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04) 1994 klingon bird of prey.

IT’S THE KLINGONS! Shields up, and red alert! Just kidding – the Klingon’s are now allies with the United Federation of Planets … or are they???

The 1994 Klingon Bird of Prey Hallmark ornament is modeled after the imposing Klingon space vessels from the hit television series: STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION. With this fierce battleship orbiting around your tree, you had better notify Starfleet Command to send help immediately, just in case the Klingon commander has something up his sleeve. This meticulously detailed Klingon starship features automatically and continuously flickering and glowing lights from the front torpedo launcher and the rear engines. You can plug this ornament into any miniature light bulb socket on a standard miniature Christmas tree light string, or plug it into the Hallmark Legacy Cord (sold separately). Artist: Lynn Norton

1994 Bird of Prey Commercial

Robert O’Reilly appeared in the Star Trek franchise for over ten years primarily in his recurring role on Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine as Chancellor Gowron, the leader of the Klingon Empire.

O’Reilly made his first appearance in the Star Trek franchise with an appearance in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Manhunt”and his last as the character Kago-Darr in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode “Bounty”.

Marc Okrand, creator of the Klingon language, provided the language for the commercial.  He is the author of three books about Klingons – The Klingon Dictionary , The Klingon Way and Klingon for the Galactic Traveler , as well as two audio-courses: Conversational Klingon and Power Klingon .

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Hallmark Ornament: 1994 Klingon Bird of Prey | QLX7386 | Star Trek

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Hallmark Ornament: 1994 Klingon Bird of Prey

This 1994 Star Trek - Klingon Bird Of Prey ornament is a must-have for fans of the series. The intricately detailed design captures the essence of this classic ship, and makes it a perfect addition to any collection. It's also a great way to show your love for Star Trek The Next Generation, and would make an excellent gift for any fan of the show. Attached this ornament to a miniature light strand to see the light flicker.

Height: 1.8"

Artist: Lynn Norton

MPN: QLX7386 / 7386

Series/Collection: Star Trek Series

Ornament Condition Descriptions: All Hallmark ornaments are in mint condition and come in their original boxes.

Like New Box: Boxes are in excellent condition, showing minimal if any shelf ware. Original packing materials and inserts are not guaranteed.

Worn Box: Boxes are in good condition but will be worn or somewhat damaged.

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Published Oct 20, 2010

Hallmark Star Trek Keepsake Ornaments Anniversary

When Hallmark Cards included the Starship Enterprise among its Keepsake Ornaments line in 1991 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Star Trek , no one anticipated there might be a second Star Trek ornament to hang along with it—let alone more than 50 of them.

But 20 years later, Star Trek fans continue to add to their trees—and to their collections—ships, scenes and characters from every incarnation of the series and films as interpreted by Hallmark Keepsake Ornament sculptors and artists. To celebrate this milestone year for Trek ornaments, here’s a two-part look at highlights and insights on two decades of Star Trek and Hallmark. Read about the first decade below, and be on the lookout for the rest in part two tomorrow.

1991 —Starship Enterprise was the first iconic non-character to be licensed and produced as a Keepsake Ornament. The ornament’s unexpected popularity also prompted it to be the first Keepsake Ornament to go back into production after selling out in stores well before Christmas. Keepsake Artist Lynn Norton, who sculpted the ornament, says initial concept drawings depicted Santa Claus popping out of a hinged bridge dome and garland draped around the primary hull. A Star Trek fan since the first night of The Original Series broadcast, Norton fought to change the design to be more accurate. He went on to sculpt all but one of the succeeding Star Trek ship ornaments.

1992 —Shuttlecraft Galileo, sculpted by Dill Rhodus, was the first Star Trek ornament to feature an original voice recording. Leonard Nimoy recorded a holiday message as Spock for the ornament, which was featured in the first national television advertisement for a single Keepsake Ornament.

