Please note that we will have even more information and photos available at www.auctionnetwork.com when they put up the whole catalog for the Internet bidding portion of the auction later this week.

Printed versions of the catalog (which look AMAZING) will be available next week.  Stay tuned for more info.

These pieces measure 21″ x 14″ and there are two lots (Lot 686 and 689) that are featured in the first auction. Some pieces from those lots are shown below.

A "33" sign from Hangar Bay 1. Hmm... where have we heard that number before?

A directional sign from Hangar Bay 1.

Of course, the set decoration crew used many different signs like these to aid in the illusion that Galactica’s hangar bays were huge. One such sign is below.

A directional sign from Hangar Bay 9.

A few simple changes were made to that set to make it seem like it could be Pegasus’s hangar deck. One of those changes come in the form of the signage on the walls.

A shot of the Pegasus hangar bay (a redressed verison of Galactica's own hangar bay) with black signage and the black and chrome wall phone units, amongst other aesthetic changes.

These signs are made of plastic and measures 20″ x 10″, and two lots of three signs each will be featured in the first auction. Here are some closeup shots of the various wall signs used for “Razor”.

A piece of directional signage from Hangar Bay 1 of Pegasus. "LC" means "Launch Control".

A sign denoting the "Repair Bay" portion of the hangar deck.

A sign for the third section of Hangar Bay 1.

One of the ornaments on an arch in front of the venerable CIC glass doors.

These ornaments, of which only two exist, are made of wood and painted gold and black. Measuring 33 1/4″ in diameter and 2″ deep, these items are iconic pieces of Galactica’s CIC—particularly as one of these seals were featured at the end of the opening credit sequence in Season 1. Further, the existence of such ornaments are echoed in both Pegasus’s and Valkyrie’s CICs, in addition to various larger ornaments such as those seen at the Caprica Transfer Station in “Razor” and President Richard Adar’s office in Season 2’s “Epiphanies“.

A photo of one of the ornaments.

Gaeta with the retractable, bloodied pen as Adama, Roslin, and others storm Baltar's cell.

Fortunately for the viewing audience, one of the greatest characters in history is not taken out by a whimpy pen, as Admiral William Adama punches Gaeta, thereby allowing Cottle to prevent any further damage. Still, once Baltar is safe, he manages a comical dig into Gaeta during Baltar’s trial in “Crossroads, Part II” when bringing up the fact that Gaeta tried to kill him with a pen: “And you missed, butterfingers!”

The bloodied, retractable pen.

The clean version of the retractable pen.

These metal pens measure 7 1/2″ in length, with the pen tip portion of the item capable of retracting into the hollowed out tube. The pen cap, attached at the end here, cannot be removed.

Originally, Colonel Tigh poured alcohol in a metal cup, as seen in the Miniseries. However, later on he resorts to hiding his alcohol needing tendencies by hiding his flask in a holster around his left leg, just above his boot.

The flask, which also features a small area for Tigh to put a few cigarettes in, is a 5.5 oz bottle capable of handling ambrosia or the like.

There are stunt rubber versions of this flask, which were used in scenes when the prop had to be thrown, such as down one of the corridors in Season 2’s “Resistance” after interrogating Galen Tyrol.

One such model is that of the Demetrius, the sewage recycling ship Admiral William Adama gives to Kara Thrace (who believes to be able to feel the way to Earth) in order to search for the fabled thirteenth colony.

This foam core model, which will be auctioned off in our first auction, measures 24″ x 16″ x 5.5″.

The foam core model for the Demetris sets.

And here are some pictures of the final product.

Demetrius common area and bunks.

Kara Thrace's quarters on Demetrius.

A Marine prepares to fire the RPG at ambushing Centurions on New Caprica.

The RPG from the back, before the Marine fires it at the Centurions.

This piece will be available for the first auction and is actually a modified PVC pipe toy rocket launcher facsimile with hinged handle/trigger with trigger guard. The piece includes non-functioning sight. Unextended length 27″ long x 10″ x 6″. Extended length 38 3/4″.

A full shot of the prop.

This costume is first seen at the beginning of the Miniseries as worn by the Six who boards the Armistice Station, much to the Armistice Officer’s astonishment. It is in this costume that the Six asks him if he is alive and then proceeds to kiss him as a Cylon basestar above the station launches missiles at it.

It is worn later by Sixes that board Ragnar Anchorage to retrieve Aaron Doral, who Gaius Baltar—by mere chance—outed as a Cylon.

The Six in this costume proceeds to kiss the Armistice Officer in the Miniseries.

Two Sixes on Ragnar Anchorage as they discuss the fleeing remnants of humanity at the end of the Miniseries, before Number Eight ("Boomer") is revealed to be a Cylon.

A Pegasus/Valkyrie standalone CIC console.

Later, this console makes a fleeting appearance in Valkyrie’s CIC in Season 3’s “Hero” during the flashback sequences when Commander William Adama (wearing Admiral’s pins, nonetheless!) is on his secret mission to the Armistice Line a year before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.

In fact, since the appearance was so fleeting, you can see an exclusive never-before-seen photo of Valkyrie’s CIC.

Valkyrie's CIC. Look familiar? It should...

... because it's just a redressed version of Pegasus's CIC set, which you see above. Voila! Magic!

The console consists of four pieces: a wireless multimedia keyboard, an LCD screen, a non-functioning dummy telephone, and a gimmicky speaker panel made from a severely economical phone answering machine. The console includes the VGA and power cable for the monitor, but not the wireless receiver for the keyboard.

Here’s a peek at some of the low-res digitized sketches and construction plans for this console. Note that these sketches will not be included in the first auction.

Construction plans for the console's stand.

Construction/concept plans for the console's components.