Bat’s Private Post celebrates centennial of Four Horsemen

On March 6, Bat’s Private Post of Beverly Hills, California, issued a set of six stamps commemorating the centennial of the release of The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. The silent film released in 1921 propelled actor Rudolph Valentino to stardom.

8¢ and 60¢ stamps depict scenes from the filmwhile director Rex Ingram appears on a 10¢ value, screenwriter June Mathis on a second 60¢ stamp, and Valentino both on a $1.25 stamp with co-star Alice Terry and by himself on a $3 stamp.

Bat’s Private Post 8¢ & 60¢ stamps depicting scenes from The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse — Bat’s Private Post *The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse* local post stamps

Bat’s Private Post stamps picturing Rex Ingram, June Mathis, Alice Terry, & Rudolph Valentino — Bat’s Private Post *The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse* local post stamps

For more information about these new local post stamps, you can write to:

Bat’s Private Post
PO Box 11175
Beverly Hills CA 90213-4175
United States of America

Published 2021-03-17 Last updated 2021-04-14

Comments

Connie (2023-12-02 11:16):

Greetings!

I just discovered that the Bat's Private Post issued stamps featuring Rudolph Valentino. I was curious to know if these can still be purchased? If not, when will they be issued again, as I would love to add to my personal collection.

Thank you!

-Connie

Kevin Blackston (2023-12-03 20:57):

I just sent an email your way with contact details for this local post operator.