Story of Disneyland by Van Eaton Galleries

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The Story of Disneyland

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T h e s tory of d i sne y l and exhibition and sale Saturday February 28, 2015 11am PST

Session One; Lots 1-479

Sunday March 1, 2015 11am PST

Session Two; Lots 480-859

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Preview Dates February 7th-27th, 2015 Bids Accepted by Mail, Phone, Fax, Live and Online Live internet bidding available at www.icollector.com Van Eaton Galleries

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Historical Contributor

Catalog Production Direction

Mike Van Eaton Janeen Van Eaton

Lori Lapkin Cory Brooks

Ed Squair

Mike Van Eaton

Costume Model Natalie Van Eaton

Art Direction and Photography Jordan Reichek

Creative Director Phillip Graffham

Catalog Graphics Andrew Brandou

Sales Manager Gabriel Copp

Catalog Layout Erica Enders

Publicity and Promotion Caroline Galloway M2M PR & Partnerships Special thanks to these generous contributors: Dave De Caro David Eppen www.davelandweb.com http://gorillasdontblog.blogspot.com/ Patrick Jenkins Joseph Campana http://matterhorn1959.blogspot.com/ Bob Gurr Romney Marino

Roland “Orland, Rolly” Crump Jeff Heimbuch

Marie Tocci Taylor White

The photographs within are of objects privately owned and for purposes of sale, but the items themselves may contain intellectual property that is copyright protected by Disney or its affiliates.

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The Story of Disneyland

INTRODUCTION................................. 5 FOREWARD...................................... 6 INFLUENCES & OPENING DAY.............. 10 DISNEYLAND HOTEL......................... 16 WELCOME TO DISNEYLAND................. 19 DISNEY SIGN AND PICTORIAL DEPT....... 52 MAIN STREET, U.S.A........................ 54 ADVENTURELAND............................ 96 FRONTIERLAND............................... 122 NEW ORLEANS SQUARE..................... 152 FANTASYLAND................................ 174 TOMORROWLAND............................ 208 IMAGINEERING & BACKSTAGE............ 264 NEW YORK WORLDS FAIR.................. 274 WALT DISNEY WORLD & E.P.C.O.T....... 278 AMATEUR PICTURES FROM THE PARK....

50, 94, 120, 150, 172, 206, 262

REGISTRATION............................... 291 TERMS AND CONDITIONS.................. 293

Roy O. Disney was the first Disneyland collector. When he bought Disneyland ticket number One from his brother Walt for a dollar, he was the pioneer at what would become a passion for many, and an obsession for some. Disneyland inspires visitors to cherish the experience, and find something to keep and recall that experience later. As Disneyland changed, and attractions were retired, the items associated with them became more collectible, as touchstones to a past era, both of our own and of Disneyland’s. There are different types of collectibles you can own from Disneyland. The first, most obvious are the items manufactured and sold in the park to be brought home as a souvenir. These may seem like the easiest to find, but many early and short-lived items are still much sought after, and command a high price. Next most common are ephemera, which is kind of the opposite: cups, napkins, flyers – generally anything that made to be consumed and used up, rather than preserved. Of special interest are cast member exclusives – everything that was sold or given only to those who work at Disneyland themselves. The ultimate collectibles from Disneyland are the show items – the costumes, signs, and figures that were made for use in the park – literally made to be a part of the Disneyland experience for guests. The collection outlined here is a very important one, not only in its size, but it’s reach. Rather than a belabored accumulation of, for example, every single Pirates of the Caribbean item every created, the collector has carefully curated from the history of the entire Disneyland Park to include only the most iconic and best designed pieces from its entire 60 year history, and before. Items from this collection have been showcased at the Walt Disney Studio, the National Fantasy Fan Club gatherings (now the Disneyana Fan Club), the D23 Expo, and perhaps the highest honor, at Disneyland itself. Disneyland itself is a collection, first dreamed of then carefully brought to life by Walt Disney himself. He filled the park with visions of what he cherished himself: the nostalgia tinted past, his visions of the future, and the fantasies of today. He shared his collection with all of us; now this collection is shared with you. Enjoy the catalog, and please, don’t forget to get your hand stamped on the way out.

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My older brother at Disneyland, 1957

The Story of Disneyland

I Love Disneyland. I know that’s hardly a controversial statement. Disneyland is literally Walt Disney’s imagination. It’s his creative fantasy brought to life for us to walk through, thrill to and laugh to. It’s his original dreams come true, and where new dreams are made and shared by every one of us that is lucky enough to enter the Magic Kingdom. My personal connection is a little stronger than most. I was one of the artists who was asked to move from working in animation at the studio to WED Enterprises, now Walt Disney Imagineering, in the late 50’s. At WED, I developed concepts for the Haunted Mansion, redesigned the Adventureland Bazaar, and designed and sculpted Tiki Gods for The Enchanted Tiki Room. I was a key designer on attractions for the 1964-’65 World’s Fair, particularly “it’s a small world”. When “small world” eventually moved to Disneyland, I oversaw the redesign for the new space, and the new façade with animated clock. I still love seeing people coming out of “small world” with a smile. I still love Disneyland. It’s human nature to want to hold onto that joy, which is where collecting, begins. There’s just something special about having a tangible object that instantly takes you back to your visit – whether it’s a souvenir mug that joins your collection or simply a partially used admission ticket saved from that special day. This collection is an amazing overview of the incredible amount of design work that goes into every detail of the Disney Park experience. From the Drinking Pirate Skeleton, right down that well-loved ticket stub, Imagineers and artists at Disney designed, discussed, and refined each one of those pieces to make it the best possible. This collection is a marvelous overview of the best of mid-century design work, all brought together in one place. It’s a testament to all the Imagineers and Cast Members and of course, Walt himself who made these fabulous, fanciful visions come to life in our parks. Did I mention, I love Disneyland?

Walt never told any of us early Imagineers that all sorts of materials used to design and build Disneyland would be of any value once their useful days were done. But of course, how would he know in 1955 that by the 1980s Disneyland fan clubs would burst onto the scene wanting anything from Disneyland that had been cast aside that would eventually become valued treasure. Had I known, or even anticipated this phenomenon, I sure would have snitched a trove of “used” items that would have made quite a collection for myself. But others, especially fans who love Walt Disney so much, have gathered their own treasure troves, such as what is now placed on offer at the Gallery. To all who come to this happy place, the Van Eaton Galleries, welcome! For those of you lucky enough to actually take home an early part of Disneyland, I know you’ll share the emotion with me of just what Disneyland means to all who cherish Walt’s special creation of the magic. As the Imagineer who was given the task of designing so many rides, trains, and vehicles for Walt, I feel so honored to see so many of my vehicular creations go, not to the scrapyard, but to collectors who will love and cherish them. While a ride vehicle is a lot larger and harder to care for than a Disneyland ticket book, this auction will offer the chance to acquire something of size and value that is a true piece of Americana - Walt Disney’s beloved Disneyland.

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The Story of Disneyland FOREWORD GOOD LORD, WHY? Beyond the obvious primeval urges to hoard or gather, why do people collect things? Not nuts for the Winter or twigs for the nest- I’m taking about mementos. Objects which, in some way, represent something to the one who collects them. On a deep level, you could say it’s love…or at least an emblem of it, which is hot-wired to an emotional upper. If you’re a masochist, I suppose you might collect emblems of sorrow. I have no such appetites. For me, I happen to be a product of good ol’ American popular culture. One that even still radiates comfort and excess from its post-war flash point in the middle of the 20th century. No other country has had quite the same optimistically commercial trajectory that the United States did coming out of the hell that was World War II. American culture, in its wonderfully shallow way, has been shaped by greed, envy, restlessness and most importantly, commerce. Since the birth of the Industrial Age, America endured seismic cultural shifts on a regular basis. Name any other country that has had the frequency of cultural quantum leaps that America has had. When you mention the 1920s, very specific cultural symbols come to mind. Compare that with say, the 1960s. Not exactly the same, yet each built on a foundation of what came before it. Cut through the strata of America’s cultural pyramid and you gain perspective on an incredibly rich and diverse popular heritage. I collect America’s pop-culture relics because they trigger my happy place. In many cases, it’s not necessarily the objects in of themselves. Rather, my interest lies with the mavericks that initiated such pop-culture. Just knowing that same wonderful combo of greed, envy, restlessness and commerce fueled them too, is exciting; Each generation inspiring the next yet, always ending up with something different. WHO? Walt Disney. Not the logo. Not the “one man’s dream” schmaltz or his unfortunate corporate image, violated like a thrift store ventriloquist dummy. No. Simply the man himself and what he was about. That’s what I dig. It’s because of Walt, and how his theme park represented a mid-point in the life path for this “builder of ideas”, that I collect Disneyland. Everything he had done up until Disneyland’s realization had progression. Walt’s business motivation, it seems to me, is unlike many corporately run “creative” companies today. Walt was a thinker AND he was a responsible businessman. He was never glib about being both, which is important. Each step he took was forward and with each of those strides, his confidence grew. Walt truly believed, and his record shows, that if you have talent and have true creative initiative, you will be rewarded. “Follow your gut.” “Don’t get hung up on the nickel and the dime will come.” “Give the best presentation you can and your customers will return your investment with loyalty.” Ya know, there’s a reason Disney park attendance is bursting 60 years after it’s inception. HOW? I suppose because I work in his chosen vocation of animation, I can clearly see Walt’s creative progression. Disneyland is everywhere in Walt’s past and why it’s so naturally a jumping off point to the audacious plans in Florida he unfortunately did not live to realize. Walt’s work has always been about bettering an “experience”. He was an appreciator of others work and being an innovator himself, was always looking for a way to distill the subject at hand into a potent, easy to swallow pill. The push for realism in his films was about nothing more than magnifying his audience’s immersion into the entertainment he was selling them. Mainly though, his record shows that his creative motivations often involved the challenge of solving a simple problem. EXAMPLE: While attending a classical concert in Los Angeles with his wife, Lillian, Walt began to reason why classical music wasn’t “for everybody.” If a common consumer didn’t like classical music, perhaps it’s because

they aren’t quite sure how to enjoy it. Is there a way to make classical music available intellectually to everyone? Disneyland you can say has it foundations in Disney’s 1940 film, Fantasia. With his animated “concert feature”, Walt took on the broad thematic subject of classical music. He sought to refine it to its core, how HE saw it at least, and strove to present it in a perspective the average person might have overlooked. Fantasia has a hub, just like Disneyland. In the case of the film, that ‘central hub’ is a familiar landmark of the live action narrator and his orchestra. With each new piece of music, the audience is sent on a musical journey of a different classical composition and then returned to home base to be launched off to yet another. Fantasia, Walt said, “will never be completed and new animated chapters will be inserted from time to time.” Sound familiar? EXAMPLE #2: Sitting on a park bench along with other patient parents, all watching from a distance while their children enjoyed the local carousel, Walt again put his creative problem solving to work. How about a place where children AND parents can have fun together? I love Disneyland because of that personal, creative motivation of Walt’s curiosity. Disneyland was created for him. His genius is that what usually worked for him, generally hit that hard-to-target central emotion nerve in the common man. I could truly go ON and ON about what I think is so wonderful about Disneyland. Its concepts, its execution, its kitchy status in the annals of pop-culture. The fact that the place is a virtual television set, offering its participants the option of ‘changing the channel’ every time they re-enter the Hub. It’s artistry? My lord. Just go down the roster of absolute creative masters that make up the WED Imagineering staff and you realize what a genius Walt Disney was at choosing staff and delegating to them. Surely, Walt didn’t make Disneyland on his own. This collection in its totality, represents all these things I have and will always appreciate. The collection is not about every ticket or every attraction poster ever made. It’s a narrative that evokes what Disneyland is about. Its artisans, its cast members, its master designers and most importantly, its creator. This collection is dedicated to the ideals, the dreams and the hard facts that make up the Story of Disneyland. Jordan Reichek

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The Story of Disneyland

INFLUEN CES When Archivist Dave Smith first opened Walt Disney’s desk, tucked in one drawer were dozens of rolls of 35mm b&w still negatives that Walt had shot himself. Many of these showed his family gatherings and travels, but they also documented his visits to many of the places that inspired Disneyland. In the 1930’s, Walt lived in Los Feliz, and Griffith Park and its carrousel were just down the hill. Walt sometimes took his daughters, Diane and Sharon, and nephew Roy E. there. He sat on the concrete bench eating peanuts and watching as the children rode, and he said that was the moment he was inspired to create an amusement park himself, one that children and parents could enjoy together. Knott’s Berry Farm was also an inspiration for Disneyland, and Walt was good friends with Walter Knott. Walt’s negatives show that he carefully studied the old west shops and figures in the ghost town that Knott had bought and transported to Buena Park to entertain visitors as they waited for dinner at Cordelia’s chicken restaurant. It’s likely that’s when he first imagined Frontierland. Beverly Park in Los Angeles also inspired Walt. Opened in 1943, it operated on less than an acre in the heart of the city, featuring about a dozen “kiddie sized” rides at most times, and a nearby pony ride. Walt visited with owner David Bradley repeatedly, and liked to ask kids themselves what they like most in the park. In 1950 Bradley began consulting with Walt for Disneyland by photographing amusement parks in Europe, and guiding Walt towards such keen design points as building Main Street at 7/8th scale to help give it a quaint, nostalgic look. A visit to Coney Island – with tawdry, run-down rides and surly barkers and operators – almost discouraged Walt from pursuing his own dream of opening an amusement park. That turned around when he visited Tipoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark on a trip with Lillian. Well kept, tame rides, immaculate landscaping with profuse flowers, and spotless facades and walkways renewed Walt’s inspiration. “Now this is what an amusement place should be!” he’s said to have exclaimed to Lilly. Visitors strolling the pathways of Tivoli Gardens at night well recognize in the light bulb-traced outlines of the buildings, their influence on Main Street U.S.A. at Disneyland.

1. WALT DISNEY HAND-PAINTED AND HANd-CRAFTED “LILLY BELLE” MINIATURE POT BELLY STOVE. (Walt Disney, 1950) Walt Disney was known to have a love for minatures and a fascination for trains, both of which heavily influenced him when conceiving his idea for a theme park. In the late 1940s Disney built a small-scale railroad, the “Carolwood Pacific”, in the backyard of his home on Carolwood Drive. He crafted a miniature pot-bellied stove for the caboose as a training project to acquaint himself with the tooling equipment. He so enjoyed crafting and painting the stove, that he made several more. Some he gave to friends and some he sent to an antique gift shop in New York, where two were purchased by Mrs. James Ward Thorne, known to have one of the most famous miniature collections in the world. All in all, Disney crafted and hand-painted about 100 of these miniature stoves, each with a different design. This example, hand-painted by Disney in a turn of the century motif, measures 5.5 in. tall. Although missing its doors, it still retains the charm of the maker and the attention to detail that Disney would eventually devote to his theme park. $15,000-$20,000

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OPENING DAY On July 17th, 1955, the big day finally came: Disneyland was opening. Since October of 1954, the Disneyland TV show on ABC had been giving the public tantalizing peeks at the amazing experiences to come, and progress reports on the herculean effort of the Park’s construction. For the opening day press preview, about 6,000 reporters and VIPs were invited, and a staggering 22,000 extra guests showed up with counterfeit tickets! Beyond those attending in person, the entire country was watching as ABC televised the opening ceremonies. For the fledgling television industry, this meant the largest live broadcast production attempted to that date, requiring enough equipment for twelve complete TV stations, including over 85,000 feet of broadcast cable, 20 audio mixing boards, and 29 television cameras. Equipment was borrowed from TV and radio stations all over the country, as far away as Seattle and New York City. Art Linkletter, a beloved television host and personal friend of Walt Disney, hosted the broadcast and recruited two of his friends to co-host, Bob Cummings and future President, Ronald Reagan. Fess Parker, star of the hugely popular Davy Crockett episodes of the Disneyland series took part in the opening ceremonies, and viewers were also introduced to a group that would soon be the next national sensation, the Mickey Mouse Club. It’s hard, from today’s perspective, to imagine a world before Disneyland and the other Disney theme parks. The mid-50’s was already a time of great change in American Pop culture. The first rock and roll song, Bill Haley and the Comets “Rock Around the Clock” debuted in 1954, changing the music industry forever by creating a new sound that brought together the youth of the world. In April 1955, Ray Kroc opened his first McDonald’s franchise in Illinois, transforming the restaurant industry. Disneyland however, changed how we view and experience entertainment forever, becoming the world standard of what a theme park should be. While Disneyland will always be studied and copied, it will never be duplicated. 2. ORIGINAL TITLE CEL “PRE-OPENING REPORT FROM DISNEYLAND”. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare original title cel used for the Disneyland TV show on July 13th, 1955, just days before the opening of the park. This was the final episode of the show devoted to the building of Disneyland. The untrimmed cel measures 10.5 x 12.5 in. In fine condition with very light grazing in paint. $1,500-$2,000

3. PRE-OPENING CAST MEMBER EMPLOYEE PACKET. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare intact packet of new hire materials for Disneyland cast members just one month before the parks official opening. The amazingly scarce materials within include a lovely mat finish portrait of Walt, application and hire documents, a temporary employee ID card, an insurance plan booklet, a hand-signed introduction letter by C.V. Wood Jr, Disneyland Vice-President, and one of the most rare employee booklets in the realm of Disneyland collecting, the first employee handbook; “Your Disneyland - A Guide For Hosts and Hostesses. These packets were available to pre-opening employees and contain early information on employment and operating procedures as a new cast member. Packet measures 8.5 x 10.5 in. All in fine condition. $1,600-$2,000 4. “DATELINE DISNEYLAND” RAW SOUNdTRACK FOR OPENING DAY BROADCAST. (Disneyland, 1955) Incredibly rare set of (16) acetate disks used for the live music soundtrack on the opening day broadcast, Dateline Disneyland. The 16 in. diameter disks were used during the broadcast to supply all music and musical cues. Technology at the time required a sound man in the control booth literally playing the music from each record on cue to mix with the live broadcast. In very good condition, but not tested for playability. $2,500-$3,500

5. WALT DISNEY SIGNED OPENING DAY “THE STORY OF DISNEYLAND” GUIDEBOOK. (Disneyland, 1955) Beautiful opening day guidebook hand-signed by Walt Disney. Titled “The Story of Disneyland”, this was the first guidebook issued by the park. Signed on the inside cover by Walt Disney on opening day, this is an extremely rare piece of Disney history. So much so, that we have never come across another offered. The guidebook has been professionally framed and presents the open guidebook and signature beautifully. In fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $7,000-$9,000

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6. DISNEYLAND oversize OPENING DAY COMPLETE SET OF (24) POSTCARDS. (Disneyland, 1955) Extremely rare, complete set of the first-issued Disneyland postcards. Known as the “Pre-Opening Concept Cards”, these cards were produced for sale at the various souvenir outlets in the park on opening day. Because they were printed before any finished images existed, concept art was used for early souvenir imagery as opposed to actual photographs of the park. These are the most desirable of all the Disneyland postcards. Here is a hard-to-find clean and un-mailed complete set of the first 24 cards. Each card measures 5.25 x 8.75 in. and all are in fine condition. $1,500-$2,000

7. TV GUIDE “DATELINE DISNEYLAND” ISSUE. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare file copy of the July 16th issue of TV Guide featuring the scheduling of “Dateline Disneyland”, the opening day TV extravaganza. Measuring 7.5 x 5.25 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

8. DISNEYLAND OPENING DAY POSTCARD. (Disneyland, 1955) Beautiful opening day postcard featuring Walt Disney. Card is unused and measures 3.5 x 5.5 in. and in fine condition. $100-$200

9.Disneyland Pre-Opening Los Angeles Times news supplement July 15, 1955. (Disneyland, 1955) This gorgeous full color news supplement was issued by California area newspapers a mere two days before the grand opening of Disneyland. It was a no-holds-barred push on Disney’s part to saturate the media markets with everything Disneyland right before the premier. This paper was a paid advertisement, brimming with info and amazing concept art from the park’s development. Hard to find in good condition as they were printed on newsprint with the daily run by participating newspaper presses. $200-$300

10. FESS PARKER SIGNED OPENING DAY DAVY CROCKETT FRONTIER MUSEUM AND MERCANTILE FLAG. (Disneyland, 1955) A very scarce silkscreened flag that decorated the Davy Crockett Frontier Museum and Mercantile in Frontierland on opening day of the park and throughout the next year. At the time the park opened, Disney’s Davy Crockett franchise, starring Fess Parker, had grown to record breaking status in popularity. To meet the consumer demand for everything Davy Crockett, Walt made sure the “King of the Wild Frontierland” had a major presence in the park. The Davy Crockett Frontier Museum featured historic artifacts, props, and a deluge of merchandise to appease the masses. This flag was hand-signed by Fess Parker and was acquired by the collection owner directly. Measuring 13 x 17 in. and in good condition with wear from use. $1,000-$2,000

11. OPENING DAY PRESS PREVIEW TICKET. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare silver opening day press preview ticket. Although not documented, this particular pass comes from the estate of late adult Mouseketeer and “BOB-O the CLOWN”, Bob Amsberry. This was his personal pass. The 3.5 x 6.25 in. pass has been framed with his opening day guidebook, The Story of Disneyland. Entire framed piece Measures 17 x 10.5 in. and is in very good condition. $1,700-$2,500

12. OPENING DAY PRESS PREVIEW TICKET. (Disneyland, 1955) Green opening day press preview ticket. The opening day tickets were color coded as guests were requested to arrive at different times to accomadate the televisd ceremonies. Ticket measures 3.5 x 6.5 in. and is in very good condition. $1,500-$2,000

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13. DISNEYLAND HOTEL SALES BROCHURE. (Disneyland, 1956) Rare sales brochure from the earliest days of the Disneyland Hotel. This beautiful brochure features renderings and photos of the hotel and its facilities from the first year of operation. Like Disneyland itself, the Disneyland Hotel went through exciting expansions almost every year. This large tri-fold is brimming with great information on the hotel and its facilities for banquets, conventions and meetings. Measuring 11 x 9 in. and in very good condition. $400-$500

14. DISNEYLAND HOTEL CHILD’S COFFEE SHOP MENU. (Disneyland, 1956) A rare fold-out child’s menu from one of the Disneyland Hotel coffee shops run by Gourmet. Measuring 5 x 7 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

15. DISNEYLAND HOTEL SOUVENIR CHILDREN’S MENU. (Disneyland, 1957) Unusual punch-out fold-out children’s train menu from the Disneyland Hotel restaurant by Gourmet. The menu was mailed, most likely from the hotel, and is post-marked February 12, 1957. Train remains un-punched and intact. In very good condition with minor wear and two names hand-written on reverse in pen. $100-$200

16. DISNEYLAND HOTEL ROOM AMENITIES. (Disneyland, 1960s) Nice collection of Disneyland Hotel room amenities, including a hotel directory, stationary envelopes, advertising flyer, paper coaster, and plastic laundry bag. All in very good condition. $100-$200

17. DISNEYLAND HOTEL CHILDREN’S “CHUCKO THE CLOWN” MENU. (Disneyland, 1961) Rare children’s menu from the Gourmet Disneyland restaurant at the Disneyland Hotel. The unused menu features the image of “Chucko The Clown”. Chucko was a popular local TV clown who occasionaly performed at the hotel. The nose and eyes could be punched out and the menu worn as a mask. Measuring 11.5 x 9 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

18. ORIGINAL DISNEYLAND HOTEL ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1956) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Hotel. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $2,000-$3,000

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19. DISNEYLAND HOTEL GUEST ROOM KEY AND FOB. (Disneyland, 1962) This handsome room key was the second version of the Disneyland Hotel standard issue. “The Towers”” indicates the 1961-2 addition of the first high rise tower to the hotel. Note the Yale & Towne Mfg Co stamp, at that point, still a high-profile sponsor/leasee at Disneyland with their own themed shop on Main Street. Key measures 1.5 x 2.25 in. Fob measures 1.25 x 2.5 in. In very good condition. $150-$250

20. DISNEYLAND HOTEL SOUVENIR BANK. (Disneyland, 1962) Ceramic souvenir bank featuring the Disneyland Hotel. Measuring 1.5 x 3.5 in. and in good condition with some minor wear. $100-$200

21. DISNEYLAND HOTEL SOUVENIR PLATE. (Disneyland, 1962) Hard-to-find ceramic souvenir plate featuring the Disneyland Hotel. Measuring 10 in. and in very good condition with some minor wear. $200-$300

22. COLLECTION OF DISNEYLAND HOTEL MEMORaBILiA. (Disneyland, 1962) Nice grouping of Disneyland Hotel memorabilia including a room service breakfast card, Do Not Disturb sign, matchbook cover, rate card and more. $100-$200

23. NEW YEAR’S EVE WITH BERNIE BERNARD AT THE FABULOUS DISNEYLAND HOTEL LP. (Disneyland, 1962) Extremely rare unused and sealed long playing record, New Year’s Eve with Bernie Bernard at the Fabulous Disneyland Hotel. In very good condition. $100-$200

24. DISNEYLAND HOTEL FLAG. (Disneyland, 1970s) Commercial grade nylon flag with the embroidered logo of the Disneyland Hotel from the last years of the Wrather Corporation ownership. Measuring 29.5 x 11 in. and appears to be unused. $300-$400

WELCOME TO DISNEYLAND When you’re a kid, the trip to Disneyland begins the moment you hear you’ll be going. The days – maybe weeks! – until that special event are sheer torture of anticipation – plotting and planning which attraction you’ll go on first, where you’ll eat lunch. If you’re able to get any sleep the night before, you’re up at the crack of dawn and ready to leave. On the drive to the Park it was impossible not to play the game of “Who can spot the Matterhorn first.” Once that white-capped mountain peak was spotted, you know you were finally close. In recent years, it shares that landmark role with California Adventure’s Tower of Terror or Mickey’s Fun Wheel ferris wheel, depending on the direction of your approach. Before 1998 and the construction of the Mickey and Friends Parking Garage, you parked right in front of Disneyland where California Adventure and Downtown Disney are today. Next came noting which section of the lot you parked in – is it a favorite character, Bambi or Pinocchio perhaps? How close is it to the Monorail track that flies right through the middle of the lot? Getting into Disneyland itself provided you with a wealth of paper ephemera that’s all highly collectible today. Admission or Main Gate tickets, attraction ticket books (before 1982) varied through the years, and those with particularly short runs are most valued.Entering the turnstile brought colorful flyers announcing new or upcoming attractions, and weekly guides to the shows, parades you could choose from to experience in your visit.

25. CONSTRUCTION USED DISNEYLAND BROWNLINE PLOT PLAN. (WED, 1950s) An absolutely stunning artifact from the construction of Disneyland. This February 14, 1955 plot plan overview featuring the main section of the property is a rarity. It covers the last formative stages as construction of the park hurtled towards its opening, a mere five months later. It’s fascinating to still find at this late period, unfamiliar areas and attractions that never came to be; features such as an “Open Skeet Range”, “Arboretum” and “Archery Range”. Drawn by famed Disneyland planner, Marvin Davis, it is the ultimate park map in both detail and history. Construction artifacts are rare and brownlines such as this are almost non-existent. The process is similar to blue-printing where a scale mechanical drawing is photographically reproduced through a photo-chemical process. This technique was almost exclusively used by WED Enterprises during the planning and construction of the park. Rendered at 50’ feet to the inch, the piece measures 43” x 63” and is professionally framed. The brownline has been conservation restored, de-acidified and mounted on linen. Special shipping arrangements will apply. $12,000-$15,000

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26. ORIGINAL DISNEYLAND LOGO CONCEPT SKETCH. (WED, 1954) An original, hand-drawn layout of the official Disneyland logo lettering as first issued in the early stages of the park. Accomplished in graphite on 12.5’” x 15.5” in. paper. In very good condition with minor wear. $500-$700

27. ORIGINAL DISNEYLAND SECURITY GUARD PATCH DESIGN. (WED, 1954) Early design for a Disneyland security officer’s arm patch. Accomplished in charcoal and conte crayon on 10 x 12 in. animation paper. In very good condition. $300-$500

28. FIRST DISNEYLAND TICKET BOOK WITH ADMISSION TICKET. (Disneyland, 1955) An extremely rare first version of the famous, Disneyland Ticket Books available in October 1955. In answer to guest feedback following the park’s first Summer season, Disneyland created a ticket book option in the Fall of 1955. “A Day at Disneyland” ticket books were offered to provide volume discounts for multiple attraction purchases due to complaints of Disneyland’s high cost. This rare 8-Ride book in Child’s denomination is complete, featuring the gorgeous admission ticket, (3) “A” Tickets, (2) “B” Tickets, and (3) “C” Tickets. ”C”, being the 1955 equivalent of the later, “E” Ticket. Measuring 2 x 5 in. In very good condition. $2,500-$3,500

29. DISNEYLAND PLOT PLAN. (WED, 1965) Rare blueprint made at Walt Disney Imagineering covering the transitions at the park in 1965 as it prepared for major changes. Blueprint measures 36 x 46 in. and is in very good condition with minor wear. $200-$400

30. FIRST YEAR DISNEYLAND CAST MEMBER ID BADGE. (Disneyland, 1955) Extremely rare original Disneyland brass ID badge from 1955. Before the well-known Disneyland cast member name tags were issued, Disneyland supplied these brass employee ID number badges to all cast members. Walt Disney himself carried one of these with the ID #1. Measuring 1.75 x 2.5 in. and in very good condition. $3,500-$5,500

31. THE STORY OF DISNEYLAND 1955 GUIDEBOOK. (Disneyland, 1955) The first issued Disneyland guidebook, available just before the park’s opening in July 1955. Published before the park was completed, all images within are illustrations and graphic maps as opposed to photos. A must have for any collection. Measuring 8.75 x 6 in. and in very good condition and includes original mailing envelope. $400-$500

32. DISNEYLAND IN NATURAL COLOR 1955 GUIDEBOOK. (Disneyland, 1955) The second issued Disneyland guidebook, available in the late Fall of 1955. This is the first guidebook to feature an actual photo of the completed park. The guidebook was published by an outside souvenir booklet company as the park was still getting it’s publication department up and running. In the near future, Disneyland would take over most of its own publication needs. $500-$600 33. FLY TWA TO DISNEYLAND COMPLIMENTARY FOLD-OUT. (Disneyland, 1955) This handsome introductory guide to Disneyland was published by TWA Airlines in 1955. $75-$150

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34. RICHFIELD OFFICIAL DISNEYLAND ROAD MAP COMPLIMENTARY FOLD-OUT. (Disneyland, 1955) Early fold-out by Disneyland sponsor, Richfield Oil featuring road maps of Anaheim and the surrounding areas. Measuring 9 x 4 in. In very good condition with some creasing from use. $75-$150

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35. YOUR GUIDE TO DISNEYLAND BANK OF AMERICA FOLD-OUT MAP. (Disneyland, 1955) Handsome complimentary fold-out map of Disneyland distributed at the Bank of America branch on Main Street. The maps came in several configurations with outstanding graphics and information on the park. This is the “full version” with a beautiful fold-out illustrated cartoon map of Disneyland. In very good condition. $150-$200

36. YOUR GUIDE TO DISNEYLAND BANK OF AMERICA FOLD-OUT MAP. (Disneyland, 1955) Handsome complimentary fold-out map of Disneyland distributed at the Bank of America branch on Main Street. The maps came in several configurations with outstanding graphics and information on the park. This version features a color-coded map and index of the park. In very good condition. $150-$200

37. YOUR GUIDE TO DISNEYLAND BANK OF AMERICA FOLD-OUT MAP. (Disneyland, 1955) Handsome complimentary fold-out map of Disneyland distributed at the Bank of America branch on Main Street. The maps came in several configurations with outstanding graphics and information on the park. This version features a color-coded map and index of the park. In very good condition. $150-$250

38. AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION DISNEYLAND BUS POSTER. (Disneyland, 1955) Beautiful large bus poster sponsored by the American Dairy Association. Measuring 19.5 x 58 in. and in very good condition. $300-$500

39. FIRST YEAR COMPLIMENTARY PRESS PASS. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare first year complimentary press pass dated October 27th, 1955. Measuring 2.25 x 4 in. and in very good condition. $150-$250

40. VINTAGE (6) PARKING LOT TICKETS. (Disneyland, 1950s) Nice set of (6) 1950s parking lot tickets. All are in good condition. $100-$200

42. SIGNED DISNEYLAND RETIREMENT CARD. (Disneyland, circa 19551956) Cast-member signed card given to a fellow employee upon his retirement in the late 1950s. Among the signatures of early cast-members and construction staff is Bing Crosby and his son Don. Measuring 17.5 x 14 in. and silk-screened with the Disneyland logo on paper applied to board. In good condition. $400-$600 41. GREYHOUND DISNEYLAND TRAVEL POSTER. (Disneyland, 1955) Beautiful travel poster produced and displayed by Greyhound. Measuring 37 x 27 in. and 41 x 31 in. in current frame. In very good condition. Unexamined out of frame. $2,000-$3,000

43. Disneyland Nash Airflyte Magazine. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare issue of Nash Airflyte Magazine featuring a preview of Disneyland. In very good condition. $100-$200

44. MAIN GATE COLOR SWATCH PAINTERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S GUIDE. (Disneyland, 1956) Coded color painterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s guide for the Disneyland Main Gate Entry. The color swatches would be used to match later mixes for repainting. This comes from the estate of a Sign & Pictorial Department supervisor, the department which governed all paint surfaces within the park, from signage to structure color. Guide measures 11 x 8.5 in. and is in good condition with some wear from use. $150-$250

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45. HOLIDAYLAND GATE POSTER FRAGMENT. (Disneyland, 1956) Extremely rare, possibly one-of-a-kind printed gate poster from the entrance of Holidayland, the large picnic grounds just outside the Disneyland berm based in a circus tent. Acquired from the original files of a retired Disneyland Sign & Pictorial Department supervisor, this could be either a test print or a fragment of another poster in that the cut of the framed-out portion is uneven. Some minor spotting and yellowing from age. Displays beautifully with the patina. $400-600

46. SPECIAL EVENT STOCK TICKET BOOTH POSTER. (Disneyland, 1956) Unused printed poster on 13.5 x 10.5 in. heavy stock used to promote upcoming exclusive and special events. Designed to be used for a variety of events that could be inserted as needed. In fine unused condition. $500-$600

47. AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION DISNEYLAND PROMOTIONAL POSTER. (Disneyland, 1956) Promotional poster for Disneyland produced by the American Dairy Association. Measuring 18.25 x 25.25 in. on heavy stock. In very good condition with minor wear. $400-$600 48. DISNEYLAND A DREAM COME TRUE TWA COMPLIMENTARY FOLD-OUT MAP. (Disneyland, 1956) A very rare complimentary introductory map to Disneyland published by TWA Airlines in 1956. Measuring 8.75 x 4 in. In very good condition with some creasing from use.$150-$250

49. DISNEY STUDIO CERAMIC ASHTRAY. (Disneyland, 1956) Rare and unusual ceramic ashtray made for studio personnel and VIP gifts. Produced by the same manufacturer of Disneyland ceramic souvenirs, the ashtray features lively graphics of four of the companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s main divisions. Green triangular Disneyland logo stamp on the bottom. One of only three examples we have seen offered for sale. Ashtray measures 3 x 3 x 2.25 in. In fine condition. $400-$500

50. YOUR TRIP TO DISNEYLAND (5) RECORD SET BY MATTEL. (Disneyland, 1956) Unused and uncut (5) record set produced by Mattel Toys and featuring a fold-out map of Disneyland, character cut-outs and a record for each land. In very good condition. $400-$500

52. WALT DISNEY TAKES YOU TO… (5) RECORD DISNEYLAND SET. (Disneyland, 1956) Vintage set of (5) EP records from the collection of Disneyland Records President and Disney Composer, Tutti Camaratta. Each record features Walt Disney giving a musical tour of a specific land in the park. All records and sleeves are in very good condition with slight wear. $400-$600

51. WALT DISNEY TAKES YOU TO DISNEYLAND LP. (Disneyland, 1956) Long-playing 33 rpm record, Walt Disney Takes You To Disneyland featuring an exceptionally entertaining musical tour of the park narrated by Walt Disney. The record features a nice fold out cover with photo illustrations and a colorful map of the park on the back. 12 in. LP and sleeve are in very good condition with slight wear. $200-$300

53. WALT DISNEY TAKES YOU TO DISNEYLAND STORE DISPLAY. (Disneyland, 1956) An extremely rare store standee display for the much loved, Walt Disney Takes You to Disneyland LP Record from 1956. The cardboard display appears unused with intact fold out easel on the back. Measuring 11.75 x 11.75 in., this is the only example we have ever seen offered for sale. $500-$600

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54. Disneyland 1st Anniversary souvenir pictorial supplement. (Disneyland, 1956) This gorgeous full color news supplement was issued by Disneyland and California area newspapers to celebrate that first rocky, yet successful year of the park’s operation. Not only had Disneyland survived its dreaded growing pains, but it flourished. These were sold within the park and available in some local newspapers. Hard to find in good condition as they were printed on newsprint with the daily run by participating newspaper presses. $200-$300

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GATE FLYERS:

One of the most effective techniques used to announce the latest entertainment offerings at the park were the main gate flyers. These pamphlets, broadsides and folders always featured eye-catching imagery and graphics, specially made to entice and inform the ticket-buying guest. Disney and the Imagineering staff felt the public would need several primers to wrap their minds around the park and the exhibits within. The information provided in these gorgeous handouts served that purpose.

