
The Best of the Dean Martin Variety Show Volume 14 VHS Sleeve
This item is the cardboard slipcase for a VHS holiday or specialty release titled 'The Best of the Dean Martin Variety Show' Volume 14, presented by Greg Garrison. The artwork features a prominent central portrait of Dean Martin in a tuxedo and black bow tie, set against a dark background within a purple rectangular border. The top portion of the sleeve is black with white and orange stylized typography, while the bottom half shifts to a tan/gold gradient. The lower section lists guest stars including Pat Boone, Dom DeLuise, Angie Dickinson, Marty Feldman, Paul Lynde, Zero Mostel, Elaine Stritch, Orson Welles, and Jonathan Winters. The sleeve shows signs of moderate to heavy wear; specifically, there is visible surface tearing and paper loss on the bottom edge and near the 'Pat Boone' name, likely from the removal of an adhesive price tag or security sticker. The corners show softening and minor crushing, consistent with a vintage item from the late 1990s or early 2000s. The printing quality is standard for commercial home video releases of that era, utilizing a glossy lithograph finish on thin cardstock.
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Estimated Value
$3.00-5.00
Basic Information
Category
Media Collectibles & Movie Memorabilia
Appraised On
March 14, 2026
Estimated Value
$3.00-5.00
Item Description
This item is the cardboard slipcase for a VHS holiday or specialty release titled 'The Best of the Dean Martin Variety Show' Volume 14, presented by Greg Garrison. The artwork features a prominent central portrait of Dean Martin in a tuxedo and black bow tie, set against a dark background within a purple rectangular border. The top portion of the sleeve is black with white and orange stylized typography, while the bottom half shifts to a tan/gold gradient. The lower section lists guest stars including Pat Boone, Dom DeLuise, Angie Dickinson, Marty Feldman, Paul Lynde, Zero Mostel, Elaine Stritch, Orson Welles, and Jonathan Winters. The sleeve shows signs of moderate to heavy wear; specifically, there is visible surface tearing and paper loss on the bottom edge and near the 'Pat Boone' name, likely from the removal of an adhesive price tag or security sticker. The corners show softening and minor crushing, consistent with a vintage item from the late 1990s or early 2000s. The printing quality is standard for commercial home video releases of that era, utilizing a glossy lithograph finish on thin cardstock.
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