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Big Bear
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 Posted: Fri Jun 05, 2020 4:36 am Post subject: Promo Card from the novels? |
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| Has anyone seen one of these before, I think its a promo card from when the novels were released but correct me if I'm wrong?https://s12.photobucket.com/user/Planetmelmac/media/2b6b8f90-a6b4-4185-9664-ecc3cd4943c5.jpg.html |
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dissolute
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Wasn't that put out when they broadcast repeats of series 5 on Granada Plus?
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Big Bear
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| Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2020 12:54 am Post subject: |
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| I don' think so as it says ITV on the card, I'm thinking its 60's. A friend saw it at a framing shop but unfortunately it had been sold and they didn't have any info on it. |
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Frankymole
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I'm using Dave Rogers' "Avengers Anew" as my mouse mat and it's in there, page 109. "The entry ticket for the fashion show held in 1967" with a big full page reproduction of it, that one has the text the other way up (Steed is at the top of the card, Emma at the bottom) so I guess there were two variants.
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Big Bear
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Thank you. I knew I had seen it before. Most of my Avengers books are at my parents at the moment including Avengers Anew, thanks for letting me know.
Stunning photos of the fashion show, I bet there are not many of those tickets still around.  |
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dissolute
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Thanks - I should have checked my books, page 109 of The Avengers Anew has the same information.
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Frankymole
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| dissolute wrote: | | Thanks - I should have checked my books, page 109 of The Avengers Anew has the same information. |
That's where I found it  see above.
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| Wait, there was that sort of fandom merch for sale in the 60s? I thought it was a more recent invention, I guess you do learn things every day. |
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Frankymole
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| Hind24V wrote: | | Wait, there was that sort of fandom merch for sale in the 60s? I thought it was a more recent invention, I guess you do learn things every day. |
Novels, annuals, a newspaper comic strip (and also in kids' TV Comic), a fashion range, some toys like a shooting game, can't remember it all; the 70s had some more with the New Avengers, like toy cars and dolls. But most of it was professionally-produced, I don't recall any fan stuff until the 1980s with the fanzines.
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| Hind24V wrote: | | Wait, there was that sort of fandom merch for sale in the 60s? I thought it was a more recent invention, I guess you do learn things every day. |
This site is a good guide to the merchandise: http://deadduck.theavengers.tv/
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| Frankymole wrote: | | Hind24V wrote: | | Wait, there was that sort of fandom merch for sale in the 60s? I thought it was a more recent invention, I guess you do learn things every day. |
This site is a good guide to the merchandise: http://deadduck.theavengers.tv/ |
interesting site...has anyone ever bought from the site ? |
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dissolute
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| mousemeat wrote: | | Frankymole wrote: | | Hind24V wrote: | | Wait, there was that sort of fandom merch for sale in the 60s? I thought it was a more recent invention, I guess you do learn things every day. |
This site is a good guide to the merchandise: http://deadduck.theavengers.tv/ |
interesting site...has anyone ever bought from the site ? |
Mike doesn't sell anything from his site, he just lists items that were released. (And he hasn't updated it in YEARS)
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I had one for years and was always under the illusion that it was a ticket from the 1960's fashion show, it isn't. It is simply a playing card that was included with one of the Avengers novels published back in the 60's. A publicity item for the return of series 5 in the form of a book mark. They aren't easily found, but not really that rare either.
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| dissolute wrote: | | mousemeat wrote: | | Frankymole wrote: | | Hind24V wrote: | | Wait, there was that sort of fandom merch for sale in the 60s? I thought it was a more recent invention, I guess you do learn things every day. |
This site is a good guide to the merchandise: http://deadduck.theavengers.tv/ |
interesting site...has anyone ever bought from the site ? |
Mike doesn't sell anything from his site, he just lists items that were released. (And he hasn't updated it in YEARS) |
to the causal fan, it appears to be a treasure trove of information, etc |
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