55. DISNEYLAND PRE-OPENING GATE FLYER. (Disneyland, 1955) The first of many to come, this gate flyer was offered at the park’s front gates before opening day and at selected retail outlets throughout Southern California. Flyer measures 11 x 16.75 in. Very good condition. $250-$350

58. WELCOME TO DISNEYLAND GATE FOLDER. (Disneyland, 1956) Second year gate folder featuring highlights of the park. Measuring 9 x 3.25 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

56. WELCOME TO DISNEYLAND GATE FOLDOUT . (Disneyland, 1955) Rare first year gate fold-out featuring highlights of the new park. Measuring 9 x 3.25 in. (folded). In very good condition. $100-$200

59. RAINBOW CAVERNS MINE RIDE WORLD PREMIERE GATE FLYER. (Disneyland, 1956) An extremely rare gate flyer announcing the new attraction, Rainbow Caverns Mine Ride. Two-sided with graphics and also featuring the new Junior Autopia and Professor Keller’s Jungle Killers at the soon to be extinct, Fantasyland Circus Tent. Printed on 10.5 X 4 in. paper. In very good condition. $350-$450

57. RARE MICKEY MOUSE CLUB CIRCUS GATE FLYER. (Disneyland, 1955) Extremely rare gate flyer announcing the new and soon to be gone Mickey Mouse Club Circus attraction. The entire piece measures 8.5 x 5.5 in. In very good condition with some light wear. $300-$400

60. INFORMATION FOR YOUR VISIT TO DISNEYLAND GATE FOLD-OUT. (Disneyland, 1950s) Informational fold-out distributed at the entrance gates and featuring highlights of the park as well as information on tickets and the Disneyland Hotel. In very good condition. $75-$150

61. SANTE Fa AND DISNEYLAND RAILROAD GATE FLYER . (Disneyland, 1958) Very rare gate flyer featuring the opening of the Grand Canyon diarama. Measuring 12.5 x 5 in. In very good condition. $150-$250

62. GRAND CANYON/monorail GATE FLYER. (Disneyland, 1959) Very rare gate flyer featuring the Grand Canyon Diorama and Monorail attractions. Measuring 12.5 x 5 in. In very good condition. $200-$300

63. COLUMBIA/ALICE IN WONDERLAND GATE FLYER . (Disneyland, 1958) Very rare gate flyer featuring the Columbia Sailing Ship and Alice in Wonderland attractions. Measuring 12 x 5 in. .n very good condition. $150-$250

64. 1959 CONSTRUCTION ANNOUNCEMENT GATE FLYER . (Disneyland, 1959) Rare gate flyer announcing the new construction in the park. Measuring 11 x 5.5 in. In very good condition. $150-$250

65. TICKET PURCHASE INFORMATION GATE FOLD-OUT. (Disneyland, 1959) Informational fold-out distributed at the entrance gates featuring ticket prices and hours of the park. Measuring 9.25 X 5.75 in. (folded). In very good condition. $75-$150

66. TICKET PURCHASE INFORMATION GATE FOLD-OUT. (Disneyland, 1960) Informational foldout distributed at the entrance gates featuring ticket prices and hours of the park. Measuring 10 X 4.25 in. (folded). In very good condition with some creasing from use. $100-$200

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68. INFORMATION FOR YOUR VISIT TO DISNEYLAND GATE FOLD-OUT. (Disneyland, 1961) Informational fold-out distributed at the entrance gates and featuring highlights of the park as well as information on tickets and the Disneyland Hotel. In very good condition. $75-$150 67. NATURE’S WONDERLAND GRAND OPENING GATE FLYER. (Disneyland, 1960) An extremely rare gate flyer announcing the new Nature’s Wonderland attraction and its thrilling ride through Rainbow Caverns. Two-sided with graphics Printed on 11.5 X 4.5 in. paper. In very good condition. $150-$250

69. NEW AND COMING ATTRACTIONS FOR 1962 GATE FLYER. (Disneyland, 1962) Rare gate flyer announcing new and coming attractions, including the Haunted Mansion. Measuring 5 x 7.25 in. In very good condition. $100-$200

70. DIXIELAND AT DISNEYLAND GATE FLYER. (Disneyland, 1963) Rare 10 x 14 in. gate flyer advertising a Dixieland at Disneyland event. In very good condition. $100-$200

71. GALA NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY GATE FLYER . (Disneyland, 1962) Rare gate flyer announcing the 1962 New Year’s Eve party at Disneyland. Measuring 4.5 x 15 in. In very good condition. $200-$300

72. SAILING SHIP COLUMBIA/ENCHANTED TIKI ROOM 1963 GATE FLYER. (Disneyland, 1963) Gate flyer from 1963 advertising the Sailing Ship Columbia and the Enchanted Tiki room. Measuring 11 x 5.5 in. In very good condition. $150-$250

74. GREAT MOMENTS WITH MR. LINCOLN GATE FLYER. (Disneyland, 1965)Gate flyer announcing the arrival of the Great Moments With Mr. Lincoln attraction from the 1964-1965 Worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Fair. Measuring 8.5 x 5.75 in. and in very good condition. $75-$150

73. GREAT MOMENTS WITH MR. LINCOLN GRAND OPENING GATE FLYER. (Disneyland, 1965) A very rare gate flyer announcing the grand opening of the Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln attraction. Measuring 11 x 5.75 in. and in very good condition. $200-$300

75. PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN GATE FLYER (Disneyland, 1967) Gate flyer announcing the new Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. Folded two-sided flyer measuring 7 x 3.5 in. In very good condition. $100-$200

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76. INFORMATION FOR DISNEYLAND VISITORS GATE FOLDER. (Disneyland, 1962) Summer of 1962 informational gate folder measuring 8.5 x 3.5 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

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77. IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR FIRST TIME VISITORS GATE FOLDER. (Disneyland, 1961) A rather rare information flyer available at the Main Gate Ticket Booths with ticketing information for first time vistors. This is the only example of this folder we have seen. $100-$200

78. KODAK CAMERA TOUR (2) GATE FOLDERS. (Disneyland, 1956/1960s) A gorgeous pair of information folders with tips on photography within the park. Each measures 8.5 x 3.5 and are in very good condition. $100-$200

80. DIXIELAND AT DISNEYLAND HANDBILL. (Disneyland, 1963) A terrific souvenir program for the 1963 edition of Dixieland at Disneyland. These were issued at the Disneyland Main Gate Ticket Booths with admission. Very nice graphics! $100-$200

79. WONDERFUL WAYS TO ENJOY DISNEYLAND (3) GATE FOLDERS. (Disneyland, 1960s) A set of (3) 1960s information folders with info about the park. Each measures 8.5 x 3.5 in. and are in very good condition. $100-$200

81. RICHFIELD OFFICIAL DISNEYLAND ROAD MAP (2) COMPLIMENTARY FOLDERS. (Disneyland, 1955/1956) A pair of complimentary road maps distributed by Richfield Oil for 1955 and 1956. $100-$200

82. MONSANTO HOME OF THE FUTURE (2) EXHIBIT BROCHURES. (Disneyland, 1961) A pair of giveaway brochures for the Monsanto Home of the Future exhibit. Measuring 7 x 5.5 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

83. GRAD NITE ’67 PAPER COLLECTION. (Disneyland, 1967) Started in 1961, the tradition of having a safe, centralized environment for graduating high school students to celebrate together is now a cultural rite of passage at Disneyland. This collection of the grad nite folder, two admission ticket stubs, a welcome folder and commencement program is in excellent condition. $150-$250

84. DISNEYLAND (3) BIRTHDAY HANG TAGS. (Disneyland, 1959/1963/1968) Vintage (3) hang tags given out to celebrate Disneyland’s birthdays. In good condition with some wear. $100-$200

85. DISNEYLAND & WALT DISNEY WORLD (2) JAPANESE AND CHINESE LANGUAGE FLYERS. (Disneyland, 1971) These rare fold-out flyers were available to Japanese and Chinese speaking guests at both parks from their respective City Halls. It covers attractions of both parks and travel packages. $100-$200

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86. DISNEYLAND AND YOU CAST MEMBER ORIENTATION COVER FOLDER. (Disneyland, 1960S) A very rare cover folder to a new employee orientation packet with great images of the park. Included inside is a Disneyland and You booklet (1965), as well as a Disneyland paycheck bulletin, new employee questionnare (filled out) and a Disneyland quiz (also filled out). Measuring 11.75 x 9 in. and in good condition with some creasing. $200-$300

87. A DAY AT DISNEYLAND LP RECORD. (Disneyland, 1957) Rare long-playing 12 in. 33rpm Record featuring an exceptionally entertaining tour of the park by Walt Disney and “Jiminy Cricket”. This is the second version of the original 1956 record with an overdub co-narration by “Jiminy Cricket”, aka Cliff Edwards. The record features a nice fold-out cover with cartoon illustrations. A very rare version of this LP. $200-$300

88. A DAY AT DISNEYLAND 45RPM RECORD. (Disneyland, 1957) Very rare 45 rpm version of the long-playing LP. Record features an exceptionally entertaining tour of the park by Walt Disney and “Jiminy Cricket”. $250-$350

89. TWA YOUR STAIRWAY TO THE MAGIC KINGDOM INFO FOLDER. (Disneyland, 1957) Very rare complimentary introductory guide to Disneyland published by TWA Airlines in 1957. The brochure is brimming with some of the most gorgeous Disneyland artwork ever produced. Featured are the many lands and attractions painted in cartoon form. Measuring 8.75 x 3.75 in. and in very good condition. $250-$350

90. DISNEYLAND CHECKERGRAPH MAGAZINE. (Disneyland, 1957) Rare 1957 issue of Checkergraph magazine published by the Ralston Purina Company and featuring an article on Disneyland. Measuring 8.5 x 11 in. and in very good condition. $150-$250

91. SECURITY OFFICER UNIFORM JACKET PATCH. (Disneyland, 1957) A handsome embroidered jacket patch for a Disneyland security officer, dating from the late 1950s. Measuring 5.5 x 3.5 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

92. DISNEYLAND GUIDEBOOK FOR 1956 (Disneyland, 1956) Disneyland guidebook for 1956, Measuring 11.5 x 8.25 in very good condition. $100-$200

93. DISNEYLAND GUIDEBOOKS FOR 1957 (Disneyland, 1957) Disneyland guidebook for 1957, Measuring 11.5 x 8.25 in very good condition. $100-$200

95. DISNEYLAND GUIDEBOOK FOR 1959 (Disneyland, 1959) Disneyland guidebook for 1959, Measuring 11.5 x 8.25 in very good condition. $100-$200

96. SECURITY OFFICER CEREMONIAL UNIFORM JACKET PATCH. (Disneyland, 1958) Embroidered jacket patch for a high-raking Disneyland Security officer, dating from the late 1950s to the early 1960s. This felt and bullion stitched design was used on ceremonial dress uniforms, a step above the general use jacket patch. Unissued, measuring 4.25 x 4 in. and in fine condition. $300-$400

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94. DISNEYLAND GUIDEBOOK FOR 1958 (Disneyland, 1958) Disneyland guidebook for 1958, Measuring 11.5 x 8.25 in very good condition. $100-$200

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97. DISNEYLAND NEW ATTRACTIONS TICKET BOOTH POSTER. (Disneyland, 1958) Terriffic Main Gate ticket booth poster for the Summer of 1958 featuring excellent graphics of the new attractions. These rare point-ofsale posters were printed at the Disneyland Print Shop for exclusive distribution at the Disneyland ticket booths to promote the sale of package events to local business such as “Lockheed Night” or ”Ford Dealerships Night”. Special pricing and events would occasionally be made available to local Southern California businesses as a perk to employees. A tradition that continues today. Poster measures 14.5 x 10 in. and is in very good condition. $300-$500

99. DISNEYLAND GUIDED TOUR NAME BADGES AND TOUR GUIDE FLYER. (Disneyland, 1958/1963) Set of (3) unused adhesive name tags for guests that took the Disneyland guided tour, paired with a gate informational folder from 1963. Each badge measures 3.75 x 4.5 in. In very good condition. $100-$200

98. MAGIC KINGDOM CLUB ANNOUNCEMENT POSTER. (Disneyland, 1958) Announcement poster (small version) for the formation of the Magic Kingdom Club. A predecessor to the concept of annual passes, Disneyland formed the Magic Kingdom Club in 1958. At first, the membership was limited to Southern California Industry and Armed Forces personnel. However, it soon became clear that the business model of return visits from locals was a lucrative option and the general public was offered membership. Poster measures 8.5 x 11 in. and is in very good condition. $150-$250

100. DISNEYLAND PRESS PASS BADGE. (Disneyland, 1958) Large pin back badge issued as part of the backstage credentials for members of the press for special events and other assignments. Measuring 3.5 in. in diameter. In fine condition. $300-$500

101. SAM McKIM SIGNED “1958b” SOUVENIR MAP RARE VARIaNT VERSION. (Disneyland, 1958) Very rare large poster-size park map from 1958. This version of the 1958 map varies from most as it was issued for a very short time as an on-air promotional prize by KEZY Radio, the Orange County radio station based in the Disneyland Hotel. Unlike other 1958 maps, there is an extra printed marquee over the park tram near the Disneyland Hotel graphic and “Cascade Park” is not visible in Frontierland. This is an extremely rare variant. The map is conservation framed and is hand signed in ink by its creator, Sam McKim, who designed the first Disneyland maps and continued to do so through the 1960s. The map measures 29 x 44.5 in. and 34 x 49.5 in. in the frame. Map in very good condition. Frame is worn and scratched. Unexamined out of frame. $1,500-$2,000

102. SAM MCKIM SIGNED “1958c” SOUVENIR MAP. (Disneyland, 1958) Large poster-size park map from 1958. In this version of the map, “Cascade Park” is visible in Frontierland. The map is hand signed in ink by its creator, Sam McKim, who designed the first Disneyland maps and continued to do so through the 1960s. The map measures 30 x 44 in. In very good condition. $500-$700

103. DISNEYLAND UNUSED ADULT JUMBO ADMISSION TICKET. (Disneyland, 1958) Oversized admission ticket that was part a “jumbo ticket book” issued in 1958. By far, the largest ticket book offered in the history of the park. The Admission ticket is the most scarce. Measuring 3.5 x 5.5 in. In very good condition. $50-$100

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104. A GUIDE FOR TICKET SELLERS CAST MEMBERS PROCEDURES BOOKLET. (Disneyland, 1958) A very rare (38) page story guide and standard operating procedures booklet for cast member ticket sellers throughout the park. A Guide for Ticket Sellers covers many instructional topics for ticket sales from ticket denomination to proper transfer of money. Illustrated by Roy Williams, and measuring 10.75 x 8 in. In fine condition. $300-$500

105. DISNEYLAND U.S.A. FEATURETTE PRESS KIT. (Disneyland, 1956) Press kit for Disneyland, U.S.A. a theatrical featurette that played in selected theaters across the country to promote the newest attractions at the park. This press kit shows the different ads and poster art available for local promotions. Kit measures 12.75 x 9.5 in. In very good condition. $200-$300

106. DISNEYLAND U.S.A. ONE-SHEET POSTER. (Disneyland, 1956) Onesheet theatrical release poster for Disneyland, U.S.A., a theatrical cinemascope featurette that played in selected theaters across the country to promote the newest attractions at the park. In very good condition. $500-$600

107. DISNEYLAND U.S.A. AUSTRALIAN RELEASE ONE-SHEET POSTER. (Disneyland, 1956) One-sheet Australian theatrical release poster for for Disneyland, U.S.A., a theatrical cinemascope featurette that played in selected theaters to promote the newest attractions at the park. In very good condition. $400-$500

108. PRESS PREVIEW GUEST PASS FOR 1959 RE-OPENING. (Disneyland, 1959) Press preview guest pass for the 1959 re-opening TV special. Pass measures 2.75 x 4 in. and is in very good condition. $250-$350

109. PRESS PREVIEW PARKING PASS FOR 1959 RE-OPENING. (Disneyland, 1959) Press preview parking pass for the 1959 re-opening TV special. Pass measures 4 x 5.75 in. and is in very good condition. $150-$250

110. PRESS PASS BADGE FOR 1959 RE-OPENING. (Disneyland, 1959) Large pin back badge was issued as part of the backstage credentials for members of the Press for the 1959 grand re-opening. Badge measures 3.5 in. in diameter and is in very good condition. $500-$600

111. PRESS KIT FOR GALA DAY AT DISNEYLAND. (Disneyland, 1959) Press kit for Gala Day at Disneyland a 1959 theatrical featurette promoting the newest attractions opening that Summer. This press kit shows the different ads and poster art available for local promotions. $150-$250

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112. MAGIC KINGDOM CLUB TICKET BOOTH POSTER. (Disneyland, 1959) Main Gate ticket booth poster for the Summer of 1959 featuring images of the new attractions. Measuring 10 x 8.5 in. and in very good condition. $400-$500

114. DISNEYLAND PARKING ATTENDANT JACKET PATCH. (Disneyland, 1960) A large 5.5 x 10 in. embroidered jacket patch for a Disneyland parking attendant, dating from the late 1950s to the early 1960s. In very good condition. $300-$400

113. “GALA DAY AT DISNEYLAND” ONE-SHEET THEATRICAL RELEASE POSTER. (Disneyland, 1959) Theatrical one-sheet for “Gala Day at Disneyland” a 1959 theatrical featurette promoting the newest attractions opening that Summer. $400-$600

115. DISNEYLAND SECURITY OFFICER JACKET PATCH. (Disneyland, 1960) A handsome embroidered jacket patch for a Disneyland security officer, dating from the late 1950s to the early 1960s. Unissued, and measuring 4.5 x 4 in. In fine condition. $100-$200

116. VIP GOLD COMPLIMENTARY MAIN GATE TICKET. (Disneyland, 1960) Gold complimentary main gate pass from 1960. Ticket measures 2.5 x 3.75 in. and is in very good condition. $150-$250

117. DISNEYLAND GENERAL MAINTENANCE CAST MEMBER JACKET. (Disneyland, 1960) Cast member windbreaker jacket issued to the general maintenance crew. In very good condition. $400-$500

118. DISNEYLAND PARK SECURITY CAST MEMBER JACKET. (Disneyland, 1960) Cast member jacket issued to the park security crew. In very good condition. $200-$400

119. DISNEYLAND PARK SECURITY CAST MEMBER WINTER JACKET. (Disneyland, 1960) Cast member winter jacket issued to the park security crew. In very good condition. $350-$450

120. DISNEYLAND PARK SECURITY CAST MEMBER OVERCOAT. (Disneyland, 1960) Cast member overcoat issued to the park security crew. In very good condition. $300-$500

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122. COMPLIMENTARY ADULT MAIN GATE ADMISSION TICKET. (Disneyland, 1960) Complimentary adult Main Gate admission ticket from 1960. These complimentary tickets would be given out by high-ranking Disney personnel and issued by City Hall for public relations. This unused ticket is still good for admission to the park today. Measuring 2 x 4.75 in. and in very good condition. $150-$250

121. TRIP TO DISNEYLAND CONTEST FOLDER. (Disneyland, 1960) Large poster-like informational folder on a Pepsi-Cola sponsored contest for a trip to Disneyland for press carriers in 1960. The large format has tons of great graphics and info on the park. Measuring 17 x 11 in. and in very good condition. $200-$300

123. COMPLIMENTARY ADULT MAIN GATE ADMISSION TICKET. (Disneyland, 1961) Complimentary adult Main Gate admission ticket from 1961. These complimentary tickets would be given out by high-ranking Disney personnel and issued by City Hall for public relations. This unused ticket is still good for admission to the park today. Measuring 2 x 4.75 in. and in very good condition. $150-250

124. NESBITS OF CALIFORNIA DISNEYLAND PICTURE CALENDAR. (Disneyland, 1960) Extremely rare picture calaendar produced by Nesbits featuring stunning full color pictures of Disneyland. In very good condition. $400-$600

125. BELL TELEPHONE THE SOUNDS OF AMERICA PROMO RECORD WITH SLEEVE. (Disneyland, 1961) Airing Friday, February 17th, 1961, the Bell Telephone Hour presented an original musical TV show shot entirely on location in Disneyland, USA. This event was heavily promoted by NBC. This rare 33 1/3 album teases at the subject of this highly anticipated special. In very good condition. $300-$400

127. BELL TELEPHONE HOUR DISNEYLAND PROMOTIONAL POSTER. (Disneyland, 1961) Two-sided teaser poster for the Bell Telephone Hour’s presentation of The Sounds of America from Disneyland. This special presentation on NBC aired February 17th, 1961 and was actually shot in color video. Measuring 12 x 9 in. and in very good condition. $350-$450

126. BELL TELEPHONE HOUR DISNEYLAND PROMOTIONAL STANDEE. (Disneyland, 1961) Promotional standee for the Bell Telephone Hour’s presentation of The Sounds of America from Disneyland. This special presentation on NBC aired February 17, 1961 and was actually shot in color video. Measuring 26 x 21 in. and in very good condition. $700-$900

128. HOLIDAY TIME AT DISNEYLAND TICKET BOOTH POSTER. (Disneyland, 1961) Main Gate Ticket Booth poster for the new winter 1961 holiday season pricing and entertainment. These rare pointof-sale posters were printed at the Disneyland Print Shop for exclusive distribution at the Disneyland ticket booths to promote the membership of the Magic Kingdom Club, the equivalent of today’s Annual Pass membership. Measuring 12 x 9 in. and in very good condition. $200-$400

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129. S & H GREEN STAMPS DISNEYLAND POSTER. (Disneyland, 1961) Promotional poster by S& H Green Stamps featuring Disneyland. Measuring 29 x 26 in. and in very good condition. $450-$550

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131. DISNEYLAND SOUVENIR MAP. (Disneyland, 1961) Sam McKim created Disneyland souvenir map for 1961. Measuring 30 x 44 in. and in very good condition. $200-$300

130. “DISNEYLAND AFTER DARK” ONESHEET THEATRICAL RELEASE POSTER. (Disneyland, 1961) Theatrical one-sheet for “Disneyland After Dark”, a 1961 theatrical featurette starring Annete Funicello, Walt Disney, Louis Armstrong and The Osmonds in their first big-screen appearance. Measuring 41 x 17 in. and in very good condition with creases at original folds and light age toning on edges. $300-$400

132. VIP SILVER COMPLIMENTARY MAIN GATE TICKET. (Disneyland, 1961) Silver complimentary main gate pass from 1961. Ticket measures 3.5 x 3.5 in. and is in very good condition. $150-$250

133. “DISNEYLAND AFTER DARK” ORIGINAL TITLE CARD. (Disneyland, 1962) Original hand-painted title card for the 1962 airing of “Disneyland After Dark” on the Disneyland TV show accomplished in gouache and acrylic on 20 x 30 in. artists’ board. In very good condition with chipping in board and wearing along edges. $600-$800 134. DISNEYLAND CAST MEMBER HARD HAT. (Disneyland, 1962) Rare on-site used cast member hard hat. Measuring 11 x 8.5 x 5 in. and in very good condition with light scratching. Adjustable head size 6 ¾ through 8 5/8 in. $500$700

135. DISNEYLAND UNDER CONSTRUCTION BILLBOARD. (Disneyland, 1962) Rare original hand-painted heavy masonite sign posted in the park during construction or repair of attractions. Measuring 48 x 96 in. and in very good condition with wear from use. $4,000-$6,000

136. DISNEYLAND UNDER CONSTRUCTION BILLBOARD. (Disneyland, 1962) Rare original hand-painted heavy masonite sign posted in the park during construction or repair of attractions. Measuring 48 x 96 in. and in good condition with chipping and wear from use. $4,000-$6,000

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139. DISNEYLAND NEW YEAR’S EVE TICKET BOOTH POSTER. (Disneyland, 1962) Main Gate ticket booth poster for the gala New Year’s eve party at Disneyland on December 31st, 1962. These rare point-of-sale posters were printed at the Disneyland Print Shop for exclusive distribution at the Disneyland ticket booths, Desmond department stores and Wallich’s Music City in Downtown Los Angeles. These were the only outlets where special event tickets were available for sale. Measuring 12 x 9 in. and in very good condition. $200-$300

137. YOU’RE ON STAGE CAST MEMBER GUEST INTERACTION BOOKLET. (Disneyland, 1962) A very rare guest interaction procedures booklet for cast members who operate on stage. You’re On Stage at Disneyland covers many instructional topics regarding the park’s philosophies on general guest interactions and the types of issues one will encounter on stage. Illustrated throughout by the Big Mouseketeer, Roy Williams. Measuring 11.25 x 8 in. and in very good condition. $350-$450

138. VIP GOLD COMPLIMENTARY MAIN GATE TICKET. (Disneyland, 1962) Gold complimentary main gate pass from 1962. Ticket measures 2.5 x 3.75 in. and is in very good condition. $150-$250

140. CAVALCADE OF BIG BANDS ADVANCE SALE TICKET BOOTH POSTER. (Disneyland, 1962) Main Gate ticket booth poster for the 1962 Cavalcade of Big Bands at Disneyland celebration on June 2nd, 1962. These rare point-of-sale posters were printed at the Disneyland Print Shop for exclusive distribution at the Disneyland ticket booths. Measuring 13 x 10 in. and in very good condition. $350-$450

141. SUNKIST DISNEYLAND PROMOTIONAL DISPLAY KIT. (Disneyland, 1962) Extremely rare display kit for Sunkist retailers offering mail-in maps of Disneyland. The kit contains a large 41 x 28 in. poster and unused mail-in coupons for the map. In very good unused condition with original envelope. $700-$900

142. SAM McKIM SIGNED 1962 SOUVENIR MAP. (Disneyland, 1962) Large poster-size park map from 1962. In this version of the map, “Cascade Park” is visible in Frontierland. The map is hand signed in ink by its creator, Sam McKim, who designed the first Disneyland maps and continued to do so through the 1960s. The map measures 30 x 44 in. In very good condition. $600-$800

143. VIP GOLD COMPLIMENTARY MAIN GATE TICKET. (Disneyland, 1963) Gold complimentary main gate pass from 1963. Ticket measures 2.5 x 3.75 in. and is in very good condition. $150-$250

144. DISNEYLAND UNITED AIRLINES PROMOTIONAL LITHOGRAPH. (Disneyland, 1963) A limited release fine art lithograph originally offered by United Airlines as a promotion. Printed on heavy stock paper, this large 18 x 30 in. print was made from artwork by artist Millard Sheets used on the smaller 1963 calendar issued by the airline as it heralded its sponsorship of the park. In very good condition. $100-$200

146. GRAD NIGHT ADMISSION TICKET. (Disneyland, 1963) Rare admission and photo ticket from Disneyland’s presentation of Grad Nite on Thursday, June 13th, 1963. Rare in that this large, beautiful ticket was made for one night only. The 2.5 x 6 in. unused ticket was removed from a scrapbook and retains some residue on reverse, otherwise, in very good condition. $75-$150

145. GRAD NIGHT SOUVENIR PROGRAM FOLDER AND PHOTOS . (Disneyland, 1963) Started in 1961, the tradition of having a safe, centralized environment for graduating high school students to celebrate together is now a cultural rite of passage at Disneyland. This 1963 grad nite folder includes a main program (with toothpick grad figure attached!), Grad Nite Party photo folder including four photos of the attending couple and a negative. Measuring 11 x 4 in. In very good used condition. $150-$250

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147. DIXIELAND AT DISNEYLAND ADVANCE SALE TICKET BOOTH POSTER. (Disneyland, 1963) Main gate ticket poster for the 1963 edition of the popular Dixieland at Disneyland event. Measuring 11 x 8.5 in. and in very good condition. $250-$350

148. SAM McKIM SIGNED 1964 SOUVENIR MAP. (Disneyland, 1964) Large poster-size park map from 1964. The map is hand signed in ink by its creator, Sam McKim, who designed the first Disneyland maps and continued to do so through the 1960s. The map measures 30 x 44 in. In very good condition. $450-$550

149. VIP SILVER COMPLIMENTARY MAIN GATE TICKET. (Disneyland, 1964) Silver complimentary main gate pass from 1964. Ticket measures 2.5 x 3.75 in. and is in very good condition. $150-$250

150. MAGIC KINGDOM CLUB TICKET BOOTH POSTER. (Disneyland, 1963) A terrific Main Gate Ticket Booth poster for the new Fall 1963 season with Magic Kingdom Ticket Club prices and prizes. Measuring 12 x 9 in. Framed size is 17 x 14 in. In very good condition. Unexamined out of frame. $250-$350

151. PRIVATE PARTY AND GROUP SALES INFO BOOKLET. (Disneyland, 1964) Rare informational booklet on renting out the park, whole or partially for private events. Very interesting info on how to and how much it would cost to make Disneyland your personal playground in 1964. Includes a separate price schedule. Measuring 11 x 8.5 in. and in very good condition. $250-$350

152. VIP GOLD COMPLIMENTARY MAIN GATE TICKET. (Disneyland, 1964) Gold complimentary main gate pass from 1964. Ticket measures 2.5 x 3.75 in. and is in very good condition. $150-$250

153. UNITED AIRLINES DISNEYLAND TRAVEL POSTER. (Disneyland, 1963) Rare travel poster produced by United Airlines. With artwork by Stan Galli, this stunning 39.5 x 24.5 in. poster features the Jungle Cruise and Sleeping Beauty’s Castle. Custom framed measuring 41.5 x 26.5 in. and in very good condition. $2000-$3000

155. MAGIC KINGDOM CLUB PARTY PLAN AND PHOTOS. (Disneyland, 1964) Rare and unusual planning documents by Imagineer Milt Albright for the fourth annual Magic Kingdom Club party. The documents include, party plans, samples of tickets and buttons, photos of the event and notes of the results by Albright. A very interesting look into some of the backstage planning at the park. $400-$500

156. VIP SILVER COMPLIMENTARY MAIN GATE TICKET. (Disneyland, 1966) Silver complimentary main gate pass from 1966. Ticket measures 2.5 x 3.75 in. and is in very good condition. $100-$200

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154. RARE CHILDREN’S VIP PASSPORT TICKET BOOK. (Disneyland, 1964) Unusual children’s VIP “travel passport”. Made in the spirit of an actual government issued travel passport, it features tear-out tickets for use on attractions. Included also is a special ticket for entry into The Enchanted Tiki Room. A very rare ticket item. $250-$350

157. ORIGINAL MAGIC KINGDOM CLUB POSTER ARTWORK. (Disneyland, 1965) Original ink and graphite 15 x 10 in. artwork for a Magic Kingdom Club promotional poster. The final printed poster is also included. In very fine condition. $500-$700

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158. New Year’s Eve at Disneyland promotional radio-play album. (Disneyland, 1965) Rare promotional album, New Year’s Eve at Disneyland, produced by the Pepsi-Cola company and distributed to radio stations for airplay. In good condition. $150-$250

159. Disneyland Tencennial Celebration Campaign Press Bag. (Disneyland, 1965) The press roll-out for the Disneyland 1965 Tencennial celebrations were massive. Disneyland held several press gatherings to announce the year’s upcoming events. This plastic gold zip bag was given to press attendees to carry the press kit information they were issued at said events. Measuring 10.5 x 14 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

160. Disneyland Tencennial Celebration Newspaper Supplement. (Disneyland, 1965) Nice full color newspaper supplement for the 10th Anniversary year of Disneyland in 1965. Filled with photos and stories about the park and its history thus far. $100-$200

161. Disneyland Tencennial Celebration Campaign Binder. (Disneyland, 1965) A rare peek inside the mid-1960s workings of the Disneyland publicity department. This three-ring custom binder is filled with information and concept photos for Disneyland’s plans for the forthcoming, Disneyland Tenth Anniversary Celebration in July of 1965. Special events, openings, television shows, merchandise and ephemera were planned to christen the milestone as were special “Disneyland ’65” Tenncenial logos and typefaces. As in everything Disney, the celebration was planned to the smallest detail such as lighters, ashtrays and even sugar packets. Concept renderings of these, and special print graphics sample photos are included. Special park tie-ins and publicity stunts are also covered. All ring bound in the special gold hard cover binder. Binder measures 10.5 x 11.5 in. In very good condition. $1,200-$1,500

162. A Complete Checklist & Historical Guide for Disneyland and Disney World Postcards. (Disneyland, 1979) Postcard Checklist compiled by Roger Le Roque and Nick Farago. Measuring 8.5 x 5.25 and in very good condition. $100-$200

163. . Collection of (50) Disneyland postcards. (Disneyland, 1960s/1970s) A nice collection of fifty (50) vintage post cards from various attractions at Disneyland. Several used and postmarked. Image above is a partial selection. $200-$300

165. Disneyland Vietnam Servicemen complimentary discount voucher and ticket set. (Disneyland, 1967) A rare, unused complimentary “Welcome Home To All Returning Vietnam Servicemen” discount ticket and the especially rare, ticket book itself. This unused ticket book is complete and its’ admission ticket is still good for entry to the park today. A very rare complete set from 1967. $400-$600

164. Disneyland 1967 Summer guidebook supplement. (Disneyland, 1967) In preparation for the “New Tomorrowland”, opening in June 1967, Disneyland issued this special supplement guidebook covering the newest features of the park. This way, the older 1966 guidebooks would suffice until the new section of the park was finished and an entirely re-done guidebook could be published. Only available that Spring and Summer, this is one of the more scarce guidebooks. $100-$200

166. Disneyland VIP children’s travel passport ticket book. (Disneyland, 1964) Rare ticket produced by Disneyland in what could be called a hybrid of the famous Ticket Book, merged with the 1980s Disneyland Passport. Made in the spirit of an actual government issued travel passport, it features tear-out tickets for use on attractions. Included also is a special ticket for entry into The Enchanted Tiki Room. A very rare ticket item. $250-$350

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picture spot #1 More guest slides and photos from around the park.

167. COLLECTION OF (18) EARLY 1955/56 AMATEUR PHOTOS AT DISNEYLAND. $75-$150

168. COLLECTION OF (133) PROFESSIONAL COLOR SLIDES FROM DISnEYLAND CIRCA 1955 $300-$400

169. SET OF (78) COLOR AMATEUR SLIDES OF DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1955-1956. $75-$150

170. Collection of (6) Black and White Photos including opening day. $150-$250

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171. COLLECTION OF (65) COLOR AMATEUR SLIDES OF DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1957. $75-$150

172. COLLECTION OF (16) EARLY 1955/56 AMATEUR PHOTOS AT DISNEYLAND. $75-$150

173. COLLECTION OF (42) COLOR AMATEUR SLIDES OF DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1956-57. $75-$150

174. COLLECTION OF (20) COLOR COMMERCIAL SOUVENIR SLIDES OF DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1955. $75-$150

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175. DISNEYLAND SIGN & PICTORIAL DEPARTMENT REFERENCE PHOTO ARCHIVE. (Disneyland, 1950s-1970s) Incredible 1950s-1970s Disneyland Sign & Pictorial Dept. reference photo archive. For the casual collector or dedicated Disneyland scholar, here is an unprecedented historical photo archive directly from the original Disneyland Sign & Pictorial Department. Before digitally created imagery and computer inventory, the best way for the prolific DS&P department to archive their work was to literally, walk around the park and shoot photographs of recently completed projects. This way, the photo archive could be referenced when any type of signage needed to be replicated. Before Photoshop and the ink-jet printer’s use at the park, practically every single letter and image of posted signage at Disneyland was hand-rendered by absolute masters of the craft. Upon the initiation of the Disneyland project, Walt rounded up as many of the old movie studio masters who were quickly becoming extinct in Hollywood. He created a haven for these artisans with the park’s Sign & Pictorial Department. Once in place, Walt insisted this department install a mentorship program, where young apprentices would inherit the tricks of the trade. This insured the park would benefit, while an incredible artisan-trade would not wither and die. This absolutely stunning visual record of that department’s work in Disneyland’s ‘golden age’ is testament to the artistry of this division. The archive was handed down to the apprentice-turned-eventual supervisor of the department from his mentor. This personal record of the department’s work through the years shows detail after detail of rarely seen areas in Disneyland. Perhaps the occasional bit of rare signage or an elusive ticket booth might show up in the blurry background of a guest’s photo, but rarely are these details centered on as the object of focus. Amazing, rarely seen details throughout such as the ticket booths for the Viewliner and Space Station X-1, area directional signage, posted ticket denomination signs, the Main Gate ticket booths and rare attraction marquees. This collection (not all pictured), stands alone as an undeniable record of Disneyland’s high standards. Everything from directional signage to the Main Street credit window….restroom sign to exit sign…buckskin banners to works in progress are all represented. Black and white contact sheets to color snapshots and 8 x 10 prints make up the collection. A one of a kind collection, worthy of publication. The archive contains (60) 8 x 10 in. black and white prints, (1) 8 x 10 in. color print, (8) 8 x 10 in. black and white contact sheets, (1) 4 x 6 in. color print, (65) 3.5 x 5 in. color prints, and (48) 3.5 x 3.5 color prints. Collection is in fine condition. $5,000-$7,000

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176. DISNEYLAND SIGN & PICTORIAL DEPARTMENT GLASS CHIP MIRROR SIGN. (Disneyland, 1970’s) What a beauty! An absolute testament to the pride, artistry and craftsmanship present in many of the original maintenance and creative divisions of Disneyland. This stunning piece of art was created by the Sign & Pictorial Department’s Supervisor and hung in the main office of said department within the park. Done in the centuries-old technique of reverse-painted, glue chip glass; a method of silk-screening paint and frisket to glass and following up with acid etching, sand blasting, chemical glue-chipping the surface and finally gilding with silver and gold leaf. This technique was passed down from the earliest artisans hired at Disneyland in 1954 to the apprentices working under them. Some original examples can still be found within Main Street, USA and subtle parts of New Orleans Square such as the Club 33 address sign. This is a breath-taking reminder of the workmanship and pride held by this valued division of Walt’s theme park. The sign itself measures 27.5 x 16.5 in. and 39 x 25.25 in. in its original frame. $8,500-$9,500

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177. MAIN STREET STATION ENTRANCE FLAG. (Disneyland, 1956) Extremely rare park-used Main Street Station entrance flag. Measuring 23.5 x 35 in., this flag was flown over the Main Street Station opposite the American Flag. In good condition with expected wear. $2,500-$3,500

179. DISNEYLAND RAILROAD ENGINE AND TENDER DESIGN SKETCH . (Disneyland, 1954) Early original pencil sketch design of a main engine and tender for the Disneyland Railroad. Accomplished in graphite on 7 x 15 in. vellum. In very fine condition. $800-$1,200

178. MAIN STREET STATION ENTRANCE FLAG. (Disneyland, 1956) Extremely rare park-used Main Street Station entrance flag. Measuring 23.5 x 35 in., this flag was flown over the Main Street Station opposite the American Flag. In good condition with expected wear. $2,500-$3,500

180. SANTA FE AND DISNEYLAND RAILROAD TRAIN SPIKE. (Disneyland, 1955) Original train spike from the Santa Fe and Disneyland Railroad attractions framed and sold as a limited edition through the Disneyana shop. The spike measures 5 in. long. Overall framed size 14 x 11.5 in. $550-$650

181. MAIN STREET, USA “NEAR-ATTRACTION” POSTER FROM THE MAIN STREET EMPORIUM. (Disneyland, 1966) A very scarce “near-attraction” poster from the Summer of 1966. This beautiful 30 x 22 in. printed poster was part of a set of (6) images that were actually displayed in the park as attraction posters, but also formally sold individually at the Main Street Emporium. They were only available that Summer and as such, are very hard to come by. In very good condition with some pin holes and edge wear with light foxing. $400-$600

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182. ORIGINAL SANTA FE & DISNEYLAND RAILROAD ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1955) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $8,000-$9,000

184. SANTA FE & DISNEYLAND RAILROAD CAST MEMBER STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES MANUAL. (Disneyland, 1965) A very rare story guide and standard operating procedures manual for cast-member ride operators of the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad attraction. The manual covers many instructional topics for ride operation from control functions and safety procedures to crowd control. In fine condition overall. $800-$1,000

183. DISNEYLAND RAILROAD CAST MEMBER CONDUCTOR COSTUME. (Disneyland, 1990s) A complete cast member conductor costume for the Disneyland Railroad, including pants, vest, coat, shirt, belt, tie, conductorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and cap. In very good condition with some wear from use. $1,500-$2,000 185. DISNEYLAND RAILROAD DRUM SIGN. (Disneyland, 1970s) Plexiglass drum sign for the excursion train on the Disneyland Railroad. These signs were fastened to the railing of the last car of the train and were backlit. Measuring 26 x 26 in. and in fine condition. $3,000-$5,000

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186. DISNEYLAND RAILROAD DRUM SIGN. (Disneyland, 1970s) Plexiglass drum sign for the holiday train on the Disneyland Railroad. These signs were fastened to the railing of the last car of the train and were backlit. Measuring 26 x 26 in. and in fine condition. $3,000-$5,000

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187. DISNEYLAND RAILROAD “CHIEF ENGINEER” COSTUME WITH BOX. (Disneyland, 1958) A mint-in-box Disneyland Railroad child’s chief engineer costume sold in main street stores in the late 1950s. The costume includes an engineer’s hat, gloves, bandanna, and oil can. Box measures 10 x 10 x 4 in. In good condition with wear to box. $500-$700

188. TYCO SANTA FE & DISNEYLAND RAILROAD BOXED ELECTRIC TRAIN SET. (Disneyland, 1966) Tyco Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad scale model HO electric train set in the original box. Box measures 15.5 x 19 x 1.75 in. In very good condition. $800-$1,000

189. RETLAW LILLY BELLE PRESiDENTIAL CAR PASSAGE TICKET. (Disneyland, 1975) Handsome unused ticket offered in the first years after the Lilly Belle Presidential Car was added to the Disneyland Railroad. Japanese Emperor Hirohito was one of the first guests to use the car in 1975 which is possibly why one of the original Grand Canyon observation cars were converted to a secure, VIP travel venue within the park. Measuring 2.75 x 7.5 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

190. ORIGINAL GRAND CANYON DIORAMA ATTRACTION LAMPPOST SHIELD. (Disneyland, 1958) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color lamppost shield for the Disneyland Grand Canyon Diorama attraction. Although not as well-known as the attraction posters, and certainly more rare, shields like these were placed throughout the park and advertised many of the most popular attractions. Measuring 16 x 18 in. with bright and vivid colors. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $3000-$5000

191. ORIGINAL DISNEYLAND RAILROAD BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL EDITION ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1975) A stunning handsilkscreened special edition for the Disneyland Railroad Bicentenial celebration. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. This was one of the most complicated posters produced, using 60 separate screens and taking three months to produce. In fine condition. $2,500-$3,500

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192. PAUL WENZEL ORIGINAL PRIMEVAL WORLD CONCEPT PAINTING. (Disneyland, 1962) This absolutely stunning conceptual painting of a Tyrannosaurus battling a Stegosaurus was made for Disney’s presentation of Ford Motor Company’s, Magic Skyway attraction at the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair. The attraction was later moved to Disneyland as part of the Primeval World attraction on the Disneyland Railroad. The entire framed piece measures 35 x 30 in. Image size is 24 x 19 in. In very good condition. Unexamined out of frame. $9,000-$12,000

