"I know of your fondness for antiques."

[T'Girl]

And how DO you think Buffy would of faired against the salt vampire ?

 

[C.E. Evans]

I had box loads of stuff from the mid to late '70s--Kirk and Spock parachute toys, a spinning flywheel USS Enterprise toy, the Mego figures and play accessories--but being a notoriously untidy kid and moving house a lot, pretty much all of it either got tossed or left behind here and there.

Aside from the entire DC Comics' original run of Star Trek from 1983, I think the oldest thing I have in my collection now is a TOS model kit featuring the Enterprise, Klingon battlecruiser, and Romulan Bird of Prey. How I've managed to hold onto to them intact all these years is beyond me...

 

[Elder Knight]

I HAD that! I loved how the transporter messed up people- I still remember the foot coming out of the guy's ear!

Had it, too, but that copy's long gone. However...

Did you notice Spock seems to do a lot of SHOUTING!?!?!?!?
*hustles back to Shouting Spock thread *

My copies are gone as well, but I did get the Mad on CD collection years ago. So . . .

("Star Blecch," MAD, December 1967)

 

[Chrisisall]

And how DO you think Buffy would of faired against the salt vampire ?

She would have kicked it's ASS!!!

 

[The Wormhole]

Oldest thing I have I think is a cutaway poster of the Enterprise from TMP, originally printed in 1979.

 

[T'Girl]

Love that poster, just wish it had been in finer detail. Looks like it was drawn small, then blown up to poster size.

 

[Captain Roberts]

My 1968 Hardcover book: Mission To Horatious.