ENTERPRISE INSIGNIA EVOLUTION
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ENTERPRISE INSIGNIA EVOLUTION

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ENTERPRISE INSIGNIA EVOLUTION
Five versions of the Enterprise arrowhead "vector" insignia, two embroidered, and three made from solid cast resin, painted as metal, comprising: Star Trek: The Original Series-style command insignia patch, made for "Trials and Tribble-ations" in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, one embroidered patch used in Star Trek: The Motion Picture a Star Trek: The Next Generation-style communicator badge; a Star Trek: Deep Space Nine /Voyager-style communicator badge; a future Starfleet communicator badge used in "The Visitor" in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (5)
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Lot Essay

William Ware Theiss's Enterprise insignia evolved through each succeeding version of Star Trek. The first major variation was an embroidered emblem designed by Robert Fletcher for Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Fletcher added a colored circle background to Theiss's original design. Starting with Star Trek: The Next Generation, the Starfleet emblem also became a personal communicator device. These later variations were designed by Rick Sternbach, Mike Okuda, and John Eaves.

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