Harmony Kingdom House Party - Adam Binder Version TJEVHOL01A Archive

Measurements: Approximately 3.5 inches long × 2.5 inches wide × 3.75 inches high. Weight: Approximately 17 oz.

Harmony Kingdom House Party (Adam Binder Version) TJEVHOL01A. Our Adam Binder version has the pig’s purple bottle and the fox’s yellow jacket. Inside, four snapping turtles provide their own irreverent commentary on parliamentary debate.

Details at a Glance

• Condition: Excellent archive-kept condition; no chips or damage visible.
• Included: Original packaging, any original paperwork accompanying your particular Archive example, and an AtopTheTables Certificate of Authenticity & Provenance.
• Version: Adam Binder variation: purple bottle and yellow jacket
• Edition: 851
• Created for: HOL Artist Signing Tour
• Interior: Four snapping turtles with “blah blah blah” commentary
• Provenance: Former Harmony Kingdom Archives, Archive Lot HK65.

Original packaging may show minor storage or handling wear consistent with its age and years in company storage. Please review the photographs as part of the description for condition and contents.

Collector’s Story

House Party takes its inspiration from both Harmony Kingdom’s highest dealership level, the House of Lords, and the British parliamentary chamber from which that name was borrowed. A badger, pig and fox behave like their human counterparts while also representing environmental issues confronting Britain. The badger reviews an agenda covering the foot-and-mouth epidemic before a lengthy subsidized pub lunch, while protesting the gassing of badgers. The pig sleeps off a boozy meal clutching a hot-water bottle, and the fox, joined by a pheasant beneath the badger, protests hunting.

The parliamentary bench is covered with satirical graffiti. “1852 Pugin” refers to the designer associated with rebuilding the House of Lords, while “Iron Lady Rust in Peace” and “I ♥ Thatcher” point to former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. “Wot no peers” jokes about the changing future of hereditary peers, and another hunting protest appears alongside the number for the fictional high-class madam “Miss Whiplash.” Peter Calvesbert’s signature mouse is tucked beneath the fox’s chin.

Inside, four snapping turtles chatter “blah blah blah,” a rather irreverent assessment of parliamentary debate. This Adam Binder variation is distinguished by the pig’s purple bottle and the fox’s yellow jacket; the Peter Calvesbert variation instead has a green bottle and orange jacket. Created for the HOL Artist Signing Tour, the Adam Binder version was issued in an edition of 851.

From the Harmony Kingdom Archives

We acquired this piece from former Harmony Kingdom company Archives inventory dispersed at auction in August 2026, as part of Archive Lot HK65. These pieces remained in former Harmony Kingdom company storage until the Archive was dispersed.

We include an AtopTheTables Certificate of Authenticity & Provenance documenting your piece’s connection to the Archives.

Original Archive Contents

We include the original materials that accompanied your particular example in the Archives. When an identification card, mini brochure, or other original paperwork accompanied it, we include that material even if it is not shown in every photograph.

Some Archive examples did not contain paperwork. We do not add replacement or duplicate materials.