Adam Adamant Theme Single issued on the Fontana label. TF723
Preformed by Dave Lee and his Orchestra.
- Side A ) Adam Adamant Theme
- Side B) Georgie’s Theme
Theme Single Instramental
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Adam Adamant theme Kathy Kirby
Single of the theme from the series released on the decca label in 1966.
F.12432
Side 1 ) The Adam Adamant Theme
Side 2 ) Will I Never Learn
Adam Adamant in TV Comic
Radio Times Jan 7-13 1967
Radio Times for the week of 7-13th January 1967. Contains details of many different TV shows of the period. Contents include Doctor Who, The Monkees, Adam Adamant Lives, The Forsyte Saga, Till Death us Do Part, Bewitched, The Rat Patrol, Softly Softly, Cathy Come Home, The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Original price 6d
Radio Times july 30th to 6th Aug 1966
Radio Times for the week of July 30th to 6th August 1966. Contains details of many different TV shows of the period. Contents include Till Death us do Part, Adam Adamant Lives.
Original price 6d
Adam Adamant Guide
A privately fan published to order book on the history of Adam Adamant.
Contains copies of the TV comics strips, reprints of scripts for some of the missing episodes etc.
Original price £13.99
BBC Detectives Themes LP
BBC Records 1980. REH378
Side 1:
Shoestring
Kojak
Quiller
Sexton Blake
Softly Softly
Piggy Malone and Charley Farley (Two Ronnie’s serial)
Adam Adamant
The Third Man
Dick Barton
Side 2:
The Rockford Files
Starsky and Hutch
Gangsters
Lord Peter Wimsey
Paul Temple
Z Cars
Maigret
Dixon of Dock Green
Letter from Verity Lambert discussing Adam Adamant
Letter from Verity Lambert producer of Doctor Who and Adam Adamant Lives .
Diana for Girls 1968
Girls Annual contains photos and features on several TV and film shows. Including a full page interview with Adam Adamant star Gerald Harper.
Adam Adamant Publicity Photograph
BBC Publicity photograph from Adam Adamant Lives! Shows Adam brandishing his sword stick. This has been autographed by Gerald Harper. Details on back date photo to 6th June 1966 and the episode “A vintage year for scoundrels”.
Radio Times 11-17 Feb 1967
This issue of the UK TV listings magazine featured The Monkees on the cover. Inside were many other classic shows of the period such as Dr Who, Adam Adamant Lives, Till death us do part, Softly Softly, The Likely Lads, Get Smart , The Girl from U.N.C.L.E., etc.
Daily Mirror 19th May 1966
Daily Mirror 19th May 1966.
This issue of the UK daily newspaper featured a large photograph of Juliet Harmer on the front page, with a small piece on her and “Adam Adamant Lives”. On the TV listings page it has a small photograph from “The Man from U.N.C.L.E.”.
Radio Times Dec 31st 1966 – Jan 6th 1967
BBC listings magazine for 31st december 1966 to January 6th 1967. A one page photographic feature on Adam Adamant appeared in this issue. Along with features and listings for many other shows.
Original Price 6d
Approx equivalent 2012 – £0.70
This is the Moment, Single Decca F. 12477 1966
“This is the Moment.” A song written for and used in series, was released in 1966. The song was written by Chris Andrews, and performed by The News.
This song features in the episode “Sing a song of Murder” from the shows first season.
The B side featured the Ya Ya Da Da, also by Andrews.
Radio Times June 18th – 24th 1966 Adam Adamant Cover
“Adam Adamant Lives” was a cover feature of this listings magazine for the issue cover dated June 18 – 24, 1966. A one page photographic feature also appeared in the same issue. Along with features and listings for many other shows.
Original Price 6d
Approx equivalent 2012 – £0.70
Adam Adamant Annual 1968
Adam Adamant Annual 1968 TV Publications Ltd. 1967
An annual was produced for 1968, published by TV publications Ltd., being bound and printed by Purnell & Sons. It contained a mixture of text and strip stories. The front cover showed a photograph of Adam Adamant’s face framed by an oval. This is surrounded by 4 full-length drawings of him, one in each quarter. Adam Adamant is written in yellow at the top.
The back cover shows a full-length photograph of Adam brandishing his swordstick, on an off-white background. The spine is also off-white, with “ADAM ADAMANT annual 1968” in black. The BBC licensed this product in early 1967, as well as a comic strip, for TV Comic, also published by the same firm.
Thomas Woodman wrote the stories, illustrations by Selby Donnison.
These stories were:
Text
Escape of the Snake
Holiday for Spies
Train to Nowhere
Men from the Sea
Strip
The Mask of Terror
Caravan of Terror
This copy of the annual has been autographed by both Gerald Harper, and Jack May who played Adam Adamant and Simms respectively.
Original Price 10/6d
Approx equivalent 2012 – £15.30
Adam Adamant Sword Stick
Diecast Machine Tools Ltd. (Lone Star) 1967
The BBC licensed this product in Oct. 1967 with the licence lasting until Dec. 1968. Very basically, this is a plastic swordstick similar to the one issued for the Avengers. Swordstick was issued on a display card, Originally this was issued with a small plastic ring, bearing the letters “A A” , which would have been clipped onto the sword’s handle. Another notable feature is the “hidden” compartment in the sticks handle, for carrying a supply of ammunition for the sword sticks cork firing feature.