193. ORIGINAL PRIMEVAL WORLD CONCEPT PAINTING. (Disneyland, 1963) Wonderful concept painting for the pre-historic section of the World’s Fair Magic Skyway attraction, later to become Disneyland’s Primeval World. Accomplished in gouache on 5.5 x 15.5 in. artists’ board. Framed size is 13.25 x 22.25 in. In very good condition. Unexamined out of frame. $4,000-$6,000

194. ORIGINAL PRIMEVAL WORLD ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1966) A stunning original color silk-screened poster for the Disneyland Primeval World attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $4,000-$5,000

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195. MAIN STREET FIRE DEPARTMENT CAP BADGE. (Disneyland, 1957) A rare original hat badge for a member of the Disneyland Fire Department, located on Main Street. The numbers were small for the department as they were more a themed organization than fully fledged fire department. Drivers of the horsedrawn chemical wagon and the early fire engine would wear badges such as this. Measuring 1.5 x 1.5 in. and in very good condition. $1,000-$1,500

197. 1955 HORSELESS CARRIAGE GAZETTE MAGAZINE. (Disneyland, 1955) A rare club newsletter/magazine for the “Horseless Carriage Club of America”. Disney was very keen on hosting various themed clubs events in whatever area of the park the organization specialized in. In this case, the “Horseless Carriage Club” would hold an annual event on Main Street in keeping with the turn-of-thecentury theme. With a parade of early automobiles, the events would traverse Main Street and have a parked display in Town Square. Usually, these events called for themed attire as well. In Walt’s mind, this type of inclusive exposure helped both the clubs and the theming of his park’s various lands. $100-$200

196. MAIN STREET FIRE ENGINE HANGING SIGN. (Disneyland, 1970/80s) Hand-painted metal hanging sign that was made to be mounted to one of the two stops for the Main Street Fire Engine between Town Square and the hub plaza. At each stop, there was a flanged sign for the attraction with the name and price for admission. Measuring 15.5 x 19 in., this sign was most likely unused. In fine condition. $1,500-$2,000

198. MAIN STREET HORSE CARS TICKET SIGN TOPPER. (Disneyland, 1956) Hand-cut metal figural sign topper that was mounted on one of the two stops for the Main Street Horse Cars between Town Square and the Hub. At each stop, there was a flanged sign for the attraction with the name and price for admission. To make the readability easier, these hand-jigged metal silhouette images were mounted above the corresponding conveyance stop sign. Amazingly delicate in its detail, there were perhaps only two of these made for the park and once they were removed, they were not replaced…perhaps because of the difficulty in manufacturing them. This came from the collection of a former 1950s-60s Disneyland Maintenance Supervisor who rather than throw out outdated artifacts from the park upon removal, kept a growing collection in his garage. Measuring 6.25 x 19 in. and in very good condition. $2,500-$3,500

199. MAIN STREET HORSE drawn TROLLEY NO. 3 ORIGINAL PANEL rear. (Disneyland, 1955) An incredible 36 x 62 in. hand-painted heavy steel panel for the original Main Street Horse Drawn Trolley No. 3. This panel, made in the Sign & Pictorial department and stamped “1955”, was attached to the rear of the trolley as it made its’ way up and down Main Street. Custom framed and in very good condition overall with expected scratches and wear from use in the park. Special shipping arrangements will apply. $18,000-$20,000

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200. original MAIN STREET COLOR ELEVATION painting. (Disneyland, 1991) Original Main Street elevation painting with color call outs by Imagineer Kim Irvine. Accomplished in graphite and acrylic on 14 x 35 in. brownline, this was study was made in preparation of a Main Street repaint and has the approval signature of Imagineer Tony Baxter in the lower right. In very good condition $3,000-$5,000

201. MAIN STREET VEHICLES CAST MEMBER STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES MANUAL. (Disneyland, 1965) A very rare story guide and standard operating procedures manual for cast member ride operators of the Main Street Vehicles, including the Horsecars, Fire Engine and Omnibus, among others. The manual covers many instructional topics for ride operation from control functions and safety procedures to crowd control. In fine condition overall. $500-$600

202. IT’S BEEN MY PLEASURE CAST MEMBER TOUR GUIDES STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES MANUAL. (Disneyland, 1965) A very rare story guide and standard operating procedures manual for cast member tour guides. It’s Been My Pleasure covers many instructional topics regarding the tour procedure itself and the types of issues one will encounter on tour. Measuring 11 x 8.25 in. and in fine condition overall. $350-$450

203. MAIN STREET CAST MEMBER VEST. (Disneyland, 1990s) A cast member vest for Disneyland Main Street. In very good condition with some wear from use. $100-$200

204. Disneyland Main Street Lost Parents Entry Sign. (Disneyland, 1970s) An Iconic Disneyland perspective on the “Lost Children Department”; here, it is the parents that must get “found” by their children. This 12 x 24 in. metal silkscreened sign is in very good condition with some marks and slight warping from use in the park. $400-$600

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205. FABULOUS GIFTS FROM DISNEYLAND MAIL ORDER CATALOG. (Disneyland, 1955) The first of the extremely rare Disneyland mail order catalogs. This particular catalog was in newspaper format, most likely for inclusion in the Disneyland News issues. Also available at the many souvenir kiosks throughout the park, these early catalogs were capable of being sent via mail themselves, with the addition of an addressee and a postage stamp. Filled with early Disneyland memorabilia, these catalogs are highly sought by collectors. $300-$500

207. DISNEYLAND NEWS SECOND ISSUE. (Disneyland, 1955) August 1955 vol. 1-issue 2 of the famed, Disneyland News published within Disneyland itself and helmed by newly appointed Editor in Chief, Marty Sklar. These incredible early newpapers not only served to offer the guests the latest information on the park and its features, but it also heavily supported the theming of Main Street, USA through the idea of its own town newspaper. So much so, that for the first decade, young newsboys were often seen throughout Main Street and the Main Gate peddling the papers by hand from sacks over their shoulders. This particular issue features western movie stars, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. Early ephemera such as this is quite rare. Measuring 16 x 11.5 in. and in good condition with edge wear and yellowing. $250-$350

206. DISNEYLAND NEWS FORTH ISSUE. (Disneyland, 1955) October 1955 vol. 1-issue 4 of the Disneyland News. This particular issue announces the introduction of the Ticket Books system at Disneyland. Early ephemera such as this is quite rare. Measuring 16 x 11.5 in. and in very good condition. $250-$350

208. EARLY (2) DISNEYLAND SHOPPING BAGS FEATURING “TINKERBELL”. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare pair of first year shopping bags featuring “Tinkerbell” and “Sleeping Beauty’s Castle”. These bags were used throughout the park’s retail outlets. Measuring 8.5 x 5.5 in. and 10.75 x 7 in. and in good condition with some wear from use. $100-$200

209. 1955 DISNEYLAND 3-D MAIN STREET, USA DECORATIVE WALL PLATE. (Disneyland, 1955) A charming early hand-painted ceramic souvenir plate featuring an image of Main Street, USA. Measuring 8.25 x 8.25 x 1.25 in. with Walt Disney Productions stamp on reverse. In Vintage good condition with some wear to the paint along edges and raised areas as would be expected. $150-$250

210. EARLY (2) DISNEYLAND EMPORIUM SHOPPING BAGS FEATURING “TINKERBELL”. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare pair of first year shopping bags from the Disneyland Emporium featuring “Tinkerbell”. Measuring 10.5 x 7 in. and 13.5 x 9.5 in. and in good condition with some wear from use. $100-$200

211. DISNEYLAND BRASS EMBOSSED SOUVENIR WALL PLATTER. (Disneyland, 1955) Souvenir brass embossed decorative wall platter measuring 12 x 12 in. In very good condition. $200-$400

212. DISNEYLAND ALUMINUM TRAY. (Disneyland, 1955) Souvenir aluminum decorative tray measuring 11 x 11 in. In very good condition. $100-$200

213. DISNEYLAND LADIES PAPER SUN HAT. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare paper sun hat sold to lady guests (or daring men) to protect them from the California sunshine. Measuring 12.5 x 12 in. and in good condition with some wear. $100-$200

214. DISNEYLAND FUN BOX CRAFT SET. (Disneyland, 1955) Walt Disney’s Disneyland Fun Box Craft Set sold in stores on Main Street. Box measures 9.25 x 11.75 x 1.75 in. and is in good condition with some wear. $100-$200

215. DISNEYLAND FIRST YEAR COLORING BOOK. (Disneyland, 1955) Early Disneyland coloring book published by Whitman in 1955. Book measures 11 x 8.25 in. In very good condition. $100-$200

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216. RARE DISNEYLAND JAPANESE PAPER PARASOL. (Disneyland, 1955) Incredibly rare and equally fragile Disneyland souvenir Japanese paper parasol. These ephemeral items sold on Main Street, were made to help park guests gain shelter from the sometimes brutal California sunshine. The color and styling is absolutely superb. Measuring 16 x 22 in. when opened. In very good working condition for its age. $300-$400

217. RARE DISNEYLAND JAPANESE PAPER PARASOL. (Disneyland, 1955) Incredibly rare and equally fragile Disneyland souvenir Japanese paper parasol. These ephemeral items sold on Main Street, were made to help park guests gain shelter from the sometimes brutal California sunshine. The color and styling is absolutely superb. Measuring 16 x 22 in. when opened. In very good working condition for its age. $300-$400

218. DISNEYLAND SOUVENIR RECORD FEATURING DONALD DUCK. (Disneyland, 1955) A very rare recording booth record (from a shop on main street) of two girls singing the “Davy Crockett” theme along with a pre-recorded “Donald Duck”. Very cute! Comes with its original unused mailing envelope. Record measures 6 in. Envelope measures 7.5 x 7.5 in. In very good condition. $150-$250

219. ELEANOR WELBORN MAIN STREET DECORATIVE WALL PLATE. (Disneyland, 1956) One of the earliest suppliers of ceramics to the park was Eleanor Welborn Art Productions of Monterey, California. This 6.25 in. ceramic plate features an image of Main Street, and has the Welborn mark on the reverse. In very good condition with some wear to edges. $200-$400

220. SAM McKIM KODAK CAMERA SHOP PRESENTATION ARTWORK . (Disneyland, 1954) A historically significant original concept painting of the Main Street Kodak Camera Shop. Ever the showman, Walt Disney made proposals to his would-be corporate sponsors by sending them original renderings of their prospective spaces on Main Street with signage bearing their corporate identity. If a sponsor was to decline, he would send another rendering of the same space to a competitor with their logo. This was never a problem however, in that every sponsor Disney sent a proposal, bought into Disneyland hook, line, and sinker! This beautifully rendered painting by Imagineer Sam McKim features the Main Street location of the Kodak Camera Shop. Kodak did sponsor the space, and this artwork came directly from their archives. As an interesting side note, the Kodak concession at Disneyland was owned and operated by opening day emcee, Art Linkletter. Accomplished in gouache and colored pencil on 20 x 28.5 in. brownline. In very fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $17,000-$20,000

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221. MAIN STREET EMPORIUM “PINOCCHIO” WINDOW DISPLAY PROP. (Disneyland, 1967) An original prop poster turrent from a window display at the Main Street Emporium. Reflecting the astonishing artistry put into the original window displays, the turret has an exhausting amount of miniature detail work in it. From the excruciating hand-painted woodgrain to the individually cut canvas roof shingles, it is apparent this piece was made with pride and love. The windows were originally created by the Disneyland Sign & Pictorial Department. As in many of the Disneyland attractions, hidden credits were added to this piece and on the back side, a canvas poster is hand painted to acknowledge that very department. Measuring 5.25 x 5.25 x 10.5 in. high and in very good condition. $800-$1,200

223. CARNATION ICE CREAM PARLOR MINIATURE SOUVENIR MAILING MENU. (Disneyland, 1955) A very rare miniature souvenir mailing menu from the Carnation Ice Cream Parlor. Measuring 4.5 x 3.25 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

224. CARNATION ICE CREAM PARLOR CHILD’S INDIAN HEADBAND. (Disneyland, 1956) An extremely rare Indian-style headband complete with an actual feather for a young child. This was a Give-away item from the Carnation Ice Cream Parlor. Measuring 9 x 3 in. and in very good condition. $300-$400

PAE_054 222. CARNATION ICE CREAM PARLOR MENU. (Disneyland, 1955) A very rare full-size menu from the Carnation Ice Cream Parlor. With items such as the “TWA Rocket Special” and “Mad Hatter Sundae”, this colorful folding menu features many Disneylandcentric themed delights to tempt your tummy! Measuring 9.75 x 6.25 in. and in very good condition. $200-$300

225. CARNATION ICE CREAM PARLOR MINIATURE SOUVENIR MAILING MENU. (Disneyland, 1963) A miniature souvenir mailing menu from the Carnation Ice Cream Parlor. Measuring 10 x 6.5 in. and in very good condition. $50-$100

226. CANDY PALACE SPECIALITY BOX. (Disneyland, 1958) A very rare and colorful specialty box for various handmade candies from this long time staple of sweet confections on Main Street. The box measures 3.25 x 16.5 x 1 in. In very good condition. $100-$200

227. UPJOHN DRUGSTORE COMPLIMENTARY VITAMINS IN BOX. (Disneyland, 1957) Many of the sponsors on Main Street used the venue as a true public relations point. The Upjohn Pharmacy Drugstore generously gave away these Unicap bottled vitamin packs to visitors at its realistic recreation of a turn-of-the-century apothecary. Original vitamins intact and unused in original box. Very rare. $75-$150

229. HILLs BROS. COFFEE HOUSE SOUVENIR POP-UP MENU. (Disneyland, 1958) Three-dimensional folding menu for the famed, Hills Bros. Coffee House on Main Street. Finely illustrated with mid-century modern graphics and comes complete with the original, unused mailing envelope. The unfolded menu measures 8.75 x 6.75 in. In very good condition. $300-$400

228. UPJOHN DRUGSTORE/APOTHECARY “PRESCRIPTION” PIXIE DUST. (Disneyland, 1958) At the Main Street Apothecary sponsored by Upjohn, guests could have a “prescription” filled by “Dr. Tinker Bell” for her special “pixie dust.” The 2.5 x 2.5 x 3 in. glass bottle came complete with a personalized label. Although potency never expires, we strongly suggest caution against use without consulting Dr. Bell herself. In good condition with some staining to label. $200-$400

230. ORIGINAL HILLs BROS. COFFEE HOUSE DISPLAY POSTER. (Disneyland, 1955) An absolutely striking graphic poster from the Hills Bros. Coffee House on Main Street. This poster was acquired with a few items from the store in this collection from a retired employee. Poster is dated 1955 and 19 x 30 in. In very good condition. $300-$400

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231. HILLs BROS. COFFEE HOUSE MENU. (Disneyland, 1957) A 10 x 8 in. menu for the Hills Bros. Coffee House with an added cheese cake menu card. In very good condition. $100-$200

232. HILLs BROS. COFFEE HOUSE MENU. (Disneyland, 1959) A 10 x 8 in. menu for the Hills Bros. Coffee House with an added breakfast menu card. In very good condition. $100-$200

233. HILLs BROS. COFFEE HOUSE TASTING PANEL CERTIFICATE. (Disneyland, 1962) An unissued “3.5 x 6.25 in. certification card” for participants of a coffee tasting panel”at the Hills Bros. Coffee House and Garden on Main Street. $100-$200

234. MAIN STREET TOBACCO SHOP GLASS MIRROR SIGN. (Disneyland, 1960s) This stunning piece of art was created by the Sign & Pictorial Department to hang at the entrance to the long gone, Main Street Tobaccanist Shop. Accomplished in the centuries-old technique of reverse-painted, glue chip glass. The technique involved the silk-screening of paint and frisket to glass, acid etching, sand blasting, chemical glue-chipping the surface and finally gilding with silver and gold leaf. This technique was passed down from the earliest artisans hired at Disneyland in 1954 to the apprentices working under them. Some original examples can still be found within Main Street and subtle parts of New Orleans Square such as the Club 33 address sign. This is a breath-taking reminder of the workmanship and pride held by this valued division of Walt’s theme park. Deceptively simple, yet at closer inspection, the true beauty is revealed with both gold and silver gilt-work, beveled glass and a subtle gradation to the deep red background reverse painting. The actual sign measures 12.75 x 8.25 in. Framed size is 17 x 12.25 in. In very fine condition. $3,000-$5,000

235. MAIN STREET TOBACCO SHOP WINDOW SIGN. (Disneyland, 1970s) Hand- painted sign on board of a smoking “Gepetto”, informing guests that although the Main Street Tobacco Shop is closed, tobacco products can be found at the Main Street Market House. Measuring 15.25 x 27.25 in. and in very good condition. $350-$450

236. Swift’s Market House souvenir ashtray. (Disneyland, 1955) Decorative ceramic ashtray featuring an image of Swift’s Market House on Main Street. Measuring 4.25 x 5 x .75 in. with Walt Disney Productions stamp on reverse. In Vintage good condition with some wear to the paint as would be expected. $100-$200

237. SWIFT & CO MARKET HOUSE SOUVENIR TRAY. (Disneyland, 1955) An extremely rare first year color photo tray of the interior of the Swift & Co Market House on Main Street. This tray is rarely found as it was only sold in the Market House itself. $300-$400

238. SWIFT’S RED WAGON INN DINNER MENU. (Disneyland, 1963) A rare 12.5 x 9.5 in. dinner menu for the Swift’s Red Wagon Inn. In very good condition. $350-$450

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239. SWIFT’S RED WAGON INN CHILDREN’s DINNER MENU. (Disneyland, 1963) A rare 7.5 x 9 in. children’s dinner menu for the Swift’s Red Wagon Inn. In very good condition. $50-$100

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240. MAIN STREET ART FESTIVAL PASTEL PORTRAIT SIGN. (Disneyland, 1957) A very rare hand painted sign on 10.5 x 13.5 in. board informing guests they can have their portraits rendered by hand in pastel in just seven minutes for a $1.50 plus tax! The Art Festival was located on Main Street as yet another story reinforcing attraction, adding authenticity to the working nature of the themed land. The festival eventually was scaled down and relocated to New Orleans Square in 1965. Framed size is 12.75 x 16 in. In good condition with some light staining. Unexamined out of frame. $500-$700

241. JIMMY STARR (2) SHOW BUSINESS IN DISNEYLAND BUSINESS CARD. (Disneyland, 1955) Hollywood gossip columnist, Jimmy Starr ran a Hollywood news and memorabilia shop in Town Square for a short time in the late 1950s. Ahead of its time, the shop promoted the collectability of Hollywood props and autographs many years before that genre of collecting would become a multi-billion dollar business. These two personal business cards are for Jimmy Starr himself. Each card measures 2 x 3.5 in. $50-$100

242. SWIFT’S MARKET HOUSE VANITY FAIR TOILET SOAP IN BOX. (Disneyland, 1955) Unusual box of soaps from Swift’s Market House on Main Street. The box Measures 5 x 5.25 x 1 in. and contains (6) bars of the original soap. Box is in good condition with some wear. $100-$200

243. DISNEYLAND NEWS ISSUE. (Disneyland, 1956) December 1956 vol. 2-issue 6 of the famed, Disneyland News. Measuring 16 x 11.5 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

244. GIFTS FROM DISNEYLAND MAIL ORDER CATALOG. (Disneyland, 1959) Very rare Disneyland mail order catalog from 1959. Available at the many souvenir kiosks throughout the park, these early catalogs were capable of being sent via mail themselves with the addition of an addressee and a postage stamp. Filled with early Disney memorabilia, these catalogs are highly sought by collectors. This particular catalog has a December 1959 postmark but was never mailed. Measuring 15.75 x 17 in. In very good condition. $350-$450

245. DISNEYLAND NEWS ISSUE. (Disneyland, 1956) June 1956 vol. 1-issue 12 of the famed, Disneyland News. Measuring 16 x 11.5 in. and in very good condition. $250-$350

246. DISNEYLAND MAP TIN-LITHO TV TRAY. (Disneyland, 1955) Tin-litho soubenir TV tray featuring a map of the Disneyland park. Measuring 12.5 x 17.5 in.In good condition with some wear. $200-$400

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247. GIFTS FROM DISNEYLAND MAIL ORDER CATALOG. (Disneyland, 1960) Very rare Disneyland mail order catalog from 1959. Available at the many Souvenir kiosks throughout the park, these early catalogs were capable of being sent via mail themselves with the addition of an addressee and a postage stamp. Filled with early Disney memorabilia, these catalogs are highly sought by collectors. This particular catalog has its unchecked product checklist envelope featuring “Chip” and “Dale”. Measuring 8.5 x 6 in. In very good condition. $400-$500

248. CHILDrens DISNEYLAND BOOK BAG. (Disneyland, 1960) Souvenir children’s book bag featuring “Mickey Mouse” in front of Sleeping Beauty’s Castle. The bag measures 13 x 4 x 10 in. and is in very good condition. $200-$400

249. DISNEYLAND MAP POP-UP PLACEMAT. (Disneyland, 1960) A striking card stock paper child’s placemat with a puch-out map of Disneyland that features “pop-up” areas. Measuring 12 x 15 in., this example is fully intact and in fine condition. $75-$150

251. DISNEYLAND GIFT WRAPPING PAPER SHEET. (Disneyland, 1959) Absolutely gorgeous 20 x 28.25 in. sheet of original Disneyland gift wrapping paper issued at the Hallmark Greeting Card Store on Main Street. Unused, and stored flat in fine condition. $100-$200

250. DISNEYLAND record ALBUM DISPLAY RACK. (Disneyland, 1960s) Disneyland branded album rack most likely from one of the Main Street Stores. Missing its floor stand and measuring 40 x 19 x 19 in. Rack is also good for displaying Disneyland collectable paper. In very good condition with only minor paint chipping. $800-$1,000

252. DISNEYLAND HIGHBALL DRINKING GLASSES. (Disneyland, 1958) Rare set of four highball drinking glasses sold at Disneyland in the late 1950s. Each glass measures 2.75 x 5.5 in. In very good condition. $200-$300

253. DISNEYLAND SOUVENIR DECORATIVE PLATE. (Disneyland, 1959) Colorful 10 in. diameter Disneyland souvenir plate featuring Sleeping Beauty’s Castle. $50-$100

255. ORIGINAL ARTWORK FOR WALT DISNEY PRESENTS DISNEYLAND COLORING BOOK. (Disneyland, 1958) Beautiful original artwork for a Whitman published coloring book titled Walt Disney Presents Disneyland. Accomplished in gouache with hand-painted cel overlay of the lettering. The entire piece measures 16.5 x 13 in. overall and in fine condition. $4,000-$5,000

254. HORSELESS CARRIAGE CLUB 1958 EVENT INFO PACKET. (Disneyland, 1958) A rare club newsletter-type magazine for the Horseless Carriage Club of Southern California. Also included is a neat two-sided sheet on how to make a do-It-yourself wardrobe For Disneyland. Pictures from these events reveal many attendees wearing these hand-made turn-of-the-century outfits! This particular issue covers the forthcoming Disneyland Jamboree to be held in September 1958. Measuring 11.25 x 8 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

256. DISNEYLAND SHOPPING BAG. (Disneyland, 1958) Rare large graphic shopping bag showcasing the Disneyland artists’ iconic graphic sensibility. Most likely used at the Main Street Emporium, the bag in this size is extremely hard-to-find. This is the only example we have seen offered for sale. Measuring 10.75 x 16 x 5.57 in. In very good condition with some wear from use. $150-$250

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257. DISNEYLAND AND MOUSeKETEERS STORE WALLET DISPLAY. (Disneyland, 1957) A nice original point of sale store display with a full set of Disneyland and Mouseketeers themed wallets in their original boxes. Measuring 10 x 15 in. overall and in very good condition. $250-$350

258. DISNEYLAND “MICKEY MOUSE” CAMERA OUTFIT IN BOX. (Disneyland, 1957) Beautiful original Mickey Mouse themed camera set in the original box. Set is complete. Box Measures 7.5 x 10 x 3.5 in. overall and in very good condition. $400-$500

260. DISNEYLAND SCRAPS, DAYDREAMS, AND STUFF SCRAPBOOK. (Disneyland, 1957) Unused Disneyland souvenir scrapbook titled Scraps, Daydreams, and Stuff. Measuring 14.5 x 12 in. and in very good condition. $200-$300

261. DISNEYLAND “TINKERBELL” UNCUT AIR-FRESHeNER SHEET. (Disneyland, 1956) An unusual uncut sheet of images used for a hanging car air freshener featuring “Tinkerbell” holding a paper scroll with the Disneyland logo. Most likely a test print sheet. Printed on 11 x 9.5 in. illustration board with litho registration marks. In very good condition. $150-$250

259. DISNEYLAND PENCIL CRAFT PAINTING KIT. (Disneyland, 1957) Unused Disneyland craft painting set by Hasbro. Set is complete. Box Measures 14.5 x 14.5 x 1.25 in. Set is in very good condition. Box is in fair condition with splits, creases and tears. $150-$250

262. DISNEYLAND CHILDS’ “KEPPY CAP” SOUVENIR. (Disneyland, 1956) Souvenir “Keppy Cap” in the childs’ white version. Measuring 7.5 x 11 x 4 in. and in very good condition. $250-$350

263. DISNEYLAND CHILDS’ “KEPPY CAP” SOUVENIR. (Disneyland, 1956) Souvenir “Keppy Cap” in the childs’ yellow version. Measuring 7 x 11 x 4 in. and in very good condition. $250-$350

264. DISNEYLAND CHILDS’ “KEPPY CAP” SOUVENIR. (Disneyland, 1960) Souvenir childs’ “Keppy Cap” featuring Mickey Mouse. Measuring 4.25 x 11 x .5 in. and in very good condition. $300-$400

266. DISNEYLAND “SCENE-O-RAMA” PAINT SET. (Disneyland, 1957) Souvenir “Scene-o-Rama” 3-D paint set. Unused and still in its’ 14 x 21.5 x 2.5 in. original vacuform. In good condition with staining and wear. $400-$500

265. DISNEYLAND ELECTRIC TOURS GAME. (Disneyland, 1957) Souvenir “Electric Tours” game published by Jacmar. Game is complete and box measures 12 x 18 x 2.25 in. Box is in good condition with staining and wear. $350-$450

267. DISNEYLAND SOUVENIR KITCHEN TOWEL. (Disneyland, 1956) A very nice, illustrated heavy linen kitchen towel featuring four of the five Disneyland themed lands. Measuring 34 x 39.5 in. with the original paper tag intact. $200-$300

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268. DISNEYLAND SOUVENIR GERMAN STEIN. (Disneyland, 1956) Souvenir ceramic German lidded stein sold in the early days of the park. Measuring 7.25 in. high with a 3 in. base. Disney stamp on bottom. In fine condition. $150-$250

269. DISNEYLAND SOUVENIR GERMAN STEIN. (Disneyland, 1956) Souvenir ceramic German lidded stein sold in the early days of the park. Measuring 7 in. high with a 3 in. base. Disney stamp on bottom. In fine condition. $150-$250

270. DISNEYLAND SOUVENIR GERMAN STEIN. (Disneyland, 1956) Souvenir ceramic German lidded stein sold in the early days of the park. Measuring 5.25 in. high with a 3 in. base. Disney stamp on bottom. In fine condition. $100-$200

271. DISNEYLAND SOUVENIR PLATE. (Disneyland, 1956) Souvenir porcelain plate sold in the early days of the park. Measuring 9.5 in. in diameter. Disney quotation on reverse. In very good condition with some wear. $100-$200

272. DISNEYLAND (4) SOUVENIR CERAMIC ASHTRAYS. (Disneyland, 1956) Set of (4) souvenir ceramic ashtrays sold in the early days of the park. Each measures 5.5 in. in diameter and features the Disneyland crest. Disney stamps on reverse. All in fine condition. $100-$200

273. DISNEYLAND (2) SOUVENIR CERAMIC CIGARETTE humidors. (Disneyland, 1956) Set of (2) souvenir ceramic cigarette holders sold in the early days of the park. Each measures 3.75 in. in high and features the Disneyland crest. Disney stamps on bottom. All in fine condition. $200-$300

274. DISNEYLAND SOUVENIR APRON. (Disneyland, 1956) A gorgeous printed kitchen apron depicting the many realms of Disneyland from 1956. The apron measures 24 x 22 in. and appears unused. In very fine condition. $150-$250

275. EARLY DISNEYLAND SHOPPING BAG. (Disneyland, 1957) Extremely rare large graphic shopping bag most likely used at the Main Street Emporium. Measuring 16.75 x 12 x 5.75 in. In very good condition with some wear from use. $150-$250

276. ORIGINAL DISNEYLAND POPCORN BOX. (Disneyland, 1956) A very rare, original Disneyland 1950s popcorn box. These simple graphics so represent the charm of iconic Disneyland design that a limited edition ceramic replica was made in honor of the originals. Measuring 7 x 4.25 in. $200-$300

277. EARLY DISNEYLAND SHOPPING BAG. (Disneyland, 1956) Extremely rare large graphic shopping bag most likely used at the Main Street Emporium. The bag in this size, is extremely hard-tofind. This is the only example we have seen offered for sale. Measuring 17.75 x 11 x 5.5 in. In very good condition with some wear from use. $150-$250

278. DISNEYLAND ACRES OF FUN SOUVENIR FAN. (Disneyland, 1956) Vintage folding fan sold at the many souvenir kiosks throughout Disneyland in 1956. Illustrated on both sides with various attractions. Yet another example of the pride and care Disney put into the promotion of the park through ephemera. These were recently re-issued as a replica by D23 for a member exclusive. The originals are extremely rare. Fan measures 6.75 x 3.75 in. (closed). In very good condition with light wear. $300-$400

279. EARLY DISNEYLAND SHOPPING BAG. (Disneyland, 1956) Probably the most iconic of the 1950s Disneyland shopping bags, this style was used at most retail outlets in the park. Measuring 16 x 11.5 in. and in very good condition with some wear. $100-$200

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280. DISNEYLAND FANTASIA DECORATIVE PLATE. (Disneyland, 1957) Very rare Fantasia 9 in. souvenir china decorative plate as sold in the Main Street Emporium and Ruggles China Shop. A limited series of Fanstasia themed ceramics were sold exclusively in Disneyland for a very short period. Any pieces from this collection are quite scarce. In fine condition. $200-$300

283. DEE FISHER SIGNED ECHOES OF DISNEYLAND ORGAN MUSIC LP. (Disneyland, 1956) Vintage 12 in. LP featuring Organ music by Dee Fisher, the staff organist and manager at the Wurlitzer Music Shop on Main Street. In very good condition and signed by Fisher on the front. $150-$250

281. DISNEYLAND MAP DECORATIVE PLATE. (Disneyland, 1956) Disneyland 7.5 in. decorative plate featuring the 1956 map of the park. In fine condition. $150-$250

282. 1950S WURLITZER ORGAN REVIEW MAGAZINE . (Disneyland, 1950s) For many years, Main Street featured the Wurlitzer Shop where one could view and purchase a variety of the electric organ maker’s products. The shop was managed by Wurlitzer impresario, Dee Fisher. He is featured on the cover of this rare issue of Wurlitzer Organ Review, accompanied by Mickey and Minnie as he entertains the guests on Main Street with Disney themed organ music. $100-$200

284. MEET ME DOWN ON MAIN STREET BY THE MELLOWMEN LP. (Disneyland, 1957) Vintage 12 in. LP featuring music by “The Mellowmen”. The first barbershop quartet featured at Disneyland, the group featured Thurl Ravenscroft, the famous voice of Tony the Tiger, and in the Haunted Mansion. In very good condition. $100-$200

285. DATE NIGHT AT DISNEYLAND BY THE ELLIOTT BROTHERS ORCHESTRA LP. (Disneyland, 1957) Vintage 12 in. LP featuring music by “The Elliott Brothers Orchestra”. In very good condition. $100-$200

286. BARBERSHOP QUARTET “MoUSTACHE” COFFEE CUP. (Disneyland, 1957) Vintage ceramic coffee cup featuring a barbershop quaret and the Disneyland logo with a protective lip to keep your “Mouse-tache” dry. In very good condition. $75-$150

287. DISNEYLAND (2) SOUVENIR ASHTRAYS. (Disneyland, 1958) Set of (2) souvenir ashtrays featuring the Disneyland coat of arms. The rectangular ashtray measures 4 x 5 in. and the circular one is 4 in. in diameter. Both are in fine condition. $150-$250

288. MARX DISNEYLAND TIN-LITHO WIND-UP TRAIN. (Disneyland, 1958) Beautiful tin-litho train manufactured by Marx in Japan and featuring several Disney characters. The toy measures 2 x 2.5 x 12 in. long and is in good condition. $75-$150

289. DISNEYLAND FELT CHARM BEANY HAT. (Disneyland, 1958) Charming souvenir felt beanie with original charms and Disneyland logo attached. Measuring 7 x 8 x 3 in. and in good condition. $100-200

290. DISNEYLAND “PIXIE DUST” CRAFT SET. (Disneyland, 1958) Near unused childrens’ craft set in the original box. The box measures 11 x 14.25 x 1.75 in. and is in good condition with wear throughout and (3) of the original unopened pixie dust packets. $200-300

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291. MAIN STREET MAGIC SHOP OVERSIZE SHOPPING BOX. (Disneyland, 1960s) An absolutely stunning bit of Disneyland ephemera from one of the most elusive of the Main Street shops. This large Magic From Disneyland shopping box has a hinged lid and an overall graphic presentation made to appear as an antiquarian book. The cover even has a keyhole lock. Most likely from the late 50s-early 1960s, an expensive shopping box such as this would only have been issued for an expensive shop item. This shopping box is extremely rare and the only example the consignor has found in 30 years of collecting. Measuring 12 x 14 x 5.25 in. and in good condition with some wear and splitting along corners. $400-$500

293. DISNEYLAND SOUVENIR XYLOPHONE TOY. (Disneyland, 1961) Souvenir xylophone sold in shops on Main Street. Still in the original box measuring 6 x 6 x 19 in. In very good condition with some wear to box. $150-250

292. GLOBAL VAN LINES MAIN STREET PROMOTIONAL ASHTRAY OVERSIZE. (Disneyland, 1960) Ceramic ashtray featuring a “Main Street style” Global Van Lines truck. Measuring 7 x 7 x 1 in. and in good condition with light wear. $150-$250

294. MAIN STREET GLOBAL VAN LINES TOY MODEL TRUCK IN BOX. (Disneyland, 1964) Beautiful unused Global Van Lines toy truck with the original box. Box measures 4 x 7 x 3 in. In very fine condition. $200-$400

295. DISNEYLAND ESPIRIT CIGARETTE LIGHTER. (Disneyland, 1962) Unusual German-made souvenir cigarette lighter. Measuring 1 x .25 in. x 2.5 in. and in very good condition. $100-200

298. DISNEYLAND SOUVENIR COFFEE MUG. (Disneyland, 1962) Ceramic Disneyland coffee mug with outstanding graphics featuring attractions and icons of the various lands. The only example we have seen offered. Measuring 4.5 x 4.5 x 3.5 in. and in very good condition. $150-250

296. DISNEYLAND SHOPPING BAG. (Disneyland, 1963) A very rare, large graphic shopping plastic bag showcasing the iconic Disneyland graphic sensibility. Most probably used at the Main Street Emporium. Hard-to-find, especially in this size. Measuring 21 x 12 in. and in vey good condition with wear from use. $100-200

297. ORIGINAL FANTASY ON PARADE FLOAT DESIGN. (Disneyland, 1962) Original float design drawing for a “Babes in Toyland” themed float in Disneyland’s Fantasy on Parade. Accomplished in graphite on 41 x 38 in. paper, the design and drawing is by Imagineer Carroll Clark. In very good condition with creasing from being stored folded. $300-$500

299. ORIGINAL GREAT MOMENTS WITH MR. LINCOLN ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1966) A stunning original handsilkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Great Moments With Mr. Lincoln attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $1,800-$2,200

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GREAT MOMENTS WITH MR. LINCOLN STAGE LIGHTING MODELS As in any live stage production, the balance of lighting, make-up, costume and set design combine to create an effect. When done well, that effect is wholly one of purpose and intention. In the bold stage presentation of Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln, these theatrical elements are even more pronounced and important. In this case, a “Robot” is the focus of the presentation and all of these theatrical tools are what will define the line between success and humiliating failure. Needless to say, Disney succeeded, and this amazing attraction from 1964, still entertains guests to this day. These particular Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy (Kennedy is from the 1971 Disney World attraction) “stand-in” head props were used for make-up, costume and stage lighting tests while the actual Audio-Animatronic figures of the Presidents were still under construction. The likenesses of Lincoln and Kennedy were created by master WED sculptor, Blaine Gibson. He was featured in promotional films of the period along with Walt, explaining his techniques to create these likenesses. Although considered a sleeper attraction today, historically the Lincoln show’s boldness is often overlooked. One needs only to project themselves to 1963 and acknowledge the sheer nerve it took for such a presentation. Walt Disney and his team of wizards created a show for a world stage, featuring a technology in its’ infancy. It is difficult to imagine the high-stakes gamble he took. Yet another reason to celebrate the art of WED Imagineering.

300. GREAT MOMENTS WITH MR. LINCOLN STAGE LIGHTING MODEL. (Disneyland, 1963) Measuring 11 x 8 x 12 in. high, the head is in good condition with paint chips and wear throughout. $5,000-$7,000

301. hall of presidents jfk STAGE LIGHTING MODEL. (Disney World, 1971) Measuring 9 x 7 x 13.5 in. high (including base), the head is in good condition with paint chips and wear throughout. $4,000-$6,000

302. GREAT MOMENTS WITH MR. LINCOLN CAST MEMBER STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES MANUAL. (Disneyland, 1965) A very rare story guide and standard operating procedures manual for cast-member ride operators of the Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln attraction. The manual covers many instructional topics for ride operation from control functions and safety procedures to crowd control. Cover is signed by beloved veteran Disneyland security guard, Jack Kehoe and is from his personal employee files. Measuring 11.25 x 8.25 in. and in fine condition overall. $600-$800

304. MAIN STREET LENTICULAR POSTCARD. (Disneyland, 1964) A rare 5 x 6.75 in. lenticular postcard featuring Disney characters on Main Street. The postcard is unused except for “August, 9, 1969” written on the reverse, which happens to be the opening day of the Haunted Mansion attraction. In very good condition. $100-$200

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303. “DONALD DUCK” CHILDS’ SOUVENIR SQUEAKER HAT. (Disneyland, 1963) Childs’ souvenir squeaker hat. Measuring 6 x 10 x 4 in. and in very good condition. $100-200

305. SUNKIST CITRUS HOUSE FREE JUICE CARD. (Disneyland, 1965) A very rare item from the Sunkist Citrus House on Main Street. These cards were randomly given away for a free, freshly squeezed juice from the shop. Measuring 3.75 x 2.25 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

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306. DISNEYLAND CIGARETTE LIGHTER. (Disneyland, 1960) Unusual decorative cigarette lighter with the Disneyland logo and castle. In good condition measuring 1.25 x 2.5 x 2.5 in. $150-$250

307. DISNEYLAND UNOPENED METAL TARGET GAME. (Disneyland, 1964) Unused metal target game with gun and darts still in the original packaging. Entire piece measures 10 x 14 in. in. In very good condition with some wear to packaging. $100-$200

308. WALT DISNEY’S DISNEYLAND GAME. (Disneyland, 1965) Disneyland game produced during the park’s 10th anniversary. Game is complete in the box. In very good condition. $250-$350

309. UNUSED DISNEYLAND TATTOO BOOK. (Disneyland ,1956) A nice, unused Disneyland tattoo book with over 200 tattoo images including land insignias, themed graphic symbols and characters. Very Rare item. $50-$100

310. PHOTO COLLAGE DISCO SHIRT. (Disneyland, 1976) Polyester photo collage shirt by Kennington. Very groovy. $150-$250

311. DISNEYLAND PUSH-OUT BOOK. (Disneyland, 1960) Children’s book featuring scenes and characters from Disneyland. Book is mostly intact. Some pieces missing and some writing on cover. Still presents very well. $75-$100

312. WALT DISNEY’S DISNEYLAND SOUVENIR HARDCOVER BOOK. (Disneyland,1963)Hardcover souvenir book published and sold at Disneyland. Written by Disney scribe, Marty Sklar. This is the rare, Italian printed first edition from 1963. $100-$200

313. DISNEYLAND’S WORLD OF FLOWERS SOUVENIR HARDCOVER BOOK. (Disneyland, 1965) Extremely rare hardcover souvenir book published and sold at Disneyland. Written by famed Disney horticulturalist, Morgan Bill Evans, this volume was produced just the one year, however, it is very telling how Disney respected the work of his lead WED Imagineering Landscape Architect. Terrific vintage photos of rare details of the park. Often the spines are missing from these as the binding quality was very poor. This one is in excellent condition with it’s even more rare paper dust jacket. $250-$350

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314. MAIN STREET HORSE HEAD HITCHING POST. (Disneyland, 1970s) Beautiful 42 in. tall fiberglass and metal horse head hitching post that used to adorn MainStreet. Good condition with chipping and cracking in paint from years of use. $2,000-$3,000

315. MAIN STREET HORSE HEAD HITCHING POST. (Disneyland, 1970s) Beautiful 42 in. tall fiberglass and metal horse head hitching post that used to adorn Main Street. Good condition with chipping and cracking in paint from years of use. $2,000-$3,000

316. ORIGINAL THE WALT DISNEY STORY ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1973) A stunning original color poster for the Disneyland The Walt Disney Story attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $3,000-$4,000

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picture spot #2 More guest slides and photos from around the park.

