Record summary
A piece of set dressing to which similar pieces were featured variously in any episode of Deep Space Nine that would have scenes involving Cardassians or Cardassian computers. This item is an asymmetrically shaped, piece of smoked acrylic in the LCARS (Library Computer Access and Retrieval System) style, featuring graphical applications of Cardassian linguistic characters adhered to the reverse side. When pieces such as these are backlit, they give the impression of a computer screen or interface. The item measures approx. 37 X 19 inches with a negligible height.
Price history
| Vendor | Date | Price | With premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| IAW | Aug 03, 2007 | $510.00 | N/A |
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