Archived Catalog: J Kerezman Costumes Standard Uniforms

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Uniform Listings as Archived

The archived catalog listed several uniform categories under the heading J Kerezman Costumes Standard Uniforms. The Security Uniform was recorded at $300 and described as including a jumpsuit, a vest with gold collar and trim, matching gauntlets, and a belt with buckle and hat, with a choice of one or two stripes. A Security Armband was listed separately at $10.

Other entries followed a similar pattern. The Military Uniform included a jumpsuit, a vest with a choice of one to five stripes, matching gauntlets, and a belt with buckle and hat. The Trooper Uniform and the Technician Uniform each included a jumpsuit, black vest, matching gauntlets, and a belt with buckle and hat. Each listing carried a quantity field.

Accessories as Archived

• Trooper Helmet: $225
• Security Helmet: $115
• Pistol: $165
• Pistol and holster set: $225
• Rifle: $400
• Flag: $25
• Security Key: $40
• Hat: $20

These figures are retained only as part of the archived record. They are not presented as current pricing.

Delivery and Prop Notes

The archived text cautioned that props could face delays. Props were described as sourced from a working Hollywood prop company whose production work took priority, with orders reportedly placed on hold until that work concluded. The source asked readers to understand this before ordering props.

Costumes were described as taking six to twelve weeks for delivery, with everything made custom after an order was placed. This timing is recorded here as historical information and should not be treated as a present schedule or commitment.

Scope of This Record

This editorial makes no claim about present ownership, operation, availability, contacts, or endorsement of any kind. It does not assert continuity between the archived catalog and any current business. The material is offered solely as a preserved historical reference for readers interested in how such costume and prop listings were once described.