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Made by the TV program's production company Fauna Production Pty Ltd, this is 'Skippy's very own tea set'.
The tea set is modelled to look like fine English china, but is made of pastel blue plastic...
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'Skippy, Australia's most famous kangaroo, is hopping back to the world's television screens in a brand new 39 episode children's series', heralds this bi-fold flyer, printed to promote the 1991 ...
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In the late 1960s American programming dominated our television screens and homegrown drama series were still comparatively few.
Skippy script supervisor Moya Wood had trouble finding suitable...
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The Intruders (also known as Skippy and The Intruders) was the only full-length feature film based on the television series.
This poster features all the regular cast members and guest stars, using...
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Made by the TV program's production company Fauna Production Pty Ltd, this is 'Skippy's very own tea set'.
The tea set is modelled to look like fine English china, but is made of pastel blue plastic...
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Made by the TV program's production company Fauna Production Pty Ltd, this is the official children's tea set for Skippy, the Bush Kangaroo. Contained in its original manufacturer's box, packaging...
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Chips Rafferty and Ed Devereaux taking a break with a cup of tea during filming of the episode, No Trespassers.
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John Meillion being filmed riding a horse on a merry-go-round for the episode, Luna Park.
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The Skippy crew set up on a scaffold to film an axeman chopping a large tree. This is a scene from the episode, The Axeman.
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Skippy crew filming Ed Devereaux and Tony Bonner in a scene where they aid a truck driver after an accident. This episode, Summer Storm, was written by Ed Devereaux.
