Star Trek Beyond DVD Lenticular Card |
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Several versions of the Beyond DVD set come with different cards. This is a lenticular magnet, 5 1/4 by 6 3/4, found on the Limited Edition 3D Blueray steelbook. | |
Star Trek Beyond Lenticular DVD Case |
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This is a Star Trek Beyond DVD lenticular case. It is attached to the case. |
Star Trek Movie Steelbook Lenticular Magnet |
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Advertised as a steelbook (blue ray discs that come in metal jackets) lenticular, this one is really nice but likely not official. 5 1/4 by 6 1/2. |
ST 40th Anniversary Card |
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A 3×4, blank backed lenticular card promoting a set of TOS lenticular posters produced by a company called Mello-Smello. The posters themselves are 8×10. |
Bi Fi Set |
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Set of 6 trading card sized 3-d cards found in sausages packages in Germany in 1996. |
First Contact Video Card |
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When First Contact was released on videos in 1997, a 4 /14 x7 First Contact lenticular card appeared in a few trade magazines for video stores to encourage sales of the tapes to video stores. Some were lightly gummed into the magazine. Others had a green sticker on the back promoting the product. The card also appeared attached to the boxes of First Contact videos themselves. There was also a UK version of the video lenticular card which had text and fake signatures of Frakes and Berman. |
Voyager Entertainment Card |
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This 4×6 card was attached to the front of the box of the software Voyager Entertainment Utility in 1996. |
TV Guide Lenticular |
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The December 7-13 2002 TV Guide had 4 different lenticular cards on the front of the magazine. The 4 cards measure 4×4 and flip between two images. There is also a promotional uncut sheet of the lenticulars. |
Blockbuster Trek Movie 2009 set |
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A set of 3 gift cards with a lenticular effect from Blockbuster advertizing the new Trek movie. Roddenberry.com 3-D card |
Roddenberry Card |
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Lenticular card from Roddenberry.com released at the San Diego Comic Con, 2009. Used to promote a series of lenticular prints. |
SDCC ST App Promo card |
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Released in 2011, this 4×5 lenticular card was given out at the SDCC to promote a new ST app. |
Universal Studios ST Lenticular card |
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4×6 blank backed, thicker card stock card from Universal Studios, 1988 |
Roger’s Plus Lenticular card |
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Canadian Lenticular gift card from Roger’s Plus Shopping Channel in 2009. Approx 2 x 3.5. |