Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Bill Mauldin and Sunday Funnies US stamps coming in 2010

The USPS announced its 2010 stamp issues today and it's got good news for collectors. Included are Bill Mauldin and Sunday Funnies.

Bill Mauldin.

With this stamp, the U.S. Postal Service honors Bill Mauldin, one of America’s favorite cartoonists. During World War II, military readers got a knowing laugh from Mauldin’s characters Willie and Joe, who gave their civilian audience an idea of what life was like for soldiers. After the war, Mauldin became a popular and influential editorial cartoonist. The stamp goes on sale in March.

In 1945, he won a Pulitzer Prize “for distinguished service as a cartoonist” and the Allied high command awarded him its Legion of Merit. His illustrated memoir, Up Front, was a bestseller. That same year, his “dogface” Willie appeared on the cover of Time.

U.S. Postal Service art director Terry McCaffrey chose to honor Mauldin through a combination of photography and an example of Mauldin’s art. The photo of Bill Mauldin is by John Phillips, a photographer for Life magazine; it was taken in Italy on December 31, 1943. Mauldin’s cartoon, showing his characters Willie and Joe, is used courtesy of the 45th Infantry Division Museum in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.


Sunday Funnies

The Sunday Funnies stamp pane honors Archie, Beetle Bailey, Dennis the Menace, Garfield and Calvin and Hobbes. The stamps will go on sale in July.

Offering an idealized portrait of American adolescence, Archie existed only in comic-book form before debuting in newspapers in 1946. A typical small-town teenager with a knack for goofing things up, 17-year-old Archie Andrews is often torn between haughty brunette Veronica Lodge and sweet, blonde Betty Cooper.

A military strip with universal appeal, Beetle Bailey first appeared in September 1950. Possibly the laziest man in the army, Private Beetle Bailey is an expert at sleeping and avoiding work. His chronic indolence antagonizes Sergeant Orville P. Snorkel, who is tough on his men but calls them “my boys.”

Dennis the Menace follows the antics of Dennis Mitchell, a good-hearted but mischievous little boy who is perpetually “5-ana-half” years old. His curiosity tests the patience of his loving parents and neighbors, guaranteeing that their lives are anything but dull. The comic debuted in March 1951 as a single-panel gag.

Garfield first waddled onto the comics page in June 1978. Self-centered and cynical, the crabby tabby hates Mondays and loves lasagna. He lives with Jon Arbuckle, a bumbling bachelor with a fatally flawed fashion sense, and Odie, a dopey but devoted dog.

Calvin and Hobbes explores the fantasy life of 6-year-old Calvin and his tiger pal, Hobbes. The inseparable friends ponder the mysteries of the world and test the fortitude of Calvin’s parents, who never know where their son’s imagination will take him. The strip ran from November 1985 to December 1995.


Mauldin's work was also featured in one of the World War II 50th anniversary panes. Mort Walker, creator of Beetle Bailey was instrumental in getting the last set of comic strip stamps issued. Most of the Sunday Funnies seem to be aimed at commercialism and collectors though. Archie has been in the news this year for his 'marriage' to Veronica (and Betty. Read the comic books) and a collection of the strip is due next year. Garfield continues to be one of the most popular strips of course, and has appeared on non-American stamps.

Sunday, December 27, 2009

Mark Doeffinger's peace stamp



From: Mark Doeffinger comes this take on holiday postage. Mark notes,
 
I thought you might like this Holiday stamp.  It's a little late because, when I first drew it, I thought it wasn't cartoonish enough for cartoonphilately. So I put it on my own website: tthelitestuffcartoons.com    But then I thought, well, it is Christmasy, and it is a fairly clever takeoff on the "Love Stamp." So if you can use it on your stamp blog....

Meanwhile, it's just a coincidence that I have 2 recent cartoon stamps. The peace stamp has been on my mind for over a year and i just got around to drawing it.  Usually my stamp ideas are far and few between.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Mark

Comic strip stamp album for sale

I'm passing this along to the blog as requested. Mr. Wilson is hoping to get $300 for the book. I don't know him personally, so if one is interested, one should do one's due diligence. Mr. Wilson plans on putting the book up for auction next Saturday.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: <Gemstoneed55@aol.com>
Date: Sun, Dec 27, 2009 at 6:27 PM
Subject: ComicsDC//CARTOON STAMP DISCOVERY !!!!!!!! CAN YOU HELP ??? 100S FROM 1933
To: mrhode@gmail.com
Cc: Gemstoneed55@aol.com


HI MIKE,
 
I AM ED WILSON, IN MT. VERNON, OHIO.  I AM A BOOK COLLECTOR AND GEM CUTTER.
 
