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m (some minor rewording. more needs to be done. and he's not art department. never worked on a star trek production, just the auctions/etc)
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'''Alec Peters, Jr.''' {{born|3|September|1960}} was appointed archivist in 2011 for the [[CBS Studios|CBS]] ''[[Star Trek]]'' Archive, working on the various ''Star Trek'' exhibition tours, the last one being the 2012 "Pacific National Exhibition", Vancouver, Canada–leg of the ''[[Star Trek The Exhibition]]'' tour exhibit. His responsibilities were the care of the props and [[studio model]]s that were still in the possession of the studio and which were featured in the tours exhibits from 2006 onward. Prior to his appointment, Peters had been entrusted by CBS in 2010 by the studio with the auctioning off of the exhibit assets of the defunct Las Vegas ''[[Star Trek: The Experience]]'' exhibition.
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'''Alec Peters, Jr.''' {{born|3|September|1960}} was officially appointed archivist by [[CBS Studios|CBS]] in 2011 for their ''[[Star Trek]]'' Archive, working on the various ''Star Trek'' exhibition tours, the last one being the 2012 "Pacific National Exhibition", Vancouver, Canada–leg of the ''[[Star Trek The Exhibition]]'' tour exhibit. His responsibilities were the care of the screen-used props and [[studio model]]s that were still in the possession of the studio and which were featured in the tours exhibits from 2006 onward. Prior to his appointment, Peters had been entrusted by CBS in 2010 with the auctioning off of the exhibit assets of the defunct Las Vegas ''[[Star Trek: The Experience]]'' exhibition.
   
 
Peters had become a collector of ''Star Trek'' memorabilia from 2006 onward, something he started when he attended the 2006 ''[[40 Years of Star Trek: The Collection]]'' [[Star Trek auctions|auction]]. An attorney by training at the University of North Carolina School of Law, he began coaching men's volleyball at USC, where he was assistant coach on the 1990 NCAA Championship team. He also coached with the USA National Team until starting his first business, AMG, a sports management company. [http://www.propworx.com/about-propworx/our-team/] Yet, afterwards, pursuant his 2006 experience, he made collecting Science Fiction memorabilia collecting and trading his primary occupation, prompting his remark on the Propworx, Inc. site profile, "''Alec isn't quite sure what he wants to do when he grows up.''"
  
Peters had become a collector of ''Star Trek'' memorabilia from 2006 onward, something he started when he attended the 2006 ''[[40 Years of Star Trek: The Collection]]'' [[Star Trek auctions|auction]]. An attorney by training at the University of North Carolina School of Law, he began coaching men's volleyball at USC, where he was assistant coach on the 1990 NCAA Championship team. He also coached with the USA National Team until starting his first business, AMG, a sports management company. [http://www.propworx.com/about-propworx/our-team/] Yet, afterwards, pursuant his 2006 experience, he made collecting Science Fiction memorabilia collecting and trading his primary occupation, prompting his remark on the Propworx, Inc. site profile, "''Alec isn't quite sure what he wants to do when he grows up.''"
   
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The moment Peters started collecting, he started his own memorabilia blog, ''[http://startrekauction.blogspot.nl/ The Star Trek Prop, Costume & Auction Blog]'', and accompanying forum, which since then has become rapidly a major focal point for original screen used prop and costume collectors of the ''Star Trek'' franchise. Self-educated in the subject matter, Peters' repute has grown substantially during the last decade, to such a degree that he was sought out to facilitate the auctioning-off of the production assets of the revamped 2004 ''Battlestar Galactica''-franchise. To this end he founded in 2008 his own auction company "Propworx, Inc.", that has since then held multiple auctions, selling off production materials from several Science-Fiction franchises, including four that involved the ''Star Trek'' franchise.
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The moment Peters started collecting, he started his own memorabilia blog, ''[http://startrekauction.blogspot.nl/ The Star Trek Prop, Costume & Auction Blog]'', and accompanying forum, which since then became focal points for original screen-used prop and costume collectors of the ''Star Trek'' franchise. Self-educated in the subject matter, Peters' repute has grown to such a degree that he was sought out to facilitate the auctioning-off of the production assets of the revamped 2004 ''Battlestar Galactica''-franchise. To this end he founded in 2008 his own auction company "Propworx, Inc.", that held multiple auctions, selling off production materials from several Science-Fiction franchises, including four that involved the ''Star Trek'' franchise. Propworx went bankrupt in 2012, owing consignors and creditors hundreds of thousands of dollars.
   
