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This mug is part of the Moon series. The rocket has just landed on the Moon after a very dangerous journey. This scene appears in vignette A1 on page 23 of Explorers on the Moon. This porcelain mug, has a wide curved handle and is ideal for all hot drinks. It is dishwasher and microwave safe. Each mug is presented in an attractive cardboard box. A great...
This porcelain mug, featuring Tintin, is part of the "Personnages" series. The drawing, with a red line, is taken from a box of the Red Rackham's Treasure. Tintin, on the deck of the Sirius, is challenged by cries of dispute. This mug has the ideal proportions for all your hot drinks. You will hold it well in your hand thanks to its large curved handle.
This little bust of Haddock is presented on a blue base. A nice piece belonging to a collection of eight figurines.
This 8.5 cm tall plastic figurine of Tintin putting his coat on is part of a series of beautiful, quality hard plastic statuettes of characters from The Adventures of Tintin. Bound to bring pleasure to every Tintin fan young or old, it makes a great gift or stocking filler.
Plastic keyring of Professor Calculus' Moon rocket. 5.5 cm tall
This keyring of Tintin will bring a touch of adventure and fun to your day.
This keyring of Haddock will bring a touch of adventure and fun to your day.
Magnetic, we could even say, magnificent! This rectangular magnet features Tintin and Haddock surprised by the barking of Snowy. This magnet will follow you everywhere, on your refrigerator, your magnetic board. It adheres to any metal surface. The image is from The Calculus Affair
After escaping a collision with the asteroid Adonis, our friend’s rocket resumed its trajectory to the Moon. Explorers on the Moon book, was first published in 1954 - Hergé