
Wolves souvenir stamp sheet
Released by Canada Post
Wolves (2026): Souvenir sheet
product standard price: $4.96
Issue Date: August 13, 2026
https://store.canadapost-postescanada.ca/store-boutique/en/404324145/p/wolves-2026-souvenir-sheet

Released by Canada Post
Wolves (2026): Souvenir sheet
product standard price: $4.96
Issue Date: August 13, 2026
https://store.canadapost-postescanada.ca/store-boutique/en/404324145/p/wolves-2026-souvenir-sheet
This 2025 The Royal Tudor Beasts 1oz proof silver coin depicting the Greyhound of Richmond is now part of my collection. Purchased it from ebay. What do you think of it?
I have this original animation cel depicting Tails on it from The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog that was released in 1993. What episode is this from?
On ebay, I purchased this The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog original promo slide from 1999. I found the exact frame from the episode to match my slide. Its from Episode 21 titled, Sonic Gets Thrashed. In 1999, Toon Disney acquired the syndication rights to the DiC Entertainment Sonic cartoons. The channel used specific interstitial "slides" and TV bumpers featuring Sonic and Tails to advertise their exclusive afternoon lineup. It is a legitimate piece of television history from when the newly launched Toon Disney (a sister network to the Disney Channel) acquired the syndication rights to The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog. Here is exactly why the details on the slide make perfect sense: The (c) 1993 DiC Animation: This refers to the year the cartoon was originally produced and copyrighted by DiC Entertainment, not the year the promo aired. The Year 1999: Toon Disney launched in April 1998. As part of building their original cartoon lineup, they aired Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, and this specific promotional slide was used to advertise the show. The "Disney Channel" Connection: Because Toon Disney was a brand-new network, many of its early promos and introductory previews were shown on the main Disney Channel to encourage viewers to call their cable providers and request the new channel. Items featuring these slides usually surface as physical 35mm film cels or broadcast slides used by television stations during commercial breaks. What do you think of it?
Purchased this from ebay. Its an original 35mm film promo slide depicting a scene from an episode of The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog from 1993. These specific television slides were officially used as on-air promotional bumpers by networks like The Disney Channel.