Geoff's Superheroes, Space and other incredible Toys

Buck Rogers Space Fighter, Fleetwood, Hong Kong, 1979  

Buck Roger's Battlecruiser, Tootsietoy, USA, 1937 Going art-deco ?  Next to the Venus Duo-Destroyer

Plastic Space Cruiser, England, ?

Buck Rogers Venus Duo-Destroyer, Tootsietoy, USA, 1937 Just stretch a piece of string and you have a working flying spaceship (this thi...

Wilma Deering, Knickerbocker, USA, 1950's  Every sci-fi hero had to have a soulmate to travel through space. Flash Gordon had...

Buck Rogers Rocket Fighter, Wyandotte, USA, 1936 Is it a blimp ?  Well, at least it has fins !   And undercarriage...  ...

Buck Rogers XZ-31 Rocket Pistol, Daisy Mfg. Co., USA, 1934 This is the first raygun ever produced as a toy. Call it the origin, numb...

This one came in a number of colours. Basically a flash light and buzzer. It came with a handy little leaflet with the Morse code... ...

It´s a Raygun ? So tiny ? Ray-Gun pencil sharpener, Admiration, USA, 1950's 

Another cool rendering of Buck's ship.This one is battery opeated, goes on the floor with blinking reactors and lasers, stops, and th...

Buck Rogers Starfighter, Corgi, Great Britain, 1980 Where is Twiki bidibidibip ? Corgi had to link the 2 frontal tubes on this toy, coun...

(Swallow) plane, ?, USA, 1930's You don't need a spaceship to travel in style and with speed. In the 30'ies, a propel...