue of KINO Magazine (French?) has some perforated cards (4 to a page), with birographical data on back. (4x51/2) |
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For those who collect cards with Trek references, the Roswell auto card of Frakes references his Trek roles in the back. |
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High School Heros card with Trek actors. This set feautred Actor's High School Year Book Pictures and statiscs. It was produced by Freedom Press. |
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Hollywood Walk of Fame (1991) set is a large set of actor cards who
have a star on the HWOF. It includes a picture of the actor and biographical
details on back.
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Booksmith Takei card This is a card from an author set It's one card of an ongoing set. They do 3-4 cards a month for their various book signings. Each card had rougly 200-300 cards printed, but some authors demanded more and they had reprinted a couple. But, there was no reprinting on the Takei card and it is limited to 200. According to a letter from the store, 20 were removed to be autographed by Geroge by the store personal, leaving 180 that could then be used by customers to get autographed, leaving even fewer unsigned. (Thanks, Sam!) |
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Old Yellow Eye's CD's came with a random one of 5 cards with images of Brent Spiner. |
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This is card #72 "Sci Fi Xpo poster" from Lost Worlds
by William Stout. George Takei is mentioned as a guest. (Thanks, Genny!)
Card is standard trading card sized and
The back says "For several years running, William Stout was an honored guest of Seattle's Sci Fi Xpo, the only convention put on not by fans, but by a city. This 1980 poster incorporates the alien destruction of a few of Seattle's better known landmarks." |
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Promo card promoting the Chicagoland Entertainment Exp in 2005. Mentions her role in ST. |
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