317. COLLECTION OF (10) AMATEUR PHOTOS AT DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1956-1959. $50-$100

318. COLLECTION OF (20) AMATEUR COLOR SLIDES FROM DISnEYLAND CIRCA 1957. $100-$150

319. COLLECTION OF (22) AMATEUR PHOTOS AT DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1955-1958. $75-$150

320. COLLECTION OF (55) AMATEUR COLOR SLIDES FROM DISneYLAND CIRCA 1959. $100-$150

321. COLLECTION OF (63) COLOR AMATEUR SLIDES OF DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1959. $100-$150

322. COLLECTION OF (47) COLOR AMATEUR SLIDES OF DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1961. $100-$150

323. COLLECTION OF (39) COLOR AMATEUR SLIDES OF DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1962. $75-$150

324. COLLECTION OF (85) COLOR AMATEUR SLIDES OF DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1962. $150-$200

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325. Tiki’s Tropical Traders Retail Shopping Bag. (Disneyland, 1957) An early paper shopping bag from the Tiki’s Tropical Traders souvenir stand in Adventureland. For the first several years of Disneyland’s operation, the shop was owned by Eli Hedley, the original Beachcomber. In exchange for carving early Adventureland tikis and offering general scenic decor, Hedley was given the shop space rent free. Walt negotiated the lucrative arrangement with Hedley personally. The fine tradition of offering rubber snakes, glowing skulls and shrunken heads to young adventurers continues to this day in approximately the same location as this 1950s Adventureland original. Anything from this shop is a rare find. The bag measures 11.75 x 8.5 in. In good condition with some creasing from use. $100-$200

327. Disneyland Adventureland Moa Tiki salt & pepper shakers. (Disneyland, 1956) Early hand-painted souvenir salt and pepper shakers from Adventureland. Each shaker measures 2.25 x 2 x 4.25 in. and has the Walt Disney Productions stamp on the base. In fine condition overall. $100-$200

326. 1955 Disneyland 3-D Adventureland decorative wall plate. (Disneyland, 1955) A charming early hand-painted ceramic souvenir plate featuring an image of the entrance to Adventureland. Measuring 8.25 x 8.25 x 1.25 in. with Walt Disney Productions stamp on reverse. In Vintage good condition with some wear to the paint along edges and raised areas as would be expected. Some crazing under the glass on reverse. $150-$250

328. Tiki’s Tropical Traders Retail Shopping Bag. (Disneyland, 1958) An early paper shopping bag from Tiki’s Tropical Traders souvenir stand in Adventureland. Anything from this shop is a rare find. The bag measures 11.75 x 8.5 in. In good condition with some creasing from use. $100-$200

329. Adventureland souvenir serving tray. (Disneyland, 1964) What better way to let your guests know about your recent trip to the Magic Kingdom than this 10.5 in. black plastic serving tray with painted images of the many highlights of Adventureland? In very good condition with slight wear. $100-$200

330. Adventureland “Near-Attraction” poster from the Main Street Emporium. (Disneyland, 1966) A very scarce ”near-attraction” poster from the Summer of 1966. This beautiful 30 x 22 in. printed poster was part of a set of (6) images that were actually displayed in the park as attraction posters, but also formally sold individually at the Main Street Emporium. They were only available that Summer and as such, are very hard to come by. In very good condition with minor wear, some pin holes and light foxing. $400-$600

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331. Adventureland Big Game Shoot attraction ticket sign. (Disneyland, 1960) Fantatstic hand-painted and silkscreened wooden sign that flanked the sides of the attraction. One of three shooting galleries in the park, the Big Game Shoot was a hunting themed shooting gallery that used air driven pellet guns to shoot at steel targets in the shapes of different game animals, tikis and jungle natives. Nightly, these targets required a costly repainting to keep in line with Disneyland’s quality control standards. Featuring the park denomination of a”C” ticket or 25¢ cash paid to the cast member host. The beautiful graphics feature a stylized lion strikingly similar to Disney’s Lion King stage musical graphics. Only a handful of these were ever made and they are truly rare. The sign measures 20.5 x 15.5 in. In very good condition overall with light wear. $3,000 -$5,000

332. Adventureland “Tru-Vue” picture gun new in box. (Disneyland, 1963) Unusual Adventureland “Picture Gun” produced by Saywer’s Toys, the same company that produced the View-Master. Measuring 7.75 x 15.5 x 3 in. in the box, the gun is in very fine condition however, as is common with these toys, the advance mechanism seems to be stuck on one frame. $400-$500

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333. Disneyland Big Game Safari “Tru-Vue” picture gun with box. (Disneyland, 1963) Unusual Disneyland “Picture Gun” produced by Saywer’s Toys, the same company that produced the View-Master. Measuring 8 x 15.5 x 3 in. in the box, the gun is in very fine condition however, as is common with these toys, the advance mechanism seems to be stuck on one frame. $400-$500

IIn 1963, a new form of life emerged from the jungles of Adventureland: audio-animatronic. The Enchanted Tiki Room opened, with 150 Polynesian plants, birds, and Tiki figures all performing to delight the audience. Previously, the animals seen in the attractions like The Jungle Cruise and Mine Train Through Nature’s Wonderland were limited to simple, mechanical movement loops. The birds of The Tiki Room could not only sing, but also turn their heads and look around, and even puff up their chests as they took a deep breath to hit a high note. The Enchanted Tiki Room represents a very unusual arrangement between Walt Disney and Disneyland. Initially, the Tiki Room was owned by Disney through WED Enterprises and his personal management company, RETLAW (Walter spelled backwards). He funded the project independently through WED (whenever Disney’s ideas grew too fast to go through the normal studio red tape, he simply did it himself). For the first several years, a separate ticket had to be purchased directly from the Tiki Room ticket booth which repaid the WED investment. WED in turn, actually rented space within Disneyland to operate the attraction. The Tiki Room was an immediate hit, and commanded its own 75¢ admission ticket at a time when the adult Main Entrance ticket cost just $1.60.

334. Original Enchanted tiki Room attraction poster. (Disneyland, 1963) A stunning and very rare original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Enchanted Tiki Room attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $10,000-$12,000

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337. Tiki Room World Premiere opening day gate flyer. (Disneyland, 1963)This gate flyer for the premier of the Enchanted Tiki Room is one of the best produced. Robotic entertainment was unheard of in 1963. The concept of Audio-Animatronics and the show format it would be presented in was so new, Walt and the Imagineering staff felt the public would need several primers to wrap their minds around the idea. The information provided within this gorgeous flyer served that purpose. Rare. $150-$250

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338. Walt Disneyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Enchanted Tiki Room world premiere engagement. (Disneyland, 1963) Another beautiful gate flyer for the world premiere of the Enchanted Tiki Room. $150-$250

336. United Airlines stewardess Enchanted Tiki Room complimentary admission ticket. (Disneyland, 1968) This extremely rare threepart unused special issue ticket was offered to United Airlines stewardesses, as United Airlines was now the official sponsor of the Enchanted Tiki Room. With this ticket, the bearer was given complimentary admission to the park, a complimentary guided tour and entrance into the Enchanted Tiki Room. The unused ticket measures 6 x 2.75 in. and is in fine condition overall. $300-$400

339. Walt Disneyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Enchanted Tiki Room cast member uniform fabric. (Disneyland, 1963) Beautiful tiki inspired uniform fabric for cast members at the Enchanted Tiki Room. Measuring 144 x 44 in. and in very good condition. $350-$450

Enchanted Tiki Room Lani Pre-Show As Disneyland grew, so did the crowds and the wait times for attractions. With the opening of the Enchanted Tiki Room, and its’ twenty minute show turnaround, Disney and his Imagineers knew that they would have to keep the guests entertained as they waited for the next show. The pre-show at the Enchanted Tiki Room entrance not only entertained, but also gave guests a crash-course in Polynesian Folklore. At the finale of the pre-show, “Tangaroa”, the Tree of Life, the father of all Gods and Goddesses, pronounces “From my limbs, let new life fall!” Tangaroa-Ru Babies, symbols of new life magically fall from his branches. These Polynesian-style figures were partially based on figural carvings from cross- Polynesian cultures. Designed by Imagineer Rolly Crump (who incidentally, designed the entire pre-show), each figure is unique in size and décor. Extremely rare.

340. Enchanted Tiki Room lanai preshow “Tangaroa-Ru Baby” prop figure. (Disneyland, 1963) 13.5 x 5x 4 in. $3,000-$3,500

343. ENCHANTED TIKI ROOM LANAI PRESHOW “TANGAROA-RU BABY” PROP FIGURE. (Disneyland, 1963) 12 x 7 x 6 in. $3,000-$3,500

341. ENCHANTED TIKI ROOM LANAI PRE-SHOW “TANGAROA-RU BABY” PROP FIGURE. (Disneyland, 1963) 12.5 x 6 x 5 in. $3,000-$3,500

342. Enchanted Tiki Room lanai pre-show “Tangaroa-Ru Baby” prop figure. (Disneyland, 1963) 12.5 x 7.5 x 6 in. $3,000-$3,500

344. Enchanted Tiki Room lanai preshow “Tangaroa-Ru Baby” prop figure. (Disneyland, 1963) 12.5 x 5.75 x 4.5 in. $3,000-$3,500

345. Enchanted Tiki Room lanai preshow “Tangaroa-Ru Baby” prop figure. (Disneyland, 1963) 13.5 x 3.75 x 5 in. $3,000-$3,500

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346. Enchanted Tiki Room “Couroc oF Monterey” souvenir decorator tray. (Disneyland, 1965) Couroc of Monterey was a well-known artisan gallery and manufacturer of high quality, specialty craft items using hand-inlaid materials. The owner and operator, Moira Wallace was the wife of Guthrie Courvoisier, owner of Courvoisier Galleries, a longtime business partner and friend of Walt Disney who had a very successful partnership in the 1930s and 40s marketing Disney animation artwork. “Couroc” is a combination of the family name, Courvoisier and ‘rock’ to imply strength for its specialized black resin used to create elaborate inlaid products. The company made many decorator items from the 1940s through the 1990s. Just as with animation art in the 1930s, Disney continued to give the Courvoisier family access to his creations at Disneyland. A natural fit for their products in the park was Adventureland. Taken with the Enchanted Tiki Room attraction, Wallace made this very rare tray based on the cast member costume textile design. The materials making up the design are inlaid metals, woods, sand and rocks. An extremely rare piece, so much so that this is the only tray of its kind that we have seen offered for public sale. Overall size 12.5” x 18” x .75” deep $1,000-$2,000

347. Enchanted Tiki Room “Tangaroa-Ru Baby” souvenir figurine. (Disneyland, 1963) Designed by Imagineer, Rolly Crump who created the pre-show lanai area of the Enchanted Tiki Room, These miniature ceramic versions of the actual attraction props were sold at the Tiki Gift Shop in Tomorrowland and later, at the Adventureland Traders. A local artisan was personally commissioned by Walt Disney himself with the job of hand-painting these souvenir figurines. Almost as scarce as the prop figures themselves, these cute little guys are true treasures of Adventureland. Marked Walt Disney Productions and measuring 6 x 3.25 x 2.75 in. In very good condition with some wear. $200-$400

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348. Enchanted Tiki Room “Tangaroa-Ru Baby” souvenir figurine. (Disneyland, 1963) Designed by Imagineer, Rolly Crump who created the pre-show lanai area of the Enchanted Tiki Room, Almost as scarce as the prop figures themselves, these cute little guys are true treasures of Adventureland. Marked Walt Disney Productions and measuring 6 x 3 x 2.5 in. In very good condition with some wear. $300-$400

349. United Airlines Enchanted Tiki Room travel agents’ promotional mobile with box. (Disneyland, 1963) An extremely rare die-cut figural hanging mobile for United Airline’s presentation of Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room. This mobile was supplied to travel agencies across the country and hung at United Airlines ticket counters to promote the summer opening of the attraction in June 1963. The display was designed by Tiki Room and kinetic mobile expert, Rolly Crump. The item comes with its original shipping box and instructions. $2,500-$3,000

Enchanted Fashions from the tiki Room: Just like everything else at the park, Disneyland cast member uniforms were designed by Imagineers, with custom-manufactured fabric exclusive to the park. Cast members were not the only ones with the oppourtunity to wear these tiki-inspired styles. So popular were these colorful textiles with guests that they were made available for sale in Adventureland retail outlets.

350. Vintage Enchanted Tiki Room host shirt- pattern A. (Disneyland, 1963) $400-$600

351. Vintage Enchanted Tiki Room hostess dress- pattern A. (Disneyland, 1963) $400-$600

352. Vintage Enchanted Tiki Room host shirt- pattern B. (Disneyland, 1963) $400-$600

353. Vintage Enchanted Tiki Room hostess dress- pattern B. (Disneyland, 1963) $400-$600

354. Vintage Enchanted Tiki Room hostess dress- pattern C. (Disneyland, 1963) $400-$600

355. Vintage Enchanted Tiki Room host shirt- pattern C. (Disneyland, 1963) $400-$600

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356. Disneyland Enchanted Tiki Room flower boat. (Disney World, 1971) Incredibly rare flower boat prop from the Enchanted Tiki Room in Walt Disney World. Constructed at WED from the original molds of the 1963 attraction, the boat would descend from the ceiling carrying various singing flowers. When the attraction was renovated, this boat was moved to the Polynesian Hotel and used as dĂŠcor. The 80 in. long boat is in fine condition with only slight wear. Flowers in picture are for display purposes only. Special shipping arrangements will apply. $12,000 - $15,000

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357. Disneyland Enchanted Tiki Room animatronic® tiki bird. (Disneyland, 1970s) Opening in 1963, the Enchanted Tiki Room was the first attraction to use Audio-Animatronic® characters in the park. Conceived as a restaurant with birds that serenaded the patrons, the attraction was originally sponsored by United Airlines, and later by Hawaii’s Dole Food Company. The presentation features a cast of over 150 talking and singing birds, tikis, and flowers. The innovative and advanced technology for the time required a massive computer system, which required the attraction to be air-conditioned; a first at Disneyland. Purchased from an Imagineer that worked on the attraction, this animatronic female bird was a member of the “chorus” and still has her pneumatic cables and control mechanisms inside. Constructed of Fiberglass, paint, feathers, and wool, the 27 in. bird (from bottom feather to top) has been mounted in a custom lit display case measuring 64 x 17 x 17 in. An extremely rare and desirable item. Special shipping arrangements will apply. $20,000 -$30,000

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358. Enchanted Tiki Room lanai canvas sun tarp. (Disneyland, 1980s) Impressive 14 foot by 31 inch wide canvas sun tarp designed for hanging over the pre-show area and the Tahitian Terrace Restaurant of the Enchanted Tiki Room attraction. Adorned with silkscreened tikistyle imagery, these tarps were replaced occasionally during regular maintenance and the park kept a supply in reserve. This one was most likely not installed. Lined with brass grommets for hanging. In fine condition. $5,000-$7,000

359. Vintage Enchanted Tiki Room entrance finial. (Disneyland, 1963) Vintage fiberglass, wood, and metal base finial that sat atop the entranceway A-frame structure that housed the Dole Pineapple Whip速 vendor and Ticket Booth entrance to the pre-show area. Located at the mouth of Adventureland this structure framed its famous gateway and can be seen in almost every image taken of the entrance over the years. The piece was designed by famed WED Imagineer Rolly Crump. Originally mounted in 1963, the piece stood over Adventureland for 37 years. In early 2000, the original A-frame structure, entirely made of wood and bamboo, began to collapse from age. The finial was removed and placed backstage for demolition. The piece was purchased from an Imagineer that rescued it from demolition. He later commissioned tiki carver, Leroy Schmaltz of Oceanic Arts to construct the wood base for the finial. The entire piece measures 47 x 23 x 23 in. In 2005, the finial was used as a study model for a limited edition series of figural Tiki room recreations. An amazing piece of Disneyland history. Special shipping arrangements will apply. $15,000-$20,000

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360. Enchanted Tiki Room animatronic tiki bird. (Disney World, 1970s) This ultra-rare piece of Tiki Room history was purchased from an ex-cast member from Walt Disney World. She was given this bird upon retirement by her supervisor. The bird was removed from the show during a redress and update. Most of the animatronic hardware was recycled into the new show and the bird was crudely refitted for use as a desk ornament by the supervisor. Well-known Disney merchandise designers Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily restored the bird with fur, feathers and other items taken directly from Imagineering surplus material. The bird measures 18 in. (from bottom feather to top) and is in fine condition. An extremely rare and desirable item. $18,000-$20,000

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361. United Airlines Enchanted Tiki Room travel poster. (Disneyland, 1968) Beautiful printed poster produced for use in travel agencies and ticket counters promoting the United Airlines sponsored Enchanted Tiki Room. Measuring 39 x 25 in., this poster features a stylized “Tiki Room” image. Overall, in fine condition. $600-$800

362. Colin Campbell signed Enchanted Tiki Birds (2) limited edition lithographs. (Disneyland, 1999) Pair of limited edition “Enchanted Tiki Birds” concept art lithographs signed by Imagineer Colin Campbell. The artwork was produced in an edition size of only 150 pieces and sold through the Disney Gallery in the park. Each piece measures 11 x 14 in. In very fine condition. $500-$600

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363. Enchanted Tiki Room hand-painted figural exit sign. (Disneyland, 1970s) Hand-painted wooden figural sign that hung at the exit of the Enchanted Tiki Room during the 1970s. Carved hand-painted wooden signs such as this added authenticity to the attraction, but had to be replaced often due to wear and tear. Measuring 26.5 x 12.75 x 1.25 in., the sign is in good condition with fading in the paint and cracking throughout the wood. Single screw in back probably added to hold the sign together. Photo shows actual sign in use at the park. $3,000-$5,000

Opening in 1962, the Tahitian Terrace was a staple in Adventureland for over 30 years. Disneyland guests could enjoy food and entertainment inspired by the Polynesian Islands. Exotic Hula dancers entertained as guests dined on such delicasies as “Barbecued Pineapple Ribs with Cantonese Rice” ($1.75) along with “Tahitian Terrace Jasmine Tea” ($.15) and Planters Fruit Punch served ice-cold with a souvenir flower!($.35). Replaced in 1993 by Aladdin’s Oasis Dinner Show, the Terrace is still fondly remembered by fans and collectors alike.

364. Vintage Tahitian Terrace early hostess costume with original name tag. (Disneyland, 1962) This early hostess costume comes with original Disneyland name tag of the owner, “Kaleoni”. Overall, in very good condition with little wear. $900-$1,200

366. Tahitian Terrace standard operating procedures manual for waitresses and hostesses. (Disneyland, 1962) An extremely rare operating manual for the wait staff at Adventureland’s Tahitian Terrace. This in-house publication was part of the training that every cast member was required to learn before working in the park. It is a wonderful example of Disney’s commitment to the Disneyland experience. Measuring 11.25 x 8.25 in., the manual is in very good condition with slight wear and several pencil “doodle” marks on the cover, perhaps by a cast member that did a little too much day dreaming during training. $550-$650

365.Tahitian Terrace luncheon and special menu card. (Disneyland, 1962). This trifold 10 x 10 in. luncheon menu is from 1962 although the graphics were used into the 1970s. It features Polynesian inspired food and drink. The menu is paired with a special 9 x 6 in. insert card featuring more standard fare of the time. Menu measures 10 x 17 in. unfolded and in very good condition with slight wear. $400-$600

367. Tahitian Terrace standard operating procedures manual for waitresses and hostesses. (Disneyland, 1960s) An extremely rare operating manual for the wait staff at Adventureland’s Tahitian Terrace titled The Tahitian Terrace Touch. This in-house publication was part of the training that every cast member was required to learn before working in the park. It is a wonderful example of Disney’s commitment to the Disneyland experience. Measuring 10 x 8.25 in., the manual is in very good condition with slight wear. $550-$650

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368. Original “Sunkist, I Presume” sign concept painting. (Disneyland, 1965) Original preliminary design for the “Sunkist, I Presume” stand in Adventureland. Serving fresh Orange Juice and snacks, this pavilion was a staple of Adventureland for almost 30 years. Accomplished in gouache and ink on 6 x 16 in. illustration paper. Framed with a photograph of the final sign. Overall, in fine condition. Framed size is 12.5 x 22.5 in. $2,000-$3,000

369. Original “Sunkist, I Presume” sign concept painting. (Disneyland, 1965) Original preliminary design for the “Sunkist, I Presume” stand in Adventureland. Serving fresh Orange Juice and snacks, this pavilion was a staple of Adventureland for almost 30 years. Accomplished in gouache and ink on 8 x 7.5 in. illustration paper. Overall, in fine condition. Framed size is 15.5 x 19.5 in. $1,500-$2,500

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Premiring on opening day in 1955, The Jungle Cruise attraction has remained largly unchanged over the past 60 years. With boats inspired by “The African Queen”, guests take a narrated journey through the world’s jungles. Disney’s “True-Life Adventures” series was a big success at the time and the ride was meant to be a realistic journey with the narration of a nature documentary. In 1962 the script was changed to the more tongue-in-cheek narration we are familiar with today.

370. Original Jungle River attraction poster. (Disneyland, 1955) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Jungle River Cruise attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $7,000-$9,000

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371. Art Corner souvenir photograph mailer - Jungle Cruise. (Disneyland, 1958) A feature of Tomorrowland’s “Art Corner” was the “Fun Photos” area. This section featured plywood cut-out scenes from around the park. Guests could choose a themed cartoon cut out to peek out from and have a photo taken from their favorite adventure. The quick developing Polaroid film would be peeled and mounted in a souvenir mailer folder. Always a treat to see, the photos have become quite collectable in their own right. In very good condition with some streaking in the photo from the developing process. $100-$200

373. Art Corner souvenir photograph mailer - Jungle Cruise. (Disneyland, 1958) A feature of Tomorrowland’s “Art Corner” was the “Fun Photos” area. This section featured plywood cut-out scenes from around the park. Guests could choose a themed cartoon cut out to peek out from and have a photo taken from their favorite adventure. The quick developing Polaroid film would be peeled and mounted in a souvenir mailer folder. Always a treat to see, the photos have become quite collectable in their own right. The entire piece measures 6 x 4.75 in. In very good condition with some streaking in the photo from the developing process. $100-$200

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372. Original Walt Disney’s Adventureland Game. (Disneyland, 1959) Based on the popular Disneyland attraction and produced by Parker Brothers, players start at the dock and using a spinner, move their boats along the rivers of the ride. Excellent graphics throughout. The boxed game measures 8 x 16 x 1.75 in. In good condition overall with some splits in the corners of the top box. $100-$200

374. Vintage Jungle Cruise snowglobe. (Disneyland, 1962) A tradition around the world, the souvenir snow globe was not forgotten among the Adventureland gift shops. This vintage 1962 plastic globe features a Jungle Cruise Boat. Measuring 2.75 x 2 in. In vintage good condition. $100-$200

375. Disneyland Jungle Cruise native tree mask. (Disneyland, 1956) A very rare and unusual prop from the early days of the Jungle Cruise Attraction, this fiberglass “Native Tree Mask” was one of three that adorned the trees near the loading area for the first few years of the ride, or until the young trees outgrew them. Hand painted and loosely based on an authentic example, the mask measures 29 x 14.5 in. In good condition with expected wear and patina from use. $2,000-$4,000

376. Original Bruce Bushman Jungle Cruise float design for the Disneyland 1959 re-opening. (Disneyland, 1959) Many Disney historians consider 1959 to be the “second grand-opening” of Disneyland. Ever progressive, and always striving to improve the park as well as stay ahead of competitors, Walt drove his team to complete the biggest expansion in the park’s history. Calling it “a brand new Disneyland”, five new attractions were opened in 1959 including The Matterhorn, The Monorail, and the Submarine Voyage. In just four short years, Disneyland had gone from 22 attractions on opening day to 48 in 1959. This float design represented Adventureland in the Disneyland 1959 re-opening parade. Accomplished in pencil and charcoal on 19 x 24 in. vellum by Disneyland art director, Bruce Bushman. Very good condition overall. $2,000-$4,000

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377. Original Jungle Cruise ticket sign design painting. (Disneyland, 1961) Fantastic original artwork used for the entrance ticket sign to the Jungle Cruise attraction. Accomplished in gouache on illustration paper. Framed with a photo of the finished sign featuring the artwork. In fine condition overall. $2,000-$4,000

379. Whitman circular puzzle featuring “Mickey Mouse” on the Jungle Cruise. (Disneyland, 1969) Whitman published Disneyland puzzle with a Jungle Cruise theme in the original box. The 11 x 11 x 2.5 in. box shows wear from use. All pieces are present. Overall, in good condition. $100-$200

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378. Original puzzle artwork featuring “Mickey Mouse” on the Jungle Cruise. (Disneyland, 1969) Original artwork produced for a Whitman published Disneyland Puzzle with a Jungle Cruise theme. Accomplished in gouache on artists’ board, the 28 x 28 in. framed artwork has a 20 in. diameter mat opening. Overall, in fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $3,500-$4000

380. 1957 Disneyland Atwood Steamcraft electricpowered jungle boat. (Disneyland, 1957) A wonderful working replica of the famous Jungle Cruise boats and although not marked Disneyland due to licensing fees, these were sold through catalog and souvenir stands at the park. This is the electric powered version of the toy. The toy itself measures 18 in. long and is in very good condition with little wear throughout. The 19 in. box has some creasing and wear. $400-$500

381. 1957 Disneyland Atwood Steamcraft steam-powered jungle boat. (Disneyland, 1957) A wonderful working replica of the famous Jungle Cruise boats and although not marked Disneyland due to licensing fees, these were sold through catalog and souvenir stands at the park. This is the steam-powered version of the toy. A battery powered version was also offered. The toy itself measures 18 in. long and is in very good condition with little wear throughout. The 19 in. box has some creasing and wear. $400-$500

382. Adventureland telephone sign design painting. (Disneyland, 1968) Original preliminary design for a telephone stand sign in Adventureland. Accomplished in gouache and ink on 7.5 x 10.25 in. artistsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; paper. Framed with a photograph of the final sign as it appeared in the park. Framed size 14.5 x 23.5 in. Overall, in fine condition. $2,000-$3,000

383. Jungle Cruise Attraction souvenir poster mirror. (Disneyland, 1976) Souvenir mirror featuring a reproduction of the classic Jungle Cruise attraction poster. These mirrors were sold throughout the park in the 1970s and featured a variety of attraction poster images. Actual mirror measures 13.25 x 9.25 in. in an 18 x 13.75 in. frame. Fine condition overall. $150-$250

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Almost two years after the Disney film “Swiss Family Robinson” was released in theatres, Disneyland introduced the Swiss Family Treehouse in Adventureland. The walkthrough attraction lets guests imagine what it would be like to be stranded on an Island. For almost 37 years, the 80 foot tall tree was a landmark in Adventureland. The attraction was closed in 1999 and now houses Tarzan’s Treehouse.

384. Original Swiss Family Treehouse marquee sign Design Painting. (Disneyland, 1962) This beautiful original artwork was the design used for the entrance sign to the attraction. Accomplished in colored pencil and gouache on 22 x 21 in. illustration paper. Framed size is 29 x 28 in. In very good condition overall with some slight wrinkling in paper. Unexamined out of frame. $5,000-$6,000

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385. Original Swiss Family Treehouse attraction poster. (Disneyland, 1962) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Swiss Family Treehouse attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $9,000-$10,000

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picture spot #3 More guest slides and photos from around the park.

386. Collection of (49) amateur color slides from disneyland circa 1958-1960 $100-$150

387. Collection of (40) amateur color slides from disneyland circa 1961 $100-$150

388. Collection of (30) amateur photos at Disneyland circa 1956-1961 $75-$150

389. Collection of (39) amateur color slides from disneyland circa 1962 $75-$150

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390. Collection of (42) color amateur slides of Disneyland circa 1963. $75-$100

391. Collection of (36) color amateur slides of Disneyland circa 1964. $75-$100

392. Collection of (114) color amateur slides of Disneyland circa 1964-1968. $100-$150

393. Collection of (48) color amateur slides of Disneyland circa 1968-1969. $100-$150

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394. Original Indian War Canoes painters color guide. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare original color and design guide for artists working on the Indian War Canoes. In very good condition with some paint staining throughout. Unexamined out of frame. $2,000-$4,000

395. Original (3) Indian Village War shield designs. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare (3) original war shield design sheets most likely created by Imagineer Sam McKim for the Disneyland scenic department to apply to the sets throughout the Indian Village. Accomplished in gouache, graphite, and ink on 11 x 8.5 in. illustration paper. All in fine condition. $600-$900

396. Original Frontierland Jaymar puzzle artwork. (Disneyland, 1955) Beautiful original master painting used for an early Jaymar jigsaw puzzle. In fine condition. $2,000-$3,000

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397. Frontierland “Near-Attraction”” poster from the Main Street Emporium. (Disneyland, 1966) A very scarce ”near-attraction” poster from the Summer of 1966. This beautiful 30 x 22 in. printed poster was part of a set of (6) images that were actually displayed in the park as attraction posters, but also formally sold individually at the Main Street Emporium. They were only available that Summer and as such, are very hard to come by. In very good condition with minor wear, some pin holes and light foxing. $400-$600

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399. “Davy Crockett” one hundred bucks souvenir note. (Disneyland, 1955) Very rare, large souvenir bank note from Frontierland. Measuring 5.5 x 13 in. In very good condition with some staining on reverse. $100-$200

400. Strombecker Frontierland Stage Coach unused model kit. (Disneyland, 1957) Unused model kit featuring the Frontierland Stage Coach. Box measures 5.5 x 10.75 x 2 in. In very good condition. $350-$450

401. Frontierland Print Shop personalized souvenir “wanted poster”. (Disneyland, 1957) Personalized posters and newspapers were available in several locations throughout Disneyland. Having a guest’s name in print was a fairly high-tech novelty in the 1950s and 60s and Disneyland took great advantage of the medium for its themed lands. This “Wanted Poster” uses the image of “Black Bart”, the character who walked the streets of Frontierland in the 1950s. In its’ original wood frame as offered for an extra fee from the print shop. Measuring 16 x 13 in. and in good condition. $100-$200

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402. Original Disneyland Riverboat Game. (Disneyland, 1959) Based on the popular Disneyland Mark Twain Riverboat attraction and produced by Parker Brothers. Excellent graphics throughout. The boxed game measures 8 x 16 x 1.75 in. In good condition overall with some splits in the corners of the top box. $100-$200

403. Original Mark Twain/Keel Boats/War Canoes Frontierland attraction poster. (Disneyland, 1955) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Frontierland attractions. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $2,500-$4,500

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404. Original Mark Twain Riverboat entrance ticket booth sign. (Disneyland, 1955) An amazing artifact from the grand-daddy of all Disneyland conveyances: The Mark Twain Sternwheeler Riverboat. This two-sided, hand painted wooden sign hung at the ticket booth directly at the entrance to the Mark Twain dock boathouse. It reads 35¢ (painted over 50¢; most likely as a last minute price adjustment), pre-dating specific ticket letters. The reverse side reads “Closed” and would be displayed once the attraction closed for the day. This sign came from a collection of a retired Disneyland employee from the early years of the park. . It is marked “July 17, 1955” with the initials, “J.W.” by the employee. The date (Disneyland’s opening day) and initials were added much later, after the sign was retired from several years of use. Measuring 24 x 6 in. and in good condition overall. $1,500-$2,500

405. Mark Twain Riverboat transistor radio with box. (Disneyland, 1965) A figural transistor radio of the Mark Twain Riverboat made in Japan and still with the original box. The radio measures 2.75 x 12 x 7.25 in. including stand. In very good condition overall. Operation was not tested. $350-$450

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406. Mark Twain pilot’s certificates. (Disneyland, 1956) Vintage (3) souvenir pilots certificate given to lucky children that visited the top deck wheelhouse of the Mark Twain Riverboat. Printed on 7 x 8.5 in. parchment paper. In very good condition. $100-$200

407. Souvenir Mark Twain “skillet” ashtray and pencil sharpener. (Disneyland, 1956/65) Souvenir aluminum “skillet” ashtray featuring an image of the Mark Twain Paddlewheeler and sold through the Trading Post Souvenir shop in Frontierland. Measuring 4 x 5 x .75 in. and in fine condition. Also included is an unusual circa 1965 metal pencil sharpener patterned after the Mark Twain Riverboat. Measuring 1.5 x 2.5 in. and in good condition overall with some paint loss. $100-$200

408. Mark Twain Riverboat Disneyland pennant. (Disneyland, 1958) Rare 22 x 58 in. pennant flown from the top of the Mark Twain Riverboat in the early 50s. The embroidered pennant shows fading and staining from itsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; time on the Rivers of America, but still displays well. $2000-$3000

409. Mark Twain Riverboat Life Preserver prop. (Disneyland, 1960s) Rare life-preserver prop that hung on the Mark Twain Riverboat in the 1960s. The 26 x 26 x 3 in. canvas and rope prop was one of several that decorated the riverboat. In good condition with wear and staining from use. $2,000-$3000

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410. Original Sailing Ship Columbia attraction lamppost shield. (Disneyland, 1958) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color lamppost shield for the Disneyland Sailing Ship Columbia attraction. Although not as well-known as the attraction posters, and certainly more rare, shields like these were placed at street level throughout the park and advertised many of the most popular attractions. Measuring 18 x 16 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $2,000-$4,000

411. Original Sailing Ship Columbia cast member peacoat. (Disneyland, 1960) Original peacoat worn by cast members on the Sailing Ship Columbia attraction. In very good condition overall with expected wear. $350-$450

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412. Disney Gallery Sailing Ship Columbia attraction poster reprint. (Disneyland, 1995) High quality card stock paper lithograph reproduction of the Sailing Ship Columbia attraction poster issued by the Disney Gallery. Produced years before the print-on-demand reproductions, these first generation, original lithos have become collector items themselves and are now in high demand. Measuring 36 x 54 in. and in fine condition. $450-$550

413. Vintage Sailing Ship Columbia souvenir plate. (Disneyland, 1958) Vintage souvenir plate featuring Donald Duck and the Sailing Ship Columbia. Plate measures 4 in. in diameter and is in very good condition with light wear. $50-$100

414. Original Sailing Ship Columbia attraction poster. (Disneyland, 1958) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Sailing Ship Columbia attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $3000-$4000

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415. Tom Sawyer Island (2) explorer’s maps. (Disneyland, 1956/57) Beautiful pair of early maps of Tom Sawyer Island. Measuring 8.5 x 3.75 in. In very good condition. $100-$200

416. Aunt Jemima’s Pancake House paper placement. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare unused paper placemat from Aunt Jemima’s Pancake House in what is now the River Belle Terrace. The pancake house was a staple in Frontierland from 1955 until 1962, then Aunt Jemima’s Kitchen until finally closing in 1970. Measuring 9.75 x 13 in. and in good condition overall. $100-$200

417. Aunt Jemima’s Pancake House paper placement. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare paper placemat from Aunt Jemima’s Pancake House. Measuring 9.75 x 13 in. and in good condition overall. $100-$200

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418. Aunt Jemima’s Pancake House paper placement. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare paper placemat from Aunt Jemima’s Pancake House in what is now the River Belle Terrace. Measuring 9.75 x 13 in. and in good condition overall. $100-$200

419. Aunt Jemima’s Kitchen illustrated mailing envelope. (Disneyland, 1963) Extremely rare mailing envelope for sending souvenir menus from Aunt Jemima’s Kitchen. Measuring 6.5 x 9.5 in. and in fine condition overall. $100-$200

420. Original Tom Sawyer Island attraction poster. (Disneyland, 1956) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Tom Sawyer Island attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $3,000-$4,000

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The Golden Horseshoe Review actually debuted four days before Disneyland did; the first show was at Walt & Lilian’s 30th wedding anniversary party, held at the soon to be opened park on July 13, 1955. That first performance went off without a hitch (including a moment when a tipsy Walt climbed over the rail of his private box and down to the stage!), and was followed up with a record 47,250 performances. Wally Boag led the show as Pecos Bill from the beginning, but in 1956 was joined by Betty Taylor, who took over and owned the role of Sluefoot Sue for the next three decades.

