Rediscovering Disneyland

REDISCOVERING DISNEYLAND

REDISCOVERING

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Welcome to our first Disney Parks auction of 2021. It has certainly been an unusual 12 months for all of us here at our Gallery, as I’m sure it has also been for you as well. As we enter 2021, we have a lot to be thankful for and a lot to look forward to. Disneyland has been closed for almost a full year, and as it starts to reopen, we thought it was the perfect time to look back at the history of the Disney Parks through the artifacts and the people that have helped make them such a cherished part of our lives.

This auction is a wonderful mixture of the history of the Disney Studio, the Disney Parks, and Walt Disney himself. This collection would not have been possible without the dedicated Disney enthusiasts that have brought in these treasured park relics for us to enjoy anew. I want to give special thanks to a few of these amazing people that have contributed to this catalog: My thanks begin with the family of Marian Guiver. Marian was an avid Disneyana and Disney Park collector and enthusiast. She became one of the founding members, and the first President, of The National Fantasy Fan Club (NFFC) when it formed in 1984.

Her love of all things Disney is evident in her outstanding collection of artifacts and memorabilia. I cannot thank her family enough for allowing us to share her collection.

Randy Bell began working at Club 33 in 1977. He met his future wife, Brenda Wall, there in 1978, and together, they raised three wonderful children. A fixture at the club, both Randy and Brenda had a love and passion for the park that was evident in the dedication and affection they shared with the thousands of guests they encountered throughout their over 40-year careers. Sadly, Randy passed away in 2019, and Brenda has retired to spend time with her grandchildren. We are so honored to be able to share some of the amazing artifacts and memorabilia that they have amassed throughout their time at the park.

And finally, a special thank you to mega-collector Ron Clark. Ron has supplied us with some of the most historically important and meaningful pieces that we have had in our past auctions, and for this auction he has come through again with an amazing mosaic that was once part of Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland. Thank you, Ron, for entrusting your treasures to us.

Lastly, I want to thank you, the reader, for taking time to learn about these wonderful collectors who have helped preserve the history of the Disney Parks, and to read about these park relics that date from Disneyland’s opening year in 1955 to more modern times. I hope you enjoy this catalog as much as we have enjoyed making it, and I hope to see you all in person one day in the near future.

-Mike Van Eaton

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VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS Walt and Roy Disney opened the Disney Brother Studios in 1923 in a rented garage in Hollywood. From those humble beginnings the company has grown into the entertainment giant we know today. While Mickey Mouse shorts and features like Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs brought the Studio critical and popular acclaim, it was merchandising pioneer Kay Kaymen that created a revenue stream through the licensing of Disney’s characters that would finance the Studio for years to come.

1. Alexander Smith Mickey and Friends Tapestry. (Alexander Smith and Son, c.1935) A colorful vintage tapestry depicting Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Pluto playing music and dancing on the beach. Created by one of Disney’s early licensees, Alexander Smith and Son, the tapestry measures 20.25”x37” and is in good condition with some minor discoloration to the background areas. $300-$500

2. Lionel Mickey Mouse Hand Car with Box. (Lionel, 1934) A vintage Mickey Mouse Hand Car No. 1100 wind-up toy manufactured by Lionel Trains. The popularity of this train toy is credited with saving the Lionel Corporation from catastrophe during the height of the Great Depression.

The toy features composition figures of Mickey and Minnie affixed to either side of a metal railroad handcar. When wound with a key (not included), Mickey and Minnie’s arms move up and down on the control lever as the wheels turn and a bell rings. The hand car is designed to travel over metal train tracks, and one such track segment is included. The internal mechanism will require service to restore functionality. Mickey and Minnie’s legs have been professionally replaced and Minnie’s tail reattached. Mickey’s head has come unscrewed. The original illustrated cardboard box is included. Measuring 5.25”x7.5” and 2” deep, the hand car is in good condition with paint scratching and chipping, adhesive remnants from the leg repair, and patina to the metal components. The track segment measures 2”x9” and exhibits minor oxidation. The box is 8.5”x11.25” and 2.25” deep with some color fading, edge and corner wear, surface creasing, and soiling to the interior of the base. $400-$600 4

