Record summary
This great boxing uniform lot was worn by Avery Brooks and his stunt double as “Commander Sisko” during the Star Trek: DS9 episode “Q-Less”. The two identical costumes each include a green sleeveless woven jumpsuit with built-in feet and a zip up the back. Worn over the top are brown form fitting shorts that have large belt loops for the accompanying red, green and brown sash to pass through. The costumes come complete with costume tags. As a bonus “Q's” (John de Lancie) boxing uniform blue, pink and purple sash is also included from the same episode.
Price history
| Vendor | Date | Price | With premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| IAW | Feb 02, 2007 | $150.00 | N/A |
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