Making some copies of THE LITTLE DRUMMER BOY, BOOK 2 for Arthur Rankin, Jr. right now. It was supposed to be in the red box set of last holiday season BUT someone messed up. This was the only RANKIN/BASS special nominated for an EMMY....can you believe that?
Showing posts with label BOOK 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BOOK 2. Show all posts
Monday, August 10, 2009
Sunday, December 28, 2008
What RANKIN/BASS Collector's DVD-Rs do you have? Just got a few more in!

As you know, we have some cool RARE collector's DVDs here: 1. 1964 RUDOLPH w/ commercials/THE LITTLE DRUMMER BOY w/ commercials and GRINCH w/ bank bumpers $35 2. THE NEW ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO 1 and 2 $15 each 3. THE LIFE & ADVENTURES OF SANTA CLAUS $20 4. THE FIRST CHRISTMAS $15 5. THE TOMFOOLERY SHOW w/ 4 episodes + WILLIE MAY, THE SAY HEY KID $20 6. TALES OF THE WIZARD OF OZ 1 and 2 $15 each 7. THE FLIGHT OF DRAGONS $20 9. THE BALLAD OF SMOKEY THE BEAR (1966) with THE RED BARON $25 10. THE MOUSE ON THE MAYFLOWER w/ commercials and two FESTIVAL OF FAMILY CLASSICS including THE CHRISTMAS TREE + 2 NEWS appearances with the restored SANTA & RUDOLPH ANIMAGIC figures $25 11. THE RELUCTANT DRAGON & MR. TOAD SHOW $20 12. MAD MAD MAD COMEDIANS + 2 FESTIVAL OF FAMILY CLASSICS $20 13. THE BERMUDA DEPTHS with extra scenes $25 14. WILLY McBEAN & HIS MAGIC MACHINE (1965) re-mastered w/ trailer $20 15. TALES OF THE WIZARD OF OZ Vol. 3 $15 16. THE LITTLE DRUMMER BOY, BOOK 2 $15 17. MAD, MAD, MAD MONSTERS Plus more! $20 18. THE FIRST EASTER RABBIT with BURL IVES + two FESTIVAL OF FAMILY CLASSICS: JOHNNY APPLESEED and PAUL BUNYAN $20 All prices are for time and trouble and include shipping. Transfers are made from the RANKIN/BASS archives and are from the BEST sources available. e-mail Rickgoldsc@aol.com
Saturday, December 06, 2008
THE LITTLE DRUMMER BOY, BOOK 2
"I am sorry AARON, WARNER BROTHERS forgot to add THE LITTLE DRUMMER BOY, BOOK 2 to their new box set." Many have asked. Even though THE LITTLE DRUMMER BOY, BOOK 2 appears in the trailer for the box set and was advertised in print....it was forgotten about by the wonderful staff at WARNER BROS HOME VIDEO.
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