The Mad Dog Mickey & Pluto

25. “The Three Little Pigs” One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1968) An original one sheet poster for the 1968 re-release of the Academy Award-winning Silly Symphony “The Three Little Pigs.” Measuring 27”x41”, the poster is in very good condition. $100 - $200

27. Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf Game Board. (Disney, 1933) A colorful “Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf” game board by Marks Brothers. The board is from a game which was released at the same time as Walt Disney’s popular Silly Symphony, “The Big Bad Wolf.” Measuring 16.5”x16” the game board displays in very good condition with minor wear to the edges and corners. $200 - $400

26. Puritan Marshmallow Three Little Pigs Party Pop-Outs.

(Shotwell, 1934) A sheet of Big Bad Wolf & Three Pigs Party Pop-Outs by Shotwell Manufacturing. This 7.25”x8.5” sheet was a premium included in packages of Puritan Marshmallows and features four punch-out paper dolls. The sheet is in fine condition. $200 - $400

28. Disney Pied Piper of Hamelin Game Parker Brothers. (Disney/Parker Bros., 1938) The Pied Piper of Hamlin game from Parker Brothers. This installment in the Walt Disney’s Own Game series was based on the Walt Disney Silly Symphony. The game includes (4) colorful pawns, spinner, (50) counters, and game board inside original box with lid. Measuring 13.25”x15.75” and 1” deep, the vintage box and game are in good condition, exhibiting creases and slight wear to box top, edges, corners of board, pieces, and lid. $200 - $400

29. A Tortoise and the Hare Italian

Rug. (Disney, 1938) A small Italian-made rug featuring Walt Disney’s Tortoise and the Hare from the Academy Award-winning Silly Symphony of the same name. Produced in the late 1930’s or early 1940’s, the reverse retains the permission label featuring Snow White and four Dwarfs. Not including the fringes, the rug measures 11.25”x18.5” and displays in fine condition with few spots of discoloration and expected wear. $200 - $400

30. A Tortoise and the Hare Italian

Rug. Disney, 1938) A small Italian-made rug featuring Walt Disney’s Tortoise and the Hare from the Academy Award-winning Silly Symphony of the same name. Produced in the late 1930’s or early 1940’s, the reverse retains the permission label featuring Snow White and four Dwarfs. Not including the fringes, the rug measures 11.25”x18.5” and displays in very good condition, with few spots of discoloration and expected wear. $200 - $400

31. A Tortoise and the Hare

Italian Rug. Disney, 1938) A small Italian-made rug featuring Walt Disney’s Tortoise and the Hare from the Academy Award-winning Silly Symphony of the same name. Produced in the late 1930’s or early 1940’s, the reverse retains the permission label featuring Snow White and four Dwarfs. Not including the fringes, the rug measures 11.25”x18.5” and displays in very good condition with few spots of discoloration and expected wear. $200 - $400

32. Background Layout Drawing from “Ferdinand the Bull.” (Disney, 1938) An impressive background layout drawing from Walt Disney’s Academy Award-Winning 1938 Silly Symphony “Ferdinand the Bull.” The production drawing is accomplished in graphite and retains an attached document of production notes. Measuring 7.5”x9.75” on untrimmed 10”x12” animation paper, the artwork displays in very good condition. $600 - $800

33. Walt Disney’s Ferdinand the Bull Book by Whitman.

(Whitman, 1938) A Walt Disney’s Ferdinand the Bull Book by Whitman Publishing. The 31-page book contains pictures from the production with text by Munro Leaf. Measuring 8”x11”, the book is in good condition, despite slight areas of discoloration and wear to the cover and pages. $100 - $200 34. Ferdinand the Bull Cut-Outs Book. (Whitman, 1938) A Ferdinand the Bull Cut-outs book by Whitman Publishing. Inspired by the Academy Award-Winning Silly Symphony, the 10.35”x16” book contains all 20 cutouts, with only one (Ferdinand’s Mama) partially unpunched. The book is in very good condition with expected wear from age and use. $100 - $200

