Last of My Batman Memorabilia

This is one of my Batman treasures.
I have no idea how many boxes of cereal I had to eat to get this.
This is an 8" x 10" (approximately) photo from the 1960's Batman tv series with Adam West and Burt Ward.
I think it was 1966 and my mother did the legwork (and postal work) to get this to magically appear in the mail one day signed , as it was, to ME personally!
I was deliriously happy.
Be sure to check out my three previous posts showing my Batman trading cards from the 1960s.

My Batman Trading Cards, Part 1

One of my prized possessions is my collection of
Batman trading cards from the 1960s.
I know, I know, I'm a grown woman - whatever! I love this art!

The colors are vibrant and the action is detailed.
With the new Batman movie due out soon I thought I would share these with you.
I don't really care for the darker and more violent and troubled Batman
we are shown in the recent movies. I like the old Batman television show
because it had comic-book action for the kids and
tongue-in-cheek humor for the parents. It didn't take itself or the genre too seriously.
I don't have the full set of these, I have 63 of these cards - the set is 55 - but
some of mine are repeats. I hope you enjoy these. I do!
These cards are Copywrite 1966 National Periodical Publications, Inc.

My Batman Trading Cards: The Criminals

Here are some of Batman and Robin's arch enemies and the bone-crunching sounds of their defeat.

More Batman Trading Cards

Here is another batch of my Batman cards that I treasure. The nature of this Blog program makes it difficult to put this many images into one post so I am breaking it up into several posts.This is what the backs of this series of cards look like. They each describe the events taking place in the art.
These cards are all Copywrite National Periodical Publications, Inc.