April 1988 Westside Arts Theatre Playbill for Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune starring Kathy Bates and Kenneth Welsh. Many great color and black and white ads. The back cover has a crease otherwise in very good condition.

November 1987 Neil Simon Theatre Playbill for Breaking The Code starring Derek Jacobi. Many great color and black and white ads. The last few pages and the back cover are creased but otherwise in very good condition.

November 1986 Imperial Theatre Playbill for The Mystery of Edwin Drood starring George Rose, Loretta Swit, and Howard McGillin. Many fantastic color and black and white ads in this 98-page playbill. Very minor wear marks on the front cover otherwise in great condition.

July 1984 Lincoln Center Stagebill for the Metropolitan Opera Met Centennial 1883-1983. The Met presents Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater performing Concerto in F, Cry, The Stack-up, and Revelations. Many great color and black and white ads. The original subscription postcard is still enclosed to sign up for special events and presentations at the Met. The first couple of pages are dog-eared but otherwise in very good condition.

July 1984 Imperial Theatre Playbill for Dreamgirls starring Linda Leilani Brown, Terry Burrell, Cleavant Derricks, Tony Franklin, Ben Harney, and Roz Ryan. Many great color and black and white ads. First few pages are dog-eared but otherwise in very good condition.

Here is a wonderful Wizard of Oz Dorothy Musical licensed by the Enesco Corporation 1999. Dorothy stands 8-1/2 inches high. This beautiful music box plays "Over the Rainbow" and is in excellent condition. It comes with the original box and styrofoam packing. A great gift item for your favorite Wizard of Oz collector!

Cowardly Lion figure licensed by the Enesco Corporation 1998. He stands 3-3/4 inches high and is in excellent condition. There is no box. A nice addition to a Wizard of Oz character collection.

Cowardly Lion Ornament No. 68592 from the 2000 Bradford Editions collection. This ornament is the fourth issue in the Yellow Brick Road Ornament Collection. It measures 3 inches high, has the gold thread for hanging, and is in excellent condition. There is no box.

This is a Commemorative 50th Anniversary, Limited Edition, Gone With The Wind ornament made by Enesco - final production year 1989. It is a unique piece as Scarlett's name is misspelled with only one T. The ornament and original box are both in excellent condition.