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Golden Handshake

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The exhibit was one of several items stolen during a crime spree by Loot the Treasure Seeker. Following his successful capture of the Bronze Monkey, Loot once again entered the museum during daylight hours and the chameleon remained invisible until closing time. In full view of the curator, Tails and Harry Mole, Loot stole the Golden Handshake and disappeared again. Outside, Tails sussed his plan and forced him to become visible. Loot tried to escape but tripped over Mole's molehill. The Golden Handshake flew out of his hands and was later retrieved by the museum's curator. The Golden Handshake was a Ferengi vessel privately owned by Gaila. In 2377, Gaila used the ship as a base for his and Brunt's smuggling operations in Kalanis Major and the Urwyzden system. In that year it was destroyed by Brunt after Gaila tried to have him killed. (ST novella: Reservoir Ferengi)

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The Golden Handshake was a Ferengi vessel privately owned by Gaila. In 2377, Gaila used the ship as a base for his and Brunt's smuggling operations in Kalanis Major and the Urwyzden system. In that year it was destroyed by Brunt after Gaila tried to have him killed. (ST novella: Reservoir Ferengi) The exhibit was one of several items stolen during a crime spree by Loot the Treasure Seeker. Following his successful capture of the Bronze Monkey, Loot once again entered the museum during daylight hours and the chameleon remained invisible until closing time. In full view of the curator, Tails and Harry Mole, Loot stole the Golden Handshake and disappeared again. Outside, Tails sussed his plan and forced him to become visible. Loot tried to escape but tripped over Mole's molehill. The Golden Handshake flew out of his hands and was later retrieved by the museum's curator.