Of course, I already own most of these.

In high school, I did a painstaking series of floor plans of the Enterprise, some time before that first set of blueprints came out. I video taped episodes at school, using a huge half-inch reel-to-reel recorder, and froze pictures of the Enterprise to figure out window placements and other things. The book "Making of Star Trek" provided set plans and a lot of other information. I purchased 35 mm slides from Lincoln Enterprises (they sold off the clipped outtakes one frame at a time)

I had to fudge the thickness of the saucer a bit, but it worked. I put in bathrooms and other things, and made it work. Better than the blueprints that came out later, in fact, which screwed up a few things, like sticking the entire Engineering Section, complete with the actual false perspective set, inside the impulse engines.

Unfortunately, the sheets (on bristol board) got lost somewhere along the way. Would give a lot to have them now.