Who's the dummy now?

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• Publication: Metro (England)
• Date: 2013-09-09
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• Page: 1
• Language: English

A grinning head used by children as a dressing-up toy turned out to be a rare Doctor Who alien — and has fetched £5,000 at auction. The fibreglass prop featured in the 1971 adventure Terror Of The Autons. Owners Tim and Chris Smith, from Luton, sold it to an Australian buyer

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