I've got a related, and much trickier situation. I have a solution I wish to propose, though slightly unorthodox, that should solve the problem cleanly. I just want to run it by you and get approval before submitting the box set.
It's the "Early Murnau: Five Films, 1921-1925" (barcode 5060000702224)* from Eureka Masters of Cinema. The box set consists of two Keepcases(HD,Low) and a book, all inside a slipcase. For simplicity, we'll ignore the slipcase as it is straightforward -- front and back. Like Criterion, Eureka assigns Spine#'s to their titles. This box set contains five Spine#'s: 140, 141, 142, 143, 144. This will simplify the description of the problem and the proposed solution. The cover art for the keepcases is double-sided reversible, and I will refer to the Keepcase number plus the word "outer" and "inner" to reflect which side of the double-sided (reversible) cover art I am referring to. Let's call the Child record front and back "A' and"B". I've attached all the coverart scanned as-is, as well as clipped and numbered into my proposed arrangement. You might want to look at the supporting images in the zip file to best follow the description.
Keepcase1 consists of two Blu-ray discs, each with two films on it for a total of four films in the keepcase.
Disc1 contains #140: "Schloss Vogelod"; #141: "Phantom"; special video features
Disc2 contains #142: "The Grand Duke's Finances"; #143: "Tartuffe"; special video features
The outer cover art for Keepcase1 (filename: EarlyMurnau1outer.jpg) displays #140's cover on the front, and #143's cover on the back.
The inner cover art for Keepcase1 (filename: EarlyMurnau1inner.jpg), when reversed, displays #142's cover on the front, and #141's cover on the back.
Keepcase2 consists of a single Blu-ray disc, with a single film and additional special video features.
Disc3 contains #144: "Der letzte Mann (The Last Laugh)"
The outer cover art for Keepcase2 (filename: EarlyMurnau2outer.jpg) displays #144's front cover on the front, and #144's back cover on the back. (Easy peasy!)
The inner cover art for Keepcase2 (filename: EarlyMurnau2inner.jpg), when reversed, displays the description of #143 and about the special Disc1 and Disc2 features on the front, and descriptions of #140, #141, and #142 on the back. (All very confusing!)
My proposal:
#140A: Front cover art for this film from EarlyMurnau1outer.jpg (the front or "A" side of the wrapped "outer" full cover)
#140B: Back cover is the description of #140 from EarlyMurnau2inner.jpg (the back or "B" side of the wrapped "inner" full cover, when reversed)
#141A: Front cover art for this film from EarlyMurnau1inner.jpg (the back or "B" side of the wrapped "inner" full cover, when reversed)
#141B: Back cover is the description of #141 from EarlyMurnau2inner.jpg (the back or "B" side of the wrapped "inner" full cover, when reversed)
#142A: Front cover art for this film from EarlyMurnau1inner.jpg (the front or "A" side of the wrapped "inner" full cover, when reversed)
#142B: Back cover is the description of #142 from EarlyMurnau2inner.jpg (the back or "B" side of the wrapped "inner" full cover, when reversed)
#143A: Front cover art for this film from EarlyMurnau1outer.jpg (the back or "B" side of the wrapped "outer" full cover)
#143B: Back cover is the description of #143 from EarlyMurnau2inner.jpg (the front or "A" side of the wrapped "inner" full cover, when reversed)
#144A/144B: Easy. We treat the EarlyMurnau2outer.jpg as a normal cover, which has front back cover art exactly where we would expect to find them.
The result of this is that each child will get a front cover reflecting the child film, and a back cover with a description of that film. (I've got all the cropped A&B sides in the zip file, so you can see exactly what the front and back of each would look like.)
Let me know if I should go ahead and proceed with this proposal.
File Attachment(s):
EarlyMurnau.zip (356kb) downloaded 3 time(s).