Post by Stephen Byers on Feb 24, 2018 4:35:17 GMT
We visited here recently:
www.toyandrailwaymuseum.com.au/
www.toyandrailwaymuseum.com.au/toymuseumantique.html
It is packed full of largely unlabelled tin plate, plastic, you name it, figurines, dolls, and toy railway memorabilia.
Hidden away in one lower corner of a display cabinet is a film can - huh - likely not containing any film. But figurines of Dr. Who (Baker), the Tardis, Daleks, supporting characters, etc., etc. It was an anniversary set - likely the 40th. And all were in mint condition.
Google says that this is: "Doctor Who 40th Anniversary Gift set Corgi TY96203 Film Can MIB die cast Davros"
i.ebayimg.com/00/s/OTEzWDkwMA==/z/SqAAAOSwyGZaGdo6/$_12.JPG (not the Museum's)
Indeed everything in the Museum is in pristine condition - mostly dating back to the late 1800s / early 1900s through to the early 2000s.
But nothing is labelled, nothing is described, nothing is demonstrated, and certainly nothing is played with..
www.toyandrailwaymuseum.com.au/
www.toyandrailwaymuseum.com.au/toymuseumantique.html
It is packed full of largely unlabelled tin plate, plastic, you name it, figurines, dolls, and toy railway memorabilia.
Hidden away in one lower corner of a display cabinet is a film can - huh - likely not containing any film. But figurines of Dr. Who (Baker), the Tardis, Daleks, supporting characters, etc., etc. It was an anniversary set - likely the 40th. And all were in mint condition.
Google says that this is: "Doctor Who 40th Anniversary Gift set Corgi TY96203 Film Can MIB die cast Davros"
i.ebayimg.com/00/s/OTEzWDkwMA==/z/SqAAAOSwyGZaGdo6/$_12.JPG (not the Museum's)
Indeed everything in the Museum is in pristine condition - mostly dating back to the late 1800s / early 1900s through to the early 2000s.
But nothing is labelled, nothing is described, nothing is demonstrated, and certainly nothing is played with..