Star Trek: The Next Generation Complete Group of 13 Concept Blueprints of the U. S. S. Enterprise-D. [Hollywood: Paramount Pictures, ca. 1987]. Each sheet on off-white blueprint paper, printed in blue. Each sheet approximately 36 1/2 x 42".These sheets, numbered "Sheet 1 of 13" to "Sheet 13 of 13," are laid out as if they were drawn up by Starfleet Command, with approvals from "Project Designer Andrew Probert," "Project Designer Edwin Lee Zamora," and "Starfleet Command Gene Roddenberry." These are not construction plans for sets; these are layouts for writers and other creative people that display the imaginative deck plans and features of the Galaxy Class Enterprise. Sheet 1 is a dorsal view of the entire Enterprise. Sheet 2 is a ventral view of the Enterprise. Sheet 3 is a starboard, bow, and stern view of the Enterprise. Sheet 4 is a cutaway view of the starboard, and layouts of the Main Bridge and 2 portions of deck 2 (upper and lower). Sheet 5 are layouts of decks 3, 4, 5 (larger jagged tear at right margin). Sheet 6 is a layout of decks 6 and 7. Sheet 7 (unnumbered) are layouts for decks 8 and 9, including the saucer section's impulse engines. Sheet 8 are layouts of decks 10 and 11 (including the "10 Forward" lounge. Sheet 9 are layouts of decks 12-14, including the main hangar deck, complete with shuttlecraft. Sheet 10 is a layout of decks 15-25 (these decks are the last decks on the saucer section and all of the decks on the ship's strongback down to the forward photon torpedo bay). Sheet 11 is layouts for decks 26-33, including the upper edge of the main deflector dish. Sheet 12 are layouts for decks 34-38, which includes the remainder of the main deflector dish and Main Engineering. Sheet 13 are layouts of decks 39-42, with dorsal views of smaller craft stored on the Enterprise, including Large Transport Shuttle, Warp Sled, Large Shuttle, Standard Shuttle, Shuttlepod, Sphinx Maintenance Shuttle, and the Captain's Yacht.

From the Personal Collection of Greg Jein.

Sheets rolled, unevenly lightly discolored to a peach hue, some rubbing, minor edgewear some occasional marginal tears. Fine.