I  PURCHASED A SUNDAY CARTOON STAMP COLLECTION OF OVER 700 SUNDAY CARTOON STAMPS FROM 1933. I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT.  MOST OF THEM SAY " COMIC STAMP" AND THEY ARE GLUED INTO AN OLD 1911 LEDGER THAT WAS ORIGINALLY A POSTAGE STAMP COLLECTION THAT THE FATHER STARTED FOR HIS DAUGHTER WHO COLLECTED THE 700 PLUS COMIC STAMPS.
 
THER ARE ALSO OVER 500 SUNDAY COMIC "TRUE FACT VIGNETTES ?" FROM THE SAME YEAR WITH FAMOUS PEOPLE , TRIVIA, BIOLOGY, SCIENCE, HISTORY, NATIONAL FLAGS ETC.
 
I AM VERY CLOSE TO ENTERING THEM IN MY RARE BOOK AUCTION NEXT WEEK,  BUT I THOUGHT PERHAPS WITH YOUR STRONG INTEREST IN PRESERVING THIS KIND OF HISTORY, YOU MIGHT WANT TO MAKE AN OFFER TO PURCHASE IT OUTRIGHT.
 
THE STAMPS INCLUDE THIMBLE THEATER, TOOTS AND CASPER, THE KATZIES,MICKEY MOUSE , PLUTO CLARABELL COW, TILLIE THE TOILER, BETTY AND SKEETER,FELIX THE CAT, KRAZY KAT,DUMB DORA, MINNIE AND MICKEY, IGNATZ MOUSE, POLLY AND HER PALS, DOLLY DIMPLE AND BOBBY BOUNCE, JIGS AND MAGGIE, HAPPY HOOLIGAN, THE LOVE OF LULU AND LEANDER, AND HUNDREDS MORE.
 
I AM NOT VERY GOOD AT COMPUTERS, SO IF YOU ARE NOT INTERESTED, PERHAPS ONE OF YOUR FELLOW BLOGGERS MIGHT BE, SO PLEASE FEEL FREE TO SHARE MY OFFER WITH ANY OF YOUR FRIENDS IF YOU CARE TO.
 
ED WILSON
740-392- 4241
 
 
 

Thursday, December 17, 2009

1943 Force 'stamps' from Sunday comics section


These types of 'stamps' that you could clip out of the Sunday comics used to be far more common. This is from July 18, 1943.

Courtesy of Merlin Hass.

New Astérix Stamps

Today the French Post Office announced a new sheet celebrating the 50th anniversary of BD hero Astérix Le Gaule. It features seven stamps with the main characters from the series created by Albert Uderzo and René Goscinny. Each of the stamps mentions France as their country of origin, but also Gaule, the country's name in the series.

The main stamp, showing Astérix himself on top of a golden "50" is also available as a solo stamp.

Additionally, an illustrated booklet was published showcasing the comic, and containing a cancelled stamp.

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Mackay on Feyer's Stamp Album

Brad Mackay has an excellent post up at his Cultural Magpie blog on cartoonist George Feyer's drawings based around postage stamps. This book looks like an excellent addition to any cartoon stamp collection.

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Kermit Christmas cancellation


I've just gotten a couple of Christmas cancellations with Kermit the frog, from the Muppets, wearing a Santa cap. They've all been inkjet and probably read A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa (according to Bill Sylvester, whose done a lot of work on Disney stamps).

And here's confirmation from a Muppets fansite and PR from the Muppets Facebook page. And a Youtube ad.

Saturday, December 5, 2009

Cartoonphilately cartoon from Mark Doeffinger

Mark Doeffinger writes in, "I haven't noticed a lot of activity lately on your cartoon stamps blog, so I thought I'd send this cartoon along. . I plan to post it at a later date on my website: thelitestuffcartoons.com"

Aw, thanks Mark! It is true that most of the cartoon stamp news comes out of Europe and I'm always way behind.





