Holy Grail Toys From The 1970's Found
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I love how you and your wife support eachother
I'm a 70's child, love the classics
Thanks Professor for another tip about toys.
Those uncut card sheets reminded me of a spinner rack toy. They came with a pack of those 1999 image cards and a plastic tv set replica with a slot. The TV margin gives it away.
Oh man I loved watching Space 1999 as a kid back in the UK, I had a few of the ships in various sizes, none of the big ones. Great find.
The hand-painted aspect of the original mock-ups has my imagination firing. Would be cool to see the images in full detail and I’m not even a collector, so I can’t even imagine how the die-hard fans are feeling right now lol, but I understand why you’d want to hold onto them for a while - very cool stuff
I remember the Thunder Cats in the late 80s here in the UK, I was born in 1961. My favourites were Thunderbirds, Stingray, Captain Scarlet, Joe 90, UFO, and Space 1999. Gerry Anderson was a god and a master back then in making these programmes. Many are still much better today than the kid's rubbish on the TV. I recognise every toy in the picture you showed from 5:15, we were blessed back then with the best kid's TV. You really do have some gems there Don. Thanks for the past memories, Don. Charles in the UK
Nice I used to work for a studio doing promo material for cartoons and TV shows. There arent many of these kits around we would only send out a very limited quantity.
Very cool. Miss your videos. Thanks
This is such awesome stuff! Big Space: 1999 fan here, too. It's cliche, I know, but I'm bummed I don't still have my Eagle. I was around 10 and it was such an awesome craft! The figures fit in it great. I also had the model kit Eagle - was happy how it turned out. I don't have those, but I picked up a few Major Matt Masons, which I had when I was three or four.
Really cool video!
I'm about your age, I remember space 1999 came on after star trek, I love both shows, I used to make or try to make the spaceships out of lego back then
UFO with Lt Harrington with the purple hair wow, wow, wow,
Love it! ❤
I love your videos. You can feel your passion behind them. I was wondering if your family is as passionate about your collections, obviously your wife supports you. I have a large collection of vintage board games and Trixie Belden books. I love all of them and I’m 66 now and wonder what will become of them as my family isn’t really interested in them. What will become of your collections when you pass? I hope that wasn’t a rude question.
Are those “trading card” images the shape of a ViewMaster image?
I loved the show space 1999. Could only see it as a kid when we went north to st. Louis to grandmas and grandpas house in redbud IL
From where we were at Carbondale IL . I had to watch and I loved the bird girl she was so beautiful to me I was I love . But strangely I never knew about the toy line. I very much had star wars figurines. We had ten or fifteen of all the first line of Star wars characters. Five gallon buckets full. And when we the five kids Mom raised on her own . She sold them all also five gallon buckets of smurfs Legos and matchbox cars. I must of had at least ten jaws in the vinal cape and I always thought the fur cape was better? But when I was 18 I was born in 1972 Mom was selling them at the Sunday flee market before it was discontinued. She was like Chris people are buying the start wars like fire for two bucks each . And all the toys a dollar a sandwich baggies.
I told Mom you get the money, we are mostly grown.
I was happy she got some money because she made sure we had a lot of the toys but I sure with I had a couple of the jawas I had . We had it all stretch arm strong and every 70s and 80s toys on the market . At least ten to fifteen trunks of toys . But we all went a different direction and didn't think to save the toys. Now I can't even get the toys I had as a kid
I'm having one of those "Mandela Effect" moments. I'm older than you, granted, graduated from high school in 1976---and was very involved in theatre, so not watching many kid's shows at that time...but, what the heck?! I've never even heard of the show Space 1999! Whaaaat? Of course Star Trek, Star Wars, Lost In Space, and others like Land of the Lost (?) plus, Starship Galactica (I think that was the title) in the 80s...but not this 1999 thing. Weird.
There’s A Crowd was a failed spin off of Three’s Company that lasted one season
1999 from UK Mego.