(4) SHEETS OF (250+) VINTAGE U.S.S. ENTERPRISE NCC-1701 DECALS FOR FILMING MODELS FROM STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES. - (NBC-TV, 1966-69) Four vintage wet transfer-type decal sheets specifically designed for use as replacements on the Star Trek: The Original Series 11-foot and 3-foot filming miniatures of the U.S.S. Enterprise on the Howard Anderson visual effects stage on the Desilu Studios lot between 1966-69. These “U.S.S. Enterprise” / “NCC-1701” identifier decals were cut out of the sheets as needed whenever the existing decals on the model became scratched or damaged. In addition, “reversed” decals are present that were utilized to create the illusion of portside fly-bys by using flipped negatives (the portside of the ship was never shot since it had cabling running out of it). In addition, there are various small identifier decals stating, for example, “Nitrogen Purge Reducer Valve Access,” “Explosive Bolt Access,” “Radio Compass Sense Antenna,” “Press. Regulator Static Vent, “Hatch Access,” etc. that were only legible during close-ups and a set of tiny versions of the above are present for the 3-foot Enterprise model. These decals originated from the collection of Craig O. Thompson, office manager for post production on StarTrek, Mission: Impossible, Mannix, The Lucy Show, among others, and a signed COA by Thompson accompanies the lot. A few small pieces of mending tape are present on the largest sheet and a few of the larger letters have small fleck spots and one decal sheet is slightly water stained at the bottom right edge; overall, Very Good and somewhat miraculous to have survived.