Wednesday, November 4, 2009

If RO Blechman designed a stamp...


...it might look like this one on the cover of his new book.

Thursday, October 22, 2009

New Astérix Stamps



The French Post Office is issuing a new set of Astérix stamps, to celebrate the little Gaul's 50th anniversary. Two issues have been announced : a sheet of six stamps, featuring several characters from the series (priced at 5,20 € of which 1,84 € is donated to the French Red Cross) and a solo stamp (0,56 €). So far, the La Poste philately site isn't listing the stamps, but BoDoï has already published a preview of the sheet.

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Oliphant Maximum card from 1988

Stamps - Oliphant maximum card

Based on this text, I'm unclear as to whether Oliphant drew the stamp as well. Does anyone know? And I don't know if the USPS does these anymore - I've been buying stamped postcards for the recent comics stamps.

"This maximum card was issued in connection with the U.S./ Australia commemorative stamp which was jointly issued in Washington, D.C. and Sydney, Australia, on January 26, 1988. The stamps was designed by Roland Harvey of Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia. The art shown on the reverse of this card was designed by the renowned syndicated cartoonist, Pat Oliphant.

No. 88-1

Monday, September 28, 2009

Le petit Nicolas



The French Post Office announced a new set of stamps yesterday featuring illustrations from the well-loved Petit Nicolas books by author and comic writer René Goscinny and cartoonist Jean-Jacques Sempé.

The stamps were launched to coincide with the premiere of the Petit Nicolas film, later this week.

Le Petit Nicolas was first published in 1959. In that same year Goscinny, who had already gained notoriety thanks to the Lucky Luke stories he wrote for Morris, would become editor of Pilote Magazine, and would create the famous Astérix Le Gaule series with Albert Uderzo. Jean-Jacques Sempé, who had already started publishing in Paris-Match, would later become quite famous in the US as well for his cartoons and covers for the New Yorker magazine.

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Bob Hope stamps have Hirschfeld postmark


The "Bob Hope digital postmark" is by caricaturist Al Hirschfeld. Click this link for ordering info.

Naruto stamps coming in Japan

The story on the Naruto stamps and a picture is here.

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Stahler editorial cartoon on stamps

Jeff Stahler's editorial cartoon on the new classic tv stamps is amusing. The stamps do have a slight comic book link in that one is for the Lone Ranger. Of course, plenty of comic books were done for other tv shows too such as Lassie and Howdy Doody which are on the stamps.

Robert Risko 'stamp' art

I was paging through an old New Yorker (October 15, 2007) and found an illustration for a review of a play "Mauritius" in which caricaturist Robert Risko drew Katie Finneran holding a sheet of Mauritius stamps. The review was Pay and Play by John Lahr, p. 102.

Monday, July 6, 2009

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Afico-Man, new Israel stamp


Ofer B. comes through with another tip, and says about the above "It is a set of “Passover Hagadah” (the traditional text being read at Passover’s Eve) with a commemorative sheet and a stamp sheet of Afico-Men (a Superman-like character with Matzos in its hands)." Here's the Israeli Post website.

Saturday, May 23, 2009

Maggie Simpson most popular stamp

With slightly under 1 million votes cast - "Maggie voted most popular 'Simpsons' stamp," UPI May 22, 2009.

Saturday, May 16, 2009

1960s Superman stamps?

Has anyone seen the three Superman stamps that were available by 1968?

Don't remember them? That's because they appeared in Action Comics 359 in "The Case of the People Against Superman!" by Leo Dorfman and Curt Swan.

Thanks to Ofer Berenstein for spotting this and sending it along.

Sunday, May 10, 2009

Simpsons' stamps first day sales report in Springfield, VT

See "'Simpsons' stamps go on sale," By Josh O'Gorman, Rutland Herald May 8, 2009.

There's a picture of the First Day Cover here.

Thursday, May 7, 2009

More Simpsons stamp news

Doh! Simpsons get 'stamp' of approval
AFP May 8, 2009

The Simpsons Put Their Stamp on Springfield
Adam Sullivan - WCAX News
Springfield, Vermont - May 7, 2009

Simpsons stamps released today

If I remember, I'll be at the Post Office today picking up Simpsons stamps for myself and my trading partners.

