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COLLECTORS EDITION, Set #14 - Our Collector's Edition Set contains 48 cards (48 designs - one of every card we sell!) printed on sturdy card stock together with 48 envelopes. Cards have illustrated fronts and contain a light-hearted and interesting summary on the back. The inside of each remains blank for your personalized note or message. All are neatly packaged.Buy The Collector's Edition Note Card Set for $35.95 USD for only $35.95 USD



SPECIAL TITLE EDITION - SET #13   THE SORCERER - SET #1
John Wellington Wells descends into hell in a whirlwind of business cards and fire.Under the effect of the magic philter, Lady Sangazure desperately tries to convince John Wellington Wells to fall in love with her. Much agitated, Mr. Wells claims that sunflowers will not improve her appearance.
Due to the love potion's magic effect, Constance renounces her love for the town's kind and reverend rector, and chooses instead the hard of hearing old Notary. Alexis and Aline sign their marriage contract.
Josephine and Ralph express their affection.The crew of the Pinafore sings a song written expressly for them by the First Lord of the Admiralty.
Little Buttercup cryptically warns Captain Corcoran of a change that is in store for him.Sir Joseph Porter, K.C.B., expresses his disappointment in the Captain for using foul language on board one of Her Majesty's Ships. The First Lord's ever-ready cousin, Hebe, stands nearby also expressing disappointment.
Major General Stanley thinks he hears a noise, but on second consideration believes it to be the sighing of a breeze. The Pirates of Penzance sneak up behind him, ready to punish him for pretending to be an orphan.Frederic professes his love for Mabel, and promises that he will stay true to her until he is free from his pirate apprenticeship.
Ruth and the Pirate King are enraged after finding out that Major General Stanley is no orphan. They drag Frederic along.The Pirates startle Major General Stanley's daughters and intend to carry them off to be married.
Bunthorne snidely tells Patience that she doesn't know what love is.Lady Jane sits alone and recounts how Patience stole the affection of Bunthorne from her. She then sings a song, accompanying herself on a cello, about her fears of growing old.
The Dragoons realize the only way to win back the affection of their fiance's is to become as aesthetic as the poets whom the ladies love.The poet, Archibald Grosvenor, having renounced aestheticism has become an every-day young man. He then wins the affections of Patience.
Iolanthe rises from the stream of her banishment.The Fairy Queen pardons Iolanthe.
Iolanthe's son, Strephon, convinces his dear Phyllis to look in a mirror and tell him if she thinks it is reasonable that they wait until she is of age to get married.Tolloller and Mountararat convince the Lord Chancellor to seek Phyllis's hand in marriage.
Princess Ida contemplates the evils of men.King Gama, Princess Ida's father, arrives at the court of King Hildebrand in an attempt to ease tension between the two families. Gama's malicious remarks and cynical wit are not well received.
King Gama and his three sons are locked away until Princess Ida agrees to accept her position as Hilarion's bride. Their punishment is harder than expected when Gama is treated particularly well, and can find nothing to make rude remarks about.The residents of Castle Adamant find it difficult to march off into battle on account of being frightened. Princess Ida is enraged and decides to take on Hildebrand's army all by herself.
The Mikado appears in Titipu looking for his missing son.The disheartened Katisha believes that she will never find love.
Ko-Ko, the Lord High Executioner; Pooh Bah, the Lord High Everything Else; and Pish Tush discuss a way to carry out the Mikado's wishes without putting themselves in harm's way.Ko-Ko's ward and betrothed, Yum-Yum, arrives from a ladies seminary with her sisters Pitti-Sing and Peep-Bo.
Sir Despard and Mad Margaret pass through the Castle of Ruddigore.Rose Maybud consults her book of etiquette when confronted by the bold sailor Richard Dauntless.
Mad Margaret sings sadly while recalling the days when she was loved.The ghosts step out of their picture frames to warn Robin Oakapple of his impending doom.
Jack Point the traveling jester mourns the loss of his fiancee Elsie Maynard to the condemned Colonel Fairfax.Jack Point and Head Jailer Wilfred Shadbolt argue whether Colonel Fairfax sunk into the river like a stone or a lump of lead after being shot through the head. The disguised Colonel Fairfax listens with great interest.
Dame Carruthers, the tower housekeeper, scolds the Yeomen of the Guard for losing the Colonel and not being able to find him again.Sergeant Meryll, his son Leonard, and his daughter Phoebe plan to rescue the Colonel Fairfax from his impending doom.
The Duke of Plaza Toro, his Duchess and their daughter Casilda, Queen of Barataria, arrive in Venice and demand an audience with the Grand Inquisitor of Spain.The Grand Inquisitor reveals that the Duke and Duchess's suite, Luiz, has a mother who was nanny to the King of Barataria. He claims that only she knows the King's true identity.
The Gondoliers Marco and Giuseppe Palmieri discover that one of them is King of Barataria, but since no one knows which one, they will rule jointly. They invite all their friends to visit them.The Grand Inquisitor is ever so slightly taken aback when he finds that Marco and Giuseppe's wives Gianetta and Tessa have arrived in Barataria to be with their husbands.
King Paramount clutches the British flag, wary of a public exploding.King Paramount and the British representatives known as the Flowers of Progress discuss the changes that Utopia has undergone to become more like Great Britain.
Scaphio, Phantis and Tarara the Public Exploder devise a plot to overthrow the Flowers of Progress and regain control over Utopia.Lady Sophy recalls the youth she wasted trying to find a virtuous husband, and reveals her sorrow in discovering the faults of King Paramount in the public newspaper. The King overhears and reveals his love for her.
Ludwig draws an ace and kills Grand Duke Rudolph by a mere legal fiction in a statutory duel.Ludwig describes how the theatre group has adopted the court mannerisms of the ancient Greeks, but reveals that the Greeks indulged in some activities that are much too offensive even for his court.
In his third wedding that morning, Ludwig is married to the enormously wealthy Baroness Von Krakenfeldt.The Herald for the Prince of Monte Carlo declares his master's arrival, while members of the Tipsy Theatre Group study his costume.
This set contains 48 cards (1 each of all 48 designs) printed on sturdy card stock together with 48 envelopes. Cards have illustrated fronts and contain a light-hearted and interesting summary on the back. The inside of each remains blank for your personalized note or message. All are neatly packaged. Buy The Collector's Edition Note Card Set for $35.95 USD for only $35.95 USD
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