I think this is new to me, this little space car by Nasta of NYC dated 1976. I saw this online a while back. Its part of this wider Flash ...

Being abroad always makes me see things in a different way, a sort of filofax of the stuff I love that colours what I come across. With Flas...

I love this carded space set I saw on auction last year. Its a Flash Gordon Space Explorers by the US company Shimmel.  The pieces are mostl...

Fellow blogger Ed Berg of the USA has sent in super pics of his Tootsie Toy #1793 Flash Gordon and The Evil Ming Playset. Like Ed says, clea...

 I saw these on Etsy or Ebay earlier in the year and thought I'd save the pics because these spacemen are new to me. Described as Thomas...

There are many vintage British toy pistols associated with Gerry Anderson's TV shows but only two rifles made in Britain that I can thi...

Seeing this Flash Gordon Battle Rocket again on the Bay reminded me how I once thought it was similar to a fave collectable of mine, th...

Hi Woodsy. In answer to your query, I think Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers have a smaller collectors group than, say, Star Trek or Star ...

One of the few Flash Gordon items in my loft, a jigsaw puzzle by Whitman.

MONGOR! filmed on location in New Jersey by Monster Base correspondent Brian F. * This is its brilliant box for this bi...

I often get Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers mixed up. Its because I didn't grow up with them. Well, not them personally but on the radi...

This unidentified spaceman set appeared and was sold on Ebay USA in July. It appeared to be in great shape. I was tempted for a whi...

You remember the Lone Star die-cast Captain Scarlet pistol.  Some of you may have had one in the Sixties maybe? As I've blogg...

Am I seeing things? Isn't this the Spindrift?