Simpsons stamps released today, special postmarks available

The stamps come out today and you can get cancellations from Colorado:

SIMPSONS POSTMARK, POSTMASTER, 188 E 9th AVE, SPRINGFIELD, CO 81073-9998

and Vermont:

To get the cancellation, one should be able to send Stamped, Self-Addressed Envelopes within 30 days to:

The Simpsons Station, Springfield, VT 05156

If anyone hears of anymore, please let me know.

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Springfield, Colo has a Simpsons postmark too

See "Springfield, Colo. hosts special Simpsons stamp event," KDVR May 5, 2009

The article concludes:

For those who cannot go to the Springfield, CO May 7th event, but who wish to obtain the special Springfield, CO pictorial Maggie Simpson postmark by mail, they should affix a Simpsons or other First Class stamp to each envelope/postcard of their choice, address the envelopes/postcards to themselves or others, place them in a larger envelope, addressed to:

SIMPSONS POSTMARK, POSTMASTER, 188 E 9th AVE, SPRINGFIELD, CO 81073-9998

After applying the postmark, the Springfield, CO Post Office will return the envelopes/postcards through the mail. There is no charge for the postmark. All orders must be sent by June 6, 2009.

Friday, May 1, 2009

Simpsons cancellation in Springfield, VT


See "Springfield post office to offer Simpsons stamp cancellation," Burlington Free Press staff, April 29, 2009.

Or "Simpsons to put stamp on Springfield: Event marks new stamp collection," By Josh O'Gorman, Rutland Herald April 30, 2009.

To get the cancellation, one should be able to send Stamped, Self-Addressed Envelopes within 30 days to:

The Simpsons Station
Springfield, VT 05156

Thursday, April 30, 2009

Stamp Out Hunger food drive card features Family Circus

Bil Keane's contributed another cartoon to the Stamp Out Hunger food drive postcard which features Family Circus characters on one side. The cards in Arlington, VA were distributed on April 28th by the Post Office. The food drive itself, in which letter carriers will pick up canned goods, is May 9th.

Saturday, April 11, 2009

1st editorial on Simpsons stamps

This is the first editorial I've seen and it's in favor of the stamps - "Editorial: 'Simpsons’ mania at the post office," Fort Worth Star-Telegram April 10 2009

Friday, April 10, 2009

Roz Chast's versions of The Forever Stamp

Roz Chast's versions of The Forever Stamp appeared in the March 30th New Yorker and can be seen online as well.

Two more articles on the Simpsons stamps

Simpsons postage stamps ready, By Georg Szalai, Hollywood Reporter Apr 9, 2009 quotes Matt Groening. And a Washington Post blog asks who else should be on the stamps - Postal Service Launches 'The Simpsons' Stamps - and has a poll and comment thread about that.

Thursday, April 9, 2009

More on Simpsons' stamps


AP says "Public asked to vote on favorite Simpsons stamp" and sends you to the Post Office website.

Here's the official PR:

Release No. 09-033
Non-media contact: 1-800-ASK-USPS

‘CHECK IT OUT, MAN’
The United States Postal Service® Previews Simpsons® Stamps

Promotes ‘Ballot Stuffing’ in Online Simpsons Stamp Vote

High-resolution images of the stamps are available for media use only by contacting mark.r.saunders@usps.gov

WASHINGTON — “Woo-Hoo!” At 8 a.m. ET today, the Postal Service™ revealed what The Simpsons stamps will look like when they are released nationwide on May 7. Americans are being encouraged to vote for their favorite Simpsons character when viewing the images.

* Vote Early and Often: It’s the American Way Voting takes place at www.usps.com/simpsons beginning April 9 at 8 a.m. ET and concludes May 14. Results will be announced shortly thereafter.
* Pre-order The Simpsons Stamps and Stamped Postal Cards Now The 44-cent First-Class Mail® stamps, available in booklets of 20 and stamped postal cards in packs of 20, can be pre-ordered online and will be mailed to customers on May 7. To see all Simpsons related products, visit this link: www.usps.com/simpsons
* Matt Groening Signed Poster Sweepstakes Visitors to the site over 18 years of age have the opportunity to register for a sweepstakes to be one of 25 winners of a limited-edition Simpsons poster to be signed by Simpsons creator and executive producer Matt Groening. Winners will be notified the week of May 18 - 22, 2009.