The growth of Disney merchandising can be charted in a direct rise in the short span between 1929 and 1932. Late in ’29 Walt struck a deal to license Mickey’s likeness for a children’s tablet for 300 dollars when a man pitched the deal, cash in hand, at a moment when Walt sorely needed the money. Walt himself sought out a relationship with George Borgfeldt & Co. in 1930 to produce Disney bisque figures in Japan. In 1932, it was Marketing executive Kay Kamen who truly drove the rise of Disney Merchandise. After securing a meeting to present his proposal to Walt and Roy, he travelled to Hollywood with his life’s savings in hand to offer as an advance against his promised returns. He stayed awake for the entire two day trip to guard against being robbed, and fell asleep in the office while Walt and Roy were discussing his offer. Luckily they accepted. In just the next four years, even at the height of the Great Depression, Kamen’s marketing plan raised over 35 million dollars for Disney.

36. A Military-Themed Donald Duck Bisque Set. George Borgfeldt c.1930s) A collection of (5) Military-Themed Donald Duck bisque figures. Manufactured in Japan in the early 1930s, they include Donald with a Flag, Donald with a rifle, and Donald with a Bugle. Measuring between 3.75” and 3” tall, the figures are in very good condition overall with noticeable wear to paint from age. $300 - $500

35. Donald Duck Walking Wind-Up Toy.

George Borgfeldt, c.1930s) A Donald Duck celluloid windup toy distributed by the George Borgfeldt Company in the 1930s. Manufactured in Japan, the toy is 3.25” tall, in very good overall condition, and comes complete with the original key. Function has been tested in working order. `

$100 - $200

37. An Original Production Drawing from “Puppy Love.” (Disney, 1933) An original production drawing of Mickey Mouse from the 1933 short, “Puppy Love.” The untrimmed animation paper measures 9.5”x12”. Mickey has an image size of 4”x3”. The drawing is in very good condition with expected wear from age.. $300 - $500 38. Official Mickey Mouse Store Button. (Kay Kamen, 1937) A vintage Official Mickey Mouse Store button manufactured by Kay Kamen, Ltd. The pinback button features Mickey while the rim of the button reads “Walt Disney 1937.” A paper insert over the metal backing reads “Kay Kamen Ltd. New York London.” Measuring 1.25” in diameter, the button exhibits oxidation to the metal, but displays in fair condition. $300 - $500

The 1933 Century of Progress International Exposition, better known as the Chicago World’s Fair, celebrated both the windy city’s centennial and “a happier not-too-distant future, all driven by innovation in science and technology.” It also introduced the world to the Mickey Mouse watch, licensed to the Ingersoll-Waterbury Company by Kay Kamen. The watch was so successful that Ingersoll, which had been on the verge of bankruptcy, instead increased their workforce ten-fold.

39. An Ingersoll Mickey

Mouse Wristwatch. (Ingersoll, 1933) A very rare Ingersoll Mickey Mouse Wristwatch from 1933. Although this is the first year of production, the watch is considered the second version Ingersoll produced, with the watch produced for the World’s Fair being the first. With the original metal band still intact, the watch is in good condition, however function has not been tested. $600 - $800

41. A Mickey Mouse Pocket Watch by Ingersoll. (Ingersoll, 1934) A very rare Ingersoll Mickey Mouse pocket watch from 1934. The watch case and crown measure 2.5” in diameter and are in good condition. Function has not been tested. $600 - $800

40. An Ingersoll Mickey Mouse Wristwatch.

(Ingersoll, 1933) A very rare Ingersoll Mickey Mouse Wristwatch from 1933. Although this is the first year of production, the watch is considered the second version Ingersoll produced, with the watch produced for the World’s Fair being the first. With a total length of 5.25” and a 1.5” Diameter watch face, the watch is in good condition, however function has not been tested. $600 - $800

42. An Ingersoll Mickey Mouse Pocket Watch. (Ingersoll, 1934) A very rare Ingersoll Mickey Mouse pocket watch from 1934. The watch case and crown measure 2.5” in diameter and are in good condition. Function has not been tested. $600 - $800

43. An Ingersoll Three Little Pigs Pocket Watch. (Ingersoll, 1934) An extremely rare Three Little Pigs and The Big Bad Wolf pocket watch by Ingersoll. The reverse of the watch is engraved with “May the Big Bad Wolf never come to your door.” The watch measures 2” in diameter. The parts are all original and in good condition, with some wear to the surface and silver case. Function has not been tested. $600 - $800

