The Best of the Dean Martin Variety Show Volume 12 DVD/Media Case
Home Media & Entertainment

The Best of the Dean Martin Variety Show Volume 12 DVD/Media Case

This item is a physical media case, likely containing a DVD or VHS, titled 'Greg Garrison Presents: The Best of the Dean Martin Variety Show, Volume 12'. The cover features a prominent color photograph of Dean Martin in a tuxedo and black bow tie, set within a purple border. The layout uses a black and orange diagonal color-block background. Notable guest stars listed in blue and black text include Sid Cesar, Victor Borge, Petula Clark, Bob Newhart, Jimmy Durante, Ruth Buzzi, Frank Sinatra, and Gale Gordon. A circular orange badge indicates 'Volume 12'. Physically, the item appears to be paperboard or a printed insert for a plastic keep-case. There is visible wear along the edges, particularly at the bottom where multiple inserts or pages appear stacked and slightly misaligned. The surface shows some light-reflective sheen suggesting a semi-gloss finish. The typography reflects a mid-2000s home video aesthetic, typical of nostalgia-based television compilations produced long after the original 1960s-70s broadcast era. No distinct maker marks for the specific production year are visible on the front, but Greg Garrison is credited as the presenter.

Estimated Value

$5-12

Basic Information

Category

Home Media & Entertainment

Appraised On

March 14, 2026

Estimated Value

$5-12

Item Description

This item is a physical media case, likely containing a DVD or VHS, titled 'Greg Garrison Presents: The Best of the Dean Martin Variety Show, Volume 12'. The cover features a prominent color photograph of Dean Martin in a tuxedo and black bow tie, set within a purple border. The layout uses a black and orange diagonal color-block background. Notable guest stars listed in blue and black text include Sid Cesar, Victor Borge, Petula Clark, Bob Newhart, Jimmy Durante, Ruth Buzzi, Frank Sinatra, and Gale Gordon. A circular orange badge indicates 'Volume 12'. Physically, the item appears to be paperboard or a printed insert for a plastic keep-case. There is visible wear along the edges, particularly at the bottom where multiple inserts or pages appear stacked and slightly misaligned. The surface shows some light-reflective sheen suggesting a semi-gloss finish. The typography reflects a mid-2000s home video aesthetic, typical of nostalgia-based television compilations produced long after the original 1960s-70s broadcast era. No distinct maker marks for the specific production year are visible on the front, but Greg Garrison is credited as the presenter.

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