Wanted - Twins Retail Bobbleheads

Here are 4 collages of bobbleheads I'm looking for.  All of these are retail bobbles, most likely sold in the mid 2000s (based on the players).  I've had many of these in the past but at the time I was only searching for giveaway and season ticket bobbleheads.  However, since I have all of them, I've now started to put together these sets.  Please reach out to me if you have any of these, I can trade you from the plethora of what I have now or can outright buy.  The first picture contains Shannon Stewart (I have a lead on this) and 2 different Eddie Guardado bobbles (white jersey and grey jersey).  Second picture is Jacque Jones, Brad Radke and AJ Pierzynski.  Third picture are 2 duals, 1 is Rod Carew & Torii Hunter, the other is Doug Mientkiewicz & Torii Hunter and then a single Torii Hunter bobble.  Last we have 4 different Torii Hunter bobbles, the first 2 are similar, one with a white jersey the other is a grey jersey and gold base.  Then 2 different batting poses, first is a swinging pose and the other is Torii's batting stance.  Thank you in advance!!! 

Minnesota Twins ST Bobblehead Set (Part 5 - Year 2005)

Here's the 2005 ST Set.  Joe Mauer, Shannon Stewart, Al Newman, and Paul Molitor.  Finally a set with at least a couple popular players in Mauer and Molitor.  Other than that - not much else to say!

Here's a picture comparing the 2005 ST set and the 2004 SGA set!  Notice Walter Johnson isn't included in the ST set, otherwise everything is the same.  

Minnesota Twins SGA Bobblehead Set (Part 5 - Year 2004)

The 2004 SGA set is the fifth part in the series of looking back at Twins bobbleheads.  Originally this set consisted of 4 players...and most collectors assume Walter Johnson was the 5th bobblehead.  However, it was actually Joe Mauer that was added to the set.  Johnson is wearing a Washington Senators jersey.  The set includes, Joe Mauer, Shannon Stewart, Walter Johnson, Al Newman and Paul Molitor.  There is another bobblehead that some collectors (if they even know about it) consider an SGA bobblehead.  Its a different version of the Mauer bobblehead and one that I'll blog about in the future.