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Doctor Who: Rare 1966 Dalek sells for 'record' £38K Doctor Who: Rare 1966 Dalek sells for 'record' £38K
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A 1966 Dalek has sold for about £38,000 to a UK bidder after attracting bids from around the world in a film and TV memorabilia auction.A 1966 Dalek has sold for about £38,000 to a UK bidder after attracting bids from around the world in a film and TV memorabilia auction.
The 67 items all belonged to one man, whose wife said he needed to get rid of them so they could downsize. The 67 items being sold all belonged to one man, whose wife said he needed to get rid of them so they could downsize.
Auctioneer James Lewis said about 30 people "fiercely contested" the prop and believes "it's a record for the highest price ever sold".Auctioneer James Lewis said about 30 people "fiercely contested" the prop and believes "it's a record for the highest price ever sold".
The huge collection of Doctor Who items sold for almost £90,000 in total. The huge collection of items sold for almost £90,000 in total.
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A man from London bought the Dalek, beating bids from America, Australia, New Zealand and Belgium.A man from London bought the Dalek, beating bids from America, Australia, New Zealand and Belgium.
Mr Lewis said: "£38,500 is an incredible price - more than double what was expected.Mr Lewis said: "£38,500 is an incredible price - more than double what was expected.
"It's beaten the record set in 2005, which stood at just over £36,000."It's beaten the record set in 2005, which stood at just over £36,000.
"I think the Dalek would have been back in use exterminating its owner if he hadn't agreed to sell his collection.""I think the Dalek would have been back in use exterminating its owner if he hadn't agreed to sell his collection."
The lots included a Cyberman from the 19th season that sold for £2,000 and a Tardis from a stage show that fetched £1,000.The lots included a Cyberman from the 19th season that sold for £2,000 and a Tardis from a stage show that fetched £1,000.
Prior to the auction, the seller's wife said: "There's no way that we can accommodate all of these things. The last thing I want is a Dalek in the bedroom.Prior to the auction, the seller's wife said: "There's no way that we can accommodate all of these things. The last thing I want is a Dalek in the bedroom.
"Everything has to go. We don't want any of it back."Everything has to go. We don't want any of it back.
"I'm locking my husband in a straitjacket in the garden shed so he can't bid on any of it again.""I'm locking my husband in a straitjacket in the garden shed so he can't bid on any of it again."
The collection also included oversized props from The Borrowers and Mr Cadbury's Parrot.The collection also included oversized props from The Borrowers and Mr Cadbury's Parrot.
The collector, from Hertfordshire, amassed the items over 25 years.The collector, from Hertfordshire, amassed the items over 25 years.
He did not attend the auction, which took place at Bamfords in Derby.He did not attend the auction, which took place at Bamfords in Derby.