3. Lionel Donald Duck and Pluto Rail Car with Box. (Lionel, 1936) A vintage Donald Duck Rail Car No. 1107 wind-up toy manufactured by Lionel. The toy features composition Donald Duck and Pluto figures on a tin railroad cart with a central doghouse structure. When wound with the included metal key, Donald’s arms are meant to pump up and down as the wheels roll and a quacking sound is produced. The mechanisms will require service to restore any functionality. The car is designed to travel over metal train tracks, and (7) interconnecting segments are included. A wheel is missing from the bottom of the car. The original illustrated cardboard box is present, and the lid features printed duotone graphics on all sides. An additional small box for a Lionel 12-volt lamp (part No. 616-13) is also included.

The car measures 6.75”x11” and 3.5” deep and is in good condition with some paint loss to both the figures and the car, minor oxidation to metal components, and tearing and loss to Pluto’s paper ears. The track segments each measure 2”x10.5” and exhibit some oxidation. The box measures 9.25”x11.5” and 3.5” deep and exhibits edge wear, minor creasing, some splitting and tears to sides and corners of both the lid and base, a child’s pencil doodles to the top of the lid, and some soiling overall. $500-$700

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4. Set of (9) Krueger Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs Dolls. (Krueger, 1938) An extremely rare complete collection of (9) Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs dolls with a deer companion manufactured by Kreuger. The dolls feature pressed fabric faces with painted features. Snow White’s signature raven locks are composed of yarn and she wears a dress consisting of a velveteen bodice, organdy underskirt, and silk skirt. The dwarfs are all approximately 12” tall, Snow White is approximately 19” tall, and the deer 11” tall and 10” long. Condition ranges from good to very good. Snow White’s clothing is faded and there is a bald spot on the back of her head. The dwarfs exhibit varying degrees of fading and discoloration to their beards with some tearing to the details on their clothing and splitting to seams. Some caps are loose or detached. Overall, the collection presents itself beautifully. $800-$1,000

5. Pair of Snow White Courvoisier Cels of Dopey & Bashful. (Disney, 1937) An original pair of animation cels used in the production of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. These cels depict the dwarfs Dopey and Bashful, and are displayed over painted backgrounds, as originally prepared by Courvoisier Galleries in the late 1930s. These cels are beautifully custom framed, each with a plaque featuring the name of their respective dwarf and production information. The cels have viewable image sizes of 6”x5.5” and 7.75”x8” respectively, within their 15.5”x15.25” and 17.5”x17.75” frames. The cels are in very fine condition, with a small amount of paint wear in the handle of Bashful’s cup and little wear to the frames from previous display. The original Walt Disney Enterprises copyright labels from 1937 are still adhered on the backs of the painted backgrounds within the frames. $4,000-$6,000 5

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6. Master Set of The Gremlins Giant Storyboard Artwork. (Disney, 1943) A master set of storyboard artwork for the unrealized World War II-era Walt Disney Studios film, The Gremlins, based on the novel by beloved children’s author Roald Dahl. These (9) photographic storyboards chronicle the entire plot of the film. From the 1940s onward, The Gremlins has been considered one of the great what-if/lost films in animation history. The set consists of (9) large photographic storyboards on RC paper measuring approximately 42”x55” and is in generally fine condition with some corner creasing, tiny tears, and edge wear. This extremely rare master storyboard set represents a unique opportunity to own a lost piece of Disney, animation, and war-time Hollywood history. $2,000-$3,000

7. Pinocchio Armed Forces Radio Service Record. (Disney, c.1940s) A vintage 16” 33 1/3 rpm vinyl record from the Music Transcription Library of the Armed Forces Radio Service. This large format broadcast record was intended for distribution to a radio station operated by the Armed Forces Radio Service. The record features transcriptions of music from Pinocchio performed by Victor Young and his Orchestra with the Ken Darby Singers.

Tracks include such favorites as When You Wish Upon a Star, I’ve Got No Strings, and Give a Little Whistle. Not a mass-produced item, there are some vinyl spurs around the outer edge and notation etched outside the central paper label. The original plain brown paper sleeve measures 16.25”x16.25”.