 
Peters' acquired expertise led to various (albeit sometimes begrudgingly) adjustments in various [[Star Trek auctions#Profiles in History|Profiles in History]] auction listings, as he pointed out inaccuracies and falsehoods in their listings, but which did eventually led to his appointment as CBS's ''Star Trek'' archivist.
  
Peters' acquired expertise led to various (albeit sometimes begrudgingly) adjustments in various [[Star Trek auctions#Profiles in History|Profiles in History]] auction listings, as he pointed out inaccuracies and falsehoods in their listings, but which did eventually led to his appointment as CBS's ''Star Trek'' archivist.
   
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A very recent project, Peters was involved in, was the acquisition of the original [[Class F shuttlecraft model#Full scale exterior mock-up|''Galileo'' Class F shuttle full scale mock-up]]. Acquired by noted fellow collector Adam Schneider, Peters and Schneider set up the ''The Galileo Restoration'' foundation, a non-profit organization in order to have it restored for posterity by raising funding through various activities. A resounding success, the ''Galileo'' has since then been, as of July 2013, donated to the Houston Johnson Spaceflight Center. [http://galileorestoration.com/] Peters has developed friendships with former ''Star Trek'' staffers [[Doug Drexler]], [[Michael Okuda]], and [[Rick Sternbach]] and he has been contracted to auction off their personal collections in his official ''Star Trek'' auctions. Peters was featured in the fourth episode of season three, broadcast on 2 May 2012, of the television series ''Auction Kings'', when he was called in to authenticate a screen-used {{film|7}} command [[uniform]].
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Alec Peters assisted the restoration of the original [[Class F shuttlecraft model#Full scale exterior mock-up|''Galileo'' Class F shuttle full scale mock-up]]. The ''Galileo'' was acquired by noted collector [[Adam Schneider]], who restored the ''Galileo'' and then donated the mock-up to the NASA Johnson Spaceflight Center visit center, known as Space Center Houston where it became a major attraction, linking science fiction visions of space travel to the actual space program. [http://galileorestoration.com/]
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Peters has developed friendships with former ''Star Trek'' staffers [[Doug Drexler]], [[Michael Okuda]], and [[Rick Sternbach]] and he has been contracted to auction off their personal collections in his official ''Star Trek'' auctions. Peters was featured in the fourth episode of season three, broadcast on 2 May 2012, of the television series ''Auction Kings'', when he was called in to authenticate the by [[Steve Diamond]] worn, screen-used {{film|7}} command [[uniform]].
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In 2013, Peters portrayed [[Garth of Izar]] in the fan series [[Star Trek: New Voyages|Star Trek Phase II]] and will reprise the role in the fan movie Star Trek: Axanar, which will chronicle the engagement that made Garth famous.
   
 
==Propworx's specialized ''Star Trek'' auctions==
  
==Propworx's specialized ''Star Trek'' auctions==
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* [[Star Trek auctions#STAR TREK auction III|''STAR TREK'' auction III]]"–24 March 2012, sale of assets partly originating from former ''Star Trek'' production staffers
  
* [[Star Trek auctions#STAR TREK auction III|''STAR TREK'' auction III]]"–24 March 2012, sale of assets partly originating from former ''Star Trek'' production staffers
   
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==''Star Trek'' interview==
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* [[Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (Blu-ray)]]-special feature, "Collecting Star Trek's Movie Relics"
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*[http://www.propworx.com/ Propworx.com]–official site
  
