Irving A. Feinberg

Irving A. Feinberg was the property master for nearly the entire run of . Among other things, he was responsible for acquiring or modifying the field reader tube, the laser scalpel and the three-dimensional chess board; his props were referred to by the cast, crew, and writers as "Feinbergers". (The Making of Star Trek)
Robert H. Justman wrote about Feinberg: "When you think of Star Trek props, you have to think of Irving Feinberg, the show's beloved property master, a special crew member who actually came from Desilu. Necessity was the mother of invention on Star Trek. Someone would yell, "Props, we need that new Feinberg for the next scene," and Irving (usually dressed in his trademark baggy shorts that displayed his knobby knees) or his assistant, Al Jacoby, would come running with it. Since no one could ever remember the names of the various gadgets Irving put together, they were all called "Feinbergs"." (Inside Star Trek: The Real Story, p. 120) He was also referenced in the naming of Phynburg Oscillating Framizam.
He also served as property master of , another Desilu production.
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