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Worldwide Entertainment Mint Sets & More PART 1 Worldwide Entertainment Mint Sets & More MUSIC, MOVIES, BROADWAY, TV, RADIO, CARTOONS ++ PART 1 A-J Stamps are all Fine to Very Fine or Better, Never Hinged Please order by country name and Item #. OMNIBUS (Multi-Country) COLLECTION Item # Year & Description (Scott #) Retail Price E1-5 1996 “Rocky” Movies collection of 5 sheetlets of 3 from Gambia, Ghana,Grenada,St.Vincent & the Grenadines and Uganda in special pack ................................................................ 26.75 AFGHANISTAN E4 2003 Disney Cartoon Movie Posters, Sheet of 6 .................... 5.50 E5-10 same, Souvenir Sheets (6) ................................................. 22.75 E11-13 2003 Elvis Presley Souvenir Sheets with Walt Disney Background (3) ............................................... 11.50 E14 1999 Movie Stars - Junior: Sandra Bullock, Kate Winslet & Leonardo DiCaprio, Catherine Zeta- Jones, Kim Delaney, Gwyneth Paltrow, Matt.. Damon, Brad Pitt, Antonio Banderas, George Clooney Sheet of 9 ................................................ 5.50 E15 1999 Movie Stars - Medium: Harrison Ford & Anne Heche, Sylvester Stallone, Kevin Costner & Clint Eastwood, Jackie Chan, Helen Hunt, Tom Hanks, Gillian Anderson, Robert DeNiro, David Duchovny Sheet ot 9 ................................................ 5.50 E16 1999 Movie Stars - Senior: Brigitte Bardot (2), Fred.. Astaire & Ginger Rogers, Gerard Depardieu, Greta Garbo, Shirley Temple, Gary Cooper, Marcello Mastroianni, Sophia Loren, Sheet of 9 5.50 E17 1999 Music Stars - Junior: Mariah Carey, Backstreet Boys, Sheryl Crow, Alanis Morisette, Jennifer Lopez, Celine Dion, Spice Girls, Nirvana, Britney Spears, Sheet of 9.................... 5.50 E18 1999 Music Stars - Medium: Madonna, Cher, Michael Jackson, George Michael, Lenny Kravitz, Bono, Eric Clapton, Metallica, Phil Collins, Sheet of 9....................................................... 5.50 E19 1999 Music Stars - Senior: Frank Sinatra, Bobby Vinton, Boney M, Jim Morrison, Paul Anka, The Rolling Stones, Monkees, Elvis Presley, Duane Eddy & the Rebels Sheet of 9............... 5.50 ALBANIA E3-5 1999 Charlie Chaplin (3) (2595-97) ...................................... 11.25 E7-10 1999 Disney Mickey Mouse, Strip of 4 (2590) ........................ 12.00 E11-14 2000 Donald Duck Strip of 4 (2615)...................................... 10.75 E15-18 2001 Goofy Strip of 4 (2643) ............................................... 8.75 PAGE 2 ALBANIA (continued) Item # Year & Description (Scott #) Retail Price E19-22 2002 Bambi Strip of 4 (2670) ............................................... 8.75 E23-26 2003 Popeye Strip of 4 (2702) ............................................. 11.75 ANGOLA E1-4 1999 Disney Trains, Walt Disney, Sheets of 4 (4)................... 27.50 E9 1999 Great People: Elvis Presley, Walt Disney, ++ Sheet of 9 . 10.00 E9A same, Elvis Presley Sheet of 4............................................ 5.50 E10C 2001 Great People: Charlie Chaplin, Madonna, Frank Sinatra, Tiger Woods +, Sheet of 6.............................. 3.75 E12 same, Disney’s “Seven Dwarfs”, Sheet of 9 ......................... 9.50 E13 same, Disney’s “101 Dalmations”, Sheet of 9........................ .. E12-13 same, set of singles (2)...................................................... 3.50 E17 2000 Great People of 20th Century: New style, Walt Disney, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, Sheet of 9........... 13.50 E17A same, Walt Disney in Cowboy Hat Souvenir Sheet ............... 6.00 E17B same, Marilyn Monroe with J.F.Kennedy Souvenir Sheet. ...... 5.00 E17C same, Elvis Presley with Charlie Chaplin, Singing in the Rain Souvenir Sheet ................................................. 4.50 E19 2000 Disney Trains, Frontierland,Monorail, etc. Vertical Sheet of 4 12.00 E19B same, Santa Fe Souvenir Sheet.......................................... 6.00 E19C same, Frontierland Souvenir Sheet...................................... 6.00 E21 2001 Personalities: Jackie Gleason, Bruce Lee, Lucille Ball, Louis Armstrong, etc. Sheet of 9 ......................... 12.75 E22 2001 Elvis Presley Record Albums Sheet of 4 ....................... 10.00 E23 same, Souvenir Sheet ....................................................... 8.00 E26 2001 Millennium 1970-79, “Peanuts” Characters .. with Marilyn Monroe & Joe DiMaggio in background, Souvenir Sheet ........ 5.50 E27 2002 James Bond, Sean Connery Sheet of 4 ........................ 5.50 E28 2002 James Bond, Roger Moore Sheet of 4 .......................... 5.50 E29 2002 James Bond, Pierce Brosnan Sheet of 4 ....................... 5.50 E30 same, Souvenir Sheet ....................................................... 5.50 E31 2002 Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee with the Beatles Souvenir Sheet ...................................................... 