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Image of Ranger Charlie & Roscoe promotional cup, 1990

Ranger Charlie & Roscoe promotional cup, 1990
This cup was a gift to the studio audience who attended the filming of the Ranger Charlie & Roscoe children's television show. The series aired from 1988-1995 on Seattle local channel KSTW.
ID Number:2025.20.1
Date:1988-1995
Image of J.P. Patches fabric stuffed doll, ca.1950-1980

J.P. Patches fabric stuffed doll, ca.1950-1980
J.P. Patches was the character host of one of the longest running local children's shows in television history. The J.P. Patches Show aired on KIRO-TV in Seattle from 1958-1981 and broadcast over 10,000 episodes in its 23-year run. This doll is one of many toys and memorabilia that were sold to local children and fans of the show.
ID Number:2025.25.1
Date:Circa 1950-1980
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