Star Trek TNG & DS9 - Ferengis phaser - SOLD

With DS9 I really started to like things Ferengis and was actively looking for a Ferengis phaser and a Ferengis PADD. Still looking for the PADD but at least a phaser is now on display.

Always trying to blend some props together for display I added some Latinum slips and bars to it which could be a typical Ferengis philosophy... anything to get Latinum.

The Ferengi phaser was a type of phaser classified as a plasma weapon used by the Ferengi which fired a forced plasma beam. (TNG: "Descent")


In 2369, the Rakhari criminal Croden used a Ferengi phaser when he went into holosuite one to steal a valuable egg item from the two Miradorns Ah-Kel and Ro-Kel. Constable Odo later mentioned that it was curious he used such a weapon and suggested Quark behind this. (DS9: "Vortex") 

Ferengi phaser constructed of cast resin, painted brown with additional color accents and an aluminum emitter tip. First seen in the TNG episode, “Menage a Troi.” 

Also seen in subsequent TNG episodes, “Rascals” and “Bloodlines,” as well as the DS9 episode, “Vortex.”  

Measures 6 in long.

Star Trek: TNG - Assassin's Blade - SOLD

Klingons have great costumes, disruptors and blades. Who wouldn't want to get a Bat'leth, a D'k tahg or a Mek'leth.

Well not sure how this is called but it's a very nice knife featured in the Star Trek The Next Generation episode Sins of the Father wherein Lieutenant Worf travels to the Klingon home world with his brother to answer for charges against his late father. This weapon was used by an unnamed Klingon warrior in an attempt upon Captain Picard's life.

It has a long brown handle featuring a textured, wrinkled design, gold colored accents, two tiny little spikes radiating out at opposite angles from the base of the blade, and a thin, retractable, metal blade.

To make a more complete display I added a Klingon emblem I got on a IAW auction previously as well as a symbol usually found on Klingon uniforms.

Star Trek: TNG - Post Atomic Badge and Drug Dispenser - SOLD

The first episode of TNG was... and still is "Encounter at Far Point".

It was written by series creator Gene Roddenberry and directed by Corey Allen.

The episode premièred on 28 September, 1987 and was the first new live-action episode of Star Trek to have been created since 1969.

The crew of the newly built USS Enterprise-D examine the mysterious Farpoint Station which the enigmatic Bandi people are offering to the Federation, while under the judgmental gaze of a powerful alien entity that calls itself Q. Q declares that humanity is being put on trial, using their actions in this upcoming mission to judge their worthiness and to avoid extermination.

Q uses 21st century military depicted in this episode to make the point of humanity barbaric military past that resorted to drug addiction to keep its troops in line during the Third World War, a conflict frequently alluded to in various Star Trek series, but never seen.

Post Atomic Badge:

A silver colored cast metal Illuminati- style badge with wire fasteners. The badge is triangular in shape with a crest across the top and a pyramidal eye molded onto the center.


Drug Dispenser:

The drug dispenser is a tan colored cast resin prop with painted details and a penned on ARMY, R2-D3PO-D. 

Then it just needed an appropriate display and "voila"...

Star Trek DS9 - Phasers display - SOLD

Luckily, from time to time, there are auctions where you can find some great props. During the Star Trek "Profile in History" auction there was a lot of great weapons sold and managed to get my hands on a Cardassian disruptor, a Ferengi handphaser and a Vidiian bio-probe.

Then I thought about displaying a few weapons together and it took me quite a while to get a Federation phaser and a Jem'Hadar disruptor. Was hoping to add a Klingon disruptor but those are even harder to come by with.

At the end glad to have done it with 3 phasers only as it displays very well without being too big.

Jem'Hadar pistol: 

This cast resin gun with vacuum formed hood was first seen in the ST:DS9 episode titled "The Jem'Hadar". Disruptor bursts from Jem'Hadar soldiers left anti-coagulants in the systems of those attacked by such a weapon, usually causing their victims to suffer and die from the loss of blood.

After it had been established as the Jem'Hadar weapon, it was also used as a "mirror universe" weapon in the DS9 episode titled "Through the Looking Glass". In "Shattered Mirror" it was used by The Intendant (Nana Visitor), Major Kira Nerys' mirror universe character.

Cardassian disruptor:

Cast resin handheld pistol painted gold, red and grey. Used in multiple episodes of the TNG, Voyager, and in particularly, DS9 (as the Cardassians are major players in the politics of the region) series.

Federation "Boomerang" phaser: 

After the "Dustbuster" phaser which lasted 1 season on TNG, the main Federation type 2 phaser was the "Cobrahead" phaser. Used in TNG and DS9 before being replaced by the "Boomerang" version.

This one is a silver and black painted hero non-illuminating resin with color accents. Comes with a leather holster.

Star Trek DS9 - Bajoran phaser rifle - SOLD

Continuing the collection of phasers and disruptors and more specifically in DS9, you need some Bajoran weapons as they are very specific and personally I find them great on display.

Very fortunate to get this as those are not easy to get.

The Bajoran phaser rifle was a firearm used by the Bajoran Militia.

Bajoran troopers were armed with these phaser rifles when tracking Shakaar Edon and supporters of the Shakaar resistance cell in the Dahkur Hills. (DS9: "Shakaar")

Bajoran phaser rifles were used by Odo's security deputies when the Klingons invaded station Deep Space 9. (DS9: "The Way of the Warrior")