Pages from 1970s store catalogues showing Space: 1999 toys.
Mattel 1977 Dealer Catalogue (thanks to Dale): Mattel Eagle ($11.90 each), Flying Eagle ($7.90 each), four figures including "Zython" ($2.90 each), playset ($6.90) and "Moon Base Alpha Team" (the playset and 3 figures, no price).
Wards 1976 catalogue (thanks to Gordon Moriguchi): Mattel Eagle, LJN comlocks, Sonic Powered Megaphone and Vanity Fair Wrist Radio.
The Milton Bradley board game (1976 Sears Wishbook, thanks to Gordon Moriguchi). ![]() |
The Whiting Mammoth Eagle. (1976 Sears Wishbook) ![]() |
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The Mattel Eagle. Note the three figures have painted faces and hair- and do not include Helena. (1976 Sears Wishbook) ![]() |
JC Penny catalog for 1976 (Thanks to Gordon Moriguchi). The Mattel Eagle ("Challenge the Universe" for $13.66), Remco- Burbank Stun Gun ($6.77, with a charming drawing of a little girl firing the gun), LJN comlocks ($18.88), Vanity Fair Wrist Radio ($8.44), Illco Chest Pack Radio ($12.88), figures ($3.33 each) and playset (includes "simulated computer, chair and hassock", $8.99) ![]() |
JC Penny catalog for 1977 (Thanks to Gordon Moriguchi). The Mattel Eagle is a dollar more expensive ($14.66) and the Illco Chest Pack Radio is up 11 cents ($11.99). ![]() |
A True Value page, thanks to Gordon. The Remco- Burbank Stun Gun ($6.99) and Koenig and Helena figures appear. ![]() |
A Hasbro paint set page, thanks to Gordon. ![]() |
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Ahi vehicles, thanks to Gordon. The Alien, Eagle Transporter, Moon Car ![]() |
Ahi guns (with the Star Trek equivalents), thanks to Gordon. Disc Shooting Stun Gun, Jet Discs and Official Stun Ray Gun. ![]() |
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Mattel figures, thanks to Gordon. ![]() |
Mattel playset and "Moon Base Alpha Team", thanks to Gordon. ![]() |
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Mattel Eagle, and the unreleased "Alpha Crew" and "Characters", thanks to Gordon. ![]() |
Detail of unreleased Alpha Crew and characters. ![]() ![]() |
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1976 catalogue showing the Remco- Burbank Stun Gun, thanks to Gordon ![]() |
1976 catalogue showing the Remco Utility Belt, thanks to Gordon. Note the "radiation detector" looks like a commlock (upside down and stylized, but recognisable). In the released set it is actually the same as the Bat Walki-Talkie from the Batman Utility Set. ![]() |
From the Remco catalogue, the Remco Utility Belt along with the other licensed utility belts, from Batman to Mickey Mouse. ![]() |
1976 advert for "Child World Discount Toy Supermarket" showing the Mattel playset and the Mattel Eagle. Thanks to Gordon Moriguchi.
Copyright Martin Willey. Thanks to Gordon Moriguchi