Mr Punchs Shop : Film and TV-Related Memorabilia : American Origin
| | | 1982 LJN Plastic W/U ET Ramp Walker on Card(Reference #9-11-13a)
Made by LJN under licence from Universal City Studios, this plastic and wind-up ET walker is still complete with its original cardboard backing sheet, although it does lack the mica bubble. Measuring 3"tall, ET has clearly never been played with and is in very good condition. There is just some slight creasing and paper loss to the backing card. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 |  | |
|  | 1970s Star Trek Pop-Up Books (2)(Reference #LBC54)
These two Star Trek pop-up books each measure 8.25" x 10.5" and are entitled: 'Giant in the Universe' and 'Trillions of Trilligs'. The first is in absolutely excellent condition, with no defects whatsoever to report. The second is in similar condition, until you reach the back page which suffers from pink staining and some childish graffiti consisting of the names of Ben and Paul and a small arc of scribble. However, all four pop-ups in each book are as good as new. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 | |
| 1976 Paramount Pictures Star Trek Puzzle Manual(Reference #LBC40)
This 128-page Star Trek Puzzle Manual contains 'puzzles, mazes, and trivia to baffle, enlighten, and amuse Star Trek fans everywhere'. The book is an A4-sized paperback and has never been played with, so that none of the puzzles or quizzes is marked in any way. The only slight defect to report is slight scuffing to the spine and edges. If you're a fan of the original Star Trek television series, then here's an intriguing item for you. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 |  | |
|  | 1979 Star Trek Film Enterprise Bridge Punch-Out Book(Reference #LBC34)
Issued to coincide with the release of the first Star Trek film, this USS Enterprise Bridge Punch-Out Book contains all of the pieces necessary to assemble a 15"-diameter model of the Enterprise. Each piece is die-cut for easy removal and can be assembled without glue, paste or scissors. The bridge features workable elevator doors, figures of various members of the crew including Kirk and Spock, plus a series of interchangeable pictures for the bridge viewing screen. The book is still contained in its original shrink wrapping. Although this is now torn, the book has never been opened. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 | |
| 1973 English BBC TV Star Trek Jigsaw Puzzle(Reference #LBC33)
Made by Whitman, this 15" x 11.25" cardboard jigsaw puzzle dates from 1973, from the time when the Star Trek television series was showing on the BBC. It is therefore licensed by both the BBC and by Paramount Pictures Corporation. It has 125 pieces, and is complete and in very good condition. It does not appear to have been done very much, if at all. The box lid and base both suffer from some taping to the corners, but are in overall very good condition. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 |  | |
|  | 1979 Star Trek Motion Picture Deka Plastic Mug and Bowl(Reference #LBC10)
On offer here are a Deka plastic mug and bowl issued to promote Paramount Picture's first Star Trek film in 1979. Both pieces are complete and intact, and the mug is in very good condition. The bowl is in acceptable condition, but does have transfer damage to the image of the Enterprise on one side. However, it displays perfectly acceptably on the other side. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 | |
| 1984 MIB ERTL Star Trek Figures (2)(Reference #LB16)
Made by ERTL under licence from Paramount Pictures, these Captain Kirk and Klingon Leader action figures are still in their original plastic and cardboard packaging. The plastic figures measure approximately 4" tall and are fully jointed. The Captain Kirk figure includes a communicator; the Klingon has a large lizard-type creature. In terms of condition, there is absolutely nothing to report. These figures are as good as they were on the day they left the factory over 15 years ago. (#) US$60.00
Price: £30.00 |  | |
|  | 1983 ERTL Star Trek Space Ship Model Kit Set(Reference #03-5-19)
Made by ERTL in the US to coincide with the release of the third Star Trek film, this space ship set comprises the USS Enterprise, a Klingon battle cruiser, a Romulan bird of prey, and a display stand. The box is still sealed in its original shrink wrapping, so there's no doubt but that this really is a mint and boxed item. If your Trek collection is missing this little gem, then here's your chance. (WR) US$30.00
Price: £15.00 | |
| 1977 Boxed Ideal King Kong Board Game(Reference #kingkong)
Issued in 1977 to cash in on the popularity of the Dino de Laurentis remake of the King Kong film, this game is in almost complete and boxed condition. The equipment consists of the board, two tracks, six levelling buttons (and spares), slide, King Kong figure, ring, spinner card, post pointer, four playing pieces, labels, cards, and dice. The objective of the game is to successfully attack King Kong five times before he climbs to the top of the World Trade Center. The game is played in rounds. Each player takes one turn, then Kong is moved; that is a round of play. During his turn, a player tries to make a successful attack against King Kong. The game lacks one playing piece, and the labels have obviously already been stuck on the figures but, apart from that, the game is in complete and very good condition. The box lid, however, has suffered over the years and it is now subject to paper loss and scuffing. Mercifully, you can still appreciate the majesty of the graphics as King Kong launches his assault on New York City. If you're a fan either of unusual games or of movie memorabilia, then don't miss this opportunity to acquire this great game. (WR) US$36.00
Price: £18.00 |  | |
|  | 1975 Parker Brothers Six Million Dollar Man Board Game(Reference #89-12)
