I remember watching this as a kid! I guess in black and white too! I'm amazed there's any toys at all never mind this neat box of figures I saw on Vectis!
Do you recall the show?
Have you any medical toys or collectables traders?
I used to have this doctor's kit. Parents wanted me to go to medical school. Sorry, Dad. https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/sealed-1960s-transogram-doctor-kit-149115254
I do remember the show. The equivalent to a US Soap Opera. Australian actor Charles Tingwell and British actress Jill Browne. Twice a week, when all other shows were just once.
I have Little Green Army Men carrying stretchers with wounded soldiers, an Ambulance wagon or two made by Marx for their American Civil War playsets, but the bulk of the medical toys in the house were my granddaughter's Doc McStuffin's stuff.
I used to have this doctor's kit. Parents wanted me to go to medical school. Sorry, Dad. https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/sealed-1960s-transogram-doctor-kit-149115254
ReplyDeleteWhat a set Doc! Even a head reflector and candy pills! There's even a certificate underneath! Doctor Baron you are! Ha ha
DeleteI do remember the show. The equivalent to a US Soap Opera. Australian actor Charles Tingwell and British actress Jill Browne. Twice a week, when all other shows were just once.
ReplyDeleteTwice a week! Wow Terran! It must have been popular. Charly Tingwell did some work for Gerry Anderson. I think he was Australian.
DeleteI have Little Green Army Men carrying stretchers with wounded soldiers, an Ambulance wagon or two made by Marx for their American Civil War playsets, but the bulk of the medical toys in the house were my granddaughter's Doc McStuffin's stuff.
ReplyDeleteHa ha, our Granddaughter likes Doc McStuffin too. All her dolls have bandages on!
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