6.50 E32A 2001 1960-69 Elvis Presley with Marilyn Monroe Souvenir Sheet 5.50 E33 2001 1990-99 Elton John and Princess Diana Souvenir Sheet. 5.50 E34A 2000 Millennium 1930-39 Walt Disney Souvenir Sheet ........... 4.50 E36 2003 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Sheet of 12..... 18.50 E37-38 same, Sheets of 3 (2) ........................................................ 16.75 E39-41 same, Souvenir Sheets (3) ................................................. 18.75 ANTIGUA & BARBUDA E1-8 1987 Music/Screen Stars: John Lennon, Elvis Presley,Orson Welles, John Wayne, Rock Hudson, Judy Garland, Grace Kelly, Marilyn Monroe (8) (1040-47) ........................... 25.00 E9 1987 Elvis Presley Overprint (1047A) .................................. 9.00 E10-17 1989 A.P.S./Disney / Presley (8) (1238-45) ........................... 13.25 E18 1992 Presley Death, Sheet of 9 (1602) ................................. 15.00 PAGE 3 ANTIGUA & BARBUDA (continued) Item # Year & Description (Scott #) Retail Price E19-21 1994 Country & Western Music Stars: Pioneers: Hank Snow, Gene Autry, Jimmie Rodgers, Ernest Tubb, Eddy Arnold, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, George Jones. Men: Travis Tritt, Dwight Yoakum, Billy Ray Cyrus, Alan Jackson, Garth Brooks, Vince Gill, Clint Black, Eddie Rabbit. Women: Patsy Cline, Tanya Tucker, Dolly Parton, Anne Murray, Tammy Wynette, Loretta Lynn, Reba McEntire, Skeeter Davis. Sheets of 8 (3) (1829-31) ................................................... 18.00 E22-24 same, Hank Williams Sr.,Hank Williams Jr., ........................ Kitty Wells, Souvenir Sheets (3) (1832-34) ......................... 17.50 E25 1995 Elvis Presley 60th Birthday Sheet of 9 (1957) ................ 12.50 E26 same, Souvenir Sheet (1958) ............................................. 8.50 E27-30 1995 John Lennon (4) (1959-62).......................................... 3.50 E31 same, Souvenir Sheet ....................................................... 8.00 E32 1996 Bruce Lee Sheet of 9 (1999)........................................ 7.25 E33 same, Souvenir Sheet (2000) ............................................ 6.50 E34-37 1996 Marconi/Radio Stars: Bing Crosby, Rudy Vallee, Kate Smith, Dinah Shore(4) (2013-16) ................................ 4.00 E38 same, Jo Stafford Souvenir Sheet (2017) ............................ 5.25 E39 1997 Salute to Broadway: Music Man, Phantom of the Opera, Fiddler on the Roof, Evita, Threepenny Opera, South Pacific, Hello Dolly, The King and I, My Fair Lady, Sheet of 9 (2037) .. 9.25 E40 same, Sugar Babies Souvenir Sheet (2038) ......................... 6.75 E41 1997 Charlie Chaplin, Sheet of 9 (2063) ............................... 7.50 E42 same, Souvenir Sheet (2064) ............................................. 6.00 E43 1999 Cliff Richard Sheet of 6 (2304)..................................... 9.00 E43 single from Sheet (2304) .................................................... 1.50 E44 2000 Stars of the 20th Century: Katherine Hepburn, Eubie Blake, Helen Hayes, Pablo Casals, Vladimir Horowitz, Pete Seeger+, Sheet of 12 (2302) ............................................................ 8.25 E45 2000 Charlie Chaplin, Sheet of 6 (2303) ............................... 7.50 E46 2000 Berlin Filmfest, Carmen Jones, Lilies of the Field, ++, Sheet of 6 (2340)........................................... 7.95 E47 same, Sense & Sensibility Souvenir Sheet (2341) ................ 5.00 E48-51 2001 I Love Lucy Souvenir Sheet I-IV (4) (2460-63) ............... 19.50 E51A-D 2001 I Love Lucy Souvenir Sheet V-VIII (4) (2522-25) ............ 19.50 E52 2001 Pokemon Sheet of 9 (2425)......................................... 8.50 E52A 2002 Pokemon Sheet of 6 (2586)......................................... 6.75 E53 2001, same, Souvenir Sheet (2426) ..................................... 5.00 E53A 2002 same, Souvenir Sheet II (2587)................................... 5.00 E54 2001 Marlene Dietrich Sheet of 4 (2489) ............................... 6.25 E54A 2002 Marlene Dietrich Sheet of 6 (2591) ............................... 6.75 E54B same, Souvenir Sheet (2592) ............................................. 5.00 E59-60 2001 Shirley Temple “Baby, Take a Bow” Sheets of 4 & 6 (2) (2511,14)............................................... 13.00 E61 same, Souvenir Sheet (2515) ............................................. 4.95 E61A-B 2001 Shirley Temple in “Little Princess”, Sheets of 4 & 6 (2) (2512-13) .............................................. 13.00 E61C same, Souvenir Sheet (2516) .............................................. 4.75 E62-63 2001 Rudolph Valentino,Sheet of 6 (2) (2507-8) .................... 9.75 E64-65 same, Souvenir Sheets (2) (2509-10) ..................................
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