The record remains in very good condition with no apparent scratching though has not been tested for playability to preserve its condition. The sleeve is brittle from age and exhibits a few tears. $300-$500 6

8. Donald Duck WWII Nutrition Poster. (Disney, 1943) A rare World War II propaganda poster created by Walt Disney Studios for the Food and Nutrition Committee of the California War Council. Aimed at increasing industrial productivity on the home front, the poster features humorous imagery of Donald Duck to remind workers the value of a nutritious breakfast. Measuring 19”x12.5”, the poster is in very good condition with light even toning over all, a bottom right corner crease, a faint spot of red discoloration in the upper right background, and minor edge and handling wear. $200-$400

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9. Complete Set of (6) How to Catch a Cold Posters. (Disney, 1951) A very rare complete set of (6) special posters for the animated film How to Catch a Cold. This short was produced by Walt Disney Productions as a public service film, but also advertised for Kleenex Company. Created as a humorous take on cold prevention, the film was often shown at schools and community organizations where these types of posters were typically used. While individual posters turn up from time to time, opportunities to obtain the entire set seldom come around. Each poster measures 20”x14” and the set is in generally very good condition with some light even browning from age, corner creasing, edge wear, surface impressions, and handling wear. $500-$700

10. Donald Duck Kreami-Frost Advertising Poster. (Disney, 1953) A vintage point of purchase poster for Kreami-Frost ice cream bars featuring Donald Duck. The full-bleed advertisement references the ongoing promotion in which the bags that the ice cream came in could be redeemed for prizes.

Measuring 7”x18”, the piece is in fine condition with only minor wear to the bottom right corner. $400-$600 7

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS With a history very similar to that of Walt and Roy Disney, The Marx Toy Company was founded in 1919 by two brothers, David and Louis Marx. From their earliest days, Louis Marx understood the power of licensing popular comic strip and radio characters for their products, and its partnership with The Walt Disney Studios led to some of the company’s most successful and memorable toys which are still sought-after and cherished today.

13. Marx Donald Duck Duet Tin Toy. (Marx, 1946) A vintage Walt Disney’s Donald Duck Duet tin-litho wind-up toy manufactured by Marx.

When the integral key on the side of the podium is wound, Goofy dances as Donald bangs on the drum. The mechanicals are in working order, though the operation occasionally stalls.

Measuring 10.75”x7” and 4.5” deep, the piece is in good condition with moderate scratching, scuffs, nicks, soiling, and darkening from age. $300-$500

11. Marx Dopey Wind-Up Tin Toy. (Marx, 1938) A vintage Dopey tin-litho wind-up toy manufactured by Marx. When wound, Dopey is designed to waddle as his eyes move. Though the key is present, the winding mechanism is jammed, and will require service to restore functionality. The eye piece is loose inside the figure’s head. Measuring 8.25”x2.75” and 3” deep, the tin toy is in good condition with some scratches, nicks, and scrapes. $300-$500

12. Marx Ferdinand the Bull Tin Toy. (Marx, 1938) A vintage tin-litho spring-wound Ferdinand the Bull toy manufactured and released by Marx the same year the animated short premiered in theaters. When the turnkey is wound, Ferdinand’s metal wire tail rapidly turns in a circle, as if trying to swat the tin-litho bee figure attached to his hindquarters, which causes the figure to shimmy across whatever surface it’s standing on. The rubber horns piece has been replaced with a faithful replica. Measuring 4”x2.25” and 6” deep, the tin toy is in very good condition with some nicks, scratches, surface wear, and soiling. The fabric flower has come unfurled and browned with age. $300-$500

14. Marx Mickey Mouse Meteor Train Set. (Marx, c.1950s) A vintage Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse Meteor tin-litho train set manufactured by Marx. The set includes a mechanical engine, a coal car, an open freight car, and a caboose. When the integral key in the side of the engine is turned, its wheels spin, propelling it and any attached cars around a track (not included). The mechanicals are in working order. The engine measures 3.25”x10.5” and 3.5” deep. The train cars are all approximately 3”x7.5” and 2” deep. The set remains in good to very good condition, with some nicks, scratches, scuffs, spot soiling, and minor oxidation. $400-$600 8

