Mike Mercury Pilot Suits, Belt
and Supercar Cloth
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Fantastically rare
is this Mike Mercury
Pilot Suit from
Dekker in the UK.
If you can find one be prepared to part
with £5-600.
Mine came with a
genuine 1960's
moth, luckly
it was dead !
.1960's Supercar material.
Probably for making a pillow
case or curtains, as
duvet covers were decades away.
Sheets and blankets were the norm
in Britain in the sixties.
Or so I thought, until I saw the Stingray episode A Christmas To Remember,
in which a orphan boy is taken on a tour
of Marineville by Troy and Atlanta
on Christmas Eve.
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Another great item
is this 1960's
Mike Mercury
Halloween costume
by Collegeville in
the US.
This is the only example I have ever seen but as to how rare it actually is?
I don't know.
Next one of latest acquisitions a 1960 child's belt mint on a mint card,
How rare is that !
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He can be clearly seen in a nice set of Supercar pajamas made from the same material. Phones delivers the presents dressed as Father Christmas...after being flattened by Troy, thinking he was a
spy !! and when young Barry opens his present on Christmas Day its a Stingray model, you would have thought the
PJ's were a clue! get the kid
a Supercar toy Troy !!!!!
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