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The Batmobile toy car (EXEBD 68388; 1989) is based on the Batmobile from Tim Burton’s Batman (1989). It is one of the most iconic vehicles in cinematic history, and after years of development in the toy industry, it has consistently maintained its…

The Duffy Duck soft toy figure, which originated in the Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon series, first appeared in the 1937 cartoon Porky's Duck Hunt. The character was designed by the animators Tex Avery and Bob Clampett. As an anthropomorphic…

Archived under the title ‘Toy Shadow Theatre: Theatre d’Ombres’ in the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum catalogue (BDCM, 69332), the Théâtre d’Ombres is a cardboard theatre designed for use in shadow shows, prominently displayed alongside other optical…

Charlie Chaplin dancing figure: Dancing Charlie is a toy that makes the figure Charlie Chaplin dancing. This toy consists of three parts: the envelope, the introduction, and the toy itself. The envelope shows the basic information about the toys,…

This is a model of the TARDIS, the iconic time machine used by the Doctor in the BBC series Doctor Who. The model perfectly reproduces the design of the classic blue police booth, including the dark blue exterior, white window panes and the iconic…

The Toy Story Kaleidoscope was manufactured concurrently with the 1995 animated film of the same name. The toy is approximately 7 inches tall and 2 inches in diameter, and the exterior of the toy is covered by a paper cover of iconic Toy Story…

Mickey Mouse ‘Star Wars’ soft toy is the toy with the combination of Mickey Mouse and Star Wars’ Jedi. It is a modern soft toy that has multiple colors and belongs to The Walt Disney Company. In this toy, Mickey Mouse wears the robe of a Jedi, and…

This is a pair of plastic roller skates with mickey mouse face modelled onto the toe of each skate.Genuine Disney peripheral produced in 1995. This pair of Disney's roller skates combines entertainment, sports and interactive elements. In terms of…

The ‘Pikachu Talking Plush’ is an interactive plush toy developed by Tiger Electronics and officially launched in 1999 with global distribution by Hasbro targeting North America and multiple European markets. This plush toy, designed to resemble…

How can we archive a mystery?Catalogued by the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum on March 14th, 1997, this artefact raises exactly this question. Entitled ‘Charlie Chaplin Puppet’ (BDCM, 68326), the artefact is composed of various mixed-media elements,…