Icons of Pop Culture · Sale 75795 · Lot 311

How the Grinch Stole Christmas – Prop Address Label - H4-58

A Whoville address label prop from Ron Howard’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000), the beloved live-action holiday film. This production-made adhesive label, measuring approximately 4.5" x 3.75", was designed for use in the film’s bustling Whoville Post Office scenes, where the Grinch hilariously tampers with the town’s cheerful mountain of mail. The label features a whimsical printed address to “Mary Jayne Who, 2345 Whoville Ct, Whoville, WV 00176”, surrounded by colorful Christmas decorations, including a string of lights and a festive wreath, rendered in the distinctive Seussian art style. The back retains its original “Crack ’n Peel” backing, and the piece remains unused, preserving its bright, playful artwork just as it appeared during production. A wonderfully festive piece of Whoville history, this label captures the spirit, humor, and design flair that make Ron Howard’s The Grinch a perennial Christmas favorite.

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