1934 Buck Rogers Space Uniform, Sackman Brothers; sold for $1000

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1934 Buck Rogers Space Uniform, Sackman Brothers; sold for $1000		1934 Buck Rogers 25th Century Rocket Ship in O/B, Marx; sold for $4350		1937 Buck Rogers Chemical Laboratory in O/B, Gropper Mfg. Co.; sold for $2100
1933 Buck Rogers Pocket Watch in O/B, Ingraham; sold for $3200		1933 Buck Rogers 25th Century A.D., Whitman, BLB #742; sold for $375		1937 Buck Rogers Attack Ship in O/B, Tootsietoy #1033; sold for $630
1935 Buck Rogers XZ-34 25th Century Navigation Helmet, Daisy; sold for $1200		1930's Buck Rogers Ring with Glass Cover, Mfg. Unknown; sold for $450