1993 —U.S.S. Enterprise marked Hallmark’s first ornament based on Star Trek: The Next Generation. The NCC-1701-D was the first starship ornament to have lighted nacelles. For whatever reason, photos of this ornament in advertisements and publications tended to be run upside-down. A television commercial for this ornament featured Patti Yasutake as Nurse Alyssa Ogawa asking questions to the Enterprise-D’s computer about the ornament.

1994 —The Klingon Bird of Prey is one Keepsake Ornament that almost didn’t happen. Not only were there initial concerns about producing an ornament featuring such clearly defined wingtip weapons, its design failed initial safety testing as the patented circuitry that Hallmark invented to plug ornaments into light strings produced too much heat inside the small hull of the ship. At the last minute, a talented engineer at Hallmark redesigned the circuitry to comply with UL and still keep the original patent. The newly designed circuit was so efficient that it was later used in all Hallmark lighted ornaments that plugged into light strings.

1995 —Not only was this the first year to feature more than one Star Trek ornament, it was the first to see characters as ornaments with the introductions of Captain James T. Kirk and Captain Jean-Luc Picard. To differentiate the ornaments, Keepsake artists added “props” to each figure (Kirk’s captain’s chair and corridor panels for Picard). Other ornaments included the Romulan Warbird (TNG-era) and a set of three miniature ornaments, The Ships of Star Trek , based on designs in 1991, 1993 and 1994. Full-size combadge pins were manufactured by Hallmark and offered as a free gift to those who purchased all of the Star Trek ornaments that year.

1996 —To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Star Trek , Keepsake Ornaments produced a set based on designs of the 1991 and 1992 ornaments but made from die-cast zinc and electroplated with nickel. A display base for the set featured a recording of William Shatner’s opening narration, making this the first ornament to use a recording from the show itself. The year’s U.S.S. Voyager ornament was the first based on that series. Figure ornaments included Mr. Spock and Commander William T. Riker. Hallmark manufactured an embossed pin with the official 30th anniversary Star Trek logo that was offered as a free gift to those buying all of the year’s ornaments.

1997 —Three ornaments were offered this year, including the first from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine , the U.S.S. Defiant. Figures were Commander Data and Dr. McCoy, who artists placed on a transporter pad as an in-joke to fans who might know of the physician’s fears of having his atoms scattered across space by the gadget.

1998 —With Star Trek: First Contact being released that year, Hallmark worked in advance of the film to produce an ornament based on the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-E. Designs were based on early art that showed the starship’s deflector dish glowing blue, a color that was changed to amber for the final film. The ornament was changed to glow amber just prior to production. Joining the Enterprise-E that year as an ornament was Captain Kathryn Janeway.

1999 —Three of the four Star Trek Keepsake Ornaments this year each represented firsts for the line. Worf was the first figure not to include a prop. U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 was the first to feature a porcelain replica of postage-stamp art. The U.S.S. Enterprise ornament was the first of the line to be made of blown glass. Rounding out the year’s offerings was Runabout—U.S.S. Rio Grande from DS9 .

2000 —This year’s Borg Cube ornament features a recording of a Hallmark sound engineer’s voice synthesized to sound like a Borg communication. While Keepsake Artist Lynn Norton recorded the ornament’s message himself, the engineer’s test recording ended up being the preferred sound sample. Other ornaments for the year were a blown-glass Lt. Commander Worf and a figure of Seven of Nine.

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Star Trek Klingon Bird of Prey 1994 Hallmark Ornament

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IT'S THE KLINGONS! Shields up, and red alert! Just kidding - the Klingon's are now allies with the United Federation of Planets ... or are they??? The 1994 Klingon Bird of Prey Hallmark ornament is modeled after the imposing Klingon space vessels from the hit television series: STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION. With this fierce battleship orbiting around your tree, you had better notify Starfleet Command to send help immediately, just in case the Klingon commander has something up his sleeve. This meticulously detailed Klingon starship features automatically and continuously flickering and glowing lights from the front torpedo launcher and the rear engines. You can plug this ornament into any miniature light bulb socket on a standard miniature Christmas tree light string.

Pre-Owned but in like new condition in original box with everything included.

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