60s Tv Magnets

Open the door and find yourself in a new zone

Bam! Brings me back to Saturday mornings parked in front of the old television…..

Need to amaze your friends and neighbors? Or impress a potential suiter that really likes alien bugs? Well, here you go.

Mary Poppins was released on August 27, 1964, to critical acclaim and commercial success. It became the highest-grossing film of 1964, and at the time of its release, was Disney's highest-grossing film ever. It received a total of 13 Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture – a record for any film released by Walt Disney Studios – and won five: Best Actress for Andrews, Best Film Editing, Best Original Music Score, Best Visual Effects, and Best Original Song for "Chim Chim Cher-ee".

Original artwork of the huge work horses of the evil WOTAN computer network from the BBCtv series of the 60s. Well, they impressed Blue Peter presenter Chris Trace if nothing else...

Heroes and villains from the longest DW serial. (Suggest light coloured material for clothing choices)

Original artwork of the peaceful telepathic inhabitants of the planet Sense-sphere. This is one of the elders... I think. They apparently all look alike.

Original artwork interpretation of the Cyber invasion force that briefly occupied a moon weather station in the mid twenty-first century. They said "Resistance is useless" quite a lot... luckily for humankind, it wasn't.

The White Robots were the servants of the Master (not that one) of the Land of Fiction.

Original artwork of the so-called "Marsh Daleks" who popped up in the 1964 "Dalek Book"' for one story written by either David Whitaker or Terry Nation - so they're canon as far as I am concerned.

Original artwork of one of the mechanical robots from the jungle planet Mechanus.

Retro style design based around the quirky giant ant monsters from the popular BBCtv series.

Original artwork of the White Robots - who actually weren't white as the publicity stills from the original BBCtv series show. One of these is white... can you guess which one?

Quark Robot

Retro style design based around the quirky machines of war from the popular BBCtv series.

Ancient robots discovered buried in the mercury swamps of Vulcan by the famed scientist Lesterson and, once reactivated, were used by the human colony as servants to great success.

Original artwork of the early TARDIS control desk and its iconic comic strip sound effect.

Retro style design based around the quirky robot people from the popular BBCtv series.

Faux cover using original artwork featuring the villainous alien delegates from the popular sixties BBCtv series.

Original artwork featuring the Dominators from the popular BBCtv series.

Original artwork featuring the villainous alien delegates from the popular sixties BBCtv series.

Original artwork featuring the Cybermen from the popular BBCtv series.

Original artwork of one of the race of aliens Dr Who met aboard a giant space ark (a spark?) who, despite a lack of depth perception, managed to overthrow the ship's human crew and pilot the craft to the refuse collection planet of Refusis. Good for them.

Astounding design featuring those outer space robot people from Japan!

50s/60s Cop Show - Dragnet - Jack Webb Tribute.

All hands to battle stations!

Logo for Scott-Furlong Aviation. They make planes. They're plane makers. THE PLANE MAKERS!

Fielding Beer // Mad Men

Season 3 of this american classic sitcom Petticoat Junction. The first in color and some major cast changes.

A 60s style 'unofficial' design that probably would've adorned T shirts purchased from some of the less savoury market stalls of Nottingham.

Bewitched

A 60s style cinema poster based on the classic adventure 'The Faceless Ones'.

Anna karina original retro by otakotak

The classic Munster family and cute little toys make a funny mash-up that 70s and 80s kids love. What a unique gift!

enter another dimension pop culture design

Design updating a 70s Radio Times cover for the popular BBCtv series.