Wednesday, 5 June 2013

DALEK SWEET CIGARETTE CARDS - PART THREE...

Copyright BBC TV and the Estate of TERRY NATION

Well, let's not waste a second with inane chit-chat from me, but instead get straight to the pretty pictures featuring the friendly, loveable rascals from the planet SKARO - The DALEKS.  They might have a bad rep, but they're simply misunderstood metal-clad mutants who want to take over the universe.  How could anyone in their right mind possibly object to that?

These cards were produced by a confectionary company called CADET way back around the mid-'60s, and included with packets of sweet cigarettes - and that's all you really need to know.









6 comments:

  1. You know I love 'em, don't you? But have you got the rare 1966 "annual" DR. WHO & THE INVASION FROM SPACE ? I'd really like to take a peek inside a copy of that!! JP

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  2. Incidentally, a little-known fact about the Voords is that their ultimate mission was to breed with the human race and produce a highly intelligent hybrid with computer-like intelligence. Rumour has it that one female such Voord/Man ( or Voord-a-man ) actually exists!!

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  3. Nope, don't have that, unfortunately.

    As for the Voord/Man - actually exists in Dr Who's world - or in ours? (Why am I even asking?)

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  4. I have heard that the creature somehow materialised in our dimension in the 80's in the middle of a countdown? Which is a bit of a conundrum. Since then there have been numerous other sightings all over the place.

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  5. 'Send a postal order for 1 rel'.
    How much is that then?

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  6. One shilling in monetary terms - although (to confuse matters) a 'rel' is also supposed to be a second in Dalek time.

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