15. Marx Dumbo Musical Mechanical Merry-Go-Round Tin Toy. (Marx, c.1960s) A vintage tin-litho and plastic Dumbo Mechanical Musical Merry-Go-Round toy manufactured by Marx. When the integral key at the top of the central post is wound, the three Dumbo figures travel around the central hub, one pulling a wire mallet, which strikes the metal musical keys (one is constructed of fiberboard, as designed) arranged along the track as it passes. The mechanicals have been tested and are in working order.

The base of the hub features tin-litho graphics of the Three Little Pigs and contains a metal slider switch that stops/starts the merry-go-round.

Measuring 5.25”x8” in diameter, the piece is in very good condition with some minor surface wear and soiling. One of the pegs holding a metal musical key in place is absent and there is a slight bend to the central pole. $300-$500

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16. Set of (4) Marx Disney Dipsy Car Tin Toys. (Marx, c.1950s) A set of (4) tin-litho wind-up Dipsy Crazy Cars manufactured by Marx. The set includes Mickey and Donald, and Marx characters Dora and Dan. When the integral winding keys are turned, the cars drive in “crazy” patterns, leaning back to perform wheelies and executing abrupt turns. The heads bobble as the vehicles move. The Mickey and Donald figures are constructed of tin-litho; Dora and Dan are celluloid plastic. The mechanicals have been tested and all, save for Dan, are in working order. Ranging in size from 5.5”x5.5” and 3.25” deep to 6.25”x5.5” and 3.25” deep, the Crazy Cars are in good to very good condition with some paint loss, spot soiling, nicks, scratches, scuffs, rubbing, and minor oxidation. Dan’s rear right wheel is loose, which blocks the axel. Restoring full functionality will require service. $300-$400

17. Marx Disney Parade Roadster Tin Toy. (Marx, 1950s) A vintage Disney Parade Roadster tin-litho spring-wound toy manufactured by Marx.

When the integral key is wound, the front wheels of the car spin. The mechanism works haltingly and will require service to restore full functionality.

Molded plastic figures of Donald Duck, Mortimer Mouse, Pluto, and Mickey Mouse are seated in the car and were formerly glued in place. Measuring 3”x11” and 4” deep, the piece is in good condition with some scratches, scrapes, nicks and oxidation along the edges. $100-$200

18. Marx Donald Duck Cash Register Bank Tin Toy. (Marx, c.1950s) A tin-litho Donald Duck cash register bank manufactured by Louis Marx & Co. When change is inserted and a lever depressed, the analog mechanical counter on the front of the device is adjusted with the running total. Once the counter hits $10.00, a door on the side of the box unlocks, allowing access to the savings. The mechanicals have been tested and are in working order. Measuring 4.25”x2.5” and 4” deep, the bank is in very good condition with some nicks, scuffs, scratches, and surface loss primarily to the edges and the bottom. $200-$300

19. Marx Pecos Bill Ridin’ Widowmaker Wind-Up Toy. (Marx, 1955) A vintage Pecos Bill Ridin’ Widowmaker wind-up toy manufactured by Marx. Constructed of hard plastic, Pecos Bill is depicted astride a rearing Widowmaker, holding a metal lasso. When the integral key in the side is wound, the lasso hoop turns rapidly.

The mechanicals are in working order.

Measuring 9.75”x3.5” and 6.5” deep, the piece is in very good condition with some minor surface wear and paint loss. $300-$500

20. Marx Figaro Wind-Up Tin Toy. (Marx, c.1960s) A vintage Figaro from Walt Disney’s Pinocchio tin-litho spring-wound toy manufactured by Marx.

