The Skaro Toy Museum
Dalek Money Box : This bank holds a fairly small amount of coins but
is nice to look at. (The coin slot is in back.) It was made in 1965 by Cowan
De Groot. (Notice how it looks just like the baby
plate below.)
Submitted by Dave Hicks
Bubble Bath : Unscrew the Dalek's head and pour the Dalek juice into
your bath. Made in 1976.
Submitted by Dave Hicks
Candy : Three candy boxes. The "Candy Favorites" were made in 1979
by Goodies Confectionery. (And I still have the candy in my freezer.)
Submitted by Dave Hicks
Wall's Ice Cream Cards : A small selection of a series of 36 with
a story fragment on the back.
Submitted by Dave Hicks
Cadet Sweets Cards : Two cards from a series of 50 with a story fragment
on the back. Made in the 60s.
Submitted by Dave Hicks
Ty-phoo Cards : A small selection of a series of 12. Made in 1976.
Submitted by Dave Hicks
Orange Flavor Chew : Made by Goodies in 1982.
Submitted by Stuart Humphryes
Dalek Oracle : Made by Bell Toys in 1965. A question/answer toy.
Submitted by Mick Hall
Sonic Screwdriver : Dubbed the "most accurate replica" of the sonic
screwdriver ever made. Hand lathed aluminium sonic screwdriver.
Submitted by Terry Skirko
Baby Plate : Start your baby off right with a plate featuring an evil
ruthless killer... Made in 1965 by J H Weatherby & Sons.
Submitted by Dave Hicks
Troughton Plate : Made by Royal Albert. Image is a black outline of
Patrick set against the Tardis on white porcelain bone china. Finished with
silver trim. About 21cm. Other plates released in that year include Doctors
1,2,3, Master (Roger Delgado), Davros with Daleks. Made in 1985. 2Here's
a picture of the plate with the box.
Submitted by Terry Skirko
Water Transfers : Wet them and hold them to your skin to transfer
the ink. They were made in 1965 and are quite rare since they were typically
used. They were made by S. Guiterman.
Submitted by Dave Hicks
Dalek Pin : This rare pin was made by Plastoid in 1965.
Submitted by Dave Hicks
Davros Head : Made by BBC Enterprises 1987 Said to be from the original
BBC mold.
Submitted by Terry Skirko
Dalek Ride : Made by Edwin Hall in 1967. Note the openings so the
kids can see out.
Submitted by Mick Hall
Dalek Playsuit : Made by Scorpion Automotives in 1964. It doesn't
look quite as solid as the ones on TV.
Submitted by Phillip Bhullar
Cyber Props : This head, chest and gun are actual props used in the
show. The head and chest are painted fiberglass. The gun is made from a variety
of materials including wood and mylar. If you wear it for awhile, you'll
probably decide that the actors who play Doctor Who monsters don't get paid
enough.
Submitted by Dave Hicks
Cybermen props : Actual props used in the show. Steve Gostelow made
props for the BBC and he is wearing the Cyberman Controller outfit in this
picture.
Submitted by Steve Gostelow
Dalek Props : Steve Gostelow on the set and dressed as a Dalek.
Submitted by Steve Gostelow
Cyberman Gun : A close up on a Cyberman gun prop.
Submitted by Steve Gostelow
Dalek Prop : Actual BBC prop. This is a '60s version with mesh and
slats added. This Dalek is now in retirement in the U.S.
Submitted by Steve Gostelow
Draconian Head : Actual BBC prop. Used in the third Doctor story "The
Frontier In Space". Made by John Freidlander at the BBC in latex rubber.
John Pertwee's favourite alien/monster. Here's a side
view.
Submitted by Chris Avis
Ice Warrior Head : Probably an actual BBC prop. Here's a
side view.
Submitted by Chris Avis
Animation Cel : A prototype cel from Nelvana for a series that was
never made. It's from around 1990.
Submitted by Brian Heiler
TARDIS Phone : This heavy wooden TARDIS is 17" tall and houses a
wall-mountable phone. I almost forgot to photograph this because "it's just
the phone!". Fortunately for those of us outside the U.K., the phone supplied
is easily removed and replaced by one of the local variety.
Submitted by Dave Hicks
TARDIS Tuner : A radio designed to look like it might be found in
the TARDIS though there was never such a radio used on the television show.
Made by Shortman Trading in 1976.
Submitted by Scott Goodman
Tote bag : Manufacturer unknown.
Submitted by Terry Skirko
Hartnell Tankard : Made by Lustleigh Pottery in 1992. Limited to 750
sets. The entire set sold for about £450.
Submitted by Scott Goodman
Troughton Tankard : Made by Lustleigh Pottery in 1992. Limited to
750 sets. The entire set sold for about £450.
Submitted by Scott Goodman
Pertwee Tankard : Made by Lustleigh Pottery in 1992. Limited to 750
sets. The entire set sold for about £450.
Submitted by Scott Goodman
Tom Baker Tankard : Made by Lustleigh Pottery in 1992. Limited to
750 sets. The entire set sold for about £450.
Submitted by Scott Goodman
Davison Tankard : Made by Lustleigh Pottery in 1992. Limited to 750
sets. The entire set sold for about £450.
Submitted by Scott Goodman
Colin Baker Tankard : Made by Lustleigh Pottery in 1992. Limited to
750 sets. The entire set sold for about £450.
Submitted by Scott Goodman
McCoy Tankard : Made by Lustleigh Pottery in 1992. Limited to 750
sets. The entire set sold for about £450.
Submitted by Scott Goodman
Dalek Salt Shakers : 100% hand finished pewter Dalek salt and pepper
shakers. Made by Asmortartz Productions in New Zealand, circa 1993. Sold
for 85 pounds. Here's a picture of the card that
came with them.
Submitted by Terry Skirko
Dalek Birthday Card : Made in 1965 by Newton and Mills. This example
was sent from an Earth man to his Earth Wife. Here's an
inside view.
Submitted by Chris Avis
Dalek Kite : Made by Bowman Jenkins in 1965. A very flimsy item hence
few survive today. Produced in thin polythene with wooden struts. Nice artwork.
Submitted by Chris Avis
Dalek Note Pad : Made by Newton Mills Ltd. in 1965. Plain interior
with great artwork on front cover. Around 5" by 7" in size. Can Daleks write??
Submitted by Chris Avis
Dalek Wallpaper : Produced from 1965 to 1967 by The Wallpaper
Manufacturers Ltd., a division of Crown Wallpapers. This was a very popular
Dalek item in the 60's but most examples are now either covered, stripped
or shredded. Artwork for the craft and Daleks based very closely on that
used for the 1st Dalek annual. Here's a close up
view.
Submitted by Chris Avis
Dr Who Pencil Sharpener : This is one of 4 produced with ball-puzzles
on the top showing the 4th Doctor. Made in 1979 by H. C. Ford.
Submitted by Chris Avis
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