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35mm print of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan on Ebay

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There is currently a 35mm print of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan up for sale on Ebay. The seller lists that it is a Eastman color print with no vinegar syndrome. However, the seller also lists that it is faded, but still has some color left, which will require cleaning. It is currently at $11.50 plus $45.07 for shipping with 3 days left. Maybe somebody could get it and start a project? Here is the link if anyone wants to check it out: https://www.ebay.com/itm/135207934761

Just another fan who wants to preserve the theatrical versions of the OT.

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I been looking at it but I see if I can get it on Friday.

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nice find! I’d be interested in donating if anyone wants to pick this up for a scan project.

Self love gonna save you everytime.

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The 1982 Eastman Print looks rough. I wonder if any LPP prints exist for this film.

There is also a Star Trek VI 16mm up for sale in Germany it has good color but the pictures don’t tell anything about whether its scope or flat, a dupe or an actual original print. Also, around hundreds of EUROS already.

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JadedSkywalker said:

The 1982 Eastman Print looks rough. I wonder if any LPP prints exist for this film.

There is also a Star Trek VI 16mm up for sale in Germany it has good color but the pictures don’t tell anything about whether its scope or flat, a dupe or an actual original print. Also, around hundreds of EUROS already.

I can get the 16mm. I be getting a 16mm projector so I can check it.

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xxhydroxx said:

nice find! I’d be interested in donating if anyone wants to pick this up for a scan project.

I would get it if I could!

Just another fan who wants to preserve the theatrical versions of the OT.

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There is a quite terrible 16mm print with burned in Norwegian titles up on Ebay at the moment.

Khan is a project I’d be interested in. They always want too much for these films. 300 for a poor print as a starting bid is a nonstarter.