421. Golden Horseshoe revue table card menu. (Disneyland, 1955/1962) A pair of early table card menus and program for Slue Foot Sue’s Golden Horseshoe Revue. The first dates from 1955 to early 1956 when Judy Marsh was still in the role of the racy saloon owner. The second dates from 1962. Each measuring 5 x 6 in. and in very good condition overall. $100-$200

422. Wally Boag’s “Boag-alloon Kit” box and instructions. (Disneyland, 1960s) Original box and instructions (no balloons) for the “Boag-alloon kit”. Box measures 7 x 4 in. and is in very good condition overall. $150-$250

424. Golden Horseshoe Revue refreshments menu sign. (Disneyland, 1960s) Original 1960s era refreshment sign from the Golden Horseshoe Revue. The silk-screened Masonite sign measures 10 x 14 in. In very good condition with some wear to paint. $900-$1000

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423. Partially signed Wally Boag’s “Boag-alloon Kit” packet. (Disneyland, 1960s) Partially signed packet (no balloons) for the “Boag-alloon kit”. Box measures 6 x 7.75 in. and is in very good condition overall. $75-$150

425. Original Golden Horseshoe revue Pepsi Cola soda tap ornamentation. (Disneyland, 1955) Unusual solid copper “Pepsi-Cola” logo that was mounted on one of the four original soda fountain taps at the famous “Longest Soda Bar in the West” inside the Golden Horseshoe Saloon. In the 1970s Pepsi briefly dropped its sponsorship of the attraction and the logos were removed. This particular one was kept as a keepsake by the Park Maintenance supervisor who removed it. In good condition overall with expected wear and patina from use. $700-$900

426. Original Golden Horseshoe Revue attraction poster. (Disneyland, 1955) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Golden Horseshoe Revue attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $3,000-$4,000

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427. Original Golden Horseshoe revue attraction poster. (Disneyland, 1979) A very rare 1970s variation poster for the Disneyland Golden Horseshoe Revue attraction. Silkscreen on Tyvec paper measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $2,000-$3,000

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428. Original Golden Horseshoe Revue marquee sign. (Disneyland, 1960s) Amazing double-sided marquee that was placed over the front entrance of the saloon above the second floor balcony. The sign hung from two iron straps on a mast, which was placed perpendicular to the building front so it could be seen from both sides of the saloon. The sign was removed in the late 1970s when Disneyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s contract with Pepsi-Cola ended and Coca-Cola became the soft drink sponsor pf the park. The hand-painted wooden sign with simulated embedded rubies measures 36 x 60 x 2.5 in very good condition with expected wear. $25,000-$35,000

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429. Betty Taylor signed personal Golden horseshoe Revue song folio. (Disneyland, 1960s) Betty Taylor’s, (Slue Foot Sue from 1956 till 1987) personal song folio for The Golden Horseshoe Revue. Includes sheet music and notes. Measuring 14 x 11 in. in very good condition with wear from use. $500-$600

431. Betty Taylor original “Slue Foot Sue” costume dress. (Disneyland, 1956) Another dramatic stage costume for Betty Taylor as “Slue foot Sue.” In very good condition with some wear from age. $7,500-$8,500

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430. Betty Taylor original “Slue Foot Sue” costume dress. (Disneyland, 1956) One of Betty Taylor’s earliest “Slue Foot Sue” costumes, complete with the black Egret feather headpiece, her original stage wig, and laceup boots. This dress was also worn on-camera for the 1962 Golden Horseshoe Revue featurette, starring Taylor and Wally Boag along with Anette and Ed Wynn. In very good condition with some wear from age. Comes with original storage box and head form from Taylor’s dressing room. $8,000-$9,000

432. Betty Taylor original “Slue Foot Sue” feather headdress. (Disneyland, 1956) Red-feathered headdress from one of Betty Taylor’s “Slue Foot Sue” costumes. In very good condition with some wear from age. Pictured wig is for display purposes only. $600-$800

433. Betty Taylor original “Slue Foot Sue” feather headdress. (Disneyland, 1956) Black-feathered headdress from one of Betty Taylor’s “Slue Foot Sue” costumes. In very good condition with some wear from age. Pictured wig is for display purposes only. $600-$800

435. Betty Taylor original “Slue Foot Sue” costume dress. (Disneyland, 1965) A strikingly elaborate stage costume for Betty Taylor as “Slue Foot Sue.” Includes matching choker and shoes from her dressing room. In worn condition with rips along one shoulder and in the bodice, and wear from 30 years on stage. $6,000-$7,000

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434. Betty Taylor original “Slue Foot Sue” costume dress. (Disneyland, 1968) A complete cowgirl stage costume for Betty Taylor as “Slue Foot Sue” including hat, boots and belt. In stage worn condition with some small holes. $4,000-$5,000

436. Betty Taylor original “Slue Foot Sue” Bustier. (Disneyland, 1956) Black bustier from one of Betty Taylor’s “Slue Foot Sue” costumes. In very good condition with some wear from age. $300-$500

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437. Signed Golden Horseshoe Review LP record. (Disneyland, 1957) Rare early Golden Horseshoe Revue performance on 12 in. LP with autographs of the starring entertainers, Donald Novis, Betty Taylor and Wally Boag. Most likely signed at Disneyland before or after a performance. In very good condition. $400-$500

438. Signed Golden Horseshoe Review LP record. (Disneyland, 1957) Rare early Golden Horseshoe Revue performance on 12” in. LP autographed of the star, Wally Boag. Inscribed in black pen with his catch-phrase: “Nobody Sleeps While I’m On.” $300-$400

439. Carroll Clark Golden Horseshoe Revue movie stage design model sheets. (Disneyland, 1962) Set of (5) 10 x 12 in. studio Photostat model sheets featuring Carroll Clark’s stage designs for The Golden Horseshoe Revue movie starring Annette Funicello and the Disneyland cast. $300-$400

missing photo 440. Golden Horseshoe Revue one-sheet theatrical poster. (Disneyland, 1962) One-sheet poster for the theatrical presentation of “The Golden Horseshoe Revue” which covered the milestone of the 10,000th performance of the show. Co-starring Annette Funicello and Ed Wynn, the film is probably the best visual record of the historic stage show. $200-$400

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441. Golden Horseshoe Revue press kit with photos. (Disneyland, 1965) Original press kit with photos from the 1965 Golden Horseshoe revue. Photos measure 9 x 11 in. and 10 x 8 in. Very good condition overall. $150-$250

442. Golden Horseshoe Revue photos. (Disneyland, 1965) Set of (4) original photos featuring Wally Boag and Betty Taylor at the Golden Horseshoe Revue. Very good condition overall. $100-$200

443. Frontierland Cigar Store Indian. (Disneyland, 1960s) Frontierland’s first citizen, well-known landmark and popular photo subject was this Cigar Store Indian, who stood watch in front of the Frontierland Trading Post for years. There were always two cigar store Indians at Disneyland, a red-caped one in front of the Main Street Tobacco Store, and this green caped one in Frontierland. Originally sculpted at the Disney Studio, a mold for fiberglass castings (“pulls”) was created so that the Indians could be replaced after wear and tear from use in the park. To this day, “pulls” are made from the original molds and are still in place at Disneyland. It is estimated that these fiberglass props would be replaced every five to ten years. This figure was removed sometime in the late 1970s and was sent to the Burbank Prop Department for use by the studio. Eventually it was placed in a Disney Studio prop department sale. The figure stands 70 in. tall and is in very good condition with paint fading and chipping as well as scratches and nicks from years of silently entertaining guests at the park. An amazingly rare and important artifact from the park. $30,000- $35,000

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444. Casa De Fritos mailing gift box. (Disneyland, 1955) Nothing says “Merry Christmas” more than a bag of “Fritos” or “Cheetos” mailed direct from Disneyland’s Casa De Fritos restaurant. This extremely rare mailing box allowed guests to order and mail home Frito’s golden chips as Christmas gifts in the winter of 1955. This 7 x 9 x 5 in. box shows plenty of wear and water staining, but all the graphics still show nicely, and finding another example is likely close to impossible. $400-$500

445. Casa De Fritos give-away recipe book. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare recipe book that was given away as part of the “Frito Kid” vending display at the register of the Casa De Fritos Restaurant. Measuring 6 x 8 in. In very good condition. $100-$200

446. Casa De Fritos ceramic child’s mug. (Disneyland, 1956) An extremely rare ceramic child’s mug from the Casa de Fritos restaurant. Measuring 3.25 x 4.25 x 3.25 in. and in very good condition. $250-$350

447. Guy Williams Zorro Day autograph card. (Disneyland, 1958) Rare fan card given away during a Disneyland appearance day with Guy Williams and other stars of the Zorro TV series. Zorro was at the height of its popularity and the appearance was a huge hit however, the high demands on the actors, coupled with the staggering crowds clogging the arteries into Frontierland, made the actual signing of autographs difficult. Instead, these pre-printed autograph cards were distributed free to fans for the event. Measuring 5 x 7 in. In very good condition. $100-$200

448. Souvenir Frontierland ceramic ashtray. (Disneyland, 1956) Fantastic souvenir ceramic ashtray featuring a western theme and sold through the Ruggles Souvenir shop at Disneyland. Measuring 8 x 12.5 x 2.25 in. in fine condition. $150-$250

449. Frontierland souvenir fabric. (Disneyland, 1955) Unusual and rare souvenir fabric sold at the Davey Crockett Mercantile in the early days of the park. Measuring 5.5 x 13 in. In very good condition with some staining on reverse. Measuring 36 x 42 in. and in very good condition. $200-300

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450. Original Frontierland cast member winter jacket. (Disneyland, 1960) Winter jacket worn by cast members in Frontierland in the early 1960s. Very good condition overall with expected wear. $400-$500 451. Rainbow Caverns Mine Train #3 engine badge prop. (Disneyland, 1956) Original badge prop from the #3 mine train on the Rainbow Caverns and later the Natures Wonderland attractions. This heavy porcelained steel badge with riveted brass numeral adorned the front of the locomotive. In very good condition overall. $5,000-$7,000

452. Natures Wonderland/Rainbow Caverns train spike. (Disneyland, 1956) Original train spike from the Rainbow Caverns/ Nature’s Wonderland attractions framed and sold as a limited edition through the Disneyana shop. The 4.5 in. spike is framed with a miniature train. Overall size 10.5 x 10.5 in. $400-$500

453. Nature’s Wonderland guidebook insert. (Disneyland, 1960) A rare insert to the 1960 Disneyland Guidebook and also available as a handout flyer at various souvenir kiosks throughout the park in the summer of 1958. Featuring outstanding Nature’s Wonderland concept billboard artwork, the flyer touts the coming attraction in Frontierland and America the Beautiful in Tomorrowland. Measuring 8 x 11.25 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

454. Kodak Movie News Magazine featuring Disneyland. (Disneyland, 1961) Summer 1961 issue of Kodak Movie News Magazine featuring Disneyland and the newly opened Nature’s Wonderland Railroad. Measuring 9 x 6 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

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455. Original Rainbow Caverns attraction poster. (Disneyland, 1956) A stunning and extremely rare original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Rainbow Caverns attraction. This is one of several special posters made with fluorescent paints for glow-in-the-dark display in black light. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $9,500-$12,000

456. ORIGINAL NATURES WONDERLAND ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1960) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Natureâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Wonderland attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame.$6,000-$8,000

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457. Ward Kimball signed Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad ticket stub. (Disneyland, 1957) Rare ticket for the “Frontierland Freight” train of the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad dating from approximately 1957. These multistubbed tickets were some of the most elaborate tickets issued by Disneyland and although a great idea in theory, they quickly became a bottleneck of procedure and were soon phased out. This particular ticket is signed in red ink by Disney and train legend, Ward Kimball, who in recent years, has had a Disneyland train named after him in honor of his contribution to Walt’s interest in trains. Measuring 2.5 x 5.35 in. and in very good condition. $600-$700

458. Santa Fe and Disneyland Railroad Route map. (Disneyland, 1957) Beautiful early route map of the Santa Fe and Disneyland Railroad. Measuring 5 x 3in. In very good condition. $100-$200

460. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad opening press kit. (Disneyland, 1979) Original press kit for the opening of the Big Thunder mountain Railroad. Measuring 12 x 9 in. and in very good condition. $100-200

461. Sam McKim signed Santa Fe and Disneyland Railroad limited edition lithograph. (Disneyland, 1997) Hard-to-find limited edition Disneyland Railroad concept art lithograph signed by Imaginer Sam McKim. This piece was limited to only 300 pieces and sold through the Disney Gallery in the park. Entire piece measures 11 x 14 in. In very fine condition. $300-$400

459. Auburn Disneyland Express train playset with box. (Disneyland, 1959) Vintage Disneyland Express toy train set with original box and uncut inserts. Box measures 7 x 10 x 2.5 in. and is decorated with Frontierland-style graphics. In good condition with wear to box and some edge tears. $350-$450

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462. FRONTIERLAND RAILROAD ATTRACTION SOUVENIR POSTER MIRROR. (Disneyland, 1976) Souvenir mirror featuring a reproduction of the classic Frontierland Railroad attraction poster. These mirrors were sold throughout the park in the 1970s and featured a variety of attraction poster images. Actual mirror measures 13.25 x 9.25 in. in a 18 x 13.75 in. frame. Fine condition overall. $150-$250

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464. Dixieland at Disney with Louis Armstrong ticket booth poster. (Disneyland, 1964) A very rare main gate ticket booth poster from the 5th Annual Dixieland at Disneyland special Autumn concert series event starring Louis Armstrong. The poster measures 12 x 8 in. and is in very good condition. $250-$350

465. Dixieland at Disneyland special admission ticket. (Disneyland, 1962) A very rare advance sale ticket from Disneylandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s presentation of Dixieland at Disneyland on Saturday, September 29th, 1962. Rare in that this large, beautiful ticket was made for one night only. Measuring 2.5 x 7.5 in. and in good condition. $100-$200

466. Dixieland at Disneyland special admission ticket. (Disneyland, 1963) A very rare advance sale ticket from Disneylandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s presentation of Dixieland at Disneyland on Saturday, September 28th, 1963. Rare in that this large, beautiful ticket was made for one night only. Measuring 2.5 x 7.5 in. and in fine condition. $200-$400

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467. Dixieland at Disneyland with Louis Armstrong main gate poster. (Disneyland, 1964) A very rare large size Main Gate card stock poster from the 5th Annual Dixieland at Disneyland special Autumn concert series event starring Louis Armstrong. The poster measures 20 x 27 in. and is in very good condition. $2,000-$3,000

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468. River Belle Terrace Restaurant original entrance sign. (Disneyland, 1970s) Handsome silkscreen on wood oval entrance sign for the River Belle Terrace Restaurant. This 23 x 29 in. sign would have originally hung over one of the entrance doorways. In very good condition. $3,000-$3,500

469. BEAR COUNTRY PRESS KIT. (Disneyland, 1972) Spiral bound press information kit on the forthcoming, Bear Country featuring the Country Bear Jamboree. The kit features concept art and general background info on the newest land to Disneyland in the Spring on 1972. After the loss of the Mineral King project in the California Sierras, the country themed entertainment developed for it was re-purposed into Disneyland itself. Measuring 11 x 9 in. and in very good condition. $200-$300

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470. Bear Country/Country Bear Jamboree press kit. (Disneyland, 1972) Rare press kit in folder featuring photos and Marc Davis concept art for the newest land at Disneyland since Opening Day. Filled with typed info sheets and photos for press release. Measuring 12 x 9 in. and in very good condition. $200-$300

471. Original Country Bear Jamboree attraction poster. (Disneyland, 1972) A stunning original color poster for the Disneyland Country Bear Jamboree attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $600-$900

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picture spot #4 More guest slides and photos from around the park.

472. Collection of (78) amateur color slides from disneyland circa 1963-1964. $75-$100

473. Collection of (22) amateur photos from disneyland circa 1959. $75-$100

474. Collection of (35) amateur color slides at Disneyland circa 1962. $75-$150

475. Collection of (35) amateur photos from disneyland circa 1967. $75-$150

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476. Collection of (69) color amateur slides of Disneyland circa 1968. $100-$150

477. Collection of (22) color amateur slides of Disneyland circa 1963-1967. $75-$100

478. Collection of (25) color amateur slides of Disneyland circa 1964-1968. $75-$150

479. Collection of (42) color commercial slides of Disneyland circa 1956. $50-$100

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Opening in 1966 as the first new “land” since opening day, New Orleans square covered about three acres. The intricate series of streets that weave through the area are based on 19th century New Orleans and feature shops, restaurants, and the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. The following year, the Haunted Mansion attraction opened and the square has remained mostly intact since then. The dedication ceremony in July of 1966 was Walt Disney’s last public appearance at Disneyland before his death.

480. NEW ORLEANS SQUARE “NEAR-ATTRACTION” POSTER FROM THE MAIN STREET EMPORIUM. (Disneyland, 1966) A very scarce ”near-attraction” poster from the Summer of 1966. This beautiful 30 x 22 in. printed poster was part of a set of (6) images that were actually displayed in the park as attraction posters, but also formally sold individually at the Main Street Emporium. They were only available that Summer and as such, are very hard to come by. In very good condition with minor wear, some pin holes and light foxing. $400-$600

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481. NEIL BOYLE COURT OF ANGELS CONCEPT PAINTING. (Disneyland, 1965) Stunning original painting by illustrator and Disney Imagineer, Neil Boyle for the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Court of Angelesâ&#x20AC;? in New Orleans Square. This painting first appeared in a 1965 Vacationland Magazine and later as the cover of a 1967 issue. Disney also used it for the grand opening ticket booth poster and it has since been reproduced countless times both in print and on merchandise. Accomplished in acrylic and pastel. In fine condition overall. $12,000-$15,000

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482. NEW ORLEANS SQUARE GRAND OPENING TICKET BOOTH POSTER. (Disneyland, 1969) Rare 12 x 9 in. Main Gate Ticket Booth poster for Magic Kingdom Club members, the equivalent of today’s annual pass membership. These rare pointof-sale posters were printed at the Disneyland Print Shop for exclusive distribution at the Disneyland ticket booths to promote the membership of the Magic Kingdom Club. $100-$200

483. CLUB 33 FORMATION ARTICLES AND DOCUMENTS. (Disneyland, 1967) Formation articles and documents for the formation of Club 33 and its board of directors. Initiated by Walt as part of the New Orleans Square expansion for The Pirates of the Caribbean attraction, this exclusive club was to take the place of Walt’s previous backstage showplace within the Red Wagon Inn. Walt hand-picked the decor and supervised the theming of the club. Unfortunately, he did not live to enjoy the finished product. Measuring 11 x 8.5 in. and in very good condition. $200-$400

484. RARE CLUB 33 MEMBERSHIP SALES BROCHURE. (Disneyland, 1967) Rare sales brochure that was available to corporate sponsors, park leasees and VIPs related to studio business as Disneyland prepared for the opening of Club 33 in New Orleans Square. This classy 1967 brochure features exquisite artwork and photos of the Club 33 entrance and its many interior features. Laid out in a similar fashion to a park guidebook, it is a rarity to be sure. So much so, that a limited edition reprint was done in the late 1990s. Originals are extremely scarce. Measuring 8.75 x 9 in. and in very good condition. $800-$900

485. CLUB 33 TABLE AND CHAIR SET. (Disneyland, 1967) Table and (2) chairs from the first years of operation at the mysterious Club 33. Inspired by the various VIP lounges Disney experienced at the 1964 New York World’s Fair, the club is reportedly named after the 33 original corporate sponsors of the park and was originally intended for their and other industry VIPs exclusive use. Disney hired Hollywood set director Emil Kuri (It’s a Wonderful Life, Mary Poppins, 20,000 Leagues under The Sea)to decorate the club. This pair of wooden padded chairs and table are part of that original décor. In very good condition with expected wear to wood and seats. $2,500-$3,500

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486. NEW ORLEANS SQUARE SOUVENIR PLATE AND CAST IRON TRIVET. (Disneyland, 1966) Souvenir decorative plate from New Orleans Square paired with a souvenir cast iron and tile trivet. Plate measures 4.25 x 4.25 x 1 in. and in very good condition. Trivet measures 5.25 x 9.25 x .75 in. and is in very good condition. $100-$200

487. WROUGHT IRON HANGING STORE SIGN FOR MASCARADS D’ARLEQUIN. (Disneyland, 1965) A very rare, wrought iron suspension bracket, sign and frame from the original New Orleans Square in 1965. This sign hung in Disneyland from 1965 to sometime into the early 1990s. The location was originally the La Boutique D’Or”shop and sometime in the 1970s, the ‘business was re-themed as the Masqarade shop. The signs were changed at that point. This was purchased directly from the estate of a park supervisor. It is most probable that the iron bracket frame dates from a much earlier period than ’65 as it is well documented that the WED art directors were sent to New Orleans with the purpose of securing vintage architectural salvage from the city for aged authenticity in the new themed land. This quality and apparently very old iron sign was part of that acquisition. See the period photo from the 1960s taken from an actual slide in the collection. Note the white paint drip on the lower bracket of the crest frame that matches the marking on the actual piece today. Very heavy. $2,500-$3,000

488. NEW ORLEANS SQUARE PERFUME SHOP BOX. (Disneyland, 1978) A beautiful, graphic folding presentation box from Mlle. Antoinette’s Perfumier Shop in New Orleans Square. Inside is a sample perfume rose clip and a business card from the shop. Measuring 4 x 4.5 x 2.5 in. and in fine condition. $100-$200

489. FRENCH MARKET FOOD SERVICE TRAY. (Disneyland, 1960s) Serving food tray from the French Market. Measuring 14 x 18 x 1 in. In very good condition. $250-$350

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The Pirates of the Caribbean attraction opened in March of 1967, three months after the death of Walt Disney, who was heavily involved with the creation of the attraction. Originally conceived as a walk-through attraction, development was put on hold in 1963 so that Imagineers could concentrate on the World’s Fair. When development re-launched in 1965, the success of the boat-ride concept being used in It’s a Small World made Disney re-think the idea and re-design the ride. Relying on the talents of some of the great minds at the studio, WED created a thrilling ride and an amazing world populated by audio-animatronic characters. After “punching up” such attractions as Nature’s Wonderland and The Jungle Cruise, storyman Marc Davis was at his peak as he built the scenes and story for this attraction. X. Atencio (responsible for most of the unusual stop motion animation seen at the time in shorts like Noah’s Ark (1959) and the opening credits of The Parent Trap and The Misadventures of Merlin Jones) tackled the difficult task of building out stories from Marc Davis’ already rich scene designs for the Pirates of the Caribbean. He wrote full scripts for this attraction, including the lyrics to the iconic song, Yo Ho (A Pirate’s Life for Me). 490. MARC DAVIS SIGNED PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN SOUVENIR GUIDEBOOK. (Disneyland, 1967) Pirates of the Caribbean souvenir guidebook signed on cover by Imagineer Marc Davis. Measuring 10.75 x 9 in. and in very good condition. $400-$500

492. PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN GRAND OPENING TICKET BOOTH POSTER. (Disneyland, 1967) Rare 12 x 9 in. Main Gate Ticket Booth poster for the opening of the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction in 1967. These rare point-of-sale posters were printed at the Disneyland Print Shop for exclusive distribution at the Disneyland ticket booths to promote the membership of the Magic Kingdom Club,…the equivalent of today’s Annual Pass membership. Special pricing and events would occasionally be made available to club members and at one time, the local Southern California membership was massive. A striking poster in very good condition. $300-$500

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491. PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN SOUVENIR GUIDEBOOK. (Disneyland, 1973) This very handsome souvenir photo guidebook was sold in the Pieces of Eight shop outside the exit for the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. At the request of Walt, a book was to be published showcasing Marc Davis’ brilliant design paintings for the show while also giving guests a primer on pirate history. This first edition of the book is filled with stunning art and information. Measuring 11 x 9 in. and in very good condition. $50-$100

493. Backstage Magazine cast member publication. (Disneyland, 1967) Extremely rare Summer, 1967 issue of Backstage Magazine, the cast member publication that served as a behind-thescenes news source for employees. This particular issue features the opening of the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. In very good condition. $200-$400

494. ORIGINAL PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN PARK-USED ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1968) A stunning original silk-screened poster for the Disneyland Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. This particular poster actually hung in the park and has been pasted over several other posters with the original Masonite backing. In vintage good condition with light scratching and slight wear along edges with holes along the edges where it was mounted. $5,000-$7,000

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495. PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN ORIGINAL GLASS E-TICKET ENTRANCE SIGN. (Disneyland, 1967) Iconic E-Ticket sign from the original entrance of the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction in New Orleans Square. One of only two produced to flank the entrance, it was created by the Disneyland Sign & Pictorial Department. Constructed with high-quality materials it consists of a mounting frame with metal bolt hardware surrounding the delicate glass sign. The glass is “glue-chipped” with reverse silkscreened paint and silver gilding. This technique dates from the 19th Century and was used in several locations within Disneyland, but mostly in New Orleans Square and Main Street (*see other examples in this collection).To this day, there are two surviving signs in New Orleans Square done at the same time in the mid1960s, using the same technique. One at the entrance of Club 33 and the other hanging above the entrance to the ‘Crystal D’Orleans’ shop. Both stunning examples of the signmakers art. This sign notified guests of the ticket denomination required for entrance as found on all attractions in the ticket book era. It remained in position for many years, from 1967 to 1984, when the ticket system was dropped in favor of the universal Disneyland Passport. There is perhaps no item more representative of vintage Disneyland than the iconic, E-Ticket. Acquired directly from a 20+ year ex-supervisor of the Disneyland Sign & Pictorial Department. It gets no more rare than this fabulous item! In fine condition. Special shipping arrangements will apply. $20,000 -$30,000

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496. SIGNED MARC DAVIS PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN CONCEPT PAINTING. (Disneyland, 1965) An extremely rare original concept painting by legendary animator/Imagineer Marc Davis. This painting was done during the exploratory phase of the attraction. Davis was the lead story man and this painting was part of his work on the tableau scenes. More specifically, the “Bride Auction” scene. These two characters were situated across the channel and were part of the “prospective bidders” of the brides being offered by the auctioneer. Especially noteworthy is that Disney hand-picked this particular image to be used as promotional art for the attraction. It is featured in the preview and post-opening guidebooks for both Disneyland and Disney World. The artwork is also featured in the famous set of (12) postcards issued for sale in the newly-opened Pirate Arcade in 1966. This is one of a handful of Davis concepts that exist outside the Imaginering archives. Accomplished ink and watercolor. In fine condition. $40,000-$50,000

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497. MARC DAVIS SIGNED PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN COMPLETE POSTCARD SET. (Disneyland, 1967) Extremely rare complete set of the first postcards issued for The Pirates of the Caribbean attraction in 1967. Walt was so taken with Marc Davis’ concept paintings for the attraction, he insisted that his actual artwork be used in the promotions. Walt commissioned the Pirates of the Caribbean souvenir program and this set of 12 postcards before his death. The cards were available in only one place in the world: a custom pirate-themed coin-op postcard dispenser in the Pieces of Eight shop at the exit to the attraction. They were available in two separate groups of six cards, named Set A and Set B. In later years, the machine was removed and the cards with then sold on a rotating rack of postcards in the same shop. Each card has been hand-signed by Marc Davis and measures 5.5x 3.5 in. All are in fine condition overall. $1,000-$2,000

498. PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN ORIGINAL POSTCARD DISPENSER. (Disneyland, 1967) This custom made vending machine was created for the newly opened Pirate Arcade in New Orleans Square in 1967. Pre-dating the opening of Pirates of the Caribbean, this arcade featured pirate-themed games and merchandise which acted as a teaser for the forthcoming attraction. This special machine dispensed the famed Marc Davis Pirate Postcards which consisted of imagery from his concept art for the attraction. Offered in two sets of six for $.25 each, the machine marquee shows of the cards. Constructed by Imagineer Sam McKim the lower inside door contains notes and dates in his hand-writing concerning construction and operation. This one-of-a-kind machine has been featured in Disneyland historical books and magazines such as “The Nickel Tour”and E-Ticket magazine . In very good condition. Some “rope” edging has been restored. Operation not tested. $10,000-$12,000 Special shipping arrangements will apply

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499. PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN ORIGINAL CURSED DRINKER PROP. (Disneyland, 1967) An extremely rare and iconic attraction-used prop from The Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. The attraction is a story of pirate greed, crime and indulgence. As guests drift through the haunted grottos, a story of demise unfolds. Here lies the mortal remains of pirates, forever frozen in their final moments. In a scene entitled, The Crew’s Quarters, a visual gag was created to evoke to the drunken excess of pirates. Here, the pirates had built a makeshift tavern using gear from their victim’s ships as a refuge to enjoy their pillaged booty. In what must surely be one of the most iconic images from the attraction, a skeletal pirate is forever locked in an eternal guzzle of ill-gotten spirits. The never-ending flow of wine pouring down his mouth and right through his empty torso, creates a magically graphic display. So well-known, the gag was recreated in a scene for the 2003, Gore Vorbinski feature film, “Pirates of the Caribbean”. The figure is placed in the position of a drinking pirate. From the raised bottle over his head, a twisted column of transparent plexiglass runs through his boney chest, giving the appearance of swallowed liquor. This was the first installed figure for this scene dating from the attraction opening in 1967. The wood base and wear are consistent with the damp and humid conditions of the ride building, in particular, the cave grotto sections. The figure comes with a custom display stand, consisting of an old, weathered whiskey barrel featuring a sunken motor mechanism to operate the falling rum effect and internal LED lighting. $60,000 - $80,000 Special shipping arrangements will apply

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500. Pirates of the Caribbean (4) souvenir condiment jars. (Disneyland, 1967) Set of (4) ceramic pirate head condiment jars sold at the Pieces of Eight shop outside the exit for the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. Measuring 3.75 x 4.75 x 3.5 in. each and in good condition with some wear to paint. $200-$300

501. Pirates of the Caribbean Limited Edition Warning Skull. (Disneyland, 2009) Limited edition reproduction of the “Warning Skull” whose phrase “Dead Men Tell No Tales” is one of the most remembered parts of the attraction. Measuring 15 x 21 in. and in good condition with some wear. $600-$700

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503. PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN SOUVENIR SNOW GLOBE. (Disneyland, 1967) Plastic souvenir snow globe sold at the Pieces of Eight shop outside the exit for the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. Measuring 2 x 2 x 5 in. and in good condition with some wear to paint. $100-$200

502. PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN DISNEY GALLERY ATTRACTION POSTER LITHOGRAPH. (Disneyland, 1995) High quality card stock paper lithograph reproduction of the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction posters issued by the Disney Gallery. This was issued several years before “print on demand” releases which bore little resemblance to the vintage posters they emulated. These first generation, original lithos have become collector items themselves and are now in high demand. Measuring 36 x 54 in. and in fine condition. $450-$550

504. PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN LIMITED EDITION LENTICULAR PHOTO. (Disneyland, 2000) Limited edition lenticular photo of Disneyland ’s Pirates of the Caribbean. Measuring ? x ? in. and limited to only ? pieces. In fine condition. $800-$1,000

505. SIGNED PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN LIMITED EDITION LITHOGRAPH. (Disneyland, 2000) Limited edition lithographic print of Disneyland concept art by Imagineer, Marc Davis featuring the Pirates of the Caribbean. The artwork is hand-signed by Imagineers Alice Davis, Sam McKim, X. Atencio, Bob Barannick, Kimberly Alison and Harriet Burns. Measuring 36 x 19 in. In fine condition. $600-$700

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506. HAUNTED MANSION “GHOST RELATIONS” PUBLICITY PHOTO. (Disneyland, 1963) Rarely seen studio release publicity photo showing the Marty Sklar penned “Ghost Relations” sign. Placed outside of the Haunted Mansion after completion of the façade in 1963, the sign hinted at the wonder to come for six long years before the attraction opened. In very fine condition. $100-$200

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The second of the Marc Davis and X. Atencio masterpieces, the Haunted Mansion attraction opened in 1969, however the concept of the attraction had been in development prior to the opening of the park. In 1961, gate flyers announcing the attractions opening in 1963 were distributed. However, just as with the Pirates of The Caribbean attraction, the New York World’s Fair caused development to be halted. Delayed again after Disney’s death, the attraction was given new life with Davis’ rich designs and X.Atencio’s skillfull storytelling (he also wrote the theme and lyrics to the iconic Grim Grinning Ghosts).

507. ORIGINAL HAUNTED MANSION PRE-OPENING EMPLOYEE PREVIEW POSTER. (Disneyland, 1969) A stunning original color poster for the employee pre-opening of Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion attraction. Measuring 19 x 11.5 in. , this poster is the only one known to exist from this event. Framed size is 28 x 20 in. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $10,000-$15,000

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508. ORIGINAL HAUNTED MANSION ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1969) A stunning original color poster for the Disneyland Haunted Mansion attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $8,000-$9,000

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509. Haunted Mansion Original Audio-Animatronics速 Maintenance Manual Binder. (Walt Disney World, 1969) Extremely rare Maintenance manual for the Haunted Mansion attraction at Walt Disney World. The manual (the same one used at Disneyland) features instructions and graphics on the operation and behind the scenes workings of the entire ride. An amazing bookthat reveals the secrets of one of the most popular attractions at the park. Measuring 11.25 x 15.75 x 2 in. $4,000-$6,000

510. HAUNTED HOUSE TIN LITHO TOY. (Disneyland, 1966) These tin-litho electric banks were sold at the souvenir kiosk just outside the Haunted Mansion in the late 1960s and early 1970s, even before the Mansion opened in August 1969. Placing a coin on the front door step, a circuit would activate, triggering a light on the front porch and a ghost figure to gather the coin into the Mansion.The house itself is in very good condition and comes with the original box which is in poor condition. The house measures 7 x 9 x 7.5 in. $250-350

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511. HAUNTED MANSION SECRET PANEL CHEST. (Disneyland, 1966) These wood puzzle chests featuring WED concept art were sold before the Haunted Mansion opened from a kiosk just outside the closed gates. They continued to be sold as a souvenir for several years after the 1969 opening of the attraction. Measuring 3.5 x 5.25 x 2.25 in. In good condition with wear from use. $150-$250

512. Backstage Magazine cast member publication. (Disneyland, 1969) Extremely rare Summer, 1969 issue of Backstage Magazine, This particular issue a standout, featuring the opening of the Haunted Mansion in New Orleans Square. Measuring 10.75 x 8 in. and in very good condition. $300-$500

513. ORIGINAL JOHN HENCH COSTUME DESIGN FOR THE HAUNTED MANSION ATTRACTION. (Disneyland, 1968) Original costume design art by imagineer John Hench, featuring his rendering of the cast member butler costume. Accomplished in graphite and pastel. In fine condition. $8,000-$10,000

514. DISNEYLAND HAUNTED MANSION CAST MEMBER BUTLER COSTUME (Disneyland, 1969) A cast member butler costume for the Haunted Mansion attraction. This original costume is from the opening year of the attraction. In very good condition with some wear from use. $2,000-$3,000

515. DISNEYLAND HAUNTED MANSION CAST MEMBER MAID COSTUME. (Disneyland, 1990s) A complete cast member maid costume for the Haunted Mansion attraction. In very good condition with some wear from use. $1,500-$2,000

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516. DISNEYLAND HAUNTED MANSION CAST MEMBER MAID COSTUME CLOAK. (Disneyland, 1970) A cast member maid cloak for the Haunted Mansion attraction. In very good condition with some wear from use. $700-$800

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What began as a hobby for Anaheim residents Randy and Dotti Smith (Randotti) became a sustainable business making early souvenirs for Disneyland (and Disneyland only) in 1956. Their solid plaster cast tikis, skulls and tombstones could be found in the Main Street Magic Shop, Adventureland and later New Orleans Square. As the parks grew so did their business expanding to Disney World before finally ending in the early 1980s. Today, Randotti products are highly prized and sought after by Disneyana collectors.

517. RANDOTTI HAUNTED MANSION SOUVENIR TOMBSTONE. (Disneyland, 1969) Souvenir 4.25 x .75 x 8.25 in. solid plaster cast tombstone by Randotti. In very good condition. $150-$250

518. SOUVENIR SKULL. (Disneyland, 1970s) Souvenir 3 x 4.25 x 3.25 in. solid plaster cast glow-inthe-dark skull by Randotti. In very good condition. $100-$200

520. DISNEYLAND HAUNTED MANSION ORIGINAL CURTAIN TASSelS. (Disneyland, 1970s) Original curtain tassels from the portrait hallway of the Haunted Mansion attraction. Measuring 8.5 in. long and in very good condition. $400-$600

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519. RANDOTTI HAUNTED MANSION SOUVENIR SKULL. (Disneyland, 1974) Souvenir solid plaster cast glow-in-the-dark skull by Randotti. In very good condition. $100-$200

521. DISNEYLAND HAUNTED MANSION DRINKING GOBLET PROP. (Disneyland, 1970s) Original drinking goblet from the ballroom/dining hall of the Haunted Mansion attraction. Measuring 2.5 x 2.5 x 4.25 in. and in very good condition. $500-$600

522. DISNEYLAND HAUNTED MANSION ORIGINAL CLOSED SIGN. (Disneyland, 1970s) A very handsome, hand-painted wood sign from the 1970s for the Haunted Mansion atrraction.These would be placed outside the entrance when the attraction was closed during operating hours due to maintenance. Measuring 36 x 18 in. and in very good condition. $2,000-$3000

523. Chris Mueller signed Haunted Mansion gate plaque reference photo. (Disneyland, 1969) Sculptor Chris Mueller sculpted many of the park’s figures and ride vehicles from 1954 well into the 1970s. Shortly after completing his sculpture of the iconic Haunted Mansion Gate Plaque, he snapped this reference photo. The photo is dated July 17th, 1969, just three weeks before the opening of the attraction and is signed on the reverse by Mueller. In good condition with some wear. $150-$250

525. Disneyland Haunted Mansion Entry Plaque reproduction. (Disneyland, 1990s) This famed gate plaque for the Haunted Mansion was sculpted by Imagineer Chris Mueller in 1969. The original, still in place to this day is made of Bronze. In the early 1990s a Imagineering executive commissioned a reproduction to be made off the original mold. One of the best artists at WED made a small number of the “original mold pulls” which we are told was less than twenty pieces. They were cast in heavy resin and felt-backed with a built in heavy duty wall mounting for hanging. Although subsequent copies have been made of the Plaque, none have the quality of material or the detail found in these “original pulls”. Measuring 24 x 14 in. and in fine condition. $999-$1,000

524. HAUNTED MANSION ORIGINAL HALLWAY HAGING PORTRAIT. (Disneyland, 1980s) Hanging portrait found along the walls of the ‘knocking doors’corridor between the solarium and the seance room in the Haunted Mansion attraction. The actual prop is quite simple: a plastic frame similar to the ones used on Main Street for silouettes with a print of a ghost mounted inside the glass. Two holes are through the frame to secure it to the wall, no doubt to keep enthusiastic guests at bay. In good condition. $500-$700

526. Haunted Mansion original hallway hanging portrait. (Disneyland, 1980s) Hanging portrait found along the walls of the “knocking doors” corridor in the Haunted Mansion attraction. Constructed from a plastic frame similar to the ones used on Main Street for silhouettes with a print of a ghost mounted inside the glass. Two holes are through the frame to secure it to the wall. In good condition with wear and cracking in frame. $500-$700

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527. Collection of (11) professional 3-d stereo slides from disneyland circa 1955 $250-$300

528. Collection of (14) amateur 3-d stereo slides from disneyland circa 1956 $150-$200

529. Collection of (14) amateur 3-d stereo slides at Disneyland circa 1957 $200-$250

530. Collection of (10) amateur 3-d stereo slides from disneyland circa 1958-1961 $150-$200

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531. Collection of (9) amateur 3-d stereo slides of Disneyland circa 1958-1961. $75-$100

532. Collection of (10) color amateur slides of Disneyland circa 1958-1961. $200-$250

533. Collection of (10) color amateur 3-d stereo slides of Disneyland circa 1957-1959. $200-$250

534. Collection of (10) color amateur 3-d stereo slides of Disneyland circa 1961. $250-$300

535. Collection of (10) color amateur 3-d stereo slides of Disneyland circa 1961. $250-$300

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537. 3-D Fantasyland decorative wall plate. (Disneyland, 1955) A charming early hand-painted ceramic souvenir plate featuring an image of “Sleeping Beauty’s Castle”, the entrance to Fantasyland. Measuring 8.25 x 8.25 x 1.25 in. with Walt Disney Productions stamp on reverse. In Vintage good condition with some wear to the paint along edges and raised areas as would be expected. $150-$250

538. 3-D Fantasyland decorative ashtray. (Disneyland, 1955) A charming early hand-painted ceramic souvenir ashtray featuring an image of “Sleeping Beauty’s Castle”, the entrance to Fantasyland. Measuring 5 x 7.5 x 1.5 in. with Walt Disney Productions stamp on reverse. In Vintage good condition with some wear to the paint along edges and raised areas as would be expected. $150-$250

539. 3-D Fantasyland decorative stein. (Disneyland, 1955) A charming early hand-painted ceramic souvenir drinking stein featuring an image of “Sleeping Beauty’s Castle”, the entrance to Fantasyland. Measuring 5.25 tall and 3.5 in. in diameter, with Walt Disney Productions stamp on bottom. In Vintage good condition with some wear to the paint along edges and raised areas as would be expected. $100-$200

540. Fantasyland souvenir cigarette box with (4) ashtrays. (Disneyland, 1955) Very unusual ceramic “3-D” souvenir cigarette box accompanied by (4) Fantasyland souvenir ashtrays. The 6.25 x 3.75 x 2 in. cigarette box featuring an image of Sleeping Beauty’s Castle, the entrance to Fantasyland. Each 2.75 x 4 x .75 in, ceramic ashtray is emblazoned with “Fantasyland” against a blue background. Overall in fine condition. One ashtray has two small chips in rim. $250-$350

541. Walt Disney’s Fantasyland game. (Disneyland, 1959) Just one year after the park opened, Parker Bros. began producing a series of board games based on the different lands in the park. This one, featuring Fantasyland, features beautiful graphic on the box as well as the board. Complete with all pieces and spinner. Box is in good shape with some wear and splitting on corners. Overall size is 8 x 16 x 1.75 in. $100-$200

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542. Fantasyland “Near-Attraction” poster from the Main Street Emporium. (Disneyland, 1966) A very scarce ”near-attraction” poster from the Summer of 1966. This beautiful 30 x 22 in. printed poster was part of a set of (6) images that were actually displayed in the park as attraction posters, but also formally sold individually at the Main Street Emporium. They were only available that Summer and as such, are very hard to come by. In very good condition with minor wear, some pin holes and light foxing. $400-$600

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543. Sleeping Beauty’s Castle attraction souvenir solar toy. (Disneyland, 1955) An extremely rare souvenir of Sleeping Beauty’s Castle from 1955. The toy features a heavy cardboard base with graphics of the castle topped off with the three fairies from the soon-to-be-released “Sleeping Beauty”, underneath a “crystal ball” dome. As the air inside the dome would heat up in the sun, the fairies would spin. These “solar” engines” were popular in Tomorrowland as part of the science themed merchandise. However, the “magic of solar-driven motion” was applied here to create an unusual souvenir of Fantasyland. Specific merchandise of the Castle itself is scarce, and the use of characters from a feature film not yet released even more so. Measuring, 3.25 x 5.25 in. and in good condition with some fading and wear. $250-$350

544. Herb Ryman signed Sleeping Beauty’s Castle limited edition lithograph. (Disneyland, 1987) Limited edition Sleeping Beauty’s Castle concept art lithograph signed by Imagineer Herb Ryman. The artwork was produced in an edition size of only 300 pieces and sold through the Disney Gallery in the park. In very fine condition. $1,200-$1,400