The Simpsons, currently in its 20th year as a regularly scheduled half-hour series, is the longest-running comedy in television history. The show is a cultural phenomenon, recognizable throughout the world.

“We are excited to celebrate The Simpsons on postage stamps,” said U.S. Postal Service Executive Director of Stamp Services David Failor. “Eyebrow-raising to say the least, this witty, well-written pop icon continues to irreverently satire its parody of a middle-class family as it lampoons American culture. The Simpsons stamps, which includes known philatelists Bart Simpson, will serve as a great opportunity to interest youngsters into stamp collecting.”

“This is the biggest and most adhesive honor The Simpsons has ever received,” said Matt Groening, creator and executive producer of The Simpsons.

“We are emotionally moved by the Postal Service selecting us rather than making the lazy choice of someone who has benefited society,” said James L. Brooks, executive producer of The Simpsons.

Simpsons Beat the Odds The U.S. Postal Service receives approximately 50,000 suggestions for stamp subjects each year, yet only about 20 topics are selected for postage. The Simpsons is the only television show to be featured as the sole subject of a stamp set while still in primetime production.

First-Day-of-Issue Dedication Ceremony The Simpsons creator and executive producer, Matt Groening, who created the original artwork for the stamps, is scheduled to participate in the dedication ceremony, along with executive producer James L. Brooks and several of the actors, at Fox Studios in Los Angeles at 11:15 a.m. PT on Thursday, May 7.

A limited number of seats are available to the public on a first-call, first-reserved basis. Those interested in attending can call 1-866-268-3243 beginning Friday, April 10 between noon and 5 p.m. ET, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday thereafter. Due to the expected demand, only one reservation will be accepted per requester per call. When calling, speak slowly and spell your name. Be sure to leave a phone number to receive a callback confirmation. There is a fee for parking. Calls made prior to noon ET on April 10 will not be accepted. Individuals attending the event are asked to provide a driver’s license or another form of government photo identification.

Stamp Selection Process How does the Postal Service sort through 50,000 stamp subject suggestions annually to reach a final cut of approximately 20 topics selected for circulation? To help in this selection process, the Postmaster General established the Citizens’ Stamp Advisory Committee 50 years ago. Members are appointed to the Committee by the Postmaster General. They reflect a wide range of educational, artistic, historical and professional expertise. For additional information, visit this link: http://www.usps.com/communications/organization/csac.htm

# # #

Please Note: For broadcast quality video and audio, photo stills and other media resources, visit the USPS Newsroom at www.usps.com/news.
An independent federal agency, the U.S. Postal Service is the only delivery service that reaches every address in the nation, 149 million residences, businesses and Post Office Boxes, six days a week. It has 34,000 retail locations and relies on the sale of postage, products and services, not tax dollars, to pay for operating expenses. Named the Most Trusted Government Agency five consecutive years by the Ponemon Institute, the Postal Service has annual revenue of $75 billion and delivers nearly half the world’s mail.

ABOUT THE SIMPSONS:
The Simpsons, which airs Sundays (8:00-8:30 PM ET/PT), is the longest running primetime sitcom in television history. The Simpsons exploded into a cultural phenomenon in 1990 and has remained one of the most groundbreaking and innovative entertainment franchises, recognizable throughout the world. Cartoonist Matt Groening created the infamous Simpson family: Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie Simpson — all now identifiable by their silhouettes alone.

ABOUT TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX LICENSING & MERCHANDISING
A recognized industry leader, Twentieth Century Fox Licensing and Merchandising licenses and markets properties worldwide on behalf of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation, Twentieth Television and Fox Broadcasting Company, as well as third party lines. The division is aligned with Twentieth Century Fox Television, one of the top suppliers of primetime entertainment programming to the broadcast networks.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Dave McKean stamps in the UK this summer

This website says that Dave McKean is doing 5 stamps for the Royal Mail this summer.

