Star Trek Filming Location Relic “Bread and Circuses” 1968 Bronson Cave Stone

Description: Own a piece of the Star Trek History! Bronson Cave is one of Hollywood’s most famous filming locations. The man-made tunnel is carved into the rock wall of an old quarry in Griffith Park. The caves were actually created during the early 1900's by man and were used as outlet tunnels for a rock quarry whose material laid the streets of an expanding Los Angeles. Bronson Cave‘s most famous role came in the 1968 Star Trek “Bread and Circuses” Your piece of the Bronson Cave Stine comes in a museum style frame, that measures 2.7” square. It has a unique serial numbered holographic label. Label is tamper resistant and affixed to the side to ensure authenticity. You also get the full color 4”x6” photo card shown and it comes in a protective holder. You will also get a Certificate of Authenticity, with matching serial number. Amazing piece of TV history!

Price: 24.95 USD

Location: Pittsboro, North Carolina

End Time: 2024-10-22T19:15:35.000Z

Shipping Cost: 3.95 USD