45. A Timex/Ingersoll Mickey Mouse Wristwatch. (Timex/Ingersoll, 1958) A 1958 Timex/Ingersoll Wristwatch with original box and Mickey Mouse display stand. The timepiece measures 6.5” long, the ceramic figure is approximately 5.25” tall, and the box is 5.75” tall and 4”x4.25”. The timepiece is in fine condition while the band is in good condition, retaining creases from remaining on its original display. The ceramic figure displays in fine condition, while the box is in very good condition with a minor .5” tear. Watch function has not been tested.

$400 - $600

44. US Time/Ingersoll Mickey Mouse Wristwatch. (Ingersoll/US Time, 1950s) An Ingersoll Mickey Mouse Wristwatch by US Time. The watch measures 7” long and comes within its original 7”x4” and .75” deep box. The watch is in good condition, exhibiting slight creases from use, while the box is in good condition, with slight wear. Function has not been tested. $400 - $600

46. A Mickey Mouse “World Fair” Pocketknife. (Unknown, 1970s) An infamous souvenir pocketknife featuring Mickey Mouse. These knives appeared in the collector’s market around the 1970s and are marked as if they were sold at the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair. However, the Mickey Mouse image on the knife is a more modern version that would not have been used in 1933, and perhaps the most telling detail is that World’s Fair is misspelled as “World Fair.” Despite the unusual history of these knives, they are quite desirable among collectors and have earned a unique place in Disneyana history. Measuring 3.5” long when closed, the knife is in good condition. $100 - $200

47. An Original Production Cel from “Two

Gun Mickey.” (Disney, 1934) An extremely rare original production model cel of Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse from the 1934 Mickey Mouse Short, “Two-Gun Mickey.” The piece has character image sizes of 2.75”x2” and 3.5”x2” on its 9.75”x12” cel sheet with a screen-matching xeroxed background cel. The artwork displays in fine condition with some slight waviness to the cel.

$10,000 - $15,000

48. “Two Gun Mickey” One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1974) An original one sheet poster for Walt Disney Productions 1974 showing of the 1934 Mickey Mouse short “Two Gun Mickey”. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster is in fine condition. $100 - $200

50. Mickey Mouse Waddle Book. (Disney, 1992) A Mickey Mouse Waddle Book reproduction by Applewood Books. These loyal reproductions are inspired by an extremely rare version published by Blue Ribbon Books in 1934. Measuring 10.5”x7.75” the book is in fine condition, with unpunched characters and runway. $100 - $200 49. A Pin the Tail on Mickey Mouse Game. (Hall Brothers, 1930s) An original Hall Brothers Pin the Tail on Mickey Mouse Game. The Hall Brothers were one of the earliest Disney Licensees, and as Hallmark Cards continued their relationship with Disney for over 90 years. In the 1970s, Hallmark released a reproduction, however this is the original vintage 1930s game. The envelope is tanned and shows wear. The game sheet is 21”x23” and is on linen-like paper. As intended, the lower portion of the sheet which has the tails has been cut off along the dotted line. Issued with 14 numbered tails, seven have been neatly trimmed from the sheet. A portion of the sheet with instructions has one tail untrimmed, and an additional 6.5x10.5” portion of the sheet has not been trimmed and has tails #10-14. There is one missing tail. The tails that have been totally cut out have pin holes and some light creases from use, but all remain clean. The game sheet has only a few pin holes which are barely visible. Overall, the piece is in fine condition. $100 - $200

51. Original Production Drawing from “The Dognapper.”

(Disney, 1934) An original production drawing of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck from the 1934 short “The Dognapper.” The total image size of the characters is 3”x4” on untrimmed 9.5”x12” animation paper. The drawing is in fine condition with expected wear from age.

