Heritage Auctions · Sale 7278 · Lot 89113
Episode Production and Press Photos (189) from Star Trek: The Original Series (Paramount TV, 1966-1969).
Vintage original gelatin silver glossy 8" x 10" (107) and 7" x 9" (58) production and press prints of William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley, Majel Barrett, James Doohan, Nichelle Nichols, Grace Lee Whitney, George Takei, Walter Koenig, and guest stars from 1966-1967, 1967-1968, and 1968-1969 seasons of Star Trek: The Original Series, with paper caption on the verso of many. Episodes include The Man Trap (S1-Ep1) (6), The Naked Time (S1-Ep4) (5), The Enemy Within (S1-Ep5) (5), Mudd's Women (S1-Ep6) (5), Miri (S1-Ep8) (5), Dagger of the Mind (S1-Ep9) (4), The Corbomite Maneuver (S1-Ep10) (2), Conscience of the King (S1-Ep13) (5), Balance of Terror (S1-Ep14) (12), Shore Leave (S1-Ep15) (3), The Galileo Seven (S1-Ep16) (8), The Squire of Gothos (S1-Ep17) (4), The Alternative Factor (S1-Ep27) (3), City on the Edge of Forever (S1-Ep28) (6), Who Mourns for Adonais? (S2-Ep2) (2), The Changeling (S2-Ep3) (2), The Apple (S2-Ep5) (4), Catspaw (S2-Ep7) (5), Journey to Babel (S2-Ep10) (13), Friday's Child (S2-Ep11) (5), Wolf in the Fold (S2-Ep14) (3), Gamesters of Triskelion (S2-Ep16) (2), A Private Little War (S2-Ep19) (2), Patterns of Force (S2-Ep21) (2), Assignment Earth (S2-26) (2), Spock's Brain (S3-Ep1) (7), The Enterprise Incident (S3-Ep2) (11), Paradise Syndrome (S3-Ep3) (3), And the Children Shall Lead (S3-Ep4) (1), Spectre of the Gun (S1-Ep6) (4), Day of the Dove (S3-Ep7) (2), Plato's Stepchildren (S3-Ep10) (1), Elaan of Troyius (S3-Ep13) (3), Let That Be Your Last Battlefield (S3-Ep15) (4), and The Savage Curtain (S3-Ep22) (3). Also included are glossy 7" x 9" (10) and 7" x 8" (3), and 7" x 7.25" (3) prints of Shatner and Nimoy holding placards promoting the move to Fridays and glossy 8" x 10" prints (8) of demonstrations in Los Angeles and New York of threatened cancellations of Star Trek by NBC, by Paul W. Bailey, January 1968, and by Frank Carroll, February 1969. Fine to Excellent. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions. From the Collection of Greg Jein.


























