There is an abundance of collectibles and memorabilia about the famous rough collie, Lassie. Glancing at Ebay you will find items listed on this website and more - watches, postcards, trading cards, lobby cards, posters, colouring books, toys, view-master sets (reels with booklets), LP record soundtracks (The Magic of Lassie and the radio shows), lunch boxes, books, stickers, board games, photos, TV guides, Lassie's Rescue Rangers animation cells, magazines, comics, March of Comics, puzzles, videos and DVDs, the Halloween costume, even the rare Lassie ring!

This website describes many of these Lassie collectibles and memorabilia. This is a fan site and does not intend to infringe on copyrights held by the Weatherwax family, Wrather Corporation, TV Guide, CBS, RBC Entertainment, or anyone else affiliated with Lassie.

Please do NOT copy content from this site, words or images. The items pictured are collectibles I have obtained. Any comments are my own and lists created were a result of many hours of my own time consuming work.

I do not know values of items. You can try looking on Ebay to see what they are sold for, or look in a television collectibles book that provides information on prices.

Growing up in Australia in the 1980's and 1990's, I watched Lassie on television - reruns of colour Corey Stuart episodes; a few episodes of The New Lassie; television movies Countdown, Peace is our Profession, Well of Love, and the last part of Lassie: Adventures of Neeka (which was a whole episode, unlike the USA video release of this movie). There were also a few MGM movies, Lassie's Great Adventure and the 1994 movie Lassie: Best Friends are Forever. When watching the movie The Magic of Lassie a few years ago, several scenes gave me deja vu; I must have seen that movie in the 1980s but forgotten about it. The Corey Stuart episodes ended in the early 1990's and much to my disappointment they were not returned; thus I vaguely remember only a few episodes, thanks to the episode guide on The Unofficial Lassie Website jiggling my memory! I would dearly love to see the Lassie television series on TV again.

I have drawn quite a few pictures of Lassie, when not watching television episodes or films. Here are many of my Lassie and rough collie drawings.

In the last few years on the major free-to-air Australian television stations, I have seen Lassie Come Home, Challenge to Lassie and Lassie: Best Friends are Forever. There is a small television channel called Channel 31 (Melbourne, Adelaide, and Brisbane) that occasionally shows Lassie movies. The station has snowy reception, which may be the case for many areas, but it is worth a look if you cannot get these on video. So far the episode compilation movies I know have been on Channel 31 are Peace is our Profession, The Miracle and most recently Lassie Look Homeward. All three were on in the last half of 2003. Check the online Australian TV Guide for your state to find when Lassie is on in Australia. There is no sign of any Lassie television series coming back on... yet!

For now I am grateful for videos and DVDs available in the USA, Canada, UK and Australia - without them I would not be able to watch Lassie regularly. For me, as I said once when entering a competition to see a cinema preview of Lassie: Best Friends are Forever, watching Lassie is the next best thing to meeting him.

Wednesday, 25 October 2006: I finally took the plunge and bought my first overseas Lassie DVD, this one from the UK with The Voyager and Countdown telemovies (both made up of several Lassie television episodes. The DVD arrived quickly (six days!) and I watched Countdown this evening, thanks to a DVD recorder that could be made region free. It was great to see Countdown again!

Throughout this website is many pictures of memorabilia from the Corey Stuart forest ranger era and later eras of Lassie, including when Scott Turner and Bob Erickson were forest rangers, and the Holden ranch. Lassie episodes and memorabilia from these eras are hard to come by. Not many were released on video compared to Jeff and Timmy episodes. For these reasons and as I grew up with the later years of Lassie, memorabilia from these eras comprise the majority of my Lassie collection. The collectibles shown are not for sale. However, please feel free to email me with questions you may have on finding Lassie collectibles.

There is a lot of information on behind-the-scenes and collectibles from the movies and Jeff and Timmy eras of Lassie - whereas the later years are virtually ignored, especially in Ace Collins' book Lassie: A Dog's Life. I aim to help fill in this gap via this site. Lastly, this site is my tribute to the forest ranger and later eras of Lassie. I also love watching Jeff and Timmy episodes - in fact anything with Lassie!

The Unofficial Lassie Website has more details on various collectibles, including books, videos available in the USA, viewmaster reels and the radio show. Chelsea Collies has a page with images of some rare Lassie collectibles (lobby cards, toys and more). The Lassie Network has a page with pictures of Lassie collectibles, including inflatables, jewelry, toys and games.

The Lassie Network has a range of current Lassie tour merchandise and collie collectibles.

Vote for Lassie to be released on DVD!

Wouldn't it be great to see the episodes on DVD season by season! The more the merrier - and it's free to vote! Go to TVShowsOnDVD.com!

Two other great TV shows I'd love to see on DVD are Kelly and The Littlest Hobo - they are listed on TVShowsOnDVD as well! Please vote for them! They both star a German shepherd dog.