One day, back in 1965, I remember my brother anxiously trying
to obtain a copy of that week's
RADIO TIMES - because therein was
printed a coupon which enabled aspiring secret agents to send off for a
MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. ID card. As any child of the '60s will recall,
TMFU was
the big hit of the time on British (and American) TV, and
every kid in the land wanted to be an
U.N.C.L.E. agent. I still remember
the address - 58 St. James' Street, London, SW1. We sent off for quite
a number of cards over the course of the next few months, I can tell
you. Sadly none of them survived, but for those of you in a similar
predicament, dry your tears - the heartache is over.

You can now obtain
an exact facsimile of
that '60s
Radio Times
U.N.C.L.E. ID card -
professionally printed
from an original - along
with its U.S. counterpart
and a letter of acceptance
from the
United Net-
work Command for
Law and Enforcement
- for a paltry
£7.50 (inc.
p&p) from
here. (If
you live outside the
U.K., check prices
for your country.)
Quick - before T.H.R.U.S.H. cause an international shortage
by buying them all - recapture a magical moment from your long-
ago childhood before it's too late.