1979 Larami Star Trek Wallet

This week's featured item is, ironically, for holding money (ironic because, after buying Star Trek stuff, you won't have anything to put in it):

This was one of many Star Trek toys made for The Motion Picture by Larami Corporation. This particular piece seems to really be just a plastic wallet with a clear cover and a Star Trek picture slipped inside, but thanks to the packaging, it's still a pretty nice piece. The back of the package is blank.
 
I suppose this is technically a clothing accessory, but because of the nature of Larami's products, it might also be labeled a toy.
 
About Larami Corporation:
Larami Corporation was a company best known in the '70s for making low-cost "rack toys" -- toys designed for checkout line type displays. In the '80s they became better known for water guns, introducing the Power Drencher, which became the Super Soaker in 1991, a line still produced by Hasbro, which acquired Larami in the '90s. The company name was retired in 2002. They made toys for many TV series and movies.
 

• View the Wikipedia article on Larami Corporation -- NOTE, the article says Larami was founded in 1947, but according to the book Timeless Toys, it was founded in 1959.
• View a page of Star Trek toys from Larami's 1980 cataolg on the '70s catalog site plaidstallions.com. There are a couple of pages with Star Trek toys in this catalog.

Next week on Zach Trek: On Tuesday, look for a Star Trek video, but not a show or movie. On Thursday, check in for a book that my brother and I had growing up.