FOR THE ULTIMATE STAR TREK FAN OR SERIOUS FILM MEMORABILIA COLLECTOR – THIS IS A TRUE ONE-OF-A-KIND TREASURE. Offered here is a genuine 70mm strip of 30 continuous film frames featuring Leonard Nimoy as Spock, from the 1979 feature film Star Trek: The Motion Picture. SCENE VERIFICATION: This strip captures Spock on the Enterprise bridge at timestamp 1:43:23 in the original 1979 theatrical version of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, currently streaming on Paramount+. The costume, lighting, and background console match exactly – confirming this is likely from a genuine 70mm theatrical print. Screenshot included for provenance reference only. This uniform style was worn only in Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) – making these frames unmistakably tied to that film’s unique visual identity. While the film was originally shot on 35mm, a small number of prestige 70mm blow-up prints were created in 1979 for limited theatrical engagements and award consideration screenings. These prints are now incredibly rare, with most destroyed or archived. This film strip likely originates from one such print. I double dare you to find this anywhere else. This is the kind of collector’s piece that disappears into private archives and never resurfaces. Since I was gifted the strip in 2001, it has been carefully stored and comes in an aluminium protective container for display and safekeeping. TECHNICAL DETAILS: – True 70mm format, five perforations per frame per side – “EASTMAN 14″ edge marking – “SAFETY FILM” embossed – confirming manufacture on original, non-nitrate projection stock – 30 continuous frames of Leonard Nimoy as Spock – 1.25 seconds of uninterrupted screen time – Original magnetic audio strip along the edge – standard for 6-track sound in 70mm theatrical projection – Bridge console details and costume match Act III of the film during the V’Ger analysis sequences Please note: This is a color positive 70mm projection print, struck on Eastman Kodak stock and color-timed for theatrical lighting. These prints were graded specifically for cinema projection using high-intensity lamps – not for viewing by eye. When backlit or examined in-hand, tones may appear warmer or more magenta – a normal and authentic characteristic of theatrical release prints, especially Eastman stock. This is not a replica or mass-market cell – it is a true cinematic artifact, and would make a stunning centrepiece for any Star Trek or classic cinema collection. WHY IT’S PRICED ACCORDINGLY: 70mm film from Star Trek: The Motion Picture is exceptionally scarce, especially with a key character like Spock. Unlike common 35mm clippings or stills, this large-format strip offers visual clarity, rarity, and physical presence – a genuine slice of sci-fi and film history. Between its screen-confirmed provenance, archival presentation, and ultra-rare 70mm format, this piece is priced for collectors who understand its significance and long-term value. REFERENCE IMAGE USE NOTICE (FOR PROVENANCE): One or more promotional images of Leonard Nimoy as Spock from Star Trek: The Motion Picture are included in this listing purely for costume and scene verification purposes. These are not part of the item for sale.