Issued by Parker Brothers in 1975 to cash in on the popularity of the Steve Austin TV series, this Six Million Dollar Man game is in complete and boxed condition. The contents comprise a playing board, four Steve Austin markers and bases, a computer spinner, and a set of power cards. Each player has to complete four assignments; the first one to do so is the winner. If a player lands on a space that is already occupied, a bionic battle ensues. This is settled by a spin of the computer spinner. The game itself is in very good condition, and does not appear to have been played very much. The box lid suffers from minor scuffing and tearing, as well as some paper loss to the top right-hand corner. If you're a fan of this Universal Studios hero, then here's your chance to acquire a choice piece of memorabilia. (WR) US$30.00
Price: £15.00 | |
| 1973 US Gabriel Tonto & Horse Action Figures(Reference #04-2-8)
These two plastic action figures were made by Gabriel Industries in 1973, and are both marked 1973 Lone Ranger, Tel Inc, Made in Hong Kong, for Gabriel Ind Inc. Both items are in good condition, with no damage to the joints or limbs of either, apart from the fact that one of the horse's front ankle joints no longer moves as it should . The only other apparent faults are that Tonto has no guns in his holster, and the horse was probably once white, and has lost his reins. The horse is presumably meant to be the Lone Ranger's horse Silver, as we do not recall Tonto riding a White horse or even if his mount had a name. Tonto still wears both his original moccasins, and stands 10 inches tall. Silver stands 11 inches high, and retains his original embellished saddle and stirrups, apart from the missing reins. These two attractively realised figures could appeal equally well to fans of the Lone Ranger, or Western TV memorabilia generally. (WR) US$36.00
Price: £18.00 |  | |
|  | 1975 Boxed Arrow Games/MCA TV Kojak Game(Reference #87-17)
Produced in 1975 by Arrow Games of England under licence from MCA TV, this Kojak game traded on the popularity of the American cop series that was showing on British television at the period. The object of the game is to make the most number of arrests. The equipment consists of a playing board (18.5 inches square), four pairs of squad cars, four criminals, 20 trap cards, 16 contact cards, four police warrant cards, a dice, and a detective game rulebook. This game is in absolutely stunning condition; the only slight defect is two taping stains to the underside of the box. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 | |
| 1976 Mint Corgi Junior Batmobile No 69(Reference #01-2-01a)
Contained in its original blister bubble, this diecast Batmobile measures 3" long and was made between 1976 and 1980. The model has never been out of its packing and could therefore be added with no concerns as to its condition to any collection of Batman memorabilia. (WR) US$80.00
Price: £40.00 |  | |
|  | 1982 Boxed Parker Bros ET Board Game(Reference #9-11-8)
Issued in 1982 (when ET mania was at its height) by Parker Brothers under licence from Universal City Studios, this ET game is complete and in its original box. The object of the game is to collect the things that ET needs to build a transmitter to phone home, then guide him to the spaceship landing site. The player who earns the most chips for helping ET is the winner. Some of the cardboard elements have become detached from their backing sheets, and therefore slightly creased, but everything is complete. The only other slight defects to report are minor marking to the reverse of the playing board, slight taping marks to the box lid, and some crushing and tearing to the bottom of the box. (WR) US$38.00
Price: £19.00 | |
| 1983 Cannell Plastic A-Team Figures (3)(Reference #7-3-34)
Produced by Cannell Productions in 1983 in the first year of the popular television programme being aired, these three plastic figures are fully jointed and measure 6" tall. Apart from some slight paint loss to the front of Colonel John 'Hannibal' Smith's trousers, all of the figures are in very good condition. They would make an attractive addition to any collection of A-Team memorabilia. (225 WR) US$24.00
Price: £12.00 |  | |
|  | 1960s English Yogi Bear Games Board(Reference #3-4-32)
Issued in England, this Yogi Bear playing board was originally part of a boxed game. The board measures 16 inches square, and features Jellystone Park, Yogi, Boo-Boo, and the park ranger. The game was clearly a simple race game and the board could therefore still be used with the simple addition of some counters. The board is in good condition for its age, but does suffer from slight splitting to the centre seam and some staining to the outside. If you're a Yogi fan, then this would make a colourful backdrop to your collection. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 | |
| 1976 Flinstones W/U Shooting Gallery(Reference #7-9-183)
Measuring 12" x 9.5" x 2.5", this tinplate and plastic shooting gallery has a wind-up motor that brings paper on plastic cut-outs of Fred, Barney and Dino into view for you to shoot at. The back board at which you shoot the darts is made of tinplate; the remainder of the toy is made of plastic. The shooting gallery is clearly marked with the Hanna Barbera copyright and a date of 1976. Smith Family Toys in Holland made the toy. The gallery is in very acceptable condition; there is just some scuffing to the top of the paper decoration on the front. Although the plastic gun and darts work very well, they may be replacements as the gun is clearly marked MADE IN CHINA. One of the darts is missing; there are only three when there should be four. However, this does not detract either from the playability or the fun of the game. The game is still in its original box; this is in good condition with just minor creasing, tearing and sellotape marks. This item would make a splendid addition to any collection of shooting games or Flintstones-related memorabilia. (TR) US$64.00
Price: £32.00 |  | |
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