Things you can do with stickers part 3

Star Trek Sticker Book (1999)

According to Memory Alpha, Star Trek Sticker Book (1999) was based on a 1979 Peel-Off Graphics Book associated with ST: The Motion Picture.

This book pre-dates my pandemic sticker collection explosion. I purchased it for my husband in the 2000s, possibly before we were even married:

Cover of Star Trek Sticker Book. Center: Large logo for Starfleet Command United Federation of Planets. Background: Smaller samples of contents.

You can purchase it used online for $50-75 on the usual sites. Our copy is not complete, as we have used several stickers around the house.

Oblong, brown sticker on the inside of garage door that says “Main Shuttle Bay. Caution: Variable Gravity Area.”

Oblong, red sticker on house alarm that says “Emergency Systems Access”

Oblong, teal sticker on fridge ice maker that says “Caution: Cryogenic Fluid Hazard”

Sample page - Stickers from the book including “Library Computer Access & Retrieval Sys”, “Caution: Variable Gravity area”, “Optical Data Network Access”, and “Danger: Antimatter Containment Module”

Sample page - Multi-coloured stickers mimicking the data console from the Star Trek bridge.

The book also explains when and where each design was used on the show, and has a warning on the back cover:

Portion of back cover - “Just remember - don’t put any of the stickers on furniture, younger siblings, or tribbles.”