land of the lost – My Third Parent

Land of the Lost Belt Buckle

Part of a set of 3 brass belt buckles from the Saturday morning shows of Sid and Marty Krofft. The 1st was the oval shaped buckle for H.R. Pufnstuf (misspelled H R Puff N Stuff) it measures 2 1/8 inches tall by 1 ¾ inches across at furthest parts of the oval. Second buckle is for The Land of the Lost show. It measures 2 ¾ long by 2 inches wide. 3rd one is from Far out Space nuts it measures 2 7/8 inches long by 1 7/8 inches wide.
All marked Made is U.S.A.1976 Sid and Marty Krofft Productions.

legendsofthelost:

Merry Christmas in the Land of the Lost

Re-posted from Wesley Eure’s Facebook page

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legendsofthelost:

The Marshalls and Enik struggle for control of the Magetti

The Stranger. S1E

1980sactionfigures:

Christa – Land of the Lost (Tiger Toys)

wilwheaton:

talesfromweirdland:

Sci-fi illustration by Virgil Finlay (1914-1971). Late 1930s, I think.

My first thought was: Greedo.

In my headcanon, these are related to Sleestaks.

Yes!

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vintagegeekculture:

Black Velvet painting of Sleestak by etsy user Two-Chez.

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ladythatsmyskull:

legendsofthelost:

Land of the Lost Season 3 begins with Rick Marshall being transported back to the real world just as his brother Jack arrives searching for the family…..

Side Note:

Due to a contract dispute, Spencer Milligan (Rick Marshall) refused to return for a third season. His final performance was filmed with a crew member in a wig who kept his back turned to the camera throughout the scene.

Well, come on, all you Land of the Lost scholars *know* how this scene ended…

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chrispurdin:

#LandOfTheLost family portrait – prelim sketch for an upcoming benefit gallery show.

Come to The Peculiarium in PDX on Feb 15th at 6pm and help our buddy Jon David Buffam pay off his medical bills from a recent heart attack. There will be a ton of great artists showing, more info in the coming weeks

I originally saw this great Land of the Lost sketch (by Christopher J. Purdin) a while ago, but I waited to include these progress images and the finished piece. So awesome.