$300 - $500

52. Background Layout Drawings from “Mickey’s Man Friday.” (Disney, 1935) A set of original production background and overlay layouts for the 1935 Mickey Mouse short “Mickey’s Man Friday.” The pieces have approximate image sizes of 8”x10.5” on untrimmed 10”x12” animation paper. The pieces display in very good condition with expected wear from age. $400 - $600

53. Original Layout Drawing from “Thru

the Mirror.” (Disney, 1936) A stunning original layout drawing from Walt Disney’s 1936 Mickey Mouse short “Thru the Mirror.” The detailed layout is from the opening scene of the short and features red pencil boxes illustrating the camera shots for the scene. The artwork has an image size of 8.25”x11.5” on untrimmed 9”x12.75” animation paper. The drawing is in very good condition, exhibiting a few spots of discoloration and slight wear. $800 - $1,000

54. A Background Layout Drawing from “Clock Cleaners.” (Disney, 1937) A detailed original layout drawing from the opening scene of the 1937 Walt Disney short “Clock Cleaners.” The artwork has an image size of 7.75”x10.5” on untrimmed 10”x12” animation paper. The drawing is in very good condition, exhibiting wear to edges and corners.$600 - $800

55. A Mickey and Minnie Italian Tapes-

try. (Disney, c.1938) A late 1930’s or early 1940’s Italian made small rug or tapestry. Measuring 17.5”x17” the vintage piece may have been made for a pillow cover or runner. It is in good condition, despite some color fading and wear. The piece has been mounted to board for display. $200 - $400

56. Rare Technicolor Mickey Mouse Original Stock Poster. (United Artists, 1935) An extremely rare 1935 one sheet stock poster featuring Mickey Mouse. When Columbia began distributing Mickey Mouse shorts in color, they took the artwork from their stock 1932 Mickey Poster and added the Technicolor Banner. Measuring 27”x41”, the poster has been professionally restored and linen backed, and displays in fine condition.

$8,000 - $10,000

The Fisher Price toy company started small in 1930 with sixteen toys they optimistically dubbed their “Hopefuls” and a credo that each toy should have “intrinsic play value, ingenuity, strong construction, good value for the money and action.” Even through the lean years of the Depression they developed customer interest and loyalty with their quality toys. Fisher Price was the first major American company fit to license Disney characters, from 1935 up to and beyond their contract that lasted until 1959.

57. Donald Duck Choo Choo Pull Toy by Fisher Price. (Fisher-Price, c.1938) A vintage Donald Duck Choo Choo pull toy manufactured by Fisher-Price. Measuring 8” tall and 7” long, the toy displays in very good condition. The pull string is absent, and there are minor surface scuffs and wear from use, with minor oxidation to the metallic parts. $200 - $400 58. A Fisher Price Donald Pull Toy. (Fisher-Price, c.1938) A vintage Donald Duck Choo Choo pull toy manufactured by Fisher-Price. Measuring 8” tall and 7” long, the pull toy (despite absent pull string) displays in very good condition. $200 - $400

59. Pinocchio Express Pull Toy Fisher Price (Fisher Price, 1939) A Walt Disney’s Pinocchio Express Toy by Fisher Price. The jointed motion toy functions despite a missing original pull string. Measuring 10.25” tall and 11”x4.75”, the toy displays in good condition with slight scuff wear to the paper imagery, wood faces, and edges. $200 - $400 60. Donald Duck Cart Pull Toy Fisher Price #544. (Fisher-Price, 1940s) A Donald Duck Cart pull toy by Fisher-Price. Measuring 8.75” tall and 10.5” long, and 4.25” wide, the pull toy displays in very good condition, despite the absence of the original pull string and minor scuffs and wear to surfaces from use. $200 - $400

61. A Fisher-Price Donald Duck Xylophone Pull Toy. (Fisher-Price, c.1940s) A Donald Duck Xylophone pull toy manufactured by Fisher-Price. Consisting of a four-wheeled wooden cart with a wooden Donald holding mallets over a metal xylophone, the figure’s arms move up and down as the wheels roll, striking the keys. The mechanicals are in working order. Measuring 13.25”x11” and 6.25” deep, the piece is in good condition with age, dust accumulation, oxidation to the metal elements, slight scuffs, and minor chips to wood, scraping to the cart from the motion of the wheels, and no pull cord. $200 - $400

