James Bond, codename: 007, is the British Secret Service character created in 1956 by author Ian Fleming. The character has featured in books, film, television, radio, comic strips, toy lines, video games and household merchandise.
TVTA top secret agents have been busy dodging supervillains to gather a world class selection of Bond related print adverts plus a little look at one of the best-selling die cast toys of all time!
Victory Games role playing games
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- James Bond Role Playing Game. 1983. US.
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- James Bond Role Playing Game. 1984. US.
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- James Bond Role Playing Game. 1983. US.
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- James Bond Role Playing Game. 1984. US.
James Bond Victory Games. US. Starlog. 1985.
Cereals
James Bond Shredded Wheat prizes. UK. Eagle. 1983.
James Bond Shredded Wheat stickers. UK. Eagle. 1983.
Video Games
James Bond Octopussy video game. Starlog 74. 1983. US.
Starburst Magazine
James Bond. Starburst. 1989. UK.
Film Adverts
Octopussy. Photoplay July 1979. UK.
Moonraker. Film Review July 1979. UK.
Moonraker. Creepy. 1980. US.
Toys
James Bond Corgi Vehicles
The 007 Aston Martin D.B.5 was made as a die cast toy vehicle by Corgi between 1965 and 1969. This award-winning toy featured cool gadgets such as an ejector seat, bulletproof windshield and retractable guns.
Corgi Aston Martin DB5 1995 release. From the collection of TVTA.
Corgi Aston Martin DB5 1995 release boxed. From the collection of TVTA.
1971 Corgi Aston Martin DB5, along with Batmobile and Batboat, and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang vehicles. France.
Corgi produced other vehicles for the James Bond line; some of which can be seen below.
Corgi Superheroes. 1982. France.
Corgi James Bond. France. 1977.
Corgi James Bond. France. 1980.
Corgi James Bond. France. 1980.
Corgi TV, Film & Cartoon Catalogue, 2004
Scalextric
Scalextric Catalogue 49th Edition. 2008. UK.
Scalextric Catalogue 49th Edition. 2008. UK.
Other
James Bond Convention Photoplay. 1983.
Bond Symphonique. 2019. France.
James Bond 007 Spy Cards
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Entry updated January 2021 with new images.
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