Figaro’s tail is articulated, and the bottom of the toy is equipped with three wheels. The mechanicals are untested as the winding key is absent. Measuring 2.5”x1.75” and 4.5” deep, the piece is in good condition with some pitting, surface rubbing, nicks, scratches and minor oxidation. The rubber ears are also absent, which is common for tin toys of this era. $200-$400 9

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21. Marx Disneykins Playsets and Series 1 Store Display. (Marx, 1961-62) A set of (6) vintage Disneykins figures playsets and a Series 1 store display manufactured by Marx. Each playset includes 6-8 hand painted Disney character figures and scenic elements. Of the (6) sets offered here, five are from Series 1 and include: Mickey Mouse and Friends, Gepetto’s Shop, Dumbo’s Circus, Donald Duck & Friends on Pier, and Panchito’s Western Scene. The remaining set, featuring Professor Ludwig von Drake, is titled “The Professor Misses” and was released as part of the separate Ludwig von Drake line. The playset boxes measure 3.25”x6.25” and 1.75” deep and the display is 16.25”x13.75” and 1” deep.

Unopened, the figures in each set are in generally very fine, as-new condition, though the Panchito figure is loose within the box. The boxes show varying degrees of wear, with some surface loss, edge wear, denting, amateur tape repair to one, loosening of the plastic display windows, and general handling. The display exhibits some staining, edge wear, and a missing side panel. The Disneykins sign panel at the top has separated from the body. $800-$1,600

23. Marx Super Goof Turnover Tank Tin Toy. (Marx, c.1960s) A vintage Super Goof turnover tank tin-litho wind-up toy manufactured by Plastimarx.

When wound, the tank is designed to roll and the flat figure of Goofy as his superhero alter ego, Super Goof, swings out and turns the tank up on its end. The winding key is present, and the Goofy figure can be moved manually, however the mechanism is jammed and will require service to restore functionality. Measuring 3”x3” and 4” deep, the piece is in very good condition with only minor surface scratching and wear. $200-$400 10

22. Linemar Pluto the Drum Major Wind-Up Tin Toy. (Linemar, c.1950s) A vintage Pluto the Drum Major tin-litho wind-up toy manufactured

by Linemar. When wound, Pluto is designed to rock on his feet while his arms move up and down, which rings the bell in his left hand as squeaking sounds issue from the horn in his mouth. The mechanicals are untested as the winding key is absent. The rubber tail and ear components, often missing on these toys, have been replaced with faithful replicas. Measuring 6”x3.5” and 4” deep, the piece is in fair to good condition, exhibiting nicks, rubbing, pitting, and surface loss with oxidation to the bell, horn, and hat. The pennant is missing from the pole in Pluto’s right hand. $100-$200

24. Mickey and Minnie on the River Playset with Box. (Salco, c.1940s) A rare vintage Mickey and Minnie on the River playset manufactured by Salco. Constructed of cast metal and painted in green, black, and red enamel, the set is accompanied by the original cardboard box packaging. The boat measures 5.25” long and the box is 1.5”x5.25” and 1.5” deep.

The set is in good condition with some minor surface wear and paint loss.

The right rear axle shows minor oxidation and the Minnie figure’s right foot has been reattached. The box has browned with age and exhibits areas of separation and tearing. $400-$600

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25. Linemar Jiminy Cricket Tin Toy. (Linemar, 1950s) A tin-litho spring-wound Jiminy Cricket toy manufactured by LineMar. When the integral key is wound, Jiminy’s feet move up and down, causing him to dance around.

The mechanicals are in working order. The figure’s often-missing tin-litho cane is included.

Measuring 5.5”x2.75” and 4” deep, the piece is in very good condition with some small patches of oxidation on the head and body, minor scuffing, and paint loss to the edges of the shoes. $100-$200

26. Linemar Donald Duck Climbing Fireman Tin Toy. (Linemar, c.1950s) A vintage Donald Duck Climbing Fireman tin-litho wind-up toy manufactured by Linemar. When the integral winding key on the Donald Duck figure is turned, his legs lower and raise, with the extended tips of his flippers catching onto the ladder rungs, allowing him to climb upwards. The mechanicals have been tested and are in working order. The Donald figure measures approximately 5” tall and the ladder fully extended on its base measures 13.5”x3.5” and 6” deep. $100-$200

