1997 Lost in Space Movie Robot in box
$130.00 $104.00
Year: 1997
Manufacturer: Trendmasters
Condition: Excellent condition robot with good condition box
First edition vintage collectable
This is the Lost in Space Robot from the 1997 movie starring William Hurt, Mimi Rogers and Matt LeBlanc. It has lots of cool functions, with alert sirens and dialog from the movie in the original voice, loud and clear. Robot has multiple posable arms, some with gripping claws. His head lights up, as well as floodlights on his chest. He comes with 2 original rockets which can be fired from a tilting mechanism on his back, hidden compartments, and more!
This is an authentic first edition model. Later models are often sold as first edition but this one has the larger 6 3/4″ deep box with slightly different graphics and die cut.
The box is 6 3/4″ x 9″ x 11″ and in good shape, with a dent in the upper right corner. There is some minor shelf wear but no rips or tears. Item was removed from original packaging to put in batteries and for photography.
Photos are of actual item. Climate controlled storage and minimally handled. Sold as is. Only one available.
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1977 STAR WARS MAD / Cracked Magazines Set of 3
Year: 1977
Manufacturer: Mad Magazine, Cracked Magazine
Condition: Good condition
1st edition vintage collectable
AUTHENTIC ORIGINAL PUBLICATIONS FROM 1977
First edition vintage collectables
MAD was the premier humor magazine for decades, and in 1977 they were at the top of their game with a satire of STAR WARS. MAD No.196 from January 1978 STAR ROARS features Lube Skystalker, Princess Laidup, Ham Yoyo, Chewbacco, Oldie Von Moldie, the robots Barstool and Cree-Pio, and the rest of the STAR WARS universe as only MAD Magazine could imagine it! Great cover with Alfred E. Neuman as the Evil Zader!
MAD Magazine No. 203 from December 1978 features “The Force and I”, a STAR WARS Musical. Funny stuff! Both MADS feature great cover art paintings by MAD artist Jack Rickard.
BONUS!: FREE STAR WARS CRACKED MAGAZINE included. Cracked was a big rival of MAD back then, and did their own pardody of STAR WARS characters. Included is Cy-Threepiu and Arty-Ditto’s “A Souvenir Photo Album of their Visit to Earth”, a full color inside front and back cover painting by Powers featuring the “STAR BAR” Cantina with the aliens all laughing at Sylvester P. Smythe, CRACKED Magazine’s janitor and cover boy! Cover date of January 1978. All 3 are in fair to good shape, some edge wear and corner rounding and a slight tear in the CRACKED back cover but otherwise in good shape with all interior artwork intact.
1995 Toy Story Colorforms Play Set in Box
Year: 1995
Manufacturer: Colorforms
Condition: Mint condition in mint box
First edition vintage collectable
Colorforms go way back to 1951, and in 1995 the Toy Story version helped revive the popularity of this classic activity toy. The inside of the box has a scene from the Toy Story movie of Andy’s bed and is the background for using the Colorforms. 13 peel and stick reusable cling characters from the movie are on a 6 5/8” x 7 1/2” sheet. Simple and basic, vintage Toy Story!
The box is 7 3/4” x 12 1/8” by 1 1/2” tall and is in mint condition. Also contains a Colorforms advertisement mini-brochure. Photos are of of actual item. Climate controlled storage and minimally handled. Sold as is. Only one available.
1970 Talking Crissy Pull String Doll w/ Carry Case
Year: 1970
Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Corp.
Condition: Good condition doll and carry case
First edition vintage collectable
Some girls loved Barbie, but just as popular in the 1970’s was the Crissy doll. The Crissy doll was made by Ideal Toy Corporation from 1969 to 1974. She was wildly popular because of her unique ability to “grow hair” with a push of a button on her tummy, and shorten it with a twist of a knob located on her back. Crissy was designed to be much larger than Barbie, too, at 18” tall. Crissy is wering her original green taffeta dress with white lace trim. This model was made in 1970. The date on her head is 1969, which is the date on all Crissy heads from 1969 to 1972.
Crissy comes with her own wardrobe storage, which is imprinted with groovy artwork of the time. The wardrobe is 8 1/2” x 3 1/4” x 19” tall when closed, and opens up with an area to keep Crissy, and additional room to store clothes and accessories.
Crissy says 12 phrases randomly when her string is pulled. The voice works but is not perfect. See the video below to hear the voice.