545. Disneyland Hotel Sleeping Beauty Castle display print. (Disneyland, 1990) One of a series of in-house lithographic prints based on Herb Ryman’s concept artwork and used as part of the historical displays in the Disneyland Hotel. The artwork measures 17 x 37.5 in. In good condition overall. $250-$350

547.“Tinkerbell’s Magic Wand” glow in the dark souvenir. (Disneyland, 1959) A rare and unused “Tinkerbell’s Magic Wand” souvenir originally sold in the theme park. The item is still in the original packaging. Overall size 13 x 2.5 in. In very good condition. $200-$300

546. Hills Bros. Coffee promotional poster and 3D Sleeping Beauty’s Castle. (Disneyland, 1959) A rare promotional 3D paper Sleeping Beauty’s Castle offered by Disneyland Partner, Hills Bros Coffee through mail order at selected stores outside Disneyland. The castle is unused and still in the original box with mailing label. Also included is the promotional poster that was displayed at participating stores. $600-$700

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549. Sleeping Beauty Castle walkthrough exhibit program. (Disneyland, 1957) A lovely program for the Sleeping Beauty Castle walk-through exhibit. Opening in 1957, the exhibit occupied the second story of Sleeping Beauty’s Castle, and was based on artwork by Eyvind Earle, the stylist on the yet to be released Sleeping Beauty feature. The attraction was closed in the 1990s and restored and re-opened in 2008. This program is from the original 1957 presentation, and features stunning artwork from Sleeping Beauty. Measuring 11 x 7.5 in. and in very good condition with only slight wear. $50-$100

548.Signed Eyvind Earle Sleeping Beauty Castle walk-through concept art. (Disneyland, 1957) When Sleping Beauty’s Castle opened in 1955, the upper level was empty. Not satisfied with what Walt Disney considered a waste of space, he challenged his Imagineers to develop an attraction for it. Eyvind Earle, already working on the development of the “Sleeping Beauty” feature was approached to help design a series of Dioramas for a “Walk-Through” attraction. This 9 x 21 in. concept painting was one of Earle’s ideas for the attraction. Accomplished in acrylic on artists’ board, it features the view of the vigenette through a “window”, as was the theme of the walk-through. In very fine condition and signed by Earle at the lower right. $10,000-$12,000

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550. Castle Elevations. (Disneyland, 1980,)Pair of color tests for the restoration of Disneyland Castle in the 1980s. Accomplished in ink, brownline and gouache on leaves of illustration paper measuring approx. 24 in. x 35 in., the castle measures approx. 19 Â˝ in. x 32 in. These finely detailed drawings feature the North elevation as well as the East/West elevation. Beautifully framed and matted with mat openings of approx. 23 in. x 33 in., frames measure 34 x 44 in. Includes a high quality color copy of the South elevation mounted on 28 in. x 39 in. poster board. $6,000-$8,000

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551. Disneyland “Pinocchio” ”character costume head. (Disneyland, 1968) Extremely rare “Pinocchio” head that was part of a walkaround character costume in the late 1960s. Very rarely seen outside the park, the painted rubber head measures 18 x 16 x 16 in. In good condition with wear to paint. $3,000-$5,000

552. Disneyland “Winnie The Pooh” bee costume accessory (Disneyland, 1970) Extremely rare “Bee” figure that was attached to the costume of a “Winnie The Pooh” walk-around character costume in the 1970s. In very good condition and measuring 6.5 x 4.25 x 8 in. $400-$600

553. Walt Disney World “Mickey Mouse” Walk-Around character costume head. (Walt Disney World, 1978) Extremely rare “Mickey Mouse” head that was part of a walk-around character costume at Walt Disney World in the 1970s. Very rarely seen outside the park, the painted rubber head measures 24 x 18 x 20 in. In good condition with wear to paint. Interior Tag reads: “Manufactured at Walt Disney World 1-17-1978”. $7,500-$9,500

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554. DISNEYLAND POPCORN BOX & WAX PAPER CUPS. (Disneyland, 1967-1970)This rare ensemble of ephemera is another great example of the Disneyland design charm that would be infused in even the most common of disposable items. So much so, that the graphics of the late 1960s food service items have been immortalized in recent limited edition ceramics. Three pieces, including a marked 1967 un-used popcorn box and two wax paper cups dating from the late 1960s to early 1970s. Rare. $100-$200

556. Disneyland Shopping Bag. (Disneyland, 1959)A wonderful and scarce 1959 Disneyland shopping bag featuring some of the new attractions such as the Monorail and the Sub Voyage a graphic art form onto itself! This style was used at most retail outlets in the Park. Bag measures 10.5 x 7 in. and is in very good condition with wear from age. $100-$200

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555. RARE “GOODYEAR NEWS MAGAZINE” FEATURING DISNEYLAND. (Disneyland, 1960) Rare 1960 issue of “Goodyear News Magazine” featuring an article on Disneyland with several excellent color photos of Fantasyland. The magazine measures 11 x 8.5 in. and is in very good condition. $100-$200

557. Disneyland Shopping Bag (Disneyland, 1959) A wonderful 1959 Disneyland shopping bag. This style was used at most retail outlets in the Park. Bag measures 15.5 x 11 in. and is in very good condition with wear from age. $100-$200

558. Disneyland (2) Shopping Bags. (Disneyland, 1979) Pair of late 1970s park shopping bags featuring the newest attraction, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. This style was used at most retail outlets in the Park and is scarce. Bags measures 18.5 x 14.5 in. and are in very good condition with wear from age. $100-$200

559. ORIGINAL BRUCE BUSHMAN DESIGN PAINTING FOR THE MICKEY MOUSE CLUB CIRCUS. (Disneyland, 1955) Stunning original painting by legendary Imagineer Bruce Bushman, used as the logo for the Mickey Mouse Club Circus attraction in Fantasyland. The logo was most notably used on the main entrance of the circus tent. Hoping to capitalize on the popularity of the Mickey Mouse Club TV show, this attraction opened in November of 1955 and featured stars of the TV show performing in a circus themed environment. The attraction was plagued by operational problems and poor attendance and closed in January of 1956. This incredible painting is accomplished in gouache on 12 x 14 in. artistsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; board. The entire framed piece measures 21 x 22 in. In very good condition. Unexamined out of the frame. $5,000-$7000

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560. SIGNED PROFESSOR GEORGE J. KELLER MICKEY MOUSE CLUB CIRCUS POSTCARD AND COLOR SOUVENIR PHOTO. (Disneyland, 1955) A colorful character, former college professor turned lion tamer, Professor George J. Keller, was a last minute addition to the ill-fated Mickey Mouse Club Circus in Fantasyland. Just off his tour with Polack Bros. Circus, Walt Disney hired Keller to liven up his circus with the addition of live jungle cats. Although the Mickey Mouse Club Circus itself ended in January 1956, Kellerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s act continued alone in the nearly vacant tent for a few of months more to finish out his contact. As Walt often did with Disneyland live performers, he allowed Keller to sell his stock souvenir photos at the concession stand, free of commission, to augment his salary. Included in this lot is one of those photos paired with a hand-signed souvenir color postcard. The photo measures 8.25 x 10 in. with some aging to the paper stock and a small piece of tape on the reverse of one corner. The postcard is unused and measures 3.5 x 5.5 in. In good condition with a light partial crease in center, Hand-signed on the reverse. $100-$200

561.MICKEY MOUSE CLUB CIRCUS ADMISSION TICKET. (Disneyland, 1955) An extremely rare, unused ticket to the ill-fated Mickey Mouse Club Circus. The special attraction was not included in that first season ticket book, A Day At Disneyland and required a separate ticket purchase just outside the Big Top at the MMC Circus Ticket Booth. Ticket measures 2 x 3.75 in. In fine condition. $300-$400

562. Mickey Mouse club Circus admission ticket. (Disneyland, 1955) An extremely rare, unused ticket to the ill-fated Mickey Mouse Club Circus. The special attraction was not included in that first season ticket book, A Day At Disneyland, and required a separate ticket purchase just outside the Big Top at the MMC Circus Ticket Booth. Ticket measures 2 x 3.75 in. In fine condition. $200-$400

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563.Mickey Mouse Club Circus souvenir program. (Disneyland, 1955) Souvenir program for one of the most short-lived attractions ever to be presented at the park. Walt wanted to present an old fashioned traveling circus at the foot of Main Street and added the stars of the Mickey Mouse Club as an added attraction. However, to 1955 visitors, a circus was old hatâ&#x20AC;ŚDisneyland was what they came for. With low attendance and numerous operational problems including an escaped Camel running down Main Street, the attraction closed in 1956. This rare, photo-filled program was sold to the few guests that visited the striped circus tent near Holiday Hill (present-day location of The Matterhorn). Measuring 12 x 9 in. and in very good condition. $300-$400

564. Original Fantasy On Parade design painting for freeway billboard. (Disneyland, 1968) Beautiful original painting produced for a Billboard advertising the new Fantasy on Parade attraction at Disneyland. The artwork measures 8.5 x 23.5 in. and is in fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $3,000-$4,000

565. Original King Arthur’s Carousel concept design. (Disneyland, 1954) An extremely rare, carousel horse design attributed to Imagineer John Hench. Accomplished in graphite Vellum. The artwork is accompanied by the reference photo that would have been used by artists and builders working on the attraction. In fine condition. $400-$600

567. King Arthur’s Carousel (4) horse inventory photos. (Disneyland, 1954) A set of (4) carousel horse design photos with production notes attributed to Imagineer John Hench. Each photo measures 10 x 10 in. In fine condition. $150-$250 566. King Arthur’s Carousel (10) horse inventory photos. (Disneyland, 1954) A set of (10) carousel horse design photos with production notes attributed to Imagineer John Hench. Each photo measures 10 x 10 in. In fine condition. $250-$350

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568. Pinocchio’s Daring Journey original imagineering maquette. (Disneyland, 1983) As part of a major refurbishment of Fantasyland in 1983, the Pinocchio’s Daring Journey attraction was installed in the former location of the Mickey Mouse Club Theatre. During the planning and development of the attraction, this maquette was produced to assist artists and sculptors building the ride components. $2500-$3500

570. “Snow White and Peter Pan attraction conceptual brownline. (Disneyland, 1954) Beautiful conceptual brownline for the features of the Snow White and Peter Pan rides in Fantasyland. Drawn by Imagineer Herb Ryman, his original design was transferred to brownlines like this and passed out among Imagineers so that the entire team could work together on designs. The Entire piece measures 18.5 x 24 in. In very good condition with light wear and wrinkling. $200-$400

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569. Interior Town Square conceptual brownline. (Disneyland, 1954) Beautiful conceptual brownline for the interior town square of Fantasyland. Drawn by Imagineer Herb Ryman, his original design was transferred to brownlines like this and passed out among Imagineers so that the entire team could work together on designs. The Entire piece measures 21 x 30 in. In very good condition with light wear and wrinkling. $200-$400

571. Snow Whites adventures prop wicked hag apple. (Disneyland, 1960s) A prop wicked hag’s apple from the Snow White Adventures attraction in Fantasyland. Often replaced due to guests that did not keep their hands and arms in the vehicle at all times, the hand-painted apple measures 2.5 x 2.5 x 2.75 in. In good condition overall with some wear and paint loss. $3,000-$4,000

572. Paul Hartley Snow White and her Adventures queue mural master painting. (Disneyland, 1955) Beautiful original painting by Imagineer Paul Hartley, used as the final design for the mural at the entrance to the Snow White and her Adventures attraction. This incredible painting is accomplished in gouache on 11.25 x 10.25 in. artistsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; board. The entire framed piece measures 23 x 22 in. In very good condition. Unexamined out of the frame. $9,000-$12,000

573. Paul Hartley Snow White and her Adventures queue mural master painting. (Disneyland, 1955) Beautiful original painting by Imagineer Paul Hartley, used as the final design for the mural at the entrance to the Snow White and her Adventures attraction. This incredible painting is accomplished in gouache on 12 x 12 in. artistsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; board. The entire framed piece measures 23 x 22 in. In very good condition. Unexamined out of the frame. $9,000-$12,000

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574. Original Peter Pan attraction poster. (Disneyland, 1955) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Peter Pan attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $3,000-$5,000

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575. Original Alice in Wonderland attraction poster. (Disneyland, 1958) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Alice in Wonderland attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $3,000-$5,000

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576. “Cheshire Cat” store display sign. (Disneyland, 1970s) A gorgeous, hand-painted sheet metal figural sign of Alice in Wonderland’s, “Cheshire Cat”. Most likely used in the Mad Hatter Shop or another of the Fantasyland retail outlets, the sign measures 11 x 21 in. In very good condition, with wear. There are two screws sheared off from the original mounting. $1,500-$2,500

577. hanging Dumbo Ride window display figurine. (Disneyland, 1958) This rare hand-made and hand-painted miniature of a Dumbo Ride vehicle in flight was made for a window display within the park. The figure features top hooks for string or wire to suspend from above. Measuring 11 x 10 7 in. In good condition with some wear. $300-$500

578. Original Alice in Wonderland attraction lamppost shield. (Disneyland, 1958) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color lamppost shield for the Disneyland Alice in Wonderland attraction. Although not as wellknown as the attraction posters, and certainly more rare, shields like these were placed at eye level throughout the park and advertised many of the most popular attractions. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $2,500-$3,500

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579. Original Dumbo Fantasyland attraction poster. (Disneyland, 1955) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Dumbo and Fantasyland attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $2,500-$3,500

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580. Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Restaurant store display poster. (Disneyland, 1955) Unusual 22 x 17 in. promotional poster displayed in stores outside Disneyland as part of Chicken of The Sea’s cross-marketing with the park. Framed size is 29 x 24 in. In very good condition with light wear. Unexamined out of frame. $500-$600

583. Chicken of the Sea pirate party kit. (Disneyland, 1956) This rare mail-away party kit was a premium offered by the Chicken of the Sea tuna company, sponsors of the Fantasyland Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Restaurant in the park. The unused pack contains illustrated party items such as: invitations, napkins, placemats, paper hats, etc., all with the pirate theme of the restaurant. A wonderful example of the cross-promotion between Disneyland and its’ sponsors. Overall in very good condition with original 11.25 x 14.5 in. mailing envelope. $200-$400

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581. Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Restaurant (3) store display posters. (Disneyland, 1955) Unusual set of (3) promotional posters displayed in stores outside Disneyland as part of Chicken of The Sea’s cross-marketing with the park. $400-$500

582. Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Restaurant barrel seat. (Disneyland, 1961) Rare original barrel style seat from the Chicken Of The Sea Pirate Ship Restaurant. Designed by Imagineer Herb Ryman, the dining area for the restaurant was “pirate-themed” with ship oars, sails, lanterns, and these powder keg stools. The stool stands 19 in. tall. In very good condition with expected wear. $2,000-$4,000

584. Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Restaurant food tray. (Disneyland, 1957) An incredibly rare piece of memorabilia from the famous, Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Restaurant in Fantasyland. This 8.75 x 11.75 x .75 in. spun fiberglass food tray features an excellent image of the restaurant was used to carry your seafood themed lunch from the galley of “Capt. Hook’s” ship to one of many nearby shipwrecked theme picnic dining areas around the “Skull Rock Lagoon”. In very good condition overall with minor wear. $800-$900

585. Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Restaurant food tray liner. (Disneyland, 1957) An unusual, and understandably extremely rare food tray liner from the Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Restaurant in Fantasyland. This 7.75 x 12 in. paper placemat would line a food tray used to carry their meals to the nearby “Skull Rock Lagoon” and its shipwrecked theme picnic area. Normally thrown away after the meal, this particular one was saved as a souvenir, complete with creasing and staining from what was sure to have been a tasty tuna treat. Also included is a paper napkin from the restaurant. $50-$100

586. Original Storybook Land attraction poster. (Disneyland, 1955) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Storybook Land attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $4,500-$5,500

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588. Storybook Land house prop from “Cinderella’s Village”. (Disneyland, 1960s) A rare prop house from Storybook Land. This particular hand-painted miniature resin and fiberglass house was part of Cinderella’s village on the ride. Originally obtained from Imagineer Fred Joerger, the house Measures 17.5 x 12 x 31.5 in. Overall in very good condition. $8,500-$9,500

587. Storybook Land drawbridge tower prop from “Cinderella’s Village”. (Disneyland, 1960s) A rare prop from Storybook Land. This particular hand-painted miniature resin and fiberglass drawbridge tower was part of Cinderella’s village on the ride. Originally obtained from Imagineer Fred Joerger, the piece Measures 17 x 12 x 38 in. Overall in very good condition. $8,500-$9,500

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589. Storybook Land house prop from “Cinderella’s Village”. (Disneyland, 1960s) A rare prop house from one of the oldest attractions in the park, Storybook Land. Originally titled Canal Boats of the World it was conceived of as a journey past miniature landmarks of the world. Reconfigured shortly after opening, and renamed Storybook Land, the attraction featured miniature recreations from Walt Disney’s most popular films as well as the Fantasyland landmark, “Monstro the Whale”. This particular hand-painted wood, fiberglass and plaster house was part of Cinderella’s village. It can be seen halfway up the mountain leading to Cinderella’s Castle. Removed from the ride in the 1970s (and replaced by a duplicate) this house was retained by Imagineer Fred Joerger and later found its way to this collection. Measuring 24 x 28 x 38 in., the house has incredible detail including individually cut wood shingles, and inlaid leaded glass windows. Overall in very good condition. $18,000-$20,000

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590. Skyway Chalet celestial clock design painting. (Disneyland, 1956) Original concept artwork for the celestial clock that adorned the Skyway Fantasyland entrance. The Skyway was a gondola lift attraction that opened at Disneyland in 1956. It transported guests between Fantasyland and Tomorrowland. The original artwork presented here was used for the celestial clock design that adorned the Fantasyland station of the attraction. Although the ride closed in 1994, the fantasyland station still stands at the time of this printing, but is scheduled for demolition soon. Accomplished in Gouache on 12.75 x 15.75 in. artist’s board. In good condition with minor wear and staining. $2,500-$3,500

592. Original Skyway Chalet cast member jacket. (Disneyland, 1960) Original jacket worn by cast members at the Fantasyland Skyway Chalet station. In very good condition overall with some wear. $350-$450

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591. Skyway chalet weatherhouse souvenir. (Disneyland, 1956) An extremely rare memento of the, Skyway chalet stationhouse from the now extinct Skyway attraction. For it’s opening in 1956, these hand-made wooden chalet houses were offered for sale at souvenir kiosks in Fantasyland as well as the Disneyland mail order catalogs. Featuring a crude barometer, the cuckoo-clock type figures would ‘predict’ forthcoming rain or shine. A very charming representation of the chalet design itself, including an image of the celestial clock .The entire piece measures 5 x 2.75 x 5.5 in. In very good condition with slight wear throughout. $200-$400

593. Skyway Chalet station entrance sign. (Disneyland, 1960s) Beautiful hand-painted wooden sign that hung at the entrance to the Fantasyland Skyway station. Measuring 22 x 16 in. and in very good condition overall with some wear. $2,000-$4,000

594. Original Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a Small World attraction poster. (Disneyland, 1966) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a Small World attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $1,200-$1,500

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595. Homer Jonas original design artwork for It’s a Small World attraction. (Disneyland, 1963) Beautiful watercolor concept design by Imaginer Homer Jonas for a French/Eiffel Tower tableaux in the It’s a Small World attraction. The entire piece measures 15.5 x 11.75 in. In very good condition with some bleeding of colors. $1,500-$2,500

596. It’s a Small World attraction cast information kit. (Disneyland, 1964) A very nice in-house folder prepared for cast members and press, on the transfer of the New York World Fair’s It’s a Small World attraction, to Disneyland after its two-year run in 1964 and 1965. Measuring 11.5 x 9 in., and in very good condition overall with only slight wear. $300-$500

597. Original It’s a Small World design painting for freeway billboard. (Disneyland, 1966) Beautiful original painting produced for a Billboard advertising the new It’s a Small World attraction at Disneyland. The artwork measures 6 x 26 in. and is in fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $3,000-$4,000

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598. It’s a Small World cast member uniform. (Disneyland, 1970) A complete cast member uniform including pants, shirt and jacket for the It’s a Small World attraction. The Jacket includes the Bank of America sponsorship patch. In good condition overall with some wear. $1,500-$2,000

There is perhaps no attraction created by WED Imagineering that more embodies the light-hearted, goodwill and optimism of Walt Disney than, “It’s a Small World.” Offered here are two absolutely unparalleled treasures from this world beloved Disney presentation. Dating from the first incarnation of the eventual Fantasyland attraction, these two exquisite dolls were used in the creation and most probably played an on-stage role in the Pepsi Cola presentation of “It’s A Small World” at the famed, 1964-1965 New York World’s Fair. The figures are an early design of the children. Here, they have large, bright eyes and more broad stage coloring than later versions. The figures are stationary designs where they would be bolted through their foot plates to either a fixed stage position or platform. Because the faces are solid fiberglass, these figure filled silent roles in the show. They each have access doors on their rear sides where access to any mechanical armatures and servos would be fitted. The mechanisms have been long removed. These figures are in wonderful, vintage condition and have been through conservation restoration, and have had clothing recreated using authentic materials by Imagineering specialists. An absolute rarity in the open market and perhaps a once-in-a-lifetime chance to acquire such an iconic treasure of Walt Disney’s lighthearted masterpiece.

599. Its’ A Small World/Worlds Fair animatronic doll figure . (Disneyland, 1960s) Measuring 18 x 14 x 36 in. Overall in very good condition with wear and some paint loss. $15,000-$20,000

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600. Itsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; A Small World/Worlds Fair animatronic doll figure . (Disneyland, 1960s) Measuring 14 x 8 x 32 in. Overall in very good condition with wear and some paint loss. $15,000-$20,000

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602. Original Matterhorn Bobsleds attraction poster. (Disneyland, 1959) A stunning original hand-silkscreened color poster for the Disneyland Matterhorn Bobsleds attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $3,500-$4,500

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603. Disneyland Matterhorn childs’ “Keppy Cap” souvenir. (Disneyland, 1959) Souvenir “Keppy Cap” featuring the Matterhorn Bobsleds attraction.. Measuring 7.5 x 11 x 4 in. and in very good condition. $300-$400

605. Matterhorn Bobsleds cast member uniform jacket patch. (Disneyland, 1959) An excellent early embroidered patch depicting the crest of the Matterhorn Bobsleds. These smaller patches were worn on cast members’ tirolian shirts. Entire piece measures 2.5 x 2 in. In very good condition with light wear. $100-$200

604. Matterhorn Bobsleds tin-litho bank. (Disneyland, 1959) Rare tin-litho and molded plastic bank produced in the opening year of the new, Matterhorn Bobsleds. Reminiscent of the park’s many cartoon rendered attraction maps, the background features prominent landmarks from the various themed lands. As in the geography of the park, the Submarine Voyage sits at the foot of the Swiss mountain. Celebrating that new attraction, one can peer through an opening on the toy’s base and see underwater renderings of the Submarine Voyage. Considered by many as one of the top Disneyland toys of all-time. Measuring 10 x 7 x 2 in. In very good condition. $400-600

606. Matterhorn bobsleds cast member uniform patch. (Disneyland, 1960) An early embroidered patch depicting the crest of the Matterhorn Bobsleds. These patches were worn on cast member’s winter jackets. 4 x 3 in. In good condition overall with some wear. $100-$200

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607. Matterhorn bobsleds cast member uniform patch. (Disneyland, 1960) An early embroidered patch depicting the crest of the Matterhorn Bobsleds. These smaller patches were worn on cast member’s tirolian shirts. 2.5 x 2 in. In good condition overall with some wear. $75-$150

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608. Matterhorn bobsleds cast member jacket. (Disneyland, 1960) a ¾ length jacket worn by cast members at the Matterhorn Bobsleds attraction. In good condition overall with some wear. $350-$450

609. Art Corner souvenir photograph mailer – Matterhorn Bobsleds. (Disneyland, 1961) A feature of Tomorrowland’s “Art Corner” was the “Fun Photos” area. This section featured plywood cut-out scenes from around the park. Guests could choose a themed cartoon cut out to peek out from and have a photo taken from their favorite adventure. The quick developing Polaroid film would be peeled and mounted in a souvenir mailer folder. Always a treat to see, the photos have become quite collectable in their own right. The entire piece measures 6.5 x 4.5 in. In very good condition with some streaking in the photo from the developing process. $100-$200

610. Matterhorn/Monorail 3-D souvenir pennant. (Disneyland, 1963) Souvenir pennant featuring the Matterhorn and Monorail. Measuring 12 x 29 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

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611. The Ropes of the Matterhorn cast member standard operating procedures booklet. (Disneyland, 1965) A very rare story guide and standard operating procedures booklet for cast-member ride operators of the Matterhorn Bobsleds attraction. The Ropes of the Matterhorn covers many instructional topics for ride operation from control functions and safety procedures to crowd control. Measuring 11 x 8.5 in., and in very good condition with only slight wear. $500-$600

612. Matterhorn Bobsleds vehicle sticker. (Disneyland, 1970s) These handsome Matterhorn Bobsled shields were mounted on the front of the sled cars since the early days of the attraction. Reminiscent of the park’s lamp post shields, it features a solid graphic of the Mattterhorn and Disneyland logos. Measuring 8.25 x 7 in. and in good used condition overall. $150-$250

613. Matterhorn Publicity photo with press release. (Disneyland, 1959) Black and White publicity photo from the week prior to the opening of the Matterhorn accompanied by a typed press release announcing the opening . Photo measures 5 x 3.5 in. In good condition with slight yellowing along the top. $100-$200

614. “Matterhorn Expedition” cast member windbreaker. (Disneyland, 1978) In 1978, the Matterhorn Bobsleds attraction went through a major renovation, with changes to the interior of the Matterhorn, the addition of an animatronic Abominable Snowman, ride car changes, and more. The re-opening was celebrated with these cast member only windbreakers. In very good condition overall. $250-$350

615. Matterhorn Bobsleds vehicle sticker. (Disneyland, 1970s) These handsome unused Matterhorn Bobsled shields were mounted on the front of the sled cars since the early days of the attraction. Reminiscent of the park’s lamp post shields, it features a solid graphic of the Matterhorn and Disneyland logos. Measuring 8.25 x 7 in. and in fine condition overall. $250-$350

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616. Matterhorn/Castle souvenir pennant. (Disneyland, 1960) Souvenir pennant featuring an image of the Matterhorn behind Sleeping Beauty’s Castle. . Measuring 8 x 19 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

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617. Collection of (31) amateur color slides from disneyland circa 1966. $100-$150

618. Collection of (32) amateur color slides from disneyland circa 1965. $100-$150

619. Collection of (30) amateur color slides at Disneyland circa 1965-1966. $100-$150

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621. Collection of (30) color amateur slides of Disneyland circa 1966. $100-$150

622. Collection of (30) color amateur slides of Disneyland circa 1969. $100-$150

623. Collection of (24) color magenta early vari-vue souvenir slides of Disneyland. $50-$100

624. Collection of (20) color commercial souvenir slides of Disneyland circa 1955. $75-$150

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625. Tomorrowland “Near-Attraction” poster from the Main Street Emporium. (Disneyland, 1966) A very scarce ”near-attraction” poster from the Summer of 1966. This beautiful 30 x 22 in. printed poster was part of a set of (6) images that were actually displayed in the park as attraction posters, but also formally sold individually at the Main Street Emporium. They were only available that Summer and as such, are very hard to come by. In very good condition with minor wear, some pin holes and light foxing. $400-$600

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626. Original Bruce Bushman concept for Tomorrowland. (Disneyland, 1954) An early original concept drawing of Tomorrowland by legendary Imagineer Bruce Bushman. In 1954, the premiere episode of Walt Disney’s “Disneyland “ TV show, featured Disney introducing his theme park and the “lands” it comprised. Of course, since this was still early in the planning and construction phase, there were no photographs or concrete images to show. Therefore he commissioned his top art director, Bruce Bushman to render exciting images of each; the Fantasyland Castle, Adventureland, Frontierland, and Tomorrowland. As Disney announced the lands on camera, the film would dissolve into one of Bushman’s renderings. When Walt introduced Tomorrowland, this is the image that was shown. The other three pieces of this premier art are in the collection of the Disney Archives and have been featured in print and museum displays. This piece, the only one in private hands, came directly from the estate of Bruce Bushman. An extremely important piece in the history of Disneyland. Accomplished in charcoal and conte crayon on 23 x 30 in. artists’ leaf. In very good condition. $50,000-$60,000

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627. Original Herb Ryman concept for Tomorrowland entry corridor. (Disneyland, 1954) An early original concept drawing of the entry corridor to Tomorrowland by legendary Imagineer Herb Ryman. Accomplished in marker and pastel on 12.5 x 31 in. paper. In fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $4,000-$5,000

628. Disneyland Summer 1959 Los Angeles Times Souvenir News Supplement. (Disneyland, 1959) This gorgeous full color news supplement was issued by California area newspapers to celebrate the grand re-opening of Disneyland in the Summer of 1959. With the many new attractions premiering that weekend, Walt continued to use the press to saturate the public consciousness with information on his park. This paper was a paid advertisement, brimming with info and amazing concept art from the park’s development. Hard to find in good condition as they were printed on newsprint with the daily run by participating newspaper presses. Stunning graphics! $200-$400

629. Tomorrowland site improvements plot plan. (Disneyland, 1966) This rare construction-used blueprint was made at Walt Disney Imagineering covering the re-development of Tomorrowland in 1966 for its unveiling in 1967 as “The New Tomorrowland” which brought new attractions such as The Peoplemover, Adventure Thru Inner Space and Flight to the Moon. Entire piece measures 36 x 50 in. $500-$700

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630. Tomorrowland site improvements plot plan. (Disneyland, 1966) This rare construction-used blueprint was made at Walt Disney Imagineering covering the re-development of Tomorrowland in 1966 for its unveiling in 1967 as “The New Tomorrowland” which brought new attractions such as The Peoplemover, Adventure Thru Inner Space and Flight to the Moon. Entire piece measures 36 x 50 in. $400-$600

631. Disneyland Vacationland Magazine advertisers rate folder. (Disneyland, 1959) Disneyland’s Vacationland Magazine was an information staple for Southern California tourists and the businesses that catered to them. This promotional folder announced new advertising rates for the 1959 season with stats on distribution and readership. This particular item comes from the desk of Disneyland’s Magic Kingdom Club President, Milt Albright. Very rare. $250-$350

633. Vintage (3) Disneyland Shopping Bags. (Disneyland, 1959) A wonderful group of (3) scarce 1959 Disneyland shopping bags featuring some of the new attractions such as the Monorail and the Sub Voyage…a graphic art form onto itself! These styles was used at most retail outlets in the Park. $100-$200

632. Art Corner Graphic Disneyland Shopping Bag. (Disneyland, 1958) A wonderful 1958 Disneyland shopping bag from the Tomorrowland Art Corner featuring Mickey Mouse at his easel. Measuring 8.25 x 5.5 in. and very rare. $100-$200

634. Vintage (4) Disneyland Shopping Bags.(Disneyland, 1966) Vintage set of (4) Disneyland shopping bags. Probably the most iconic Disneyland shopping bags of the psychedelic sixties! These styles were used at most retail outlets in the Park. $100-$200.

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635. Art Corner Tips on Animation book . (Disneyland, 1959) Souvenir book sold at the Art Corner titled Walt Disney’s Tips on Animation. Measuring 8.5 x 11 in. and in very good condition. $250-$350

636. Roy Williams original Art Corner “Pluto” sketch. (Disneyland, 1957) Animator, story man and Mouseketeer Roy Williams could often be found in the Art Corner at Disneyland creating his signature quick sketches for guests. This signed sketch of “Pluto” is a great example of those Art Corner pieces. Accomplished in charcoal on 10 x 6 in. paper. In very good condition. $200-$300

637. Art Corner How to Draw Mickey Mouse souvenir guide. (Disneyland, 1957) Souvenir guide sold at the Disneyland Art Corner with instructions on how to draw “Mickey Mouse”. Measuring 8.5 x 11 in. and in very good condition. $150-$200

638. ART CORNER MAGIC MIRROR (Disneyland, 1956) Zoetrope-style souvenir from the Art Corner, featuring “Pecos Bill” astride “Widow Maker”. The 10.75 in. disk is still in its’ original 11 x 14 in. packaging. In vintage good condition. $200-$300

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639. Roy Williams original Art Corner “Donald Duck” sketch . (Disneyland, 1957) Animator, story man and Mouseketeer Roy Williams could often be found in the Art Corner at Disneyland creating his signature quick sketches for guests. This signed sketch of “Donald Duck” is a great example of those Art Corner pieces. Accomplished in charcoal on 10 x 6 in. paper. In very good condition. $200-$300

640. ART CORNER HOW TO DRAW DONALD DUCK SOUVENIR GUIDE. (Disneyland, 1957) Souvenir guide sold at the Disneylnd Art Corner with instructions on how to draw “Donald Duck”. Measuring 8.5 x 11 in. and in very good condition $150-$200

641. ART CORNER HOW TO DRAW PLUTO SOUVENIR GUIDE. (Disneyland, 1957) Souvenir guide sold at the Disneylnd Art Corner with instructions on how to draw “Pluto”. Measuring 8.5 x 11 in. and in very good condition $150-$200

643. Disneyland Art Corner “Mickey Mouse” oversize picture card. (Disneyland, 1960) Charming oversize postcard featuring Mickey Mouse from the Art Corner. Card is in fine condition and measures 10.5 x 8.5 in. $50-$100 642. UNUSED (4) ART CORNER POST CARDS. (Disneyland, 1957) Charming unused 3.5 x 5.5 in. postcards from 1957 featuring “Donald Duck” and “Si and Am” at the Art Corner. These postcards were usually found only in the Art Corner in Tomorrowland. In very good condition overall. $100-$200

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644. Original production cel of Prince and Sampson from “Sleeping Beauty”. (Disney Studio, 1959) Original production cel of Prince Phillip with Samson from “Sleeping Beauty”. The cel has been trimmed to 9 x 12 in. and stapled to a printed background as prepared for sale at the Art Corner in Tomorrowland. The Disneyland gold label is on the reverse. In very good condition with some light lifting in Prince phillip’s legs. $700-$1,000

645. Original production cel of “Maleficent” as the Dragon from “Sleeping Beauty”. (Disney Studio, 1959) Original production cel of “Maleficent” as the Dragon from “Sleeping Beauty”. The cel has been trimmed to 9 x 12 in. and stapled to a printed background as prepared for sale at the Art Corner in Tomorrowland. The Disneyland gold label is on the reverse. In very good condition. $3,000-$4,000

646. Original production cel of “Wart” from “The Sword in the Stone”. (Disney Studio, 1963) Original production cel featuring “Wart” from “Mary Poppins”. The cel has been trimmed to 9 x 12 in. and stapled to a printed background as prepared for sale at the Art Corner in Tomorrowland. The Disneyland gold label is on the reverse. In very good condition. $700-$900

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647. Original production cel of a fox hunter from “Mary Poppins”. (Disney Studio, 1964) Original production cel of one of the fox hunters from “Mary Poppins”. The cel has been trimmed to 9 x 12 in. and stapled to a printed background as prepared for sale at the Art Corner in Tomorrowland. The Disneyland gold label is on the reverse. In very good condition. $600-$800

648. THE WORLD BENEATH US ORIGINAL PRODUCTION. (Disneyland, 1955) Original production cel featuring a caveman and Mastodon from Richfield’s The World Beneath Us attraction. Originally sold at the Art Corner in Tomorrowland, the artwork measures 7.5 x 8.5 in. unframed and 12 x 19.5 in. in its’ current frame. Artwork comes with an exhibit pamphlet from the attraction. In very good condition. Unexamined out of frame. $800-$1,000

649. THE WORLD BENEATH US PRODUCTION CEL AND MATCHING EYVIND EARLE BACKGROUND. (Disneyland, 1955) Stunning rare Cinemascope cels and matching background from Richfieldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s The World Beneath Us attraction. This particular background is by artist Eyvind Earle who stylized the film for Disney. Cels have been trimmed and applied to the background as prepared by the studio Art Props department for presentation. Artwork measures 10.5 x 28 in. unframed and 17 x 34.5 in. in its current frame. In very good condition. Unexamined out of frame. $9,000-$12,000

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650. RICHFIELD’S THE WORLD BENEATH US-THE STORY OF OIL EXHIBIT PAMPHLET. (Disneyland, 1955) Exhibit pamphlet for Richfield’s The Story Of Oil exhibit in Tomorrowland. Measuring 8.75 x 3.75 in. folded and in very good condition. $100-$200

651. RICHFIELD’S THE STORY OF OIL EXHIBIT BOOKLET. (Disneyland, 1955) Exhibit booklet for Richfield’s The Story of Oil exhibit in Tomorrowland. Measuring 8.5 x 5.5 in. and in very good condition. $150-$200

653. Disneyland Magic Circle Magazine. (Disneyland, 1956)A rare issue of the Christian news periodical, Magic Circle. Printed in an oversize format with a look similar to LIFE Magazine, this issue features a stunning photograph of the Rocket to the Moon attraction. No doubt, the clean, wholesome entertainment offered by Disneyland fell well within the sphere of the magazine’s matter of subject. In very good condition. $100-$200

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652. RICHFIELD’S ADVENTURE IN DISNEYLAND GIVE-AWAY COMIC BOOKS. (Disneyland, 1955) Two rare comic books published by the Richfield Oil Company, sponsors of two major attractions in Tomorrowland, the Autopia and The Story of Oil. One comic features the story of an alien family’s visit to Earth who, lucky for them, land at Disneyland! The other features Clyde Beatty. These were free to child guests at both Richfield attractions. Measuring 10.25 x 7 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

654. Vintage Original Disneyland TWA Rocket to the Moon Photograph. (Disneyland, 1956) Large 8 x 10 in. original black & white photo of Tomorrowland, featuring the TWA Rocket to the Moon. Printed at the period and features a handsome vintage colored patina. $100-$200

655. TWA ROCKET TO THE MOON CONSTRUCTION USED BLUEPRINT. (Disneyland, 1955) Extremely rare construction-used blueprint featuring the Rocket to the Moon attraction. Blueprint measures 23.5 x 32.5 unframed and 30 x 39 in. in its current frame. In very good condition. Unexamined out of frame. $1,500-$2,500

656. TWA ROCKET TO THE MOON CONSTRUCTION USED BLUEPRINT. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare construction-used blueprint featuring pylon construction for the Rocket to the Moon attraction. In very good condition. $400-$600

657. TWA ROCKET TO THE MOON CONSTRUCTION USED BLUEPRINT. (Disneyland, 1955) Rare construction-used blueprint featuring pylon construction for the Rocket to the Moon attraction. In very good condition. $400-$600

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658. ORIGINAL FLIGHT TO THE MOON ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1967) A stunning original color silk-screened poster for the Disneyland Flight to the Moon attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $3,500-$4,500

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659. ORIGINAL TWA FLY DISNEYLAND TRAVEL POSTER. (Disneyland, 1955) A David Klein designed travel poster by TWA Airlines. The poster, a variant on a similar more common one, has neon silk-screened elements added. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $2,500-$3,500

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662. TWAROCKET TO THE MOON CHILD’S FLIGHT BAG. (Disneyland, 1960) Rare TWA Rocket to the Moon themed flight bag sold in Tomorrowland. The bag measures 2.5 x 7.75 x 6 in. In very good condition. $150-$250

660. TWA ROCKET TO THE MOON LUNAR FLIGHT CERTIFICATE. (Disneyland, 1955) Unused “Lunar Flight Certificate” given to guests on TWA’s Flight to the Moon attraction. Measuring 7 x 5 in. and in very good condition. $75-$100

661. DISNEYLAND “ROCKET SHIP CONTROL BOARD” TOY IN BOX. (Disneyland, 1957) Beautiful Disneyland branded toy featuring a Rocketship Control Board with the original box. Box measures 13.75 x 21.5 x 5.5 in. Both toy and box are in very good condition with only slight wear. $700-$800

