58 - Set of 8 items:

Set of 8 items: - *Pinocchio’s Little Box*, a book-object with cards, based on Carlo Collodi’s story, illustrated by Sara Fanelli. Le Seuil Jeunesse, Livres-Objets collection, 1996. Illustrated hardcover, dimensions approx. 15.5 × 11 × 2.5 cm. - Pinocchio commemorative stamp sheet, 1980 Christmas issue from the Turks and Caicos Islands, based on the Walt Disney film. Scott references 442–450 for the series and Scott 451 for the commemorative sheet. Polychrome prints, face values in cents and dollars of the Turks and Caicos Islands. Late 20th century. Condition unspecified; may have some damage. - Grenada, 1987. “The Disney Classic Fairytales in Postage Stamps – Pinocchio.” Sheet of nine multicolored 30-cent Disney postage stamps, arranged in a 3 × 3 grid, illustrating various scenes from the film. Grenada reference 1543a-i. Fair condition, with slight handling marks and edge damage. - Color philatelic sheetlet dedicated to Pinocchio, featuring several stamps and an illustrated vignette in a collector’s presentation. Late 20th century. Issue reference and country unidentified. - Disney “Pinocchio” commemorative philatelic sheet, Turks and Caicos Islands, 1980 Christmas issue, likely Scott No. 451 souvenir sheet, face value 2 dollars, mounted on a black display backing. Damage. - Block of four Italian 25-lire postage stamps dedicated to Carlo Lorenzini, known as Collodi, and Pinocchio, Italian Republic, 1954. Sassone No. 746. Mounted on a blue illustrated philatelic backing. - Circa 1990. Illustrated “Pinocchio” philatelic panel from the “Classic Disney Movies Collector Panels” series, published by the Postal Commemorative Society, featuring Pinocchio and Geppetto as well as stamps and a miniature sheet from Grenada and the Grenadines. Printed paper. - Illustrated philatelic document dedicated to Pinocchio, featuring a block of four of the Italian 25-lire stamp “Onoranze a Carlo Lorenzini – Pescia Collodi 1954,” Unificato 746, Sassone 746. Dated 1954, with a commemorative postmark. Minor imperfections and normal wear. Accompanied by a certificate signed by Gérard Majax.