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The 1981 edition of the plate differs from its predecessor in not only its 7-inch diameter size and use of colors, but also in construction as a purely decorative piece. It was manufactured in Korea by an unspecified company, and featured holes in the top rim at the base (or backside) of the plate, allowing a metal wire to be looped through so as to facilitate wall-hanging. | The 1981 edition of the plate differs from its predecessor in not only its 7-inch diameter size and use of colors, but also in construction as a purely decorative piece. It was manufactured in Korea by an unspecified company, and featured holes in the top rim at the base (or backside) of the plate, allowing a metal wire to be looped through so as to facilitate wall-hanging. | ||
It features fewer attractions than its predecessor: ''[[Battle of Galactica]]'', ''Attack of Jaws'', ''Stunt Men in Action'', and ''Collapsing Bridge''. However, it commemorates the newest attraction introduced on 13 June 1980<ref>{{cite_web|url=http://www.thestudiotour.com/wp/studios/universal-studios-hollywood/theme-park/past-attractions/castle-dracula/|title=TheStudioTour.com: Castle Dracula|date=|accessdate=24 August 2019}}</ref> entitled ''Castle Dracula''. | |||
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Revision as of 03:48, 25 August 2019
Battle of Galactica merchandise relating to the Universal Studios attraction of the same name consisted of the following:
Collector's Plate
1980 Edition
Beginning in 1980, the "Universal Studios California" collector's plate featured the Battle of Galactica attraction, alongside the various attractions that were a part of the Universal Studios Tour.
This monochrome ironstone china plate measures 10-inches in diameter and manufactured under license by Enco National Corporation in the United States of America. It could also double as a food plate.
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Full front view of the plate.
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Front center close-up, featuring the tour tram and stating "Universal Studios California."
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Front "12-o'clock" close-up, featuring the Battle of Galactica attraction.
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Front "1-o'clock" close-up, featuring the Collapsing Bridge attraction.
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Front "3-o'clock" close-up, featuring the Stunt Men in Action attraction.
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Front "7-o'clock" close-up, featuring the Parting of the Red Sea attraction.
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Front "5-o'clock" close-up, featuring the Jaws Attack attraction.
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Front "9-o'clock" close-up, featuring the Animal Actors Show attraction.
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Full back view of the plate.
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Close-up of the back with the manufacturer of the plate, in addition to a description of the Universal Studio Tour.
1981 Edition
The 1981 edition of the plate differs from its predecessor in not only its 7-inch diameter size and use of colors, but also in construction as a purely decorative piece. It was manufactured in Korea by an unspecified company, and featured holes in the top rim at the base (or backside) of the plate, allowing a metal wire to be looped through so as to facilitate wall-hanging.
It features fewer attractions than its predecessor: Battle of Galactica, Attack of Jaws, Stunt Men in Action, and Collapsing Bridge. However, it commemorates the newest attraction introduced on 13 June 1980[1] entitled Castle Dracula.
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Full front view of the plate.
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Full back view of the plate.
Souvenir Bag
A white plastic bag sans handles featuring "Battle of Galactica" on one side. Plastic bag measures 16 inches tall by 11.5 inches wide.
Souvenir Booklet
Souvenir booklets would show some in-depth background into the amusements and amenities of the park.
Pennant
A pennant featuring an artistic depiction of the ride was available.
Postcards
Multiple different postcards were created promoting the ride.
References
- ↑ TheStudioTour.com: Castle Dracula (backup available on Archive.org) (in English). Retrieved on 24 August 2019.