Record summary
“Kasidy Yates” (Penny Johnson) was a freighter captain later exposed as a Maquis smuggler and introduced to “Captain Sisko” (Avery Brooks) by Sisko's son; “Jake Sisko” (Cirroc Lofton). She was featured in fifteen Deep Space Nine episodes however this costume is from the episode “Penumbra” in which Yates was planning to marry Captain Sisko. The sleeveless purple slip is double layered with a scooped neck. The stitching on the left shoulder is loose and needs minimal repair. A purple robe with a matching belt is worn over the slip. Costume comes complete with costume tag.
Price history
| Vendor | Date | Price | With premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| IAW | May 25, 2007 | $140.50 | N/A |
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