Strangely aseptic design, isn’t it? Via eBay.
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The Black Hole Wallpaper (Borden, 1979)
Published June 1, 2016 '70s Decor/Design/Fashion , Black Hole, The 2 CommentsTabletop Games: Black Hole in Space (Schaper, 1979)
Published March 10, 2016 Black Hole, The , Board Games/Tabletop Games 5 CommentsWhere else would a black hole be, Schaper? Actually, there was a never produced game based on the Black Hole movie (below, as seen in Marx’s 1980 The Black Hole catalog) that looks exactly the same, except Marx’s version makes sense and looks cool. I’m not sure why Schaper thought the silly thing would sell separated from the movie, especially when presented in that godawful box!
(Images via eBay and Plaid Stallions)
The Black Hole `Maximillian’ T-Shirt, 1979
Published February 18, 2016 '70s Decor/Design/Fashion , Black Hole, The 4 CommentsChristmas Morning, 1979: Star Wars, Micronauts, Buck Rogers, and The Black Hole
Published December 16, 2015 Black Hole, The , Buck Rogers in the 25th Century , Christmas , Christmas Morning , Kenner Toys , Micronauts , Star Wars (Original Trilogy) 2 CommentsMembros and Repto! There’s also a torn open The Black Hole action figure above the Micronauts. Maximillian is standing on Monopoly.
(Photo via the Rebelscum Forums)
The Black Hole T-Shirts, 1979
Published June 26, 2015 '70s Decor/Design/Fashion , Black Hole, The 2 CommentsThe Black Hole Ringer T-Shirt, 1979
Published March 27, 2015 '70s Decor/Design/Fashion , Black Hole, The 4 CommentsSouth African The Black Hole `Space Adventure Wall Chart’ (1979)
Published February 5, 2015 Black Hole, The , Promotions/Contests/Sweepstakes Leave a CommentThe poster/chart was produced by Caltex, a Chevron subsidiary. According to South African Comic Books, there were 20 stickers to be collected and stuck to the second side of the poster. On side one, you’ll see a way-too-excited kid holding some of them up. There’s also a big Maximillian display on top of the fuel pump!
Walt Disney Super 8 Movie Catalog (1980)
Published January 13, 2015 Black Hole, The , Catalogs , Disney , Disney Movies 1 CommentCourtesy of Tom at Garage Sale Finds, where you can flip through the whole catalog. I suspect the (costly) films here were purchased primarily by elementary schools, because I remember watching a number of Disney flicks on the trusty projector in the 1970s. They were always the second tier films, though: Herbie, Snowball Express, The Apple Dumpling Gang, etc. I would have jumped around like a delighted madman if one of the teachers had busted out The Black Hole.