28. Thumper Wooden Pull Toy. (Disney, c.1950s) A vintage Thumper wooden pull toy. Based on the popular character from Bambi, the die cut wooden figure is covered in gray felt with a screened full figure image of the boisterous young rabbit on both sides. The piece is equipped with two sets of wooden wheels on wooden axles and a length of twine tied to a wooden bead pull handle. Measuring 9.75”x7.5” and 5.25” deep, the pull toy is in very good condition with some surface wear and paint loss to the wheels and a spot of felt loss to the bottom of the wooden figure. $100-$200

27. Mickey Mouse Wooden Pull Toy. (Disney, c.1950s) A vintage Mickey Mouse wooden pull toy. The die cut wooden Mickey figure features painted relief imagery on both sides, and is equipped with two sets of wooden wheels on wooden axles and a length of twine tied to a coat button pull handle. Measuring approximately 9.25”x7.75” and 4.25” deep, the piece is in good condition with some surface and paint loss. The twine has split and come unraveled near the end. $100-$200

29. Hankscraft Mickey Mouse Feeding Set. (Hankscraft, 1950s) A Mickey Mouse feeding set for small children manufactured by Hankscraft.

The set includes a plastic plate and segmented top featuring applied graphics of Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Pluto. A replacement plastic cup with a painted floral design and a domed lid is also included. The water plug for the plate, the Mickey Mouse Mug, and the pair of plastic utensils are absent from the set. The original cardboard box packaging is included. The plate exhibits some surface wear, adhesive residue, and minor soiling. The cup has some yellowing from age, with patches of discoloration on the lid. The box measures approximately 10.5”x13” and 9” deep and exhibits heavy wear including some tearing, removed portions, and discoloration. $100-$200 11

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS Walt Disney’s second television program, the “Mickey Mouse Club,” brought child actors and adult hosts together to perform a series of skits, songs, and dance routines to the delight of fans nationwide. The program was an instant success, and some of its child actors such as Annette Funicello, Darlene Gillespie, and Doreen Tracey, became household names. The program initially ran from 1955 to 1959 and helped promote and fund the early years of Disneyland.

30. Original Mickey Mouse Club Mouseketeer Boots. (Disney, 1955) An adorable pair of screen-used Mouseketeer Boots from the Mickey Mouse Club television show. These leather cowboy boots were worn by the Mouseketeers every Friday for “Talent Round-Up Day.” As the kids grew, their boots would be passed down to the younger Mouseketeers. This pair was used by both Darlene Gillespie and Doreen Tracey, and each boot is marked in the interior “Darlene” and “Doreen” along with additional production notation. No size is indicated, and each boot measures 8.75”x 8.25” and 3” deep. The pair remains in good condition with some minor soiling to the leather and wear to the soles from frequent use. The boots come displayed in a custom-made wooden chest, featuring a photo of the Mickey Mouse Club members and a plaque describing this historic artifact. The chest measures approximately 16”x23” and 11” deep, and is in good condition with minor surface wear and a spot of damage to the wood by the top hinge for the front. This artifact was originally offered by The Walt Disney Studios as part of the Official Disneyana Convention of 2000.

The original Disney COA is included. $1,000-$3,000

31. Ben Cooper Jimmie Dodd Mouseketeer Mask. (Ben Cooper Inc., c.1950s) A vintage Jimmie Dodd Chief Mouseketeer mask manufactured by Ben Cooper Inc. The vacuum-formed plastic mask features a full-face likeness of the Mickey Mouse Club host with his signature mouse-ear beanie. The piece is equipped with eye holes, a mouth slit, and an integral tab at lower right for the wearer to hold, which is printed with the text “Walt Disney ‘Mouseketeer’ Flameproof by Ben Cooper Inc.” The adult-sized mask measures 11.25”x8” and 3” deep and is in very good condition with small tears on either side of the mouth slit and a 0.25” tear at the upper left edge. $200-$400 12

32. Mattel Mickey Mouse Club Musical Map. (Mattel, c.1950s) A vintage Mickey Mouse Club Musical Map manufactured by Mattel. The foldout map features illustrated scenes from the Mickey Mouse Club television show at the top, with a set of (5) punch-out 78-rpm records corresponding to the images. The records have not been removed and the map is intact.

