Fantastic video Sir, it never really occured to me what happened to all the TARDISes.

Bernard Cribbins being involved with the movie Tardis for a second time- as a Policeman again! Quite a treasure to laugh about!

These old props, when you find even a fragment of these historical treasures it's special

These Terry Nation Army videos have swiftly become one of life's Treasures, all of the hard work is greatly appreciated.

Hmm, a quote about treasures... this is close enough? Right?: “Memory is the treasure house of the mind, wherein the monuments are kept and preserved.” Thankyou for this series, been watching since Ep 2, it’s truly amazing the amount of time u spend to make these documentaries!

I must say everyone involved in making these wonderful videos are National Treasures..

You guys really are national treasures for the time and effort you have put in to bring this excellent research to WHO fans everywhere! Roll on Season 2!

Amazing story about these movie treasures. Such painstaking work. Thank you.

Thank you so much for this. My little boy Freddie is 3 and a half and loves the classic series and treasures my old Denys Fisher Tardis with its broken doors .

Oh my giddy aunt the treasures! Love this series, the stuntman breaking his leg and completing the shot in 2150AD is my favourite bit

The Dalek props, kind of treasures themselves cause they have so much history behind them and are lovely.

Your videos are treasures in themselves. Incredible work as always!

In the words of the 7th Doctor in Dragonfire. Are you the one that everyone's been looking for..Treasure *cheeky eyes and a smile*

Those pirates have found the best *treasures* ever! A sonic screwdriver!!

Your videos are such a joy to watch. Thank you for the time you spent into these small little doucumentries into early who etc. You and your channel are "treasures" to this platform.

So pleased you're back - especially with this edition. In the mid to late 1980's I certainly saw at Pinewood Studios a lonely police box sitting in the scenery store. When I asked to hire it for an event in the late '80's, I was told that I had just missed it as it had been 'broken up and burnt with other items just a few months ago'. What a waste of such ''TREASURES''. Perhaps this (other) Pinewood Box I saw was the one from Shepperton Studios, moved to Pinewood(?)

I'm so happy I stumbled across this treasure trove of Dalek goodness!

I’ve been seeing reviews of these sets everywhere, it’s great to see these [Treasures] aren’t being forgotten or thrown away.

I love the fact you can find all these treasures that sometimes no one has heard about. Thank you!

This channel sure is one of the rare TREASURES of KZfaq.

Treasures: Fragments of history which could easily have been thrown away and lost, but which were kept to be treasured and enjoyed long after the end of their practical life, such as old dalek props, movie studio police boxes, and these videos.

"Are you the one that everyone's been looking for? Treasure[s]?" - The Doctor, Dragonfire:) Police boxes - favourite topic😍 I worked out that the Deep End box was a prop as my parents grew up not far from the location and neither recalled a box and the pavement was too narrow anyway. And I noticed that the windows were clear so it had to be the Cushing box. Oh and I spent a very long day trying to track down a photo of the box's appearance on the Mike and Bernie Winters show - very excited when I finally found the box and matched paint marks. What did happen to it.... - Oh it would be a dream come true if it survived!!!

Your KZfaq channel is one of the treasures of this channel.

Those people on the Mary Celeste weren’t looking for trouble, only treasure. But instead, they found Daleks...

This channel constantly proves its worth by being filled with treasures. Not even saying that to just win the competition, I really mean it. Your dedication to research and how you all have a deep respect for these props is both awe inspiring and astounding. I'm constantly captivated by each reveal and twist in the story of these props. All I can say is I wish you all the best and congratulations on how well this series has hit off. Hope to see more wonderful content in the future.

All of these videos are full of historical Treasures. Doctor Who facts and rare information I've not heard before. Keep up the great work!

You guys are national treasures for making these top documentaries!

Thanks for uncovering another bit of the historical Treasures of our favourite timey whimey show

Omg I can’t believe that your giving these away! These are such iconic fragments of such iconic things in Doctor Who. These Treasures are amazing.

The Terry Nation Army team are the real treasures. You folks did a bang up job on all of these videos and every Doctor Who fan should subscribe to your channel post haste!

Your channel is one of the national treasures in the country and so is that piece of Dalek

I've loved watching Terry nation army. a very wintering looks at hidden treasures in doctor who's past

Well done on more sterling work, these videos are a real Treasure and a joy. I hope we can find out more about the 4th box in time.

Every single one of your videos are little treasures to be watched and enjoyed. Thank you for making them.

Finding the stolen Daleks and missing episodes would be the greatest treasure!

