DR Who Daleks
Doctor Who and his time travelling machine, the TARDIS,
first appeared on BBC TV November 1963,
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The first Daleks toy, introduced in 1964 retailed at 15
shillings and 9d and sold out within days.
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Original palitoy talking Daleks from the 1970s are highly
collectable, and fetching up to £150 hundred $185 one of the most sought
after Dr who items.
Is the 5 feet play suit launched for Christmas 1964.
Other collectibles include metal lapel badges showing the
doctor in various other characters, given away in boxes of Kellogg’s cereals in
1971.
The Denys Fisher company produced a set of figures in 1974 showing the doctor ,Leela his assistant, a Dalek, the dog K9, a cyber- man, and the TARDIS.
The Denys Fisher company produced a set of figures in 1974 showing the doctor ,Leela his assistant, a Dalek, the dog K9, a cyber- man, and the TARDIS.
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Many actors have played the doctor over the years and
everyone has a favourite perhaps the one they watched as a child, and some fans
limit themselves to collecting items representing a specific period. In October
2003 the BBC announced it was developing a new serious of Dr who, saw interest
in memorabilia of the timelord and his aliases look set for a boost for the
future.
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A rare Doctor Who projector by Chad Valley boxed in good
condition sold at auction recently for £200 $240.
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Doctor Who set of
videos featuring five different doctors in a limited edition pack will set you
back £50-£65 $60-$80.
An audio cassette featuring the evil of the Daleks sells for
£15-£20 $20-$25.
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I hope you have found this page on DR WHO Daleks to be both informative and
helpful.
Happy hunting from the collectibles coach
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