THE WOMBLES (UK TV SERIES 1970s) back row left-right: Great

THE WOMBLES (UK TV SERIES 1970s) back row left-right: Great

THE WOMBLES back row left-right: Great Uncle Bulgaria, Madame Cholet, Tobermory front row: Wellington, Orinoco, Bungo, Tomsk

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