A rare 1968 issue 6″/15 cm tall Joe 90 figure doll made by Pedigree. Complete with all accessories, appears never removed from box. Box exhibits very slight age wear.
Joe 90 was the Gerry Anderson Supermarionation television series that followed Captain Scarlet. Very little merchandise was produced in connection with the show and it is tough to source today.
A very rare officially licensed large sticker decal by Derasco (Plastoid) 1966. UK exclusive release.
Complete with original clear cellophane packet.
In unused condition with expected signs of ageing.
Approx 10 cm x 10 cm.
Extremely rare French boxed issue of the toy, Mattel 1965.
The ‘stable’ style box differs greatly to the standard USA release.
Pull string talking mechanism does not currently work but these are known to be able to be fixed.
Box and toy exhibit slight wear otherwise very good.
A very rare Dr. Kromedome 12″ figure, 'The Bionic Villain'. Figure is complete and appears unused. Exhibits slight wear to box otherwise a very fine example of this figure, highly sought after by both Bionic Man and Mego collectors. Supplied within a custom acrylic protective display case with slide access base.
Dr. Kromedome was an unofficial toy sold exclusively through the USA Montgomery Ward catalogue. It was made by Mego, rather than the genuine bionic licensee, Kenner. It's history of manufacture is a very interesting one, purportedly a Montgomery Ward buyer, who was looking to find a way to expand the range of the popular bionic-themed products for Christmas 1975, asked Mego to make a suitable 'bionic villain' to counter the Steve Austin doll. Dr. Kromedome was the result. Please see the last featured image for the Montgomery Ward original Catalog page that featured Dr. Kromedome. It seems Mego were aware what they were doing was not quite above board as their detail of manufacture is unusually discreet on the box. Today, Dr. Kromedome is generally regarded as one of the top ten rarest Mego figures eve made.
A rare pair of ceramic official Sooty figural Bookends by Keele Pottery, circa 1950's.
Each stands approx 11 cm tall, both in excellent condition. Complete with the incredibly rare original box, which is also in very good condition.
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