Wolds Wares

 Emporia of Louth proffered interesting fayre:

An old Travel agent set

One cute dumbo 

Road crossing jigsaw

Little plastic warrior

Plastic clam scene

Noddy puzzle

Cherilea motorbike

Transformers and Megazords

Snow White and chums

The fab 4

A Fab 1

An early mobile

Pilgrim Fathers memorabilia in Retford

A paper Dutch oven and interior

Any good? 

TV ACTION UFO CUT-AWAYS

 The two cut-aways that appeared in TV Action . One from the 1972 TV Action Holiday Special showing an  imaginative  interpretation of Moonbase.  Note the tablecloth in the leisure sphere. 

The other from the 1973 TV Action Annual shows a Moonbase Interceptor, with pilot in full spacesuit.  

Yellow Thingy Mystery

 

Another Worthpoint image of loose SpaceX and LP tackle, but what's that strange squat yellow bug on the left?  

Thunderbird Radio One

A recent sale item, I saved the pics because of its Thunderbird 1 chops. 

A radio no less, I guess for listening to Radio Tracy! 

Anyone got this or any interesting radios?

Hovering Around

You don't see these often online but Worthpoint's archive has at least this snap of two Hover Moon Base vehicles., the orange and white space glider and the blue orb-centred space car. 

Gorgeous and seldom seen, have you any Hover Moon Base vehicles readers? 

MODEL SPACE THUNDERBIRD 1

 A quick shot of the Model Space 1:144 scale Thunderbird 1, with the wheeled landing gear orientation as seen in the early episodes (it's actually a repackaged Aoshima kit). The photo shows Scott Tracy and FAB 1 in the same scale.

Emergency Ward 10 Annual

Today was mentioned the old British TV Series Emergency Ward 10. This is not a show I recall, and I do not know if it ever made it to NZ, but a quick look turned up a little background information.

Emergency Ward 10 ran from 1957 to 1967, twice a week on Tuesday and Friday, on ITV. It was set in Oxbridge General Hospital.

According to BFI Screen On Line, there were 966 half-hour episodes, and 50 weekly hour-long episodes (or was this London only ?).

It was a spin-off from the six-week series Calling Nurse Roberts; and itself produced a spin-off Call Oxbridge 2000 (1961-62). There was also a feature film, Life in Emergency Ward 10 (black and white, released 1959).

Two hard-back Emergency-Ward 10 Girls’ Annuals were published by Purnell to tie-in with the series. Published in 1962 and 1963, they both ran to 128 pages.

I picked up this example of the second volume at a book fair a few years ago. It has the usual mix of picture-strip and text stories, articles on the lead actors and actresses, and articles on the real emergency services.

Paul Adams from New Zealand

M O L A B

Some lovely shots of the gorgeous Triang Golden Astronaut SpaceX MOLAB I saw on Worthpoint.

Alas I don't own one but I know some lucky readers do!