This was a free gift with the magazine in 1971 with stickers coming in following issues. This Album is a complete full album of stickers.
Look In comic issue 25 of 1971.
10th July 1971
Features:
Follyfoot story
Please Sir story.
Timeslip story.
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
Causeway to fea introduced by Roger Moore.
Original Price 5p
TV Comic Issue 1368 4th March 1978
Contents included Doctor Who strip. Star Trek strip. Format of comic has changed to broadsheet newspaper style. Persuaders photograph.
Original Price 10p
TV Comic Issue 1063 29th April 1972
Contents included Avengers Strip. Dad’s Army strip. Tarzan strip. Skippy strip. Advert for TV Action comic featureing photographs from U.F.O. , Doctor Who, The Persuaders and Hawaii Five-0.
Original Price 4p
TV Comic Issue 1060 8th April 1972
Contents included Avengers Strip. Dad’s Army strip. Tarzan strip. Skippy strip. Advert for TV Action comic with photographs from U.F.O. Doctor Who, The Persuaders and Hawaii Five-O .
Original Price 4p
TV Comic Issue 1058 25th March 1972
Contents included Avengers Strip. Dad’s Army strip. Tarzan strip. Skippy strip. Advert for TV Action comic with photographs from U.F.O. Doctor Who, The Persuaders and Hawaii Five-O .
Original Price 4p
TV Comic Issue 1035 16th october 1971
Contents included Avengers Strip. Tarzan strip. Skippy strip. Advert for Persuaders comic.
Original Price 4p
TV Comic Issue 1034 9th october 1971
Contents included Avengers Strip. Tarzan strip. Skippy strip. Advert for Persuaders comic.
Original Price 4p
Autographed photograph from an episode of “Playhouse” entitled “A Friend Indeed” dating from 1973. Produced by Anglia TV.
David Tomlinson was best known as Mr Banks in Mary Poppins, he did very little TV work mostly working in Disney movies, he did guest however in an episode of Hawaii Five-0.
While Richard Vernon was possibly best known as the planetary designer Slartibartfast (designer of fjords) in the BBC radio and TV series The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. He had small roles in both the James Bond movie Goldfinger. The Intelligence Men with Morecambe and wise, and guest starred in The Avengers, The Saint, Department S, William Tell, Emergency Ward 10, No Hiding Place, Hadleigh, Dixon of Dock Green, Maigret, Z cars, U.F.O., The Persuaders, The Adventurer, to name just a few of his many appearences.
Autographed photograph from “You Can’t Win ‘Em All”. A 1969 movie that was his last production before making The Persuaders .
Italian poster approx. 33 x 70 cm in size.
Damaged copy of the Children’s TV annual from 1973.
Contents included On the Buses, Fenn St Gang, amongst others. Also small photographs of Steed from the Avengers, The Prisoner, Gene Barry in the Adventurer and Jason King. Full page pinups of Robert Vaughn and Tony Anholt from The persuaders.
Approximately 27×40 inches in size.
Look In 4th November 1972.
Contains features, photographs and strips on various television and film shows of the period, Also various groups and singers are featured.
Regular strips included On the Buses, The Fenn Street Gang, Please Sir, Catweazle, Follyfoot, and Timeslip.
Original Price 5p
German Hardback edition of The Persuaders by Frederick E Smith. Pan paperback number 2. Published in 1972 by Julius Breitschopf KG
German Hardback edition of The Persuaders by Frederick E Smith. Pan paperback number 1. Published in 1972 by Julius Breitschopf KG.
This edition contains two stories based on television episodes adapted by Frederick E Smith, Oveture by Brian Clemens, and Angie… Angie by Milt Gelman.
Countdown for TV action comic No 48. Dated January 15th 1972.
This issue of the weekly British comic featured comic strips of Dastardly and Muttley, Stingray, The persuaders, Thunderbirds, Doctor Who, UFO.
The two page colour Persuaders strip continued the story “The pollution Man”.
Thunderbirds two page black and white strip illustrated by Don Harley.
Colour Doctor Who striptitled “Sub Zero” and illustrated by Gerry Haylock.
Six page U.F.O. story entitled “The Alien Ally”.
Original Price 5p
TV listings magazine from 1972/3 features many popular TV shows of the period. Programmes this week included. Arthur of the Britons (With guest appearance of Mike Pratt from Randall and Hopkirk), Stingray, Hogan’s Heroes, The Adventures of Black Beauty, Public Eye, The Persuaders, Land of the Giants, The saint. Feature on Nyree Dawn Porter of the Protectors.
Original Price 5p
The Persuaders by John Barry.
An assortment of themes by John Barry, Including the Persuaders and several James Bond themes.
Annual published for countdown / TV Action comic by Polystyle publications LTD.
Contains many different stories and features relating to TV shows of the period including:
U.F.O., Thunderbirds, The Persuaders, Captain Scarlet, Doctor Who.
Original Price 65p
Look In comic issue 32 of 1971.
Look In 17th March 1973 .
Contains features, photographs and strips on various television and film shows of the period, Also various groups and singers are featured.
Regular strips included On the Buses, The Fenn Street Gang, Follyfoot.
Small photograph from the Persuaders.