The original envelope is included. Measuring 14.5”x7.5”, the piece is in very good condition. The adhesive securing the protective plastic framing the records has discolored with age and the map has faintly browned. The envelope exhibits some edge tears, minor darkening, spot surface loss, soiling, and tearing to the sides of the tab. $100-$200

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33. Mouseketeer TV Story Teller Record Player Viewer. (Disney, c.1950s) A vintage Mouseketeer TV Story Teller combination record player and “television” viewer. The record player’s platter and tone arm are present, but the stylus is absent. The device is accompanied by record and scroll sets for Peter Pan, Bambi, Pinocchio, Dumbo (with a duplicate Part 2 scroll), and Snow White (missing the Part 1 scroll). The original cardboard box packaging is included.

The records measure 7” in diameter and exhibit some scratches and scuffs. The scrolls are 4” tall and exhibit some creasing, soiling, tattering, and handling. Measuring 9”x13.5” and 9.25” deep, the Story Teller is in fair condition with a missing front-right leg and general surface wear and some dents throughout. $300-$500

34. Mousekartooner Roy Williams Tin Litho Drawing Toy. (Mattel, c.1950s) A very rare vintage Mousekartooner drawing toy manufactured by Mattel. The piece consists of a tin-litho tablet with an articulated metal arm onto which a die cut paper figure of the “Big Moosketeer” Roy Williams is attached. No accessories are included. Measuring 15”x8.75”, the piece is in good condition. The Williams figure is missing an ear from his Mouseketeer hat and exhibits some creasing. The tablet has some surface loss in spots and at the edges, minor scuffs and scratches, and faint oxidation to exposed metal areas. $100-$200

36. Ben Cooper Mouseketeers Costume Playoutfit. (Ben Cooper, c.1950s) A complete unworn girls’ Official Walt Disney’s Mouseketeers Costume Playoutfit manufactured by Ben Cooper. The costume set includes a vinyl Mickey Mouse mask (the original elastic band has never punctured the mask and is included separately), a beanie with attached vinyl mouse ears, a vinyl belt with tin buckle, a button-down long-sleeve Mouseketeers logo shirt, and a black skirt. The clothing pieces are marked size “10.” A sheet of iron-on transfer letters, the instruction sheet, and the original box are included.

The box measures 11”x9.5” and 4” deep and is in good condition with some surface loss and wear. The costume set is in overall very good condition. There is oxidation to the tin belt buckle, spot paint loss and rubbing to the mask, cracking to the decals on the shirt, and 5.5” splits to both the front and the back of the skirt in the center below the waist band. $300-$500

35. Benefit Bazaar Walt Disney Special Event Poster. (Disney, 1964) A very rare poster from a special Benefit Bazaar at the John Tracy Clinic in 1964. This special event had guest appearances from Mouseketeer Ginny Tyler, Puppeteer Walker Edmiston, Mouseketeer Annette Funicello, the voice of Donald Duck Clarence Nash, and Tommy Kirk of The Hardy Boys. Measuring 22.5”x18”, the poster is in very good condition with minor surface wear and a couple small areas along the top edge that have been restored. The poster has been linen-backed for its preservation and has an additional inch of linen around the edges. $300-$500

37. Mickey Mouse Club Pennant.

(Disneyland, c.1970s) A vintage Mickey Mouse Club souvenir pennant from Disneyland. The felt pennant features printed graphics of drum major Mickey Mouse leading a procession of beloved Disney characters. The left edge is reinforced with a strip of red felt and ornamental streamers. Measuring 11.75”x 28.25”, the pennant is in very good condition with tack holes to the left edge, wrinkling towards the tip, and multiple pin and tack holes to the right tip. $100-$200 13

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38. Davy Crockett Fess Parker’s TV Chair. (Disney, c.1955) A rare vintage Fess Parker’s TV chair created during the height of the 1950s Davy Crockett craze. The children’s chair is constructed of rigid board wrapped in vinyl with a padded seat. Measuring 11.25”x13.25” in diameter, the chair is in vintage very good condition with some splitting and holes in the vinyl along the top edge of the chair and splitting and separation at the rear seam. $500-$800

39. Davy Crockett Indian Scout Doll. (Disney, c.1950s) A vintage Davy Crockett doll depicting Fess Parker as the legendary frontiersman. Constructed of pliable vinyl with “live skin” body and hands, the doll wears a Native Americanstyle costume of felt with fabric fringe.