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Simpsons stamps reported coming

See "Postal Service launching 'Simpsons' stamps: Designs will feature characters from the Fox series," By Georg Szalai, Hollywood Reporter April 1, 2009.

Well, now I've got something to trade with Europeans. I just got a bunch of French Looney Tunes in the mail. I must say that I'm really not too keen on postage stamps functioning as advertising.

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Stamp illustration by Frederic Rebena


This is from Liberation, January 29 2009. Nice artwork, isn't it?

Sunday, March 15, 2009

Belgian comics stamps 2009



Leave it to the Belgian Post Office to keep you in the dark on what they're going to be publishing this year until you stumble across a very unprofessional pdf document buried deep in their website.

But anyway - not a lot of comics-related material, or so it would seem. June sees the yearly Youth Philately issue, with Roger Leloup's Yoko Tsuno (one sheet of 10 stamps, announced for June 26th). Then on October 5th a special commemorative sheet is planned on the 20th anniversary of the Brussels Centre de la Bande Dessinée.


Possibly of interest is a series on great composers, with portraits by cartoonist and illustrator, Jan de Maesschalck (later this month).

Thursday, March 12, 2009

New Looney Tunes Stamps

Today's edition of the French Post Office newsletter announced a new set of stamps featuring various Looney Tunes characters. Three different stamps each combine two characters : Tweety and Silvester, Daffy Duck and Bugs Bunny and While E. Coyote and Roadrunner.

The stamps are offered as a booklet for a set price of 6,95 EUR.

More info on the French Post Office website.

Sunday, March 1, 2009

Cartoonist Mark Doeffinger writes in with cartoon stamp example


Cartoonist Mark Doeffinger writes in:

I just ran across your cartoon philately blog today. You said you were interested in cartoon illustrations such as that of the anthrax stamp (very funny). Well, back in 1985 I had a cartoon stamp in my little self-published book COUPON CLIPPERS. I thought you might like it. Of course back then a regular postage stamp was only $.22. Anyway, shouldn't the American lawn, especially the postage stamp lawn, be commemorated? The lawn may no longer be with us as it is under attack for wasting resources and causing pollution via fertilizer and pesticides. Anyway, I thought you might enjoy the stamp. I am still cartooning via my website: thelitestuffcartoons.com

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Israeli 2008 sheet with cartoon characters


A friend in Israel sent me the World Stamp Championship "Israel 2008" Catalog of Special Exhibition Items recently.

This page featured "My Own Stamp" Sheet with Jetix Channel heroes. I can't find it on their official website now, but some of the characters in the selvage were Totally Spies, Sonic the Hedgehog and Doraemon.

Monday, January 12, 2009

Oooh, look at this Gurewitch envelope

Cartoon stamp collecting slides into envelopes and other postage history sometimes - check out this envelope that Nicholas Gurewitch sent Nick Abadzis.

Illustration of a cartoon stamp


Here's an illustration of a cartoon stamp on anthrax by Geoffrey Grahn from the New York Times October 13, 2008. It illustrated an editorial by Lawrence M. Wein - "Neither Snow, Nor Rain, Nor Anthrax..."

These type of illustrations interest me. I know of a few others ... Dark Horse Comics uses one on their monthly email, Christopher Bing has done one and Richard Thompson has some on one of the books he illustrated. A cool collection would be to buy up all the originals, hey?

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

1951 fundraising stamps by Rowland Emett


Chris Brown wrote to me about Rowland Emett, a British cartoonist, for another project, but when I checked out his website, I found 4 fundraising stamps related to a 1951 Festival of Britain, and the one I've stuck up here on the right actually shows one of the cartoonist's train creations! Three are on this page.

Check out Emett's other drawings too especially the Christmas cards. They're lovely.

Boy, I love the internet.

Friday, January 2, 2009

New stamps from Sweden



Just in time for the new year, a package arrived with a beautiful set of stamps by the Swedish Post Office, issued in september of this year. It features art by eight contemporary Swedish cartoonists (Martin Kellerman, Charlie Christensen, Cecilia Torudd, Ulf Lundkvist, Joakim Pirinen, Lars Mortimer, Asa Ekström and Nina Hemmingsson) for a total value of 44 Kr. A nice package.