In the series opening episode "Dulcinea" (101),Belter engineer Naomi Nagata worked on the Canterbury, a commercial freighter owned by the Pur & Kleen company. In the episode "The Big Empty" (102),Naomi wore her spacesuit on board the shuttle Knight, working to make repairs to the damaged shuttle so she and the other four survivors from the Canterbury could survive while sending out a distress call.

This lot contains one light-up helmet with Nagata printed on the front by production, one pack with Nagata printed on the outside by production, one harness marked "Naomi", one stunt vac suit, one pair of gloves, one pair of light-up boots marked "Naomi 7" inside the left boot, one ID badge for Naomi Nagata with photo of actor Dominique Tipper, two spare pouches, one neck fabric, four Tachi Electronic chip samples, and one mouth guard. Items are in good, production distressed condition.

Dimensions (Helmet): 16" x 15" x 11"

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