663. MISSION TO MARS UNIFORM JACKET PATCH. (Disneyland, 1970) An oversize seldom seen embroidered jacket patch worn by the animatronic cast manning their stations at Mission Control for the Mission to Mars attraction. Previously known as ‘Rocket to the Moon’ and then Flight to the Moon, the attraction was re-vamped at the height of the Space Race, two years before Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin set foot on the actual Moon surface. The new 1967 attraction featured a pre-show introduction by, “Mr. Johnson” and other members of Mission Control. These patches were seen on the back of their lab coats. As Disneyland patches go, specimens from animatronic figures are the most scarce. Measuring 4 x 8 in. and in very good condition. $400-$600

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664. ROCKET TO THE MOON LIMITED EDITION MODEL. (Disneyland, 1995) Limited edition desk model featuring the rocket to the Moon, released by the Disney Gallery in 1995. Measuring 19 x 8 x 8 in. and in fine condition. $250-$350

665. ORIGINAL ROCKET TO THE MOON RECORD SLEEVE ARTWORK. (Disneyland, 1956) Original artwork used for the sleeve of a Disneyland 45rpm Rocket to the Moon record. Accomplished in gouache with a title cel overlay and measuring 8 x 8 in. In very good condition. $8,500-$9,500

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SUU_114 666. ORIGINAL WALT DISNEYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S TOMORROWLAND GAME. (Disneyland, 1959) Original Tomorrowland game produced by Parker Brothers. Excellent graphics throughout. The boxed game measures 8 x 16 x 1.75 in. In good condition overall with some splits in the corners of the top box $100-$200

667. 3-D TOMORROWLAND DECORATIVE WALL PLATE. (Disneyland, 1955) A charming early hand-painted ceramic souvenir plate featuring iconic images from Tomorrowland. Measuring 8.25 x 8.25 x 1.25 in. with Walt Disney Productions stamp on reverse. In Vintage good condition with some wear to the paint along edges and raised areas as would be expected. $150-$250

668. TOMORROWLAND SOUVENIR FABRIC. (Disneyland, 1955) Unusual and rare souvenir fabric sold at the Tomorrowland kiosks in the early days of the park. Measuring 22 x 68 in. In very good condition. $250-$350

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669. MR. SUN AT WORK SOLAR TOY. (Disneyland, 1956) Vintage solar engine toy, Mr Sun at Work, sold in Tomorrowland in the early years of the park. This toy comes in its original blue box and also includes a very rare Gift Souvenirs from Disneyland mail-order catalog. Box measures 3 x 3 x 5 in. In very good condition. $250-$350

670. TOMORROWLAND SOUVENIR SILK TASSel PILLOW. (Disneyland, 1956) Unusual souvenir pillow from the early years of the park. Measuring 15 x 15 x 2.5 in. In good condition with fading to the fabric. $200-$400

671. MR. SUN AT WORK SOLAR TOY. (Disneyland, 1956) Vintage solar engine toy, Mr Sun at Work, sold in Tomorrowland in the early years of the park. This toy comes in its original blue box and also includes a very rare Gift Souvenirs from Disneyland mail-order catalog. Box measures 3 x 3 x 5 in. In very good condition. $200-$400

672. ORIGINAL WALT DISNEYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S DISNEYLAND PUZZLE ARTWORK. (Disneyland, 1962) Original Tomorrowland themed artwork used for a Whitman published tray puzzle. Accomplished in Acrylic and Gouache. The artwork is framed together with the original puzzle. In very good condition. Unexamined out of frame. $4,000-$5,000

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673. ORIGINAL AUTOPIA ATTRACTION LAMPPOST SHIELD.(Disneyland, 1959) A stunning original color lamppost shield for the Disneyland Autopia attraction, part of the 1959 “re-opening” of Disneyland. Unlike other shields, this one was silk-screened on Masonite so that it could be hung across Main Street during the re-opening celebration. An extremely rare and unique piece. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $4,500-$5,500

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674. ORIGINAL AUTOPIA ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1955) A stunning original color poster for the Disneyland Autopia attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $3,500-$4,500

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675. ORIGINAL JOHN HENCH COSTUME DESIGN FOR THE AUTOPIA ATTRACTION. ((Disneyland, 1967) Original costume design art by Imagineer John Hench, featuring his rendering of the female cast member costume. Accomplished in graphite and pastel. In fine condition. $2,500-$3,500

677. ORIGINAL AUTOPIA CAST MEMBER COSTUME SHIRT. (Disneyland, 1970) Original male cast member costume shirt for the Autopia attraction. In very good condition. $500-$700

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676. ORIGINAL AUTOPIA CAST MEMBER COSTUME. (Disneyland, 1970) Original female cast member costume for the Autopia attraction. In very good condition. $1,500-$2500

678. ORIGINAL AUTOPIA CAST MEMBER COSTUME JACKET. (Disneyland, 1970) Original cast member costume jacket for the Autopia attraction. In very good condition. $700-$900

679. Disneyland Autopia car prototype photo. (Disneyland, 1954) Photo of an early prototype for the famed Autopia ride vehicle, loosley patterned after the Cheverolet Corvette. In pen on the back is written: “Could Dick help put Fiber glass body on Crosley - will leave car at Dick” and signed “Walt” although it is doubtful the signature is Walt Disney’s. Photo measures 4 x 6 in. Light fold through center and minor creasing from use. $200-$300

680. AUTOPIA “MARK VII” CAR BADGE. (Disneyland, 1967) Original car badge from a “Mark VII” car in the Autopia attraction. The “Mark VII” cars debuted in 1967 and operated in the park until 1999. The badge measures 2.75 in. in diameter and is in very good condition with expected wear. $500-$700

681. JIMMY STEWART SIGNED AUTOPIA DRIVER’S LICENSE. (Disneyland, 1955) Early official driver’s license from the Richfield Autopia attraction. The license was stamped and dated at the park on August 26th, 1955 when used by the original owner. Signed on the front in pencil by famed, It’s A Wonderful Life actor, Jimmy Stewart and Rebel Without A Cause actress, Beverly Long on the verso. Features two stamps: one of the original owner and the date, August 26, 1955, stamped when issued at the attraction.The license had been hand-signed by Jimmy Stewart and actress Beverly Long, both of whom were most likely visiting the park that day. A rare celebrity item from the early days of the park! Measuring 2.5 x 3.5 in. and in very good condition. Corners of the license were trimmed most likely to fit into the owners wallet. $200-$400

682. UNUSED AUTOPIA DRIVER’S LICENSE. (Disneyland, 1956) Rare unused driver’s license from Richfield’s Autopia attraction. Measuring 4 x 2.5 in. and in very good condition. $50-$100

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683. KAISER’S THE STORY OF ALUMINUM “ALUMINATION” CERTIFICATE. (Disneyland, 1955) Unused “Alumination Certificate” given to guests on Kaiser’s The Story of Aluminum attraction during the first year of operation. Measuring 2.5 x 3.5 in. and in very good condition. $150-$250

684. MONSANTO HALL OF CHEMISTRY EXHIBIT FOLDER. (Disneyland, 1955) Exhibit folder for Monsanto’s Hall of Chemistry exhibit in Tomorrowland. Measuring 7 x 9.5 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

685. CRANE IN DISNEYLAND PLUMBING EXHIBIT FLYER. (Disneyland, 1956) Rare fold-out flyer from Crane Plumbing’s Tomorrland exhibit which featured “The Bathroom of Tomorrow” and “The Story of Flow Control”. The sponsored exhibit ran from 1956 through 1960. Measuring 8.5 x 11 in. and in very good condition. $250-$350

686. KAISER’S THE STORY OF ALUMINUM EXHIBIT BOOKLET. (Disneyland, 1955) Exhibit booklet for Kaiser’s The Story of Aluminum exhibit in Tomorrowland. Measuring 7.5 x 5.25 in. and in very good condition. $150-$250

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687. MONSANTO HALL OF CHEMISTRY EXHIBIT FOLDER. (Disneyland, 1956) Exhibit folder for Monsanto’s Hall of Chemistry exhibit in Tomorrowland. Measuring 4.75 x 10 in. and in very good condition. $150-$250

688. ORIGINAL 20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1955) A stunning original color poster for the Disneyland 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $4,500-$5,500

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689. ORIGINAL SUBMARINE VOYAGE ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1959) A stunning original color poster for the Disneyland Submarine Voyage attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $4,000-$5,000

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690. ORIGINAL SUBMARINE VOYAGE ATTRACTION LAMPPOST SHIELD. (Disneyland, 1959) A stunning original color lamppost shield for the Disneyland Submarine Voyage attraction, part of the 1959 “re-opening” of Disneyland. Unlike other shields, this one was silk-screened on Masonite so that it could be hung across Main Street during the re-opening celebration. An extremely rare and unique piece. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $5,000-$7,000

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691. ORIGINAL SUBMARINE VOYAGE CAST MEMBER PEACOAT AND SKIPPER’S HAT. (Disneyland, 1960) Original cast member peacoat and skipper’s hat for the Submarine Voyage attraction. In very good condition. $1,500-$2,000

692. SUBMARINE VOYAGE STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES MANUAL FOR CAST MEMBERS. (Disneyland, 1965) An extremely rare story guide and standard operating procedures manual for cast member ride operators of the Disneyland Monorail attraction.“Setting Your Course on the Submarines” covers many instructional topics for ride operation from control functions and safety procedures to crowd control. In very good condition. $600-$700

693. SUBMARINE VOYAGE BATH TOY. (Disneyland, 1959) Extremely rare toy from the opening season of the Submarine Voyage attraction. The toy measures 3.5 x 4 x 17 in. In very good condition overall. $300-$400

694. Associated Press Wire “Telephoto” of Submarine Voyage mermaids. (Disneyland, 1967) A playful Associated Press wire ‘telephoto’ of two Submarine Voyage mermaids. In very good condition. $100-$200

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695. SUBMARINE VOYAGE ANGEL FISH PROP. (Disneyland, 1959) Angel fish prop from the original Submarine Voyage attraction in Tomorrowland. Constructed of fiberglass and measuring 11.25 x 4 x 12.5 in., this prop would have been suspended under the water as part of the many scenic vignettes placed along the ride. In good condition with wear and chipping in paint. $2,000-$3,000

696. SUBMARINE VOYAGE VIPER FISH PROP. (Disneyland, 1959) Deep-sea viper fish prop from the original Submarine Voyage attraction in Tomorrowland. Constructed of fiberglass and measuring 5.25 x 10.25 x 30 in., this prop would have been suspended under the water as part of the many scenic vignettes placed along the ride. In good condition with wear and chipping in paint as well as some cracking around mouth. $2,000-$3,000

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698. ORIGINAL SKYWAY ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1956) A stunning original color poster for the Disneyland Skyway attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $4,000-$5,000

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697. ORIGINAL SPACE STATION X-1 ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1955) A stunning original color poster for the Disneyland Space Station X-1 attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $4,500-$5,500

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699. ORIGINAL MOTOR BOAT CRUISE ATTRACTION LAMPPOST SHIELD. (Disneyland, 1959) A stunning original color lamppost shield for the Disneyland Motor Boat Cruise attraction, part of the 1959 “re-opening” of Disneyland. Unlike other shields, this one was silk-screened on Masonite so that it could be hung across main street during the re-opening celebration. An extremely rare and unique piece. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $4,500-$5,500

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700. ORIGINAL MONSANTO HOUSE OF THE FUTURE ART. (Disneyland, 1964) Beautiful original painting featuring Monsantoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s House of the Future. The attraction opened in 1957 and offered a glimpse into what a house might be like in the year 1986. This particular painting was used for a multitude of promotional pieces. Accomplished in acrylic on artistsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; board and measuring 16 X 17 in. In fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $12,000-$15,000

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701. MONSANTO MAGAZINE HOUSE OF THE FUTURE. (Disneyland, 1957) Summer 1957 issue of Monsanto Magazine with an article on Disneyland’s House of the Future. Measuring 11 x 8.5 in. and in very good condition overall. $100-$200

702. HOUSE OF THE FUTURE MONSANTO CORPORATE BOOKLET. (Disneyland, 1957) Monsanto in-house corporate booklet featuring on Disneyland’s House of the Future. Measuring 11 x 8.5 in. and in very good condition overall. $100-$200

703. MONSANTO’S HOME OF THE FUTURE EXHIBIT BROCHURE. (Disneyland, 1960) Giveaway brochure for the Monsanto Home of the Future exhibit. Measuring 3.5 x 6 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

704. MONSANTO’S HOME OF THE FUTURE EXHIBIT BROCHURE. (Disneyland, 1961) Giveaway brochure for the Monsanto Home of the Future exhibit. Measuring 7 x 5.5 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

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Disneyland ALWEG Monorail Original Side Panels Opening on June 14th, 1959 the monorail began as a sightseeing attraction through Tomorrowland. It was the first daily operating Monorail in the Western Hemisphere. Imagineering legend Bob Gurr headed the team that designed and manufactured the cars, completing the red Mark 1 just in time for the re-dedication of Disneyland. A Blue train was added shortly after, and then in 1961, a Yellow Train was added as the Monorail became a true transportation system, expanding 2.5 miles outside the park to the Disneyland Hotel. These two panels, one from the Mark 1 red monorail and one from the Yellow train could be found on the front sides of the first passenger cars on each. Although Disney was in general partnership with ALWEG corporation for the development of the system, the actual sponsor was Santa Fe. Their contract with Disney stipulated that they were to sponsor all Railways at Disneyland which included the Monorail. These panels were removed from the trains in 1973 when Santa Fe dropped its sponsorship. In 1985, the monorails were replaced with the new Mark V trains.

705. ALWEG MONORAIL ALUMINUM BODY PANEL. (Disneyland, 1959) Aluminum Sante Fe side panel for the Mark 1 red train, the first monorail at Disneyland. Measuring 41 x 30 in. In very good condition. $20,000-$25,000

706. ALWEG MONORAIL ALUMINUM BODY PANEL. (Disneyland, 1961) Aluminum Sante Fe side panel for the Mark 1 yellow train, the third monorail at Disneyland. Measuring 41 x 30 in. In very good condition. $20,000-$25,000

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707. ORIGINAL MONORAIL PILOT’S HAT BADGE. (Disneyland, 1959) An original cast member badge for the first Monorail pilots’ hats in 1959. These high quality emblems were designed to give the attraction pilots an air of authority just as any rail or airline pilot would expect. The brass badge features enamel paint and two screw-back fittings for attachment to a cap. Very scarce, as only a handful are known to have survived. The badge 1.25 x 3.25 in. and is in very good condition. $2,000-$3,000 708. MONORAIL STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES MANUAL FOR CAST MEMBERS. (Disneyland, 1965) An extremely rare story guide and standard operating procedures manual for cast-member ride operators of the Disneyland Monorail attraction. “The Highway in the Sky” covers many instructional topics for ride operation from control functions and safety procedures to crowd control. In very good condition. $700-$900

709. ART CORNER SOUVENIR PHOTOGRAPH MAILER - MONORAIL. (Disneyland, 1959) A feature of Tomorrowland’s “Art Corner” was the “Fun Photos” area. This section featured plywood cut-out scenes from around the park. Guests could choose a themed cartoon cut out to peek out from and have a photo taken from their favorite adventure. The quick developing Polaroid film would be peeled and mounted in a souvenir mailer folder. Always a treat to see, the photos have become quite collectable in their own right. The entire piece measures 6.5 x 4.75 in. In very good condition with some streaking in the photo from the developing process. $100-$200

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710. ART CORNER SOUVENIR PHOTOGRAPH MAILER - MONORAIL. (Disneyland, 1959) A feature of Tomorrowland’s “Art Corner” was the “Fun Photos” area. This section featured plywood cut-out scenes from around the park. Guests could choose a themed cartoon cut out to peek out from and have a photo taken from their favorite adventure. The quick developing Polaroid film would be peeled and mounted in a souvenir mailer folder. Always a treat to see, the photos have become quite collectable in their own right. The entire piece measures 6.5 x 4.75 in. In very good condition with some streaking in the photo from the developing process. $100-$200

711. ORIGINAL MONORAIL ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1959) A stunning original color poster for the Disneyland Monorail attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $4000-$5000

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712. MONORAIL CHILD’S SCHOOL BAG. (Disneyland, 1959) Rare Monorail themed school bag sold in Tomorrowland. The bag measures 13 x 4 x 10 in. In very good condition. $200-$400

714. ALWEG MONORAIL CHILD’S FLIGHT BAG. (Disneyland, 1960) Rare Alweg Monorail themed flight bag sold in Tomorrowland. The bag measures 2.5 x 7.75 x 6 in. In very good condition. $200-$400

713. ALWEG MONORAIL CHILD’S FLIGHT BAG. (Disneyland, 1960) Rare Alweg Monorail themed flight bag sold in Tomorrowland. The bag measures 2.5 x 7.75 x 6 in. In very good condition. $200-$400

715. SCHUCO MONORAIL ELECTRIC TRAIN SET IN BOX. (Disneyland, 1960) A very rare original boxed Schuco Disneyland Alweg Monorail train set with the very scarce, original transformer. The train is Monorail Blue and comes complete with instructions. It has not been set up or operated since purchase. The box measures 14.5 x 18.5 x 1.75 in. In fine condition. Operation not tested. $1,000-$2,000

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716. Disneyland Holiday Inn Magazine. (Disneyland, 1965) Rare Holiday Inn Magazine from 1965 featuring a spectacular image of Tomorrowland on its’ cover. In very good condition. $100-$200

717. SIGNED BOB GURR ORIGINAL MONORAIL CONCEPT ART. (Disneyland, 1963) Impressive technical rendering of the Monorail by Imagineer Bob Gurr. According to Gurr, this sketch was done as the company was looking to expand capacity for the Monorail and also propose a fifth attraction at the New York World’s Fair. Disney was hoping to acquire the “Monorail rights” to the fair and proposed this expanded capacity three car Monorail train. Eventually the contract went to another company and Disney rather than expand the number of cars on his current monorail, just added another two-car train; “Monorail Yellow”. Accomplished in graphite on 9 x 11.5 in. onion skin and hand-signed by Gurr. Framed size is 12.5 x 14.5 in. In fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $3,000-$4,000

718. ORIGINAL MONORAIL ATTRACTION LAMPPOST SHIELD. (Disneyland, 1959) land. Unlike other shields, this one was silk-screened on Masonite so that it could be hung across main street during the re-opening celebration. An extremely rare and unique piece. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $5,000-$7,000

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719. ALWEG MONORAIL PROMOTIONAL DRINKING GLASSES. (Disneyland, 1959) An extremely rare set of (5) drinking glasses given away as promotional gifts to contractors and corporate sponsors of the 1959 Disneyland expansion project. The image of the Monorail was pulled from the Bob Gurr/John Hench concept artwork done for the project. Each glass is 4.5 in. high. In fine condition overall. $400-$600

720. MONORAIL/SUBMARINE VOYAGE METAL LUNCH BOX AND THERMOS. (Disneyland, 1959) Vintage metal lunchbox featuring the Monorail and Submarine Voyage attractions. Lunchbox measures 7 x 8 x 3 in. and comes with the original thermos. In very good condition overall. $350-$450

721. WHITMAN MONORAIL TRAY PUZZLE. (Disneyland, 1956) Vintage 14.5 x 11 in. tray puzzle published by Whitman and featuring the Monorail in Tomorrowland. In vintage fine condition. $100-$200

723. ORIGINAL WALT DISNEYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S MONORAIL GAME. (Disneyland, 1959) Original Monorail game produced by Parker Brothers. Excellent graphics throughout. The boxed game measures 8 x 16 x 1.75 in. In good condition overall with some splits in the corners of the top box. $100-$200 722. Disneyland Railway Age Weekly Magazine. (Disneyland, 1959) Rare issue of Railway Age Weekly featuring the 1959 Monorail. In very good condition. $100-$200

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724. ORIGINAL MONORAIL EXIT/RETURN STATION SIGN. (Disneyland, 1960s) Two-sided, hand-painted metal hanging sign from the Disneyland Hotel Monorail Station. One side reads “Exit Monorail Station” for guest entering and the other side reads “Returning To Park Today - Have Hand Stamped Here” for guests departing the station. Nothing quite evokes the spirit of a vintage visit to Disneyland as a hand stamp’notice! Comes with a vintage 1970s Polaroid of the exact sign from the reference files of the Disneyland Sign & Pictorial Department. $3,000-$5,000

725. Mark VI Monorail industrial presentation model. (Walt Disney World, 1978) One-of-a-kind presentation model of the Mark VI Monorail. This model was given to WED when they were modernizing their monorails at both Walt Disney World and Disneyland. Constructed of wood and measuring 8.5 x 4.5 x 28 in. $3,000-$4,000

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726. ORIGINAL skyway ATTRACTION LAMPPOST SHIELD. (Disneyland, 1959) A stunning original color lamppost shield for the Disneyland Skyway attraction, part of the 1959 “re-opening” of Disneyland. Unlike other shields, this one was silk-screened on Masonite so that it could be hung across main street during the re-opening celebration. An extremely rare and unique piece. In vintage fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $3,500-$4,500

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727. ORIGINAL AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1967) A stunning original color silk-screened poster for the Disneyland America the Beautiful attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $1,500-$2,500

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728. PROGRESSLAND AT DISNEYLAND PRESENTATION BOOKLET. (Disneyland, 1965) An extremely rare booklet made for executives at General Electric to sell them on continued sponsorship and relocation of the World’s Fair Carousel of Progress (Progressland) attraction to Disneyland. Plans were made early on, to repurpose the hit World’s Fair attraction from its home in Flushing Meadows, New York to a newly designed show building in Disneyland at the conclusion of the Fair. General Electric agreed to continue sponsorship and pay moving and re-installation costs for the next phase of the attraction. The book measures 11 x 8.5 in. and is in very good condition. $700-$900

729. CAROUSEL OF PROGRESS STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES MANUAL FOR CAST MEMBERS. (Disneyland, 1965) An extremely rare story guide and standard operating procedures manual for cast members to prepare them for the arrival of the Carousel of Progress attraction to the park.The history of the show and how it relates to the park are some of the topics covered. The book measures 9 x 10 in. and is in very good condition. $650-$750

730. SIGNED CAROUSEL OF PROGRESS LIMITED EDITION LITHOGRAPH PORTFOLIO SET. (Disneyland, 1998) A special release by the Disney Gallery in 1998 of concept artwork for the Carousel of Progress. The folio consists of an outer envelope sleeve, four large prints featuring different stages of the show and sheet music for the ”Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow” theme song. Signed by Collin Campbell, Sam McKim and John Hench on their respective artworks with the sheet music signed by both Richard and Robert Sherman. Very limited to only 150 sets. The prints each measure 9.75 x 25.5 in. and the sheet music measures 14 x 11 in. In fine condition. $1,200-$1,500

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731. ORIGINAL CAROUSEL OF PROGRESS ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1967) A stunning original color silk-screened poster for the Disneyland Carousel of Progress attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $5,000-$7,000

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732. ADVENTURE THROUGH INNER SPACE “ATOMOBILE” PROP. (Disneyland, 1967) Extremely rare “Atomobile” prop from the Adventure Through Inner Space attraction. While waiting in the queue, guests could watch as their fellow adventurers boarded their “Atomobiles” and then began to shrink to the size of an atom. This prop was mounted on a moving track and was one of those “shrinking Atomobiles”. In very good condition with the original track mounting and presented in a custombuilt display case. $15,000-$18,000

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733. ORIGINAL ADVENTURE THROUGH INNER SPACE ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1967). A stunning original color silk-screened poster for the Disneyland Adventure Through Inner Space attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $3,000-$4,000

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736. ADVENTURE THROUGH INNER SPACE “ATOMOBILE” SAFETY STICKER. (Disneyland, 1967) A very rare, unused safety sticker from the Adventure Thru Inner Space “Atomobiles”. The sticker measures 2.5 x 9.5 in. and is in fine condition. $200-$400

734. ADVENTURE THROUGH INNER SPACE CAST MEMBER UNIFORM PATCH. (Disneyland, 1967) Original embroidered cast member patch for the Adventure Through Inner Space attraction. Entire piece measures 3.5 x 2.5 in. In very good condition with light wear. $100-$200

737. MONSANTO ADVENTURE THROUGH INNER SPACE INFORMATION BOOKLET. (Disneyland, 1967) As was standard for Disneyland in the 1950s and 60s, free give-aways were common at sponsored attractions to inform and advertise to the park’s guests. This rare booklet is filled with teriffic concept illustrations and information on the attraction. It was handed out for only a few months during the ride’s first season in 1967. $100-$200

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735. ADVENTURE THROUGH INNER SPACE STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES MANUAL FOR CAST MEMBERS. (Disneyland, 1967) An extremely rare story guide and standard operating procedures manual for cast member ride operators of the Disneyland Adventure Through Inner Space attraction.“The manual covers many instructional topics for ride operation from control functions and safety procedures to crowd control. In very good condition. $600-$800

738. ADVENTURES THROUGH INNER SPACE “MIRACLES FROM MOLECULES” PROMO RECORD WITH SLEEVE. (Disneyland, 1967) An extremely rare 7 x 7 in. promotional record for the Sherman Brothers’ ”Miracles From Molecules” theme from the Monsanto presentation of Adventure Thru Inner Space. Part of the 1967 “New Tomorrowland”, this attraction was and is iconic of 1960s Disneyland. These records were promotional gifts that came as part of the 1967 “New Tomorrowland” press kit. Record and sleeve are in mint condition. $100-$200

739. ORIGINAL ADVENTURE THROUGH INNER SPACE CAST MEMBER COSTUME. (Disneyland, 1970) Original male cast member costume for the Adventures Through inner Space attraction. Comes with period nametag. In very good condition. $2,000-$3,000

740. “NEW TOMORROWLAND” 1967 PRESS KIT. (Disneyland, 1967) A handsome collection of materials for the world-wide press event celebrating the opening of Disneyland’s “New Tomorrowland” in the Summer of 1967. Given to invited press attendees, this folder is brimming with information on the latest expansion of Disneyland since 1959. Items include press photo stills, press information sheets, a photo folder (with used photo coupon) and the ultra-rare Miracles From Molecules theme song 33 rpm record from Monsanto’s presentation of “Adventure Thru Inner Space”. Written by the prolific Sherman Brothers, the catchy tune was briefly available for purchase at the Tomorrowland Character Shop that summer. The record and jacket appear unplayed however, it has a minor heat flaw on one side. Measuring 11.5 x 9 in. and in very good condition. $1,000-$1,200

741. DISNEYLAND’S NEW TOMORROWLAND—A WORLD ON THE MOVE 1967 PRESS KIT. (Disneyland, 1967) A very rare cast and press informational booklet, published by WED Imagineering on the forthcoming opening of the 1967 “New Tomorrowland.” Brimming with information on all the new attractions and features of the “World on the Move.” Kit measures 11 x 9 in. and is in very good condition. $600-$800

742. NEW TOMORROWLAND TICKET BOOTH POSTER. (Disneyland, 1967) Rare 12 x 9 in. main gate ticket booth poster for “Magic Kingdom Club” members, promoting the New Tomorrowland. These rare point-of-sale posters were printed at the Disneyland Print Shop for exclusive distribution at the Disneyland ticket booths to promote the membership of the “Magic Kingdom Club”, the equivalent of today’s annual pass. In very good condition. $300-$500

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743. ORIGINAL ROCKET JETS ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1967) A stunning original color silk-screened poster for the Disneyland Rocket Jets attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $2,500-$3,500

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744. ORIGINAL PEOPLEMOVER ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1967) A stunning original color silk-screened poster for the Disneyland Peoplemover attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In vintage fine condition. $4,000-$5,000

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745. WEDWAY PROPLEMOVER STATION PATENT PLAQUE. (Disneyland, 1967) A wonderful artifact from the original 1967 WEDWAY Peoplemover attraction. This alumium plaque was mounted near the operator controls of the attraction, announcing its trademarked and patent pending registration numbers. Removed after the station’s closing in 1998. The plaque measures 8 x 5 in. In very good condition. $2,000-$3,000

746. ORIGINAL WEDWAY PEOPLE MOVER SAFETY STICKERS. (Disneyland, 1970) Door safety sticker from the Wedway People mover attraction. Measuring 3.5 in. and in very good condition. $200-$400

748. ORIGINAL (2) WEDWAY PEOPLE MOVER ACRYLIC SAFETY BADGES. (Disneyland, 1970) reverse silk-screened (2) acrylic badges that were mounted on the interior cabin doors of the Wedway People mover vehicles. Measuring 3.75 in. and in very good condition. $350-$450 747. ORIGINAL “MICKEY MOUSE” TOMORROWLAND PENNANT ARTWORK. (Disneyland/Disney World, 1976) Original artwork used for a pennant produced for both Disneyland and Disney World featuring “Mickey Mouse” and the Space Mountain attraction. This pennant was produced in anticipation of the opening of Space Mountain at Disneyland in 1976. The attraction had opened at Disney World the previous year. Artwork comes with the final Disneyland version of the pennant. Accomplished in graphite and colored pencil and in fine condition. $300-$500

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749. Space Mountain Concept Painting. (Disneyland/DisneyWorld, 1975) The Space Mountain attraction opened at Disney World first in 1975 and then Disneyland two years later. The ride was planned for both parks from conception. This stunning concept painting features the exterior of the ride, used at both parks. Accomplished in acrylic on 6 x 11 in. artistsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; board. Framed size is 13 x 18 in. In very good condition. Unexamined ot of frame. $1,000-$2,000

750. SPACE MOUNTAIN CAST MEMBER INTRODUCTION BOOK. (Disneyland, 1977) Story orientation booklet for the brand new Space Mountain attraction and the surrounding additional facilities at Tomorrowland in the summer of 1977. Measuring 8.5 x 11.5 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

751. SPACE MOUNTAIN GRAND OPENING PRESS PACK. (Disneyland, 1977) Press background and operational data booklet for the brand new Space Mountain attraction in Tomorrowland. The accompanying folder has a color still print of the attraction entrance at night. These were both opening day press giveaways. Measuring 8.5 x 11.5 in. and in very good condition. $150-$250

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752. SPACE MOUNTAIN GRAND OPENING SHOULDER BAG. (Disneyland, 1977) Rare vinyl shoulder bag given to members of the press for the grand opening of the Space Mountain attraction in Tomorrowland. Measuring 13 x 10 x 4 in. in. and in very good condition. $200-$400

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753. ORIGINAL CAPTAIN EO ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1986) A stunning original acrylic printed poster for the Disneyland Captain EO attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid colors and striking imagery. In fine condition. $1,200-$1,500

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754. H.R. RUSSELL ORIGINAL ARTWORK FOR THE CAPTAIN EO ATTRACTION POSTER. (Disneyland, 1986) Spectacular original artwork for the Captain EO attraction poster. Accomplished in Acrylic and gouache on Measuring 21.5 x 31.5 in. board, this is the only original Disneyland attraction poster artwork ever offered for sale. Opening in 1986, and running through 1996, the George Lucas produced attraction featured one of the first “4D” films, combining “3D” with live effects. The artwork is accompanied by a souvenir attraction poster signed by artist H.R. Russell. An amazing piece of contemporary Disneyland history. $40,000-$50,000

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picture spot #7 More guest slides and photos from around the park.

755. Collection of (49) amateur color slides from disneyland circa 1958-1960. $100-$150

756. Collection of (45) amateur color slides from dinseyland circa 1968. $100-$150

757. Collection of (70) amateur photos at Disneyland circa 1970s-1980s . $50-$100

758. Collection of (58) amateur color slides from disneyland circa 1980. $75-$150

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759. Collection of (42) color (Magenta) Souvenir slides of Disneyland circa 1956. $75-$100

760. Collection of (64) color (Magenta) commercial vari-vue Souvenir slides of Disneyland circa 1960s. $75-$100

761. Collection of (46) color amateur slides of Disneyland circa 1966-1967. $100-$150

762. Collection of (51) color amateur slides of Disneyland circa 1975-1983. $75-$100

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Taking on the creation of the world’s first theme park was not a natural step for a motion picture studio. To Walt, it was probably just the next logical step in storytelling – to move from film to interactive, interpersonal experiences. To design Disneyland, Walt created WED Enterprises (later Walt Disney Imagineering), the name taken from his own initials. It’s not surprising that Walt found many of the creative geniuses behind Disneyland in the Studio staff. Mary Blair, who had created visionary and defining concept art for films like So Dear To My Heart and Cinderella, came to design murals for Tomorrowland, and of course was the dominant influence on It’s a Small World. John Hench started in the Disney story department in 1939 before moving into special effects on 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, mainly the hydraulic squid that attacked the Nautilus. In 1955 he moved to WED to work on the Tomorrowland area of Disneyland, and later Space Mountain and Cinderella’s Castle at Walt Disney World. He’s also best remembered for painting Mickey Mouse’s birthday portraits on his 25th, 30th, 35th and up anniversaries. When Walt searched for someone to oversee the construction of an old-fashioned paddle steamer (the Mark Twain) for Disneyland, he found retired Navy Admiral Joe Fowler working as a construction supervisor, and hired him as construction boss for the whole Disneyland project. He stayed on as General Manager of Disneyland for its first ten years, and assisted with the construction of Walt Disney World. Marty Sklar started at Disney with the Disneyland News for opening day, and returned in 1956 (after graduating UCLA) responsible for the park’s publicity and marketing materials. In 1961, he moved to WED where he oversaw the design of attractions for the World’s Fair, and later EPCOT and Tokyo Disneyland. Marc Davis is equally well known for his role as one of Disney’s Legendary Nine Old Men – animating iconic characters such as Snow White, Tinker Bell, and Cruella de Vil – as for his character design and story work at Imagineering on the Jungle Cruise, Pirates of the Caribbean, and The Haunted Mansion. Davis had the unique ability to encapsulate in a single drawing an entire story – implying humor and animation on a piece of paper. His wife Alice Davis designed costumes for the animatronic figures of it’s a small world, General Electric’s Carousel of Progress, and Pirates of the Caribbean. X. Atencio was a Disney artist as early as 1938, and was responsible for most of the unusual stop motion animation seen at the time in shorts like Noah’s Ark (1959) and the opening credits of The Parent Trap and The Misadventures of Merlin Jones. He moved to WED in 1965 to help design the Primeval World diorama that was being added beside the Grand Canyon diorama on the Disneyland railroad. He also tackled the difficult task of building out stories from Marc Davis’ already rich scene designs for the Pirates of the Caribbean and The Haunted Mansion. He wrote full scripts for both those attractions, including the lyrics to their iconic songs, Yo Ho (A Pirate’s Life for Me) and Grim Grinning Ghosts. Sam McKim’s started at WED in 1955 as a concept artist for Disneyland, drawing some of the earliest views of Frontierland and Main Street. He worked on many of the attractions for the World’s Fair, as well as drawing the first concept of the Haunted Mansion to be presented to the public in a 1958 magazine article – eleven years before the attraction opened! Above and beyond such significant work, he’s best known for illustrating some of the most popular Disneyland collectibles ever – the maps of the park from 1958 until 1964. Although he retired in 1987, he came back to draw the first souvenir map of Disneyland Paris in 1992. Bruce Bushman started at Disney in 1936 as a layout artist, and worked his way up to art director on Pinocchio, Fantasia, and later live-action television productions such as the Mickey Mouse Club. In 1953 he moved over to work on Disneyland development, contributing to Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, and the overall layout of the entire property. He’s also credited with designing the most iconic structure of Disneyland, Sleeping Beauty’s Castle. Rolly Crump was working as an animation in-betweener when Walt Disney took note of the colorful decorative propellers he designed. Moved over to WED, he worked on many of the attractions for the New York World’s Fair, including the Tower of the Four Winds and it’s a small world. The Haunted Mansion contains many of his unusual and evocative designs, although the infamous “Museum of the Weird” he planned to follow the Mansion never came to be. Bob Gurr’s contribution to Disneyland is monumental; he designed the Matterhorn Bobsleds, the first all-steel roller coaster in the world. Gurr first came to Disney in 1954 to design a body for the Autopia cars, impressing Walt so well that he soon became “the car guy” at WED. Antique cars, Omnibuses, and Flying Saucers all benefited from his oversight. Aside from the Matterhorn, Gurr was instrumental in the other major additions to Disneyland in 1959, the Monorail and the Submarine Voyage. Before retiring from WED in 1981, he contributed to all the ride and transportation systems for Walt Disney World.