Such a loss of the pinewood box and shipperton box. Both absolute treasures and tragic losses

Thx for all the best doctor who film and vids I really appreciate them and all the treasure you show us!

I will always treasure your videos. 😁 I love how you spot a single identifier and follow the prop, and (as a child of the 70’s and 80’s) seeing “TARDIS’s” in shows where they are just “normal” police boxes breaks my fragile little brain like I’m from Luxor 👍

Thanks for the video. This video is a treasure of some of the boxes and where it was used in shows and movies.

The story and fate of the Pinewood Box is a sad one. Such treasures as those used in Doctor Who production should be considered sacred (even though The Pinewood Box wasn’t used in Doctor Who it still deserved better). My heart goes out to all the Doctor Who props who have sustained heavy abuse or even outright destruction over the years. Those which remain really are survivors in the truest meaning of the word, and deserve great care to preserve them for future generations to treasure.

would love to hear you talk about the classic TARDIS's history through to the current boxes would really be a treasure to my eyes , given i make TARDIS CG models for a livin :)

Treasures,just found these videos on KZfaq last month and enjoyed it hopefully lot more to come 😊

The incredible facts you're sharing are treasures enough! Thank you

I absolutely love these extremely informative videos on the history of doctor who props! .... treasures

These police boxes were all treasures, as is the knowledge of their fates.

I enjoy this channel and how it digs up forgotten treasures in the dalek’s beginnings and explains and finds out things other channels do not.

Am loving your series on the Daleks and it's lovely to see such wonderful treasures being given out to people who comment, really great pieces of history that I'm sure any DW fan would love to own.

Loving the Treasures, lol. Your program is awesome, and so detailed. Keep it up, and archive Who history.

I hope one day, The Doctor will go the golden age of piracy to find some **treasure**

Lovely video. One to TREASURE!! I recall discussions on Twitter with Clayton and Jon that ended with us concluding that the Ealing box (the one from Thirty Years in the TARDIS) was almost probably the one that appears in The Lavender Hill Mob. There's a shot of a copper running towards a real box on location in the final reel but the following close-up shows him in the studio using a prop. I'm sure there was something in that close-up that lead us to believe the two were one and the same.

....... and we are damn thankful for the treasures you're unearthing thankyou guys !

Maybe Toybox Treasures cut the Cushing TARDIS into tiny pieces!

That puts paid to The Who Shop's claim that they have the movie box!

These are wonderful videos! Every week a new treasure!

Fascinating video. I actually know what happened to the Pinewood box. I was fanatical about the show. In the late 1970s, I moved to London and joined some kind of movie heritage society with a couple of friends. The society was able to organize weekend trips to film studios, and one was Pinewood. We were very excited to get a hands-on, go-where-you-please tour which let us roam relatively freely in and out of buildings and around the grounds. In those days, the backlot was chaotic. There was junk everywhere, but fascinating movie junk, of course - props like giant chess pieces scattered around, and even the rubber Superman (minus its head) which was used for flying sequences in the first film. That had been thrown on the ground and was falling apart. I remember lifting it up and throwing it. Plus, we found what we were told was the Doctor Who TARDIS. It was standing outside against the wall of one of the workshops and, as I recall, was remarkably intact. I was able to 'play' in it. I went in and out several times, and was totally excited. Not long after, my friends and I decided we'd contact Pinewood with a view to maybe buying the abandoned police box, if we could afford it, since it was obviously doing nothing but sitting around getting old. So we called, and were told that shortly after the studio tour, the backlot was cleared and all the crap that was littering the place burned. That included the police box I was playing in. We missed owning it by about three weeks. So that's where it went. Btw, years later, I got to work at BBC TV Center in Shepherd's Bush. I had a security pass which enabled me to go in at weekends when nobody else was there. Wandering around alone - I'm guessing this was '88 or '89 - I went and found the prop shop where the TV TARDIS was being stored. It was right there, fully constructed - for transport purposes, they're usually dismantled and the pieces stacked in a heap - in the middle of the shop. Again, I 'played' in it like a total geek for about two hours. Nowadays, that would never be allowed, but back then there was nobody around and, as I said, I had a security pass. Hope that helps.

Who's part of the notifications crew? Where my homies at? Edit: I'm very interested in the treasures that are your videos! I've been subbed since before your Dalek series, but that has definitely been the highlight of my summer so far haha (I'll take a no social life for 500, Alex)

Doctor Who will go down in British history and all the craftsman men and women who worked on it should be considered TV treasures!

