Animated puppet head from Stingray, 1964-1965

Made:
1964-1965 in England
maker:
AP Films

Animated puppet head by Gerry Anderson of characters from his television series Stingray: minor character, c 1964. The character was known as 2nd World Security Patrol Commander.

Details

Category:
Television
Object Number:
2004-5002/3
type:
model - representation and animation model
credit:
National Media Museum, Bradford

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