Ticket for a Time Lord

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• Publication: Sunday Express
• Date: 1991-05-12
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• Page: 5
• Language: English

YOUNG Dr Who fan Thomas Haigh was brave enough to face a Cyberman or a Dalek but not a traffic warden.

The 10-year-old from Ipswich hopped into his hero's time machine yesterday outside a sale of 200 Dr Who costumes, and got a death ray glare from warden Pauline Janet.

Thomas was among 700 fans who packed the showroom of London auctioneers Bonhams. Two Daleks went for £8,000 each-one to an English professor who wanted it for his living room. Cyberman outfits fetched up to £2,600.

The sale raised more than £55,000 for the BBC.

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• APA 6th ed.: (1991-05-12). Ticket for a Time Lord. Sunday Express p. 5.
• MLA 7th ed.: "Ticket for a Time Lord." Sunday Express [add city] 1991-05-12, 5. Print.
• Chicago 15th ed.: "Ticket for a Time Lord." Sunday Express, edition, sec., 1991-05-12
• Turabian: "Ticket for a Time Lord." Sunday Express, 1991-05-12, section, 5 edition.
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