Barbie Collectibles, Barbie and Ken Star Trek Giftset

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This Antique Rose Barbie was one of the first Barbie dolls that was released as part of the Limited Edition FAO Schwarz Floral Signature Collection in 1996. She wears a gorgeous satin gown in an off-white rose shade. The real detail in this Barbie comes from the fact that silk roses in different sizes cover her skirt. This romantic set of two dolls was released in 1992. Even though it wasn't released as a limited edition set, this Barbie can still fetch a pretty penny for collectors that have the right set in good condition! This is the very first copy of Star Trek on VHS, signed by William Shatner. This non-stereo Gatefold copy of Star Trek is one-of-a-kind and extremely rare, a unique item to add to any Star Trek collection.

Barbie Star Trek - Etsy

Although many playsets that have been released have been for Barbie her self, not all of them are something that she can use! Kelly is a doll who is Barbie's younger sister and the Kelly Playground playset is all for her! It was released in 1998 and has a ton of super fun pieces.Why? According to the Star Trek reference book, The Fifty-Year Mission: The Next 25 Years — From the Next Generation to J.J. Abrams, the team saw Q as a copy of Trelane, a character who appears in the original Star Trek season 1 episode "The Squire of Gothos." In the story, Captain Kirk and his crew encounter a powerful alien named Trelane (William Campbell) who makes the Enterprise crew his playthings. Although Trelane appears all-powerful, we learn he's the child of two other omnipotent beings who make him stop bothering the U.S.S. Enterprise. Crystal Rhapsody Barbie was released in 1992 and is definitely an example of a Barbie that was released solely to be a collector's item. It comes with a stand that will help her to stand up and be on display all the time. There is increasing motivation for devoted fans to acquire ownership of unique and historically significant artifacts, particularly with the current surge in young people’s interest in Star Trek. Unsurprisingly, most of Q's appearances are in Star Trek: The Next Generation where he manages to annoy or threaten Picard and the Enterprise crew on eight separate occasions, including in the series pilot and the series finale. Q also appears in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine season 1 episode "Q-Less" where he meets (and boxes with) Commander Benjamin Sisko (Avery Brooks).

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This playset is one that turns Barbie into a music star! There are playsets that give Barbie the ability to do just about anything and this one is a super special one because of the fact that it comes with play food, a juice bar, and an assortment of pieces of musical equipment like a piano, guitar, microphone, and speaker. Q was named by none other than Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, who chose the unusual alias in honor of his friend Janet Quarton. A long-time Star Trek fan, Quarton was the president of the Star Trek Action Group (STAG), an early Star Trek fan club. She also helped publish Star Trek fanzines and organize Star Trek conventions in Britain. Her involvement in the Star Trek fan community caught the attention of Gene Roddenberry who corresponded closely with Quarton over the years. The Enterprise is a ship of the Terran Empire, a conquering and murderous organization where officers are assassinated as punishment and as a means of promotion, in the Mirror, Mirror episode. Due to a transporter malfunction, Captain Kirk and his companions are switched with their evil counterparts from this parallel universe (later dubbed the “Mirror Universe”). It seems like Barbie manages to do everything. Since she was introduced, Barbie has had just about every awesome job that we could dream of! But Barbie hasn't let having all those cool jobs stop her from going to college and getting a quality education. This porcelain Barbie was released in 1996 and looks so warm and cozy for the wintertime. She's a hand-painted doll who is wearing a super detailed green dress with lots of fur trim at the collar and the ends of the sleeves.This massive lithograph is a print signed by the casts of Star Trek (original series), Star Trek Deep Space Nine, Star Trek the Next Generation, and Star Trek Voyager. The frame, matting, and photo itself are covered in signatures, with dozens scattered across the piece and some cast members having signed it twice. Barbie has a ton of accessories and playsets that have come out over the years. She can be any profession like a veterinarian to a chef to an artist and she can do all kinds of cool things like have a tropical party or even go camping. Barbie is a doll that was launched in 1959 and created by Mattel, Inc. Barbie was inspired by a doll named Bild Lilli that Ruth Handler saw during a trip to Germany. This doll inspired her to come up with the concept of an adult fashion doll who we now all know as the iconic doll and media franchise Barbie, a name given to her as a reference to Handler's daughter, Barbara. For the past 50 years, Barbie has become a cultural icon and a staple in the toy world, particularly among dolls. It is not surprising that fans have generated demand for exclusive, rare, and expensive products related to the well-known franchise given the lengthy and spectacular history of the Star Trek series, from the television to the movie versions.

Mattel Barbie DGW70 Star Trek 25th Anniversary Uhura Doll

This isn't a Barbie doll per se, but it is her horse! It came out in 1991 and came with a fur-trimmed outfit that could match a Ski Fun Barbie absolutely perfectly. Any Barbie fan will know that Barbie accessories like cars, pets, and clothes can get pretty expensive. If you’re in the market for a stunning collectible and addition to your game room, this is the perfect opportunity. At a high price and even higher wow factor, this pinball machine is one of the most valuable Star Trek memorabilia.These retro gift sets were released in 1997 and 1999 and are each worth quite a bit of money these days if a collector happens to own them and have them in their original boxes.