Amos Burton wore his costume and carried his shotgun when he was shot during the encounter with the Project Caliban Scientists on Ganymede Station during the search for Prax's missing daughter in the episode "Here Be Dragons" (211). During the encounter, Naomi tended to his wounds as he bled through his coveralls; a later scene in the episode shows his undershirt with bloodstains and bandages.

This lot contains one grey bloodied tank top labeled "engineering", one pair of bloodied coveralls with multiple patches and production tags reading "Amos Hero", one pair of light-up boots, one silver devil pin, one prop shotgun, and one set of shotgun shells in a case. Items are in good, production distressed condition.

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