Well, I'm not going to pull everything out and photograph it, but around the house is the following:
- Remnants of circa-1969 Enterprise and Klingon ship models (saucer diameter 8 to 9 inches)
- SBS edition of Star Trek (Blish adaptations), circa 1968, and ordinary Bantam editions of Star Trek 2 through 8 and Spock Must Die!, all purchased new
- Program book from January 1975 Star Trek convention, Americana Hotel, New York City; a few uniform patches and a "Phaser Equipped/Warp Drive Powered" bumper sticker procured there
- Original editions of The Making of Star Trek and The World of Star Trek, both purchased new
- I Am Not Spock
- I Am Spock
- Nick Meyer's memoir The View from the Bridge
- Paramount VHS tapes: "The Empath," "Is There in Truth No Beauty?," Star Trek VI
- DVDs: Director's Editions of the first two movies
- LP: TWoK soundtrack
- 8-track tape cartridge: TMP soundtrack
- Letter from George Duning, 1980, replying to my fan letter and informing me that his Star Trek materials were all archived at the USC library
I also owned at one time the Viewmaster version of "The Omega Glory" and a Star Trek Tracer Gun that shot little plastic disks.