This is a follow-up to the nicely done first set of a couple of years ago. My box contained:

3 Zorro 2 Promos
1 Lenticular Promo
1 Checklist
36 Comic Book Cover Art cards (Art on both sides)
6 Macarie Claudiu Portraits
11 Art Promos by David Gaskin (Portraits of different actors who have portrayed Zorro - Very Nice)
28 Women of Zorro (Nice B&W photos of various actresses from the Zorro films)
9 1990-93 Zorro TV Series
9 Zorro the Gay Blade
7 Behind the Scenes
9 Spanish Cards (small size)
9 German Cards (small size)
1 German 3D Promo
9 Cuban Cards (small size)
9 French Cards (3 small cards on an oversize strip)
6 Cut Out cards on Box (I may just cut these out carefully rather than keep the box)
1 1957 7-Up Zorro Pin
1 Print Plate
1 Limited Edition Metal Card, art by Elisabetta Soinich
2 Cell cards, with film mounted on it
- Guy Williams
- George Hamilton
1 Blank Sketchcard
1 Sketch by Huy Truong - One of the most beautiful sketches in my collection.

Overall, a lovely set. I would like to have seen some more background text on some of these, but they can all be researched on line. Thank you Richard Parks for another beautiful set.

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Are there any images from the 1950s TV set?

Bill, there are many individual shots of Guy Williams on various cards, such as the comic book covers plus many of the Women of Zorro are from the TV Series. Looks like one of the Foreign sets and the Behind the Scenes set are the only ones devoted to the Disney TV show.

Going back and looking over these cards, all 28 of the Women of Zorro cards are from the Disney TV series. Also, I found the image my Huy Truong sketch was based on, in this subset, it is Elvera Corona who plays a Spanish dancer.

Actually I'm looking for images of Gene Sheldon, who played Bernardo in the show.

There is a comic book style image of him in the oversize foreign set (still not sure if this is the Cuban or French set). I think that's about it it for Bernardo.