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763. BOB GURR SIGNED AUTOMOBILE DESIGN BOOK. (Bob Gurr, 1955) This rare (96) page auto styling book was published by Bob Gurr, famed WED Imagineering designer/engineer for much of Disneyland attractions, including the Autopia, Monorail, Main Street Vehicles, Matterhorn Bobsleds, Flying Saucers, and Peoplemover. This softcover book came out the year of Disneyland’s opening, not long after he designed the early Autopia vehicles. A graduate of Art Center in Pasadena, California, Gurr was designer at the Ford Motor Company before being hired by Disney to design the Autopia cars on last minute notice. What started as a temporary design job became a life-long association with the park. Signed by Gurr on the front title page. Measuring 8.5 x 11 in. in very good condition with some light foxing to cover. $200-$400

764. ALWEG MONORAIL LOS ANGELES PROPOSAL. (WED, 1961) Soon after the opening of his Monorail system Disneyland, Walt attempted to interest the Los Angeles government into investing in a Disney designed monorail system for city. Only proposed informally, the city did not take Walt up on the offer and with the World’s Fair project taking up most of his attention, he dropped the proposal. Alweg, the German manufacturer of the Monorail’s conveyance patent and partial sponsor at Disneyland, picked up the ball where Walt left off. This 1961 illustrated proposal was published to make a more formal pitch to the city government. (38) pages filled with fascinating info and concept art. Measuring 11.5 x 9 in. and in very good condition. $200-$400

765. WED ENTERPRISES 1964 CHRISTMAS CARD. (WED, 1964) An extremely rare WED Enterprises large, fold-out Christmas card for 1964. The card features color photos of concept artwork and maquette models for upcoming Disneyland projects currently in development. Of special interest is a scene from the boat ride noted as Pirates of the Caribbean and concept artwork by Mary Blair for It’s a Small World. That year was still considered early development for that attraction. The card notes mention upcoming projects for Disneyland, the New York World’s Fair and the upcoming Tencennial year for the park. The accordion-style card folds out to a very large 30”x 12 in. In very good condition.. $400-$600

766. Disneyland Tencennial 1965 TEN YEAR SERVICE AWARD Plaque. (Disneyland, 1965)In 1965, Disneyland’s “Tencennial” or the Tenth Year Anniversary was a heavily celebrated milestone. Walt held a particular pride in how far his gamble had come in only one decade…both in how long and fast it took to get there. Because the ‘gamble’ had paid off so handsomely in both financial and critical success, Walt held WED and Disneyland staff very close to his heart. Perhaps even more so than Studio personnel. Disneyland was his baby in 1965, Walt held a huge cast member event at the Disneyland Hotel to kick off the year’s festivities and at this event, cast members who had been there since the beginning were issued this special service award for their loyalty. Displays beautifully, still in its original presentation box. $400-600

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767. WED NEW HEADQUARTERS ANNOUNCEMENT. (WED, 1966) In 1966, Walt acquired more property on Flower Street in Glendale, California to house the soon-to-be-expanded WED offices for the planning of the New Tomorrowland in Disneyland and the Florida Projects of EPCOT and Walt Disney World. This move combined the scattered departments of WED from up the street on Sonora Avenue and several offices on the studio Main Lot. This unique map card annouces the move and gives background on the division and its new location. This is the only example we have seen ever offered. Measuring 8.25 x 7.25 in. and I very good condition. $200-$300

768. WDP 1966 ANNUAL REPORT. (Walt Disney Studios, 1966) Walt Disney Productions annual stock holders report for 1966 This particular issue was prepared before Walt Disney’s sudden death in December 1966. After his death, an additional cover was attached with a message from Walt’s brother and Chief Financial Officer for the company, Roy O. Disney. The message is one of shock, sadness, reflection and reassurance about the future of the company Walt worked so hard to bring to this, its most exciting era to date. Measuring 11 x 9.25 in. and in very good condition. $300-$400

769. RARE WED SPECIAL STATUS REPORT. (WED, 1966-67) Roy Disney’s personal copy of a seventeen page report prepared by Imagineering President Mel Melton. The report, prepared and distributed only to the top executives at the company, covers the period of October 1966 thru the start of April 1967. A working assessment of events for both WED and MAPO in the prelude and aftermath of Walt Disney’s death, it covers the emotional and organizational blow to the divisions while reporting the progressive strategies of current projects. It begins with a WED inter-office communication sheet signed by Mel Melton and stamped ‘received’ by Roy Disney’s office. It discusses Walt’s death, its impact to the divisions and how the company, in Walt’s memory, should continue with the spirit of “the show must go on.” The Disney World Florida Project is mentioned. Current status on projects such as, Pirates of the Caribbean, Club 33, the New Tomorrowland expansion including, Adventure Thru Inner Space, Flight to the Moon, Carousel of Progress, America the Beautiful and the Goodyear Peoplemover are included. Also covered is the Disney World project and Walt’s plans for EPCOT, citing his proposal which was demonstrated in his final film pitch of the project. The Mineral King project is also covered. A time-capsule document of a tumultuous period in the history of WED and Disneyland. Measuring 9 x 11.25 in. $1,500-$2,000

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770. WED FLORIDA PROJECT EPCOT AND WALT DISNEY WORLD MASTER PLANNING BOARD. (WED, 1967) A 34 x 23 in. photo mounted on board featuring the early planning stages of Walt Disney World and EPCOT as originally planned by Walt Disney. After the World’s Fair, Disney knew his far reaching goals could not be contained in his small Anaheim property and new territory was needed. After much secrecy, Disney’s Florida “land-grab” was made public and master planning went into full swing. At the WED offices in Glendale, California, a “Florida War Room” was erected. Here, master planning took place for what became e known as “The Florida Project”. Imagineers such as Marvin Davis, John Hench, Joe Potter, Marty Sklar and Walt himself tirelessly used this room to translate one man’s fanciful notion into a sprawling reality. This WED board room was lined with huge drawings and high altitude photographs to offer the designers a proper perspective on their project. Walt’s final on-screen pitch, “The EPCOT Film” was shot in a recreation of this planning office using actual maps and drawings from the room itself. Walt intriguingly motioned to the towering maps and photographs around him to explain his far-reaching plans. This photo mosaic is from that war room as planning progressed shortly after Disney’s death and features master planning drawings laid over high altitude photographs of the whole Disney World property. At this stage, EPCOT was still very much an actual city of tomorrow, complete with residential green belts and a high-volume airport of the future. The Magic Kingdom “theme park” is present and takes up a tiny portion of the North-West corner of the property. The piece is still in its original studio wood frame. A very rare artifact from the offices of WED Enterprises in Glendale, California. Acquired from the estate of Imagineering President, Mel Melton. In fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $3,000-$4,000

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772. WED 1967 STAFF ROSTER. (WED, 1967) Staff roster and vacation status report for the entire WED 1967 work force. Measuring 11 x 9.25 in. and in very good condition. $200-$400

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773. PROJECT FLORIDA: A WHOLE NEW DISNEY WORLD PRESS KIT. (WED, 1967) Issued a mere two months after Walt Disney’s death, this very rare press kit was sent to related news outlets and corporate participants announcing the greatest project to date for Walt Disney Productions and WED Enterprises. This press folder is some of the earliest public information made available on the project with press copy info and photographs of concept art and stills from Disney’s last pitch of the project. At this early stage, the emphasis was still heavily on E.P.C.O.T. and less on the theme park which was planned to fund it. Soon, the Experimental City would take a back burner to the Magic Kingdom and ultimately drop out from immediate planning. An excellent example of how drastically the course changed on the project within a year of Walt’s death. Kit measures 11.5 x 9 in. and is I very good condition. $800-$1,000

774. SIGNED WED PHOTO FEATURING (12) IMAGINEERS. (WED, 1968) Oversize black and white photo hand-signed by and featuring Herb Ryman, Ken O’Brien, Collin Campbell, Marc Davis, Al Bertino, Wathel Rogers, Mary Blair, T. Hee, Blaine Gibson, X. Attencio, Claude Coats, and Yale Gracey. The 12 x 16 in. photo is dated 11/08/1968 and has been mounted on 15 x 19 in. board. Photograph is in very good condition. Mounting board has some chipping and staining along edges but does not affect the photo. An incredible photo of the “who’s-who” of Imagineering. $2,000-$3,000

775. RARE WED DISNEYLAND DICTIONARY FILE COPY. (WED, 1967) File copy with inter-office memo attached of The Disneyland Dictionary, an informational publication designed for WED and Disneyland employees for a quick reference history of attractions at the park. $300-$500

776. PROJECT 90: EXeCUTIVE SUMMARY FOR EPCOT. (WED, 1968) Executive summary prepared for RCA concerning “Project 90”. This particular working copy is from the office files of Disneyland Entertainment Division President, Frank Allnutt. There is a typewritten decal with his name on the cover. Measuring11 x 13 in. and in very good condition. $500-$700

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777. PROJECT FLORIDA: A WHOLE NEW DISNEY WORLD CONCEPT BOOK. (WED, 1967) Concept booklet of some of the earliest internal information made available on the project for use within Disney and selected corporate sponsors. This particular working copy is from the office files of WED President, Mel Melton. The written note is in his hand. Measuring 11 x 11 in. and in very good condition. $800-$1,000

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778. WED DISNEYLAND DIcTIONARY CAST MEMBER BOOKLET. (WED, 1968) A very nice spiral bound information kit to familiarize the WED staff and park cast members on the many features and history of the parkâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s attractions. Measuring 11.25 x 9 in. and in very good condition. $300-$500

780. WED ENTERPRISES 1971 ADMISSION MEDIA, RIDES AND ATTRACTIONS SUMMARY REPORT (WED, 1971) In-house file folder from the office of Mel Melton containing statistics on admissions and ticket sales and comparisons to previous years. Measuring 11 x 8.5 in. and in very good condition. $300-$500

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779. WED MONSANTO MARKETING MEETING SCHEDULE AND ITINERarY. (WED, 1968) A fascinating information booklet for Monsanto executives who were treated to a whirlwind, three-day event at Disneyland, the Disney Studio and the offices of WED Imagineering in October 1968. Hosted personally by Roy O. Disney, Donn Tatum and Card Walker, this event was to expose Monsanto (a major sponsor of the Disney theme parks) to the plans for the various Disneyland, Mineral King and Disney World/EPCOT projects. The intinerary is jam packed with visits to the park, the Disneyland Hotel, the studio, the WED Imagineering offices, film premiers, Club 33 and more. Measuring 8.5 x 3.5 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

781. Dave Smith company history Document. (Disneyland, 1972) Disney Archivist Dave Smith compiled document prepared for WED on their 50th anniversary. This item came from the office of Mel Melton. $100-$200

782. WED ENTERPRISES 1971-1973 INTERNAL RESEARCH FOLDER (WED, 1973) An incredible file from the office of Mel Melton containing research and records on Walt Disney World from development to opening. Measuring 14 x 8.35 in. and in very good condition. $200-$300

784. Disneyland ten-year ticket and admissions summary binder. (Disneyland, 1975) Fascinating summary of ticket sales and admission stats for 1965-1975. Measures 11.5 x 10 in. $400-$500

783. MARK IV PROMOTIONAL SALES BOOKLET. (WED, 1975) Informational sales booklet created by WED for potential sales of the Mark IV Monorail system for commercial use outside of the Disney company. A major feature of Disneyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s plan with EPCOT was to initiate research & development of various transport, communication and city engineering systems to benefit his prototype community and in turn provide a revenue stream with the licensing of said systems to industry. Community Transportation Services (CTS) was part of the semi-realized plan.The cover features a nice color photo of the Mark IV monorail. Measuring 11 x 8.5 in. and in very good condition. $300-$400

785. Disneyland MAPO CONSTRUCTION HARD HAT. (Disneyland, 1970s) On-site worn MAPO construction hard hat used during renovations at the park in 1980. Adjustable head sizes 6 1/2 through 8. In very good condition with wear from use. $150-$250

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786. Disneyland property planning board. (Disneyland, 1966) Large photographic planning board used by WED when planning the â&#x20AC;&#x153;New Tomorrowlandâ&#x20AC;? in 1966. The photo mounted to board measures 57 x 56.75 in. $1,200-$1,500

787. Early Disneylander Magazine December 1956. (Disneyland, 1956) Long-running employee publication for Disneyland cast members, covering lots of great behind the scenes news, info, gossip, and what-have-you. Disneylander Magazine was the first stage of what would later become Backstage Disneyland Magazine. Rare and always a joy to read. In very good condition with minor wear and tape on cover from original mailing. $250-$350

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788. Early Disneylander Magazine July 1957. (Disneyland, 1957) The July 1957 issue of Disneylander Magazine featuring the second anniversary of the park. Disneylander Magazine was the first stage of what would later become Backstage Disneyland Magazine. In very good condition with minor wear and some moisture stains. $250-$350

789. Backstage Magazine Spring 1967. (Disneyland, 1967) Cast member magazine from the Spring of 1967, shortly before Pirates of Carribean opened. In very good condition with minor wear. $200-$400

790. Disneyland costume department The Care and Feeding of Disney Characters manual. (Disneyland, 1977) Extremely rare 5-ring binder containing information on the wearing, care, and maintenance for each costumed character in the park. An astounding reference book full of photographs and information. In fine condition. $600-$800

792. Disneyland on Strike Picket sign. (Disneyland, 1984)Rare employee picket sign for a 1984 cast member strike (the largest ever at Disneyland). In good condition overall. $150-$250

791. Disneyland 1984 Men of the Park Employee Calendar! (Disneyland, 1984)Enjoy every month of the year with your favorite “man of the park”. Most definitely, a different time in Disneyland history! Measuring 11” x 8.5” and in very good condition. $100-$200

793. Disneyland University New Employee Cast-Member Orientation Packet. (Disneyland, 1970)An extremely rare, fully intact new hire cast member orientation packet from Disneyland University. The university, started by Van Arsdale France was incredibly thorough in its educational techniques and is credited for the highly admired “Disney Way” of handling guests. This large info pack is a testament to that fact. From the specific info sheets, appears to be for a food services employee. Consisting of a main folder, payroll info, employee entrance and parking maps, food service fact sheets, a Kitchen Safety orientation test, a Fire Safety orientation test, an accident avoidance sheet, a general company policy packet, a Disneyland and You booklet, a Summer 1970 BACKSTAGE DISNEYLAND magazine, a Summer 1970 Disneyland pocket guide, a Walt Disney Traditions at Disneyland booklet, an November 1970 Inside Disneyland newsletter, a Disneyland Recreational Club pamphlet, a Disneyland employee services info booklet on “The Center” and a voting info sheet on officers for the Disneyland Recreational Club for the latest elections. It is very rare to find an intact packet such as this and a fascinating look at how employees were handled in the late 60s-early 70s. All booklets are in excellent, unused condition and the white outer folder has only slight color from age. 11.75 x 9 in. $550-$650

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As soon as Disneyland had proved itself successful, and the naysayers had to admit it was a hit, conversation began around building a second park east of the Mississippi to attract vacationers from the east coast. When the World’s Fair was announced for 1964 in New York, Walt set up a group within WED Enterprises to contact corporations and seek sponsorship for attractions at the Fair. Participating in the Fair this way provided several opportunities for Walt. First, it provided funding to develop new technologies, like audio-animatronics. Second, the attractions created there could find a home at Disneyland after, expanding the Park. And finally, it was the perfect testing ground of Disney-style entertainment on “sophisticated East Coast audiences.” The Carousel of Progress, it’s a small world, Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln, and Ford’s Magic Skyway were all developed for the Fair by WED, and all were hugely popular. They found a home at Disneyland afterwards, with the Magic Skyway contributing to both the Peoplemover and the Primeval World diorama. 794. New York World’s Fair Swis Sky Ride concept artwork by John Wenrich. (Worlds Fair, 1964) John C. Wenrich was commissioned by the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair corporation to create a series of official renderings of the fair for promotional purposes. He was one of the key artistic figures of the previous New York World’s Fair in 1939 and created many of its key conceptual images. In 1964, his most famous, a view of the Unisphere with the “Rocket Thrower”” sculpture in the foreground (entitled, Plaza of the Astronauts) was one of the key images used before the fair opened to the public. This stunning painting features the iconic Unispere theme symbol with the Swiss Sky Ride as its main feature. The image was used on postcards, calendars and even school textbook covers! Most of the Wenrich promotional art is in the possession of the Queens Museum. Here’s a rare opportunity to acquire historic Fair art by one of the key figures in its visualization. Artwork measures 23.5 x 34.5 in. Framed size is 32.5 x 42.5 in. $5,000-$7,000

795. New York World’s Fair AMF Monorail and UNISPHERE Concept Artwork. (World’s Fair 1964) Absolutely beautiful original concept painting of the 1964 fairgrounds focusing on the AMF Monorail with the Unisphere in the distance. $5,000-$7,000

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796. HERB RYMAN MAGIC SKYWAY ORIGINAL CONCEPT ART. (New York’s World’s Fair, 1963) Original concept art for the “International Gardens” area of the Magic Skyway attraction of the New York World’s fair. This well-designed queue area was the beginning of Disney’s informed advancements in efficiently moving large numbers of guests while also entertaining them. After the knowledge gained at the Fair, Disneyland’s queue areas would elaborately grow with almost as much attention as the attractions themselves. Boldly drawn in pencil and charcoal on 14 X 17 in. vellum. $3,000-$4,000

797. FORD’S MAGIC SKYWAY NEW YORK WORLD’S SUBWAY POSTER. (New Your World’s Fair, 1964) Extremely rare subway poster for Walt Disney’s Magic Skyway at the Ford Pavilion in the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair. $800-$1,200

798. MAGIC SKYWAY OZALOID CONCEPT. (New York’s World’s Fair, 1963) A bold ozalid print used by WED Imagineering in the planning of the Ford pavillion’s attraction, Magic Skyway. Prints such as these were commonly used by Imagineers in the design phase of their show productions. The original was drawn by Ken O’Brien. In very good condition with some light creasing. Entire piece measures 14 x 17 in. $200-$400

799. FORD’S MAGIC SKYWAY NEW YORK WORLD’S FAIR PRESS KIT. (New Your World’s Fair, 1964) Press kit for Walt Disney’s Magic Skyway at the Ford Pavilion in the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair. Known as the Wonder Rotunda, the innovative building featured full sized Ford automobiles moving along a conveyance in a system that eventually became the WEDWAY Peoplmover. News stories and very rare interior photos of the attraction are featured in an illustrated cover folder. Measures 11.75 x 9 in. In very good condition. $600-$700

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800. WELTON BECKETT PROGRESSLAND PAVILION PRESENTATION POSTER. (New Your World’s Fair, 1963) Stunning silk-screened poster made as gifts to World’s Fair, Disney and General Electric executives, featuring a conceptual rendering of the space-age pavilion at the Fair. Designed by Walt Disney’s WED Imagineering, and built by the famous, Disneyfriendly architectural firm, Welton Beckett and Associates, the General Electric Progressland Pavilion housed the Carousel of Progress attraction and the Progressland energy exhibit. Hand silk-screened on 26.5 x 40 in. thick rag paper, the piece is float mounted in a brushed aluminum frame. In fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $2,500-$4,000

802. New York World’s Fair promotional poster. (New Your World’s Fair, 1964) Beautiful lithograph 42 x 28 in. poster promoting the World’s Fair. The iconic artwork is by well-known Hollywood artist Bob Peak. In very good condition. $800-$1,000

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801. COME TO THE FAIR! PROMOTIONAL POSTER. (New Your World’s Fair, 1964) Beautiful 42.5 x 28 in. poster promoting the World’s Fair In very good condition. $1,000-$2,000

803. NEW YORK WORLD’S FAIR UNISPHERE FREEWAY DIRECTIONAL SIGN. (New Your World’s Fair, 1964) Extremely rare original painted metal sign for the Unisphere Freeway. The sign measures 30 x 19 in. and is in good condition with wear from use. $800-$1,200

804. AMBASSADOR OF HAPPINESS CAST MEMBER PROCEDURES BOOKLET. (New Your World’s Fair, 1964) A very rare guest relations procedures booklet for local cast-member ride operators of the It’s A Small World attraction at the Pepsi Pavilion in the 1964 New York World’s Fair. Disneyland University was tasked with familiarizing the newly hired East Coast employees at the World’s Fair on the Disneyland style of on stage interaction with guests. Ambassador of Happiness” covers many instructional topics for interacting with fair guests in the Disneyland-style. A shrewd gesture on Disneyland’s part and just another example of Disney pride of philosophy. Measuring 8.25 x 10 in. and in very good condition. $500-$600

806. PROGRESSLAND NEW YORK WORLD’S FAIR BUMPER STICKER. (New Your World’s Fair, 1965) Unused bumper sticker for General Electric’s Progressland at the New York’s World Fair. Measuring 4.75 x 15.5 in. and in very good condition. $100-$200

805. PROGRESSLAND PAVILION CAROUSEL OF PROGRESS PROMOTIONAL POSTER. (New Your World’s Fair, 1964) Beautiful 42.5 x 28 in. poster for the Carousel of Progress at the World’s Fair In very good condition. $1,000-$2,000

807. NEWS ABOUT PROGRESSLAND NEW YORK WORLD’S FAIR PRESS KIT. (New Your World’s Fair, 1965) A nice collection of materials for Disney’s presentation of General Electric’s, Carousel of Progress and its pavilion, Progressland. The folder contains information about the attraction’s second season in 1965 and includes press sheets, science bulletins and a general illustrated booklet on the pavillion features with many great Disney WED concept illustrations. Measuring 12 x 9 in. and in very good condition. $500-$700

808. NEW YORK WORLD’S FAIR SALE CATALOG. (New Your World’s Fair, 1965) Sale catalog for the liquidation of New York World’s Fair property. Once the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair closed in 1965, the plans to return Flushing Meadows to a state park went into full swing. Of course, first thing to do would be liquidating the assets of the many pavilions and fair infrastructure to allow the demolition to begin. Partly illustrated and filled with excellent lot descriptions, this scarce catalog is a most interesting read. Measuring 11 x 8.5 in. and in very good condition. $500-$700

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809. Original Tom Gilleon Eastern Airlines Walt Disney World / Eastern Airlines Poster Artwork. (Walt Disney World, 1975) Beautiful 21 x 18 in. original painting by Tom Gilleon used for a poster and also in advertising. Artwork measures 21 x 18 in. Framed size is 29 x26 in. $5,000-$7,000

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810. Original Herb Ryman Walt Disney World Adventureland Entrance Concept Artwork. (Walt Disney World, 1969) Beautiful 28 x 20.5 in. concept drawing by Herb Ryman for the Adventureland entrance at Walt Disney World. Framed size is 39 x 32 in. In fine condition. Unexamined out of frame. $3,500-$4,500

811. Early Herb Ryman Walt Disney World Swiss Family Robinson concept artwork brownline. (Walt Disney World, 1967) Early developmental brownline rendering of concept art for the Swiss Family Robinson attraction by Imagineer Herb Ryman. Measuring 12 x 38.5 in. and in very good condition. $300-$500

812. About Walt Disney World preview center booklet.(Walt Disney World, 1969)This gorgeous preview booklet was made available to the press and public at the Walt Disney World Preview Center, located at the entrance of the WDW property. Inside is some of the earliest public information made available on the project with amazing photographs of concept art and stills from Disneyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s last pitch of the project. At this point in 1969, the project was coming together quickly however, there were still several planned elements which never came to be by opening in 1971. Booklet measures 11 x 8.5 in. and is in very good condition. $250-$350

813. Walt Disney World Admiral Joe Fowler Riverboat Wheel House Sign. (Walt Disney World, 1971) Original hand-painted wooden wheelhouse sign for Walt Disney Worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Admiral Joe Fowler riverboat. Named after the retired admiral who was construction head on the Disneyland project. The sign Measures 10 in. by 7 ft. and is in very good condition. $3,500-$4,500

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814. Nila Clayton Alice In Wonderland Concept Artwork. (Walt Disney World, 1970) Beautiful original artwork by Nila Clayton for the Mickey Mouse Revue at Walt Disney World. Artwork measures 22 x 33.5 in. Framed artwork measures 34 x 44.5 in. $4,000-$6,000

816. Space Mountain opening ceremonies VIP Invitation and envelope. (Walt Disney World, 1975) Special invitation with original envelope for the grand opening of the Space Mountain attraction. In fine condition. $100-$200

815. Original Space Mountain Castmember Costume Jacket. (Walt Disney World, 1970) Original Castmamber jacket for the Walt Disney World Space mountain attraction. In very good condition with expected wear. $350-$450

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817. Fort Wilderness attraction poster. (Walt Disney World, 1971) Original poster for the Fort Wilderness attraction at Walt Disney World. The poster measures 47 x 16 in. and is in very good condition with some light wear and wrinkling. Unexamined out of frame. $2,000-$3,000

820. Walt Disney World Main Street Trolley track prop. (Walt Disney World, 1971) Original piece of the Main Street Trolley track from Walt Disney World. When the track was replaced, portions were cut and made into special desk displays for executives and VIPs. Measuring 2.5” x 2.5” x 5” long. $350-$450 818. Delta Airlines Walt Disney World travel poster. (Walt Disney World, 1971) Rare poster by Delta Airlines featuring images of Walt Disney World from the first year of operation. Measuring 28 x 22 in. In very good condition with some wear. $500-$700

821. Its’ Been My Pleasure Tour Guide Cast member Standard Operating Procedures Booklet. (Walt Disney Wolrd, 1971) A very rare Story Guide and Standard Operating Procedures Booklet for cast member tour guides. “It’s Been My Pleasure” covers many instructional topics regarding the tour procedure itself and the types of issues one will encounter on tour. Booklet measures 11 x 8.5 in. $350-$450

819. Eastern Airlines Walt Disney World travel poster. (Walt Disney World, 1971) Rare poster by Eastern Airlines from the park’s first year of operation. Measuring 39 x 30 in. In very good condition with some wear. $400-$600

822. Monorail Female Cast member Costume Jacket. (Walt Disney World, 1971) Original Cast member jacket for the Walt Disney World Monorail attraction. In very good condition with expected wear. $300-$400

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823. Original Bay Lake Vessel Officer cast member Costume Jacket. (Walt Disney World, 1971) Original cast member jacket for the Walt Disney World Bay Lake attraction. In very good condition with expected wear. $350-$450

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824. Early Walt Disney World cast member PreOpening Mickey Mouse T-Shirt in Unopened Bag. (Walt Disney World, 1971) Pre-opening T-shirt featuring Mickey Mouse. Unopened and in very good condition. $100-$200

826. Empress Lilly Riverboat Restaurant entrance sign. (Walt Disney World, 1978) Original silk-screened plexiglass entrance sign for Walt Disney World’s Empress Lilly Riverboat Restaurant. The sign 28 x 22 in. and is in very good condition. $400-$500

827. Original 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea full cast member costume. (Walt Disney World, 1971) Original cast member costume for the Walt Disney World 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea attraction. In very good condition with expected wear. $1,200-$1,500

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825. Walt Disney World Grand Prix Autopia Car Badge. (Walt Disney World, 1971) Original car badge from Walt Disney World’s Autopia. Measures 2.75 in. diameter $400-$600

828. WEDWAY Peoplemover CTS promotional sales booklet. (Walt Disney Wolrd, 1975) Here is a nice informational sales booklet created by WED for potential sales of the WEDWAY Peoplemover system for commercial use outside of the Disney company. A major feature of Walt’s plan with EPCOT was to initiate research & development of various transport, communication and city engineering systems to benefit his prototype community and in turn provide a revenue stream with the licensing of said systems to industry. Community Transportation Services (CTS) was part of the semirealized plan. The cover features a nice color photo of the newly installed WEDWAY Peoplemover station at the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World. Booklet measures 11 x 8.5 in. and is in fine condition. $250-$350

829. Original Walt Disney World WEDWAY Peoplemover Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1974) Fantastic rare original attraction poster for the Walt Disney World WEDWAY Proplemover. $4,000-$5,000

830. Walt Disney World 1977 WED Imagineering FORT WILDERNESS RAILROAD Operating Handbook. (Walt Disney World, 1977) Rare operating manual for cast members working on the Fort Wilderness Railroad. Handbook measures 5 x 3.75 in. In very good condition. $500-$700

831. WEDWAY Peoplemover Promotional Sales Booklet. (Walt Disney World, 1975) Here is a nice informational sales booklet created by WED for the planned installation of the WEDWAY Peoplemover system in Walt Disney Worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Lake Buena Vista community. This informational booklet covers the multi-use installation of the proposed system to the mixed use community area of WDW. Booklet measures 11 x 8.5 in. and is in fine condition. $250-$350

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832. Original Polynesian Revue Cast Member Baseball Jacket.(Walt Disney World, 1975) Satin cast member baseball jacket for the Polynesian Revue at the village resort. $350-$450

833. Polynesian Village Resort Guest Services Packet. (Walt Disney World, 1974) Early 1970s Polynesian Village Resort Guest Services packet with several items such as Walt Disney World News, laundry list, valet list, postcard and various stationary and envelopes. $150-$250

834. Polynesian Village Resort - Luau Cove Directional Sign. (Walt Disney World, 1970s)Hand-painted resin sign from the Polynesian Resort. The sign measures 36 x 36 x 2.5 in. In good condition with some chipping and wear. $1,500-$2,000

835. Polynesian Village Resort - Spa Health Club Directional Sign. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) Hand-painted resin sign from the Polynesian Resort. The sign measures 29 x 29 in. In good condition with some chipping and wear. $1,500-$2,000

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837. Polynesian Village Resort - Lifeguard Off Duty Sign. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) Hand-painted resin sign from the Polynesian Resort. The sign measures 11.5 x 17 x 1.25 in. In good condition with some chipping and wear. $200-$300

838. Polynesian Village Resort - Closed Register Check In Sign. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) Hand-painted resin sign from the Polynesian Resort. The sign measures 21.5 x 7.5 x 5 in. In good condition with some chipping and wear. $300-$400 836. Polynesian Village Resort - Restaurant Menu Board. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) Hand-painted wood, fiberglass, and plexiglass menu board from the Polynesian Resort. Measuring 21 x 39 x 1.5 in. In good condition with some wear. $1,700-$2,000

839. Polynesian Village Resort - Polynesian Luau Directional Sign. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) Vinyl sign from the Polynesian Resort. The sign measures 32 x 24 in. $200-$300

840. Polynesian Village Resort - Check In Sign. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) Hand-painted resin sign from the Polynesian Resort. The sign measures 12 x 12 x 1.5 in. In good condition with some chipping and wear. $200-$300

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841. Polynesian Village Resort - Silkscreened guest room decor. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) Beautiful silk-screened artwork that decorated the rooms at the Polynesian Village Resort. The artwork is taken from concept work by Imagineer Mary Blair. Measuring 25 x 45 in. and in good used condition with expected wear. $2,500-$3,500

842. Polynesian Village Resort - Silkscreened guest room decor. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) Beautiful silk-screened artwork that decorated the rooms at the Polynesian Village Resort. The artwork is taken from concept work by Imagineer Mary Blair. Measuring 25 x 45 in. and in good used condition with expected wear. $2,500-$3,500

843. Polynesian Village Resort - Silkscreened guest room decor. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) Beautiful silk-screened artwork that decorated the rooms at the Polynesian Village Resort. The artwork is taken from concept work by Imagineer Mary Blair. Measuring 25 x 45 in. and in good used condition with expected wear. $2,500-$3,500

844. Polynesian Village Resort - Silkscreened guest room decor. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) Beautiful silk-screened artwork that decorated the rooms at the Polynesian Village Resort. The artwork is taken from concept work by Imagineer Mary Blair. Measuring 25 x 45 in. and in good used condition with expected wear. $2,500-$3,500

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845. Polynesian Village Resort - Silkscreened guest room decor. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) Beautiful silk-screened artwork that decorated the rooms at the Polynesian Village Resort. The artwork is taken from concept work by Imagineer Mary Blair. Measuring 25 x 45 in. and in good used condition with expected wear. $2,500-$3,500

847. Contemporary Resort Silkscreened guest room decor. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) Beautiful silk-screened artwork that decorated the rooms at the Contemporary Village Resort. The artwork is taken from concept work by Imagineer Mary Blair. The artwork measures 20 x 30 in. Framed size is 26.5 x 36.5 in. and in good used condition with expected wear. $2,000-$3,000

846. Polynesian Village Resort - Silkscreened guest room decor. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) Beautiful silk-screened artwork that decorated the rooms at the Polynesian Village Resort. The artwork is taken from concept work by Imagineer Mary Blair. Measuring 25 x 45 in. and in good used condition with expected wear. $2,500-$3,500

848. Contemporary Resort Silkscreened guest room decor.(Walt Disney World, 1970s) Beautiful silk-screened artwork that decorated the rooms at the Contemporary Village Resort. The artwork is taken from concept work by Imagineer Mary Blair. The artwork measures 19.5 x 2 x 5.5 in. and in good used condition with expected wear. $1,600-$2,000

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849. Contemporary Resort Silkscreened guest room decor.- .(Walt Disney World, 1970s) Beautiful silk-screened artwork that decorated the rooms at the Contemporary Village Resort. The artwork is taken from concept work by Imagineer Mary Blair. The artwork measures 23 x 26 in. and in good used condition with expected wear. $1,500-$2,000

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850. WED INTRODUCTION BOOKLET TO EPCOT. (WED, 1976) A very rare introductory booklet for the second generation of development for EPCOT at Walt Disney World. Measuring 11 x 8.5 in. and in very good condition. $400-$600

851. EPCOT Center World Showcase Hand-Silkscreened Sales Presentation Portfolio. (Epcot, 1975) Amazing spiral bound portfolio with hand silkscreened pages and acetate overlays. Well before Epcot opened, the company knew they wanted to build a new theme park. This presentation features a “World’s Fair” idea and this impressive portfolio was used as a sales tool to foreign countries to attract sponsorship. Eventually this idea was incorporated into plans for the EPCOT center. Portfolio measures 18” x 24” in. In fine condition. $1,200-$1,400

853. EPCOT Center employee event poster. (EPCOT, 1982) Rare poster announcing viewing of the EPCOT opening ceremonies for employees. Measuring 29 x 15.25 in. and in good condition with a light stain in upper right corner. $200-$400

852. Employee EPCOT Center project update poster. (EPCOT, 1982) Metallic mylar poster promoting an employee event to update cast members on the upcoming opening of EPCOT. Measuring 30 x 20 in. and in good condition with some light scratching and “dings” to the mylar. $250-$350

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854. EPCOT Center original Spaceship Earth Hostess Tunic. (Epcot, 1982) Cast member tunic for a Spaceship Earth Hostess. In very good condition with expected wear. $400-$600

855. EPCOT Center original Universe of Energy Host Costume Shirt. (Epcot, 1982) Cast member costume shirt for a Universe of Energy host. In very good condition with expected wear. $200-$400

857. EPCOT Spaceship Earth souvenir collection. (Epcot, 1982) Grouping of EPCOT spaceship earth collectibles including a wall plate, ceramic curio box, tea cup and shot glass. $100-$200

856. Early EPCOT ticket and ephemera collection. (Epcot, 1982) Here is a nice set of early EPCOT paper: 1) a pre-opening “Monorail Preview” ticket for a promotional “DJ” event. (These rare tickets allowed one to tour the EPCOT construction site from the Monorail). 2) two preopening teaser booklets. 3) a early World Showcase info booklet. 4) a nicely produced Kodak fold-over info map with a dial-guide to Kodak film and products. 5) a rare un-used large size commemorative opening day ticket to EPCOT. $200-$500

858. 1982 WALT DISNEY’S EPCOT - SIGNED BY IMAGINEERS. (1982) From the personal library of Imagineer, Walt Green, is this hand-signed copy of this wonderful book. Several artists signed near their work including John Hench, Herb Ryman and Ken Anderson among others. Measures 12 x 9.5 in. $500-$600

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859. Original Spaceship Earth Pre-Opening Merchandise Artwork Master Painting. (Epcot, 1980 Incredible final painting for pre-opening merchandise at EPCOT. Comes with several souvenirs using this artwork. This final painting was used for a variety of merchandise pre-opening of the park. Measuring 14 x 16in. and in fine condition. $5,000-$6,000

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Qualification: All Bidders must meet auctioneers qualifications to bid.

Any Bidder who is not a client in good standing of the auctioneer may be disqualified at auctioneer’s sole option and will not be awarded any lots. Such determination may be made by the auctioneer in his sole and absolute discretion prior to, during, and after the close of any auction. 5. Exclusion: The auctioneer reserves the right to exclude any person or entity: (a) from bidding; or (b) from the floor of the auction on the day of the sale. 6. successful bid.

Guaranty: If any entity places any bid, then the individual actually placing the bids shall guaranty payment for any

7. Credit: Bidders shall establish credit with the auctioneer prior to placing any bids. Auctioneer shall be the sole determiner of whether or not the credit of any Bidder is satisfactory to auctioneer. If Bidder is not known to auctioneer, a proposed Bidder shall furnish satisfactory credit information (“SCI”) at least five business days prior to the auction. Such SCI shall include two credit references, a social security number, and appropriate credit card information. Auctioneer reserves the right to make a credit check of any proposed Bidder and such Bidder consents to the making of such a credit check. The acceptance of checks is in the auctioneer’s sole discretion and may be based on a variety of criteria, such as a credit bureau report, a bank check, or otherwise. The auctioneer will accept, up to five business days prior to the date of the auction, deposits for bidding, if the check is a local check; or up to 10 business days before deposit if the check is not a local check. Such deposits will be kept in an attorney’s trust account, and shall not be applied to any payment absent a successful recognized bid. Those bidding on the Internet must pre-register at least one business day before the auction and bids will not be accepted if pre-registration has not occurred. 8.

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18. Auctioneer May Grant Concessions to Consignors or Bidders: The auctioneer, in his discretion, may extend guarantees, loans or advances to consignors. The auctioneer reserves the right to extend additional credit by way of extended payment terms at its sole discretion. 19. Minimum or Nominal Bids: The auctioneer will set a minimum bid before a lot can be sold. Bids below the minimum bid may not be accepted or recognized by the auctioneer. Further, nominal bids, or small opening bids, or very nominal advances in the bidding may not be recognized by the auctioneer, in its sole discretion. Any lot not receiving any recognized bid shall be passed. 20. Winner of Lot: The highest qualified bidder recognized by the auctioneer shall be the Buyer. In the event of a tie bid, the bid received first by the auctioneer shall prevail. If there is a dispute among Bidders, the auctioneer may in his sole and absolute discretion re-offer the lot. There are times when a bid may not be recognized by the auctioneer; in that situation the recognized bid will be the winning bid regardless of whether or not the competing, but unrecognized bid, may have been higher. The auctioneer may in his absolute discretion re-open the bidding immediately after closing a lot to accept any bid in error not previously recognized. 21. Good Faith Bidding: Auctioneer reserves the right to refuse to honor any bid or to limit the amount of any bid. All bids must be made in good faith. A bid is not made in good faith, if it is made by an insolvent or irresponsible person, a minor, or if made in excess of any applicable credit limit. 22. Lots: All lots will be sold in numerical order (unless a lot is re-offered) and will not be broken. Auctioneer reserves the right to withdraw, prior to the close of the entire auction, any lot. 23. Rescission of Sale of Lot: Auctioneer reserves the right to rescind the sale of any lot in the event of non-payment, disputed ownership, clerical error, clerical omission in exercising bids and reserves, or for any other reason in the auctioneer’s sole and absolute discretion. 24. Lots Sold After Auction: to those sales as well. 25.

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27. Payment Terms: Payment is due upon the closing of the auction sessions, or upon presentation of an invoice. If payment in full is not received within seven (7) calendar days after the close of the auction, or within five (5) calendar days of the invoice date, whichever is later, the auctioneer may in its sole and absolute discretion, void the sale. If the sale is voided for non-payment the successful bidder shall still owe the auctioneer its fees. Sales tax will be collected from any successful bidder unless the appropriate certificate is on file with the auctioneer at least five business days before the first date set for the auction. If the successful bidder chooses to send an “echeck”, electronic funds transfer, or ACH payment, and it does not clear, the bidder authorizes the auctioneer to use the credit card on file. If payment is not made the auctioneer reserves the right to sell the lot to any underbidder or in any future auction; any difference in the realized proceeds shall be the responsibility of the non-paying successful first bidder. 28. Pick Up, Shipping and Insurance Concerns: It is the Buyer’s responsibility to pick up the lot being purchased, or make arrangements at his own cost, for packing, shipping and handling. If the lot is not out of the auctioneer’s possession within 15 days of the close of the auction sessions, a reasonable storage fee shall be imposed. It is the Buyer’s duty and obligation to insure the lot from the date that title transfers to the successful bidder, i.e., upon the receipt of full payment by the auctioneer (the “TRANSFER DATE”). Risk of loss passes to the Buyer on the TRANSFER DATE. Delivery costs and insurance during delivery are the responsibility of the Buyer. Auctioneer is not responsible for frames or glass breakage; such breakage shall not be the basis for any return of any lot. 29.

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30. Attorneys Fees: In the event that it is necessary for the auctioneer to employ an attorney the successful bidder agrees to pay reasonable attorneys fees and costs. 31. Security Interest Granted: The successful bidder grants a security interest in the lot being sold to secure the payment of the invoice. The successful bidder grants a possessory lien as well to the auctioneer. Auctioneer shall have the rights granted under Article 9 of the California Commercial Code including but not limited to the right of sale. 32. No Warranties: NO WARRANTY, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IS MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY DESCRIPTION IN THE CATALOGUE OR ON THE DAY OF THE AUCTION. Bidders are urged to view the lots before bidding on them. Descriptions are only being presented for the benefit of those bidders who have not had the opportunity to view the lots prior to bidding and no description in the catalogue shall create any warranty. Color variations are to be expected and are not the basis for any return of any lot. Auctioneer is only selling the right, title and interest of any lot that has been consigned to the auctioneer by virtue of any consignment agreements. The auctioneer disclaims any warranty of fitness or merchantability. 33. Disclaimer of Damages; Sole Remedies: Auctioneer disclaims any damages, consequential or otherwise. Auctioneer shall not be responsible for consequential damages, incidental damages, compensatory damages, or any other damages. Up to the date that the auctioneer pays the consignor (45 days after the close of the auction sessions), and in the event that Auctioneer cannot deliver a lot, or if it is established that the lot lacks title, or some other transfer or condition issue is claimed, the sole remedy of the Bidder up to a date six months after the close of the auction sessions shall be the rescission of the sale and the refund of any amount paid by the Buyer. After the consignor is paid by the auctioneer the sole remedy of the Buyer is against the consignor, and vice versa. 34. Statements are Opinions: Any statement made by the auctioneer, orally or in writing, regarding a lot, is a statement of opinion only, and shall not constitute a warranty. 35. Property of Auctioneer: of the auctioneer.

All descriptions, images and sales and archival records are the exclusive property

36. Releases: In consideration of participation in the auction, and the placing of a bid, Bidder expressly releases auctioneer, its officers, directors, employees, affiliates, outside experts, and attorneys the (“RELEASEES”) from any and claims, causes of action, in law or in equity, direct or indirect, known or unknown that he/she/it may have with respect to the auction, the catalogue, the conduct of the auction, or the lots being purchased. By not complying with the terms of this Release Bidder waives any and all claims against the RELEASEES. A bidder or buyer acknowledges that there is a risk that subsequent to the execution of this Agreement, one or more of them will discover facts or will discover, suffer or incur claims and/or damages relating to the subject matter of this release, which were unknown or unanticipated at the time of the auction, which, if known on that date may have materially affected their respective decisions to give the herein release. Despite this knowledge and understanding, each bidder and buyer agrees that it is assuming the risk of such unknown and unanticipated facts and claims, and in connection herewith, each hereby expressly waives any and all rights under California Civil Code Section 1542, which section has been explained to and is understood by each party and which reads as follows: “A general release does not extend to claims which the creditor does not know or suspect to exist in his favor at the time of executing the release, which if known by him must have materially affected his settlement with the debtor.” 37. Arbitration: By placing a bid in the auction, a Bidder agrees to the dispute resolution set forth herein. All disputes shall be arbitrated by the American Arbitration Association in Los Angeles County, California. Costs shall be split equally among the parties. This replaces the right to go to court, including the right to a jury trial. Prohibited Activities: Any agreement between consignors and bidders to sell by private sale any lot, or to effect 38. a non-sale of an item at auction is prohibited and auctioneer reserves the right to collect from the bidder the Buyer’s Premium. 39. Special Notice: Auctioneer has in compliance with Title 2.95 of the California Civil Code, Section 1812.600 posted with the California Secretary of State a bond. The auction is being conducted in compliance with Section 2338 of the California Commercial Code and Section 535 of the California Penal Code.

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