Original Price 5p
Holiday special for Tv Action comic.
Contains many stories and features on the television shows of the period.
French issue of the Persuaders theme in a picture sleeve published in 1990.
Features John Barry recordings of the Persuaders theme.
While the B side features the James Bond theme From Russia with Love.
Look In comic for 22nd March 1975.
Features articles and photographs on many of the television and film shows of the period, also various singers and groups from the period featured. Regular comic strips featured are the adventures of Black Beauty, The Tomorrow People, Kung Fu and Bless this House.
Small photo of Tony Curtis from the Persuaders. Full page advert for Doctor Who Weetabix cards.
Original Price 6p
Look In comic for 1st March 1975.
Features articles and photographs on many of the television and film shows of the period, also various singers and groups from the period featured. Regular comic strips featured are the adventures of Black Beauty, The Tomorrow People, Kung Fu and Bless this House.
Photographs from Persuaders, Planet of the Apes.
Original Price 6p
Look In comic for 8th February 1975.
Features articles and photographs on many of the television and film shows of the period, also various singers and groups from the period featured. Regular comic strips featured are the adventures of Black Beauty, The Tomorrow People, Kung Fu and Bless this House.
Full page photo of Six Million Dollar Man.
Original Price 6p
This Annual was published by Panda Publishing around 1972 . Contains all sorts of Television photographs , stories and quizzes relating to the shows on at that time.
Features photographs from Doctor Who and James Bond. As well as stories and features on Follyfoot, Catweazle, Roger Moore (in his latest Role in the Persuaders) and Steptoe and son.
Roger Moore poster Magazine published in 1973 by Poster Magazines Publishers Ltd.
A one issue poster magazine devoted to the career of Roger Moore, mostly about The Saint, and The Persuaders. Also cover’s Roger’s newest role : “James Bond” in “Live and Let Die”.
Original Price 25p
The TV Times Record of your Top TV Themes by Jack Parnell and his Orchestra. Sounds Superb / Music for Pleasure SPR 90035 published in 1974.
Side 1)
Eye Level (Van der Valk)
Hawaii Five-O
The Lightning Tree (Folly Foot)
Onedin Line
Upstairs Downstairs
Owen M.D.
Side 2)
Colditz
The Strauss Family
Sam
The Persuaders
Hadleigh
Adventures of Black Beauty
Geoff Love and his Orchestra Play Your Top TV Themes LP
Format: LP – 33rpm (Stereo)
Country: UK
Year: 1972
Label: MFP
Catalogue No. MFP 5272
Side 1
1. Hawaii Five-O
2. Sleepy Shores (from Owen M.D.)
3. Strange Report
4. Crossroads
5. The Jason King Theme
6. Bless This House
Side 2
7. Love Theme from Spartacus (from The Onedin Line)
8. Match Of The Day
9. The Kiss (from Love Story)
10. The Troubleshooters
11. Theme from Casanova
12. Theme from The Persuaders
Single of the Persuaders theme by John Barry.
B side has a James Bond track.
Sheet music.
Holiday special published in 1972 by Polystyle publications.
Persuaders gum issued by Monty Gum. Set of cards issued with the gum.
The Persuaders by John Barry.
An assortment of themes by John Barry, Including the Persuaders and several James Bond themes.
Look In Annual (c) 1972.
Includes Please Sir, Follyfoot, Catweazle, On the Buses.
Lots of other TV shows from the period, quiz includes photo’s from Persuaders, Captain Scarlet, Prisoner, U.F.O., Callan.
Original Price 70p
Look In comic issue 7 of 1972.
Look In comic issue 1 of 1972.
Look In comic issue 51 of 1971.
Look In comic issue 40 of 1971.
Look In comic issue 39 of 1971.
Look In comic issue 28 of 1971.
Look In comic issue 11 of 1971.
The Persuaders Annual 1973 Polystyle Publications Ltd
Printed by Purnell & sons Ltd, it contained both text and strip stories. The cover is pink with a blue spine. front cover has a photo of Roger Moore in the top right corner, and one of Tony Curtis in the top left corner. The series title is under this in blue lettering with photo of both actors below. At the bottom is a photo of an Aston Martin DBS V8 registration BS 1. The Back cover is covered by one large photo of both actors. This annual contains features on the series and both actors, also strip and text stories.
Strip Stories Text Stories
Hot Ice Killer in the Car
Avalanche Strictly for the Birds
Skyjack
Original Price 70p
The Persuaders by Frederick E Smith. Pan paperback number 3
The Persuaders by Frederick E Smith. Pan paperback number 2
The Persuaders by Frederick E Smith. Pan paperback number 1
This edition contains two storys based on television episodes adapted by Frederick E Smith, Oveture by Brian Clemens, and Angie… Angie by Milt Gelman.
Look In annual for 1971, the cover featured Roger Moore as Brett Sinclare from the Persuaders.
The Persuaders by Frederick E Smith. In 1976 the first of the Pan paperbacks was issed in hardback form primarilly for libarys.
It was published by Ian Henry Publications.
This edition contains two storys based on television episodes adapted by Frederick E Smith, Oveture by Brian Clemens, and Angie… Angie by Milt Gelman.