63. Donald Duck Choo Choo Pull Toy by

Fisher-Price. (Fisher-Price, 1940) A vintage Donald Duck Choo Choo No. 450 pull toy manufactured by Fisher-Price. The pull string and mallet are missing. The toy measures 6.75”x9.5” and 3.75” deep and is in fair condition, exhibiting some wear to edges, corners, and labels, and oxidation to metallic parts. $200 - $400 62. Donald Duck Strutter Pull Toy, Fisher Price No. 510 (Fisher-Price, 1941) A Strutter Donald Duck Pull Toy by Fisher Price. Measuring 10.25” tall, 11.25” long, and 4.75” wide, the toy displays in fair condition, exhibiting chips to wooden parts, scuffs and wear to paint, and absent pull cord and arms. $200 - $400

64. A Mickey Mouse Puddle Jumper

Toy by Fisher Price. (Fisher-Price, 1950s) A Mickey Mouse Puddle Jumper Pull Toy by Fisher Price Toys. Measuring 5.5” tall, and 6.5”x2.75”, the wooden toy displays in very good condition, despite the pull cord being replaced and mild scuffs and wear to the edges, corners, and graphics. $200 - $400 65. A Musical Sweeper Dopey Toy. (Fisher-Price, 1950) A Dopey Musical Sweeper toy by Fisher-Price. Measuring 25.75” tall and 3.5”x8.5”, the musical feature is non-working, and the tin lithographic imagery retains few scuffs, but the entire piece displays in very good condition. $200 - $400

66. A Mickey & Minnie Paper Horn by

Marks Bros. (Marks Bros., 1934) A Mickey & Minnie Noise Maker by Marks Bros. The paper horn features bold three-color imagery and Measures 7” tall. The toy displays in very good, working condition despite a slight 4” crack in the paper. $200 - $400

67. A Mickey Mouse Toy Candlestick

Telephone. (N.N. Hill Brass Co., 1934) A Mickey Mouse Candlestick Phone by N.N. Hill Brass Co. The toy features a rotary dial with functioning ringing bell. Measuring 7.5” tall and 5.25” at its widest diameter, it displays in good condition with expected wear to painted areas and Mickey Mouse, as well as some oxidation to metallic parts. $200 - $400

68. A Mickey Mouse Movie Jecktor.

(Movie Jecktor Co, 1935) A rare Mickey Mouse Movie Jecktor by the Movie Jecktor Company. This toy is non-functional, with the cloth power cord missing, and film crank non-functional. The vintage Mickey Mousethemed projection toy measures 5.25” tall and approximately 10”x10”. It displays in fair to good condition, with the Mickey logo decal in good condition. The black painted surfaces exhibit light scuffs overall, and the shiny metal pieces show light to heavy oxidation from age. $200 - $400

69. A Mickey Mouse Talkie Jecktor with

Original Box. (Movie Jecktor Co., 1935) A Mickey Mouse Talkie Jecktor by the Movie Jecktor Company. An enhanced version of the “Movie Jector”, The “Talkie Jector” featured a turntable with needle and horn to add sound to the cartoons shown. Measuring 9.75” tall and approximately 7.5”x18.75” the toy comes with winding crank, film, key, and instructions. The film, though missing its tab on the end, is in overall very good condition that is rarely seen. The original box with graphics measures 6” tall and 13.25”x12” and is in good condition, despite fading and wear.

$200 - $400 70. A Mickey Mouse 16mm Projector.

(Keystone Mfg. Co, 1930s) A Mickey Mouse Projector toy by Keystone Mfg. Co. Measuring 10.5” tall atop a 5.25”x11.75” base, the projector toy is in very good condition and comes with the instructions and half of the 13”x12.75” and 5.75” deep original good condition box. $200 - $400

71. Lionel Mickey Circus Train Stoker Car and Engine (Lionel, 1935) A Mickey Mouse Train stoker car. The O gauge stoker originally came in a Mickey Circus Train set with circus cars, an engine, and a Barker Mickey figure. It is paired here with an earlier engine of uncertain manufacture. The stoker car is designed so, as the train moves, Mickey rocks forward and back as if he’s shoveling coal. The stoker measures 3.25” tall and 4.5” long, in good condition with some scuffs and paint loss particularly to the figure’s edges. The engine measures 7”x3.25” and is in fair shape with one wheel missing. The wind-up feature is in working order. $200 - $400