I always find it fascinating where these props end up and how some of them have survived the test of time. Interesting little video, nice work guys!

To hold in my hand, a small capsule that contains such treasures, to know that the tiny pressure in my thumb is enough to break the glass that will end everything. Yes... I would do it! That treasure would set me above the gods, and through dalek 63.84: I will have that treasure! Been an awesome series! Fantastic work from you all, thank you

Those Tardis props certainly get around ....they are Treasures.

Your videos are like finding TREASURES on a map.

The clips you guys hunt down to illustrate the history - those are real treasures in their own right! Appreciate the work going into that.

These videos were like finding hidden treasures as I’ve learned so much about the Dalek movies and the man behind the Daleks. Love the work you do and can’t wait to see more

I would love to get one of those fragments Treasure :D

Treasures : noun - a quantity of precious metals, gems, or other valuable objects. verb - (3rd person present: treasures) keep carefully a valuable or valued item

Always a joy to hear about these treasures .keep up the good work .

You never fail to amaze me every time with facts and information. Treasures.

Paul McGann was looking for treasures, but all he found was a TV movie, audio books, minisodes and cameos.

The word “treasures” has never been used in a canonical Doctor Who TV story or episode title.

treasures this channel is incredible! the work that goes into these videos is astonishing and the results speak for themselves! keep up the amazing work!

I Think the the Elstree TARDIS nobs in the middle of the Frame are Metallic Plates painted blue. The whole middle pillar of this Treasure is in Metal to support rapid movement of the doors and is just for stability. These two small round Things therefore are Cover ups for a metal structure inside the box (Image: Front-> H

Everyone: treasures Me: heh no

We should have a Treasures Hunt to find the missing Police boxes, I bet someone used it as a shed 😮

Fascinating as always. These videos are treasures for classic Doctor Who fans

True treasures indeed, thank you for all that you do. I really enjoy these curated glimpses behind the scenes.

I enjoy your videos. Thank you. Hope I have a chance to win "Treasures"

So if one were to say that these videos are treasures, it counts? Sounds good to me! Thank you once again, these videos are fantastic!

What treasures these videos truly are

Docror Who has so many amazing hidden TREASURES!. Growing up with Doctor Who as a child in the 80's, watching every serial from 1963 to current. Dalek 63-88 these documentaries are amazing. How the Doctor Who movie invented 'Second Unit', the location of the Mary Bell murders, and how the Shepperton Studios' massive studio was used and how it is still used today. Keep up the good work! I look forward to seeing more amazing Doctor Who production history.

This whole series is full of little treasures! Your attention to detail is fantastic. Thanks for all the hard work to uncover new Who facts!

These videos are real treasures for any Doctor Who fan.

It is great to see, that such pieces are rescued and given to fans to treasure.

I have already subscribed earlier, but I love these video gems from your tivia treasure chest that you have gifted to all of us fans! I Immediately clicked on this once I saw TARDIS in the description. Thank you so much for giving the blue box some attention! As a US resident I am hoping that some sellers on Amazon get us the B&M exclusive TARDIS sets.

these videos are a treasure store of information...THANK YOU.

The people who make these videos are treasures

Those prizes are absolute treasures! I'm already subscribed and have been absolutely adoring your videos.

Thank you again for yet another fascinating video. I really appreciate all the hard work you put into them. Good luck to everyone who has entered the competition for those 1960s treasures.

Absolutely fantastic. I’m a huge Police Box/TARDIS fan so this video was fascinating. Thanks guys for all the hard work you’ve done and continue to do!

Treasures! This channel is full of great treasures!

This show is so good, every episode has little treasures spread throughout that make you love to rewatch them.

You’re all a bunch of treasures for these continued video gems, never mind the prize.

There are so many tresses of film we had in the 60s not only doctor who but television shows like star trek, the original batman TV series and the Addams family.

Who wouldn't love these dalek TREASURES?!!

These videos are some of the best researched dr who essays I have ever seen.. could have done with them 2 years ago when I wrote my uni dissertation on dalek and timelord design continuity.. also treasures

This channel is truelly treasures! I love this amazing channel!

The real treasures are these gems of information and insite. Thank you for taking time to research and verify the answers too questions I've wondered about.

I'm loving these videos. Truly a TREASURE trove of new information on my favourite franchise of all time!

This channel truly is full of treasures ;) I'm so glad I found it and that it exists!

These Reliquary items are truly treasures to be cherished! 😻

The real treasures are the knowledge these videos provide, look forward to every upload!