The Cannonball Run (1981) - Homemade DVD Case
Home Media Accessories / Reproductions

The Cannonball Run (1981) - Homemade DVD Case

This item is a standard black plastic DVD storage case with a custom, user-generated paper insert. The insert is printed on white paper and features the text 'Cannonball Run', '1981', and 'Dean Martin' in a stylized, multi-colored cursive font that gradients between red and blue. The presentation is non-professional, likely created using basic word processing software and a home inkjet or laser printer. The physical construction consists of a clear plastic sleeve over a black rigid plastic case, typical of media storage from the early 2000s onwards. Visible condition issues include significant rippling and warping of the paper insert inside the plastic sleeve, suggesting exposure to moisture or high humidity. There are also visible scuffs and scratches on the exterior clear plastic. Notable for its lack of official studio branding, copyright information, or standard home media graphics (such as an ISBN or UPC), this item appears to be a personal compilation or a 'bootleg' copy of the 1981 film. The spine shows vertical text that appears partially cut off, further indicating a DIY manufacturing process. The craftsmanship is low-quality, using inconsistent margins and hobbyist-grade typography.

Estimated Value

$0.50 - $2.00

Basic Information

Category

Home Media Accessories / Reproductions

Appraised On

March 14, 2026

Estimated Value

$0.50 - $2.00

Item Description

This item is a standard black plastic DVD storage case with a custom, user-generated paper insert. The insert is printed on white paper and features the text 'Cannonball Run', '1981', and 'Dean Martin' in a stylized, multi-colored cursive font that gradients between red and blue. The presentation is non-professional, likely created using basic word processing software and a home inkjet or laser printer. The physical construction consists of a clear plastic sleeve over a black rigid plastic case, typical of media storage from the early 2000s onwards. Visible condition issues include significant rippling and warping of the paper insert inside the plastic sleeve, suggesting exposure to moisture or high humidity. There are also visible scuffs and scratches on the exterior clear plastic. Notable for its lack of official studio branding, copyright information, or standard home media graphics (such as an ISBN or UPC), this item appears to be a personal compilation or a 'bootleg' copy of the 1981 film. The spine shows vertical text that appears partially cut off, further indicating a DIY manufacturing process. The craftsmanship is low-quality, using inconsistent margins and hobbyist-grade typography.

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