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'Mission to the Unknown"

Feature article on:
'MISSION TO THE UNKNOWN'
Radio Times magazine
Issue date: Thursday October 7th, 1965

(The episode aired on Saturday 9th)

'A Fresh Start' [or: 'Scrap Merchant 76']

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TOTTER ('tɒtə )
Definition

Noun (archaic):

A 'rag and bone man'.
A person who makes a living by salvaging usable or saleable items from dustbins or rubbish heaps.
Verb:To collect junk or scrap.

Origin:

Late 19th century:

From tot – slang for bone

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