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This Umbro football shirt is from Umbro’s archive. We’ve been slowly trying to collect and catalogue all our old kits (see our blog post for more details). If you know anything more about this shirt (such which season it's from) please help us out by adding comments and tags.
The Teletubbies Magazine was a spin off from the children’s BBC TV program of the same name and was published from 1997 until 2009 to accompany the series. At the height of Teletubby mania in 1997, the magazine had a top circulation of over 270,000 copies but had dwindled to 24,000 over the first six months of 2009 before it ceased publication. Teletubbies was a pre-school children’s TV program produced by Ragdoll Productions Ltd and aired on BBC from March1997 to January 2001, a total of 365 episodes. The series was a huge commercial success with massive merchandise and spin-off sales in its first few years. This badge came free with the magazine and was jointly issued by Ragdoll Productions Ltd and BBC Worldwide Ltd. . References: www.mediaweek.co.uk/news/950153/Teletubbies-say-goodbye/ (BBC news article about the Teletubbies magazine). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teletubbies . Print: Lithography (4-colour process, yellow, magenta, cyan & black). Finish: Clear laminate over printed paper. Material: Steel with plastic backing. Fixer: Plastic slider. Size: 3” diameter (about 75mm). Process: Button badge Makers: No maker’s name. . Thank you for reading. Stuart.
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