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* [http://startrekauction.blogspot.com/ The ''Star Trek'' Prop, Costume and Auction Blog] - Alec Peter's blog
  
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== External links ==
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*[http://www.gateworld.net/interviews/king_of_props.shtml 2010 Interview with Alec Peters] at [http://www.gateworld.net/index.shtml GateWorld.net]
  
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* [http://www.propworx.com/about-propworx/our-team/ Propworx.com profile]
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* [http://www.propworx.com Propworx.com] - official site
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* [http://startrekauction.blogspot.com The ''Star Trek'' Prop, Costume and Auction Blog] - Alec Peter's blog
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[[Category:Art department|Peters, Alec]]
  
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* [http://www.gateworld.net/interviews/king_of_props.shtml 2010 Interview with Peters] at [http://www.gateworld.net/index.shtml GateWorld.net]
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* [http://www.stage32.com/profile/54748/alec-peters Alec Peters] at [http://www.stage32.com Stage32.com]
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Alec Peters, Jr. (born 3 September 1960; age 63) was officially appointed archivist by CBS in 2011 for their Star Trek Archive, working on the various Star Trek exhibition tours, the last one being the 2012 "Pacific National Exhibition", Vancouver, Canada–leg of the Star Trek The Exhibition tour exhibit. His responsibilities were the care of the screen-used props and studio models that were still in the possession of the studio and which were featured in the tours exhibits from 2006 onward. Prior to his appointment, Peters had been entrusted by CBS in 2010 with the auctioning off of the exhibit assets of the defunct Las Vegas Star Trek: The Experience exhibition.

Peters had become a collector of Star Trek memorabilia from 2006 onward, something he started when he attended the 2006 40 Years of Star Trek: The Collection auction. An attorney by training at the University of North Carolina School of Law, he began coaching men's volleyball at USC, where he was assistant coach on the 1990 NCAA Championship team. He also coached with the USA National Team until starting his first business, AMG, a sports management company. [1] Yet, afterwards, pursuant his 2006 experience, he made collecting Science Fiction memorabilia collecting and trading his primary occupation, prompting his remark on the Propworx, Inc. site profile, "Alec isn't quite sure what he wants to do when he grows up."

The moment Peters started collecting, he started his own memorabilia blog, The Star Trek Prop, Costume & Auction Blog, and accompanying forum, which since then became focal points for original screen-used prop and costume collectors of the Star Trek franchise. Self-educated in the subject matter, Peters' repute has grown to such a degree that he was sought out to facilitate the auctioning-off of the production assets of the revamped 2004 Battlestar Galactica-franchise. To this end he founded in 2008 his own auction company "Propworx, Inc.", that held multiple auctions, selling off production materials from several Science-Fiction franchises, including four that involved the Star Trek franchise. Propworx went bankrupt in 2012, owing consignors and creditors hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Peters' acquired expertise led to various (albeit sometimes begrudgingly) adjustments in various Profiles in History auction listings, as he pointed out inaccuracies and falsehoods in their listings, but which did eventually led to his appointment as CBS's Star Trek archivist.

Alec Peters assisted the restoration of the original Galileo Class F shuttle full scale mock-up. The Galileo was acquired by noted collector Adam Schneider, who restored the Galileo and then donated the mock-up to the NASA Johnson Spaceflight Center visit center, known as Space Center Houston where it became a major attraction, linking science fiction visions of space travel to the actual space program. [2]

Peters has developed friendships with former Star Trek staffers Doug Drexler, Michael Okuda, and Rick Sternbach and he has been contracted to auction off their personal collections in his official Star Trek auctions. Peters was featured in the fourth episode of season three, broadcast on 2 May 2012, of the television series Auction Kings, when he was called in to authenticate the by Steve Diamond worn, screen-used Star Trek Generations command uniform.

In 2013, Peters portrayed Garth of Izar in the fan series Star Trek Phase II and will reprise the role in the fan movie Star Trek: Axanar, which will chronicle the engagement that made Garth famous.

Propworx's specialized Star Trek auctions

Star Trek interview

External links

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