Space Cadet - Spaceman Jax Fanclub Pin - 1961
Are you an official Space Cadet?
For a period in the early 1960s, Spaceman Jax was part of a
balanced breakfast for kids everywhere. The
show was sponsored by Sunington Morn Breakfast Cereals, and merchandise for
Spaceman Jax and the Galactic Adventures hit supermarket shelves even before
the first episode hit the airwaves. But
whether kids saw him first on TV or a cereal box, Spaceman Jax – the “hero with
a heart of gold, and the intellect of a Ploridian Lunar Beast” – won a legion
of fans.
These die-struck pins are exact replicas of the original fan club pins released in 1961. And thanks to Curio & Co., you don’t have to collect box tops to get them!
Details
Year: 2011 (based on the original released in 1961)
Size: 0.8 in (2 cm) wide
Finish: Bronze
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was first broadcast in 1961, sponsored by Sunington Morn Breakfast Cereals. It was created by Bill Pendergast and Leo Ulrich, and designed by Philip La Carta (who also designed Brigadier Buffalo and Manfred J. Platypus, P.I.). The show was the first big success for P.U.D. Film, and though it originally ran for just three seasons, it has continued to enjoy success in syndication.
The show featured work by animators such as Jim Dewicky and Bud Marsh. ...
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