“Hi, I’m Crissy!”
“Let’s have a party.”
“Brush my hair please.”
“Please dry my hair.”
“Make my hair short.”
“Make my hair long.”
“My hair grows.”
“I love you”.
“I’ve got a secret.”
“I like to dress up.”
“Set my hair please”.
“Velvet talks too.”
Photos are of of actual item. Climate controlled storage and minimally handled. Sold as is. Only one available.
1970 Talking Crissy Pull String Doll
Year: 1970
Manufacturer: Ideal Toy Corporation
Condition: Good condition
First edition vintage collectable
Some girls loved Barbie, but just as popular in the 1970’s was the Crissy doll. The Crissy doll was made by Ideal Toy Corporation from 1969 to 1974. She was wildly popular because of her unique ability to “grow hair” with a push of a button on her tummy, and shorten it with a twist of a knob located on her back. Crissy was designed to be much larger than Barbie, too, at 18” tall. This Crissy is wering her original green flower dress. This model was made in 1970. The date on her head is 1969, which is the date on all Crissy heads from 1969 to 1972.
This Crissy does not come with her wardrobe. See our other Crissy doll if you want the wardrobe.
Crissy says 12 phrases randomly when her string is pulled. The voice works but is not perfect. See the video below to hear the voice.
“Hi, I’m Crissy!”
“Let’s have a party.”
“Brush my hair please.”
“Please dry my hair.”
“Make my hair short.”
“Make my hair long.”
“My hair grows.”
“I love you”.
“I’ve got a secret.”
“I like to dress up.”
“Set my hair please”.
“Velvet talks too.”
Photos are of of actual item. Climate controlled storage and minimally handled. Sold as is. Only one available.
1999 Austin “Danger” Powers Ultra-Cool Talking Action Figure v1: “Horny” in Package
Year: 1999
Manufacturer: McFarlane Toys
Condition: Mint condition in mint package
First edition vintage collectable
Yeah baby! It’s the one and only Austin Powers, nearly naked with a chest full of curly hair. Wearing only Union Jack underwear, Austin is totally shagadelic! This toy made the news in 1999 when some found the text on the package and the randy phrases a little too “adult” for children. There were multiple versions. This one has Austin saying “Do I make you horny baby, do I?” on the front, and includes a sexy dictionary, along with a mirror, a martini glass and olive on a stirrer. The martini glass and olive stirrer were very small parts, and removed from later versions because of the choking hazard. A second version was made with different phrasing (see other model by clicking here).
Austin is about 6” tall, and in his original packaging, which is in mint condtion. Mike Meyers provides the voice, which is in the base. The tab has never been pulled on either version, so it should speak when removed, but it’s not guaranteed. (Why would you ever open it anyway baby?)
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1999 Austin “Danger” Powers Ultra-Cool Action Figure v.2 “Shag” in Package
Year: 1999
Manufacturer: McFarlane Toys
Condition: Mint condition in mint package
First edition vintage collectable
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Austin is about 6” tall, and in his original packaging, which is in mint condition. Mike Meyers provides the voice, which is in the base. The tab has never been pulled on either version, so it should speak when removed, but it’s not guaranteed. (Why would you ever open it anyway baby?)
Photos are of of actual item. Climate controlled storage and minimally handled. Sold as is. Only one available.
1993 Fred Flintstone Talking Plush mint in box
Year: 1993
Manufacturer: Mattel
Condition: Mint figure and box
First edition vintage collectable
You can’t get much more vintage than caveman times! It’s the one and only hilarous John Goodman as Fred Flintstone from the original live action 1993 movie. Cuddly and soft, 15 1/2” tall Fred is wearing his classic sabertooth caveman outfit with blue tie and not much else. Yabba Dabba Doo! Fred says four phrases: “Wilma!”, “Down Dino Down!”, “Yabba Dabba Doo!”, and “Barney You’re My Best Pal.” This is not a pull-string, and requires one AA battery.
The box is 18” x 9” x 4” and in excellent condition. The edges of the packaging look rough in the photos, but the graphics were created that way on purpose for an authentic “prehistoric” look. Includes the original instruction booklet. Photos are of of actual item. Climate controlled storage and minimally handled. Sold as is. Only one available.
1992 Cyber Wars Raybot in box
Year: 1992
Manufacturer: Trendmasters
Condition: Excellent condition
First edition vintage collectable
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