1976 Langley Star Trek Poster Catalog

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Unlike today, Langely and Associates was one of those rare places in the mid 70s where you could buy fan merchandise, their catalog was loaded with everything from King Kong posters to a whole selection of 8" by 10" stills from "The Prisoner".

However, the big thing was a wonderful array of Star Trek merchandise, particularly an amazing amount of groovy posters. I've seen some of these in comic book ads but never in full glorious colour, check em out after the jump!





I adore the font used in the Star Trek logo.



That's a lot of phaserin' going on.




Isn't that the cover of StarLog?

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[Earth 2 Chris]

That bottom crew shot on the bridge (P1016) always gets me. Clearly the creator's mistress/wife shouldn't be RIGHT BEHIND THE CAPTAIN. Nurse Chapel totally photo-bombed Uhura. In the alternate shot of the same set up, you can't even see Nichelle Nichols face!

Those full size shots of Kirk and Spock are awesome. I'd hang those up now!

Chris

[HardyGirl]

I have 2 copies of the life size posters of Kirk and Spock in my room, and the crew on the transporter as a light switch plate in there as well.

[Mikey]

The above shot of the Enterprise (P1009) is interesting.

Is that an AMT kit ?

Hard to see if the warp engines are tapered

[SKotK]

Those are some great posters. I've seen the odd one here and there, including the transporter ones of Kirk and Spock.

--SKot

[cjefferys]

Great posters, those 6 ft ones are awesome!