72. Original Production Drawing from

“Alpine Climbers.” (Disney, 1936) An original production drawing of Mickey Mouse from the 1936 short “Alpine Climbers.” Mickey’s image size is 3.5”x4” on untrimmed 10”x12” animation paper. The drawing is in fine condition with light wear from age. $300 - $500

75. Original Production Drawing from

“Three Little Wolves.” (Disney, 1936) An original production drawing from the 1936 Silly Symphony “Three Little Wolves.” The total image size of the two pigs is 3.5”x4.75” on untrimmed 9.5”x12” animation paper. The drawing is in fine condition with expected wear from age. $200 - $400

73. An Original Production Drawing

from “Mickey’s Rival.” (Disney, 1936) An original production drawing of Minnie Mouse from the 1936 Mickey Mouse short “Mickey’s Rival.” Minnie measures 4.5”x4” on 10”x12” untrimmed animation paper. The drawing is in fine condition with expected wear from age. $300 - $500

76. Original Production Drawing from

“Mickey’s Elephant.” (Disney, 1936) An original production drawing from the 1936 Mickey Mouse short “Mickey’s Elephant.” Mickey’s image size is 3.5”x3.25” on untrimmed 9.5”x12” animation paper. The drawing is in fine condition with expected wear from age. $300 - $500

74. An Original Production Drawing

from “Mickey’s Rival.” (Disney, 1936) An original production drawing of Minnie Mouse from the 1936 Mickey Mouse short “Mickey’s Rival.” Minnie measures 4.5”x2.75” on untrimmed 10”x12” animation paper. The drawing is in fine condition with expected wear from age. $300 - $500

77. Original Production Drawing from

“Magician Mickey.” (Disney, 1937) An original production drawing from the 1937 short, “Magician Mickey.” Mickey’s image size is 5.5”x5” on untrimmed 10”x12” animation paper. The drawing is in fine condition with expected wear from age. $300 - $500

78. An Ohio Art Mickey and Minnie 10-piece Tin Tea Set. (Ohio Art, 1938) A tin lithographic tea set featuring Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse by Ohio Art. The set is near complete with (3) large plates, (3) cups, two saucers, a teapot with the frequently missing lid, and a tray, each with a motif of Mickey and Minnie Mouse. The complete set would have 4 each of the plate, cup, and saucers. Also included is a striking single plate from an earlier green set, with art featuring Donald Duck in his original 1934 form. Measuring various sizes, the toys are in good condition overall, despite exhibiting scuffs, slight oxidation, and mild wear. The tray appears to have been folded then flattened, with a curve at that point still evident, and short .25” tears at each edge of the fold point. $100 - $200

79. A Pair of Mickey Mouse & Donald

Duck Books by Whitman. (Whitman, 1935/36) A pair of 1930s Disney Linen-Like Books by Whitman Publishing. The “Walt Disney’s Donald Duck Book” (1935) and “Disney’s Mickey Mouse and His Friends” books were manufactured of durable “linen-like” material and are perfect examples of the work being produced during Kay Kaymen’s reign at Disney. Both books measure 12.5”x10”and are in good condition, despite spots of discoloration and wear to edges and corners from use. $100 - $200

80. Mickey Mouse Lonesome Ghosts

Poster. (Disney, c.2020-21) A Lonesome Ghosts silkscreened art print by Mainger. The prints were distributed through German Barthelemy Prints and The Disney Gallery in an edition of only 155 pieces. This piece is hand-numbered “55/155.” Approximately 23.75”x15.75” of the art is matted and displayed within a 35”x27” frame and is in fine condition. $100 - $200

81. An Ohio Art Tin Litho Mickey and

Friends Sand Pail. (Ohio Art, 1938) A tin lithographic sand pail by Ohio Art Co. featuring Mickey Mouse and Friends. Measuring 8” tall and 8.5” at its widest points, the metallic bucket displays in very good condition, exhibiting scuffs throughout from age and use. $200 - $400