Collectibles
Through a licensing process similar to the publishing licenses granted to create comics, novels, and games, Star Treks owners have granted the rights to market a massive amount of Trek-related merchandise under the Trek banner. 

Originally,  collectibles were licensed by Desilu through Gene Roddenberry's Lincoln Enterprises or were based on the publishing license related to Franz Joseph's designs in the 1970s. 

When the franchise became the property of Paramount Pictures and later combined with the success of the  and , the licensing office associated with the productions took stricter control of the franchise's image. Designers of Star Trek merchandise were discouraged from creating depictions that insufficiently adhered to the designs and details seen in filmed productions. 

Currently, Paramount Consumer Products controls the licensing of the vast majority of official products. Paramount Home Entertainment has also released collectibles.

Non-canon collectibles are sometimes produced by artists and designers who are not affiliated with the franchise's production staff and can be based on apocryphal situations or designs never realized for filmed productions.

Toys

Art Asylum
Build-A-Bear Workshop
Furuta
Galoob
Star Trek Micro Machines
Hasbro
Johnny Lightning
Mattel
Barbie & Ken Star Trek Giftset
Star Trek Trivia Game
Star Trek UNO
Star Trek Barbie & Ken
Mego
Milton Bradley
Playmates Toys
Square Enix
McFarlane Toys

Starship miniatures and models
Star Trek starship miniatures
Star Trek model kits

Ornaments and other novelties
Applause, Inc.
Franklin Mint
Hallmark
Les Chocolats Vadeboncoeur
Lincoln Enterprises
Ralph Marlin
Star Trek US postage stamp

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Collectible companies