The Mummy 1999 Hamunaptra Advent Calendar

Buried beneath the shifting dunes of the Sahara in Stephen Sommers’s 1999 adventure film The Mummy, the lost necropolis of Hamunaptra guards both the cursed resting place of High Priest Imhotep and the ancient vaults of Pharaoh Seti I. The The Mummy 1999 Hamunaptra Advent Calendar brings that 1926 archaeological expedition onto your holiday table inside a matte midnight-black and burnished-gold rigid paperboard chest. Across the removable outer lid, embossed-look gold THE MUMMY — 1999 — typography sits directly above the eight-segment octagonal Hamunaptra puzzle-key medallion and an outstretched winged scarab crest, flanked along both borders by vertical columns of Egyptian hieroglyphs and standing Anubis jackal guardians.

24 Reusable Pull-Out Drawers & Freestanding Stone-Base Sculptures

Rather than relying on single-use perforated cardboard flaps that tear open and get discarded after December, the interior cabinet is organized into a 4×6 grid of 24 slide-out drawer boxes numbered 1 through 24. Alternating between desert-parchment tan and deep Nile slate-teal fronts, each drawer carries its own expedition illustration—from pyramids, the Sphinx, crossed excavation pickaxes, and the Eye of Horus to camel caravan silhouettes, oasis palms, a Nile felucca sailboat, and a radiant Ankh on Drawer 24. Inside every compartment waits a three-dimensional molded miniature permanently mounted onto a weathered desert-stone base:

• The 1926 Expedition Cast & Cursed High Priest (Drawers 1–4, 12, 23): Opens with a linen-wrapped roaring Mummy figure (#1), followed by American legionnaire Rick O’Connell in his white field shirt, brown trousers, and leather holster aiming a revolver (#2), Cairo librarian Evelyn Carnahan in a black Egyptian gown holding a blazing torch (#3), regenerated High Priest Imhotep in black-and-gold robes (#4), a decaying half-regenerated Mummy bust (#12), and Imhotep’s colossal screaming sand-wall face (#23).
• The Two Sacred Books, Deities & Desert Creatures (Drawers 5, 7, 9, 17, 20, 21): Pairs the solid-gold Book of Amun-Ra featuring a raised scarab cover (#7) with the obsidian-black Book of the Dead embossed with a golden Eye of Horus and Ankh (#20), alongside a crouching black-and-gold Anubis jackal statue (#5), a glossy black scorpion (#9), a seated black Bastet cat wearing a gold collar (#17), and a saddled desert camel (#21).
• Hamunaptra Tomb Relics & Winston’s Biplane (Drawers 6, 8, 10, 11, 13–16, 18, 19, 22, 24): Completes the excavation with a golden pharaoh sarcophagus vessel (#6), a stone-set ritual dagger (#8), an unrolled Hamunaptra papyrus map scroll with a brass pocket compass (#10), a hieroglyphic gold treasure chest (#11), a blue-jeweled winged scarab (#13), a five-volume Egyptology book stack with an Ankh emblem (#14), the circular octagonal puzzle-key medallion (#15), a golden hourglass (#16), three rolled papyrus scrolls (#18), a stepped golden pyramid ruin (#19), a glowing expedition oil lantern (#22), and a vintage desert biplane nod to Winston Havelock (#24).

Because every figurine is cast with a flat, rock-textured pedestal and zero hanging loops, the 24 pieces stand securely across fireplace mantels, Blu-ray media shelves, and study desks all year long—while the sturdy pull-out drawer cabinet lets you repack and replay the countdown every holiday season.