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Discover Vulcan
| Fanwork | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Discover Vulcan |
| Creator: | Al Schuster and Gee Moaven |
| Date(s): | 1977 |
| Medium: | |
| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
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Discover Vulcan was sold by Al Schuster through April Productions. The art is by Gee Moaven.
It is a single piece of paper designed to be folded in three to become a pamphlet, a tongue-in-cheek travel brochure by the "Vulcan Tourist Bureau."
Visit the exotic capital city of Vulcan. Here the colorful customs of old Vulcan mingle with the influence of the new. A day tour of the city takes you to the many historic landmarks. Discover the exciting past and dramatic present of this history-laden land of great contrasts and many dimensions — the only place in which one can find philosophical inspiration, unique social lifestyles, relics of a rich past and an enjoyable holiday in the bright sun.
Vulcans have an exotic grace born of their unique heritage. The Vulcans hold festivals and pageants several times a year to honor great moments in their history.
A tour inland carries you to the hot desert and cooler mountain resorts. Both new and seasoned travelers can experience the enchantment of Vulcan.
Vulcan is more than just a planet — it is a lifetime experience made up of happy contrasts and unforgettable memories. For whatever reason you visit Vulcan, you will discover more than just a planet.