Measuring 14” tall, the doll is in good condition. The doll head has developed a stickiness from off-gassing of the medium while the hands and forearms are still remarkably supple. The body skin visible under the clothes evinces the beginnings of the expected deterioration. $200-$400

40. Davy Crockett Wristwatch in Powder Horn Box. (Disney, 1955) A vintage Davy Crockett wristwatch in a powder horn box. The watch case is constructed of metal and plastic. It must be manually wound and appears to keep time, though it has not been monitored over an extended period. The watch is presented in the original cardboard box packaging, wrapped around a blue and white marbled plastic powder horn with “Davy Crockett” molded into the side. The watch measures 1” in diameter by 7.5” long and the box is 3.75”x7.75” and 2.75” deep. The watch is in fine condition with some minor sealing wax residue to the band and the buckle. The powder horn has an extraneous piece of cellotape applied to the reverse, and the box exhibits some corner bumping, edge wear, and minor surface loss. There is a patch of surface loss to the interior tab that holds the powder horn in place. $300-$500

41. Davy Crockett Kadet Kentucky Rifle. (Kadet, 1955) A vintage toy Kentucky cap rifle modeled on Davy Crockett’s Old Betsy manufactured by Kadet. Consisting of a wooden stock with a metal barrel, hammer, trigger, and trigger guard, toy rifles like these were sold as souvenirs in Frontierland in the early days of the park. Measuring 37.25”x3.5” and 1.25” deep, the rifle is in good condition with prevalent scratches, nicks, and patches of finish loss over all. $200-$400 14

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42. Fess Parker Treasury Department Radio Record. (Disney, 1955) A vintage 16” 33 1/3 rpm Radio-Recording from the Treasury Department’s U.S. Savings Bond Division. This large format broadcast record was intended for distribution to a radio station operated by the U.S. Treasury Department.

It contains transcriptions of two episodes of the show Guest Star, the first featuring Fess Parker and the second, Peggy Lee. It is marked “Do not play before July 17, 1955” which marked the opening day of Disneyland. The original manila paper sleeve measures 16.25”x16.25”. The record is in good condition with some scratching and scuffs. $200-$400

44. Disneyland Combination TV Chair and Stepstool. (Disney, c.1955) An extremely rare combination children’s TV chair and step stool.

Constructed of wood, the chairback folds down to create the stool’s first step and the seat serves as the top step. Multi-colored lettering on the seat reads, “Sit on me to watch Disneyland and the Mickey Mouse Club.”

Measuring 14.25”x12.5” and 11.5” deep in chair form, the chair is in good condition with some paint wear and loss to both the undercoat and the graphics, and surface and edge wear. A few of the nails holding the piece together have begun to lift from the wood. $400-$600

43. Set of (3) Disneyland & Wonderful World of Color Films.

(Disney, 1954-64) A collection of (3) 16mm films featuring rare footage from classic Disney TV shows. The set includes a reel of the black-and-white Tomorrowland, Fantasyland, Frontierland, and Adventureland themed opening title sequences from 1954 episodes of the Disneyland TV series, a color 60-second promo for Season 8 of Wonderful World of Color from an NBC affiliate, and a black-and-white 60-second promo for Season 10 of the Wonderful World of Color from an NBC affiliate. Measuring approximately 2”-3” in diameter, the films are in very good condition. $300-$500

45. Walt Disney’s Magazine Complete 4-Volume Set. (Disney, 195659) A complete hardbound 4-volume set of Walt Disney’s Magazine. Initially called Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse Club Magazine, the periodical was conceived as a tie-in to the Mickey Mouse Club TV show but was expanded to encompass all Walt Disney Productions media midway through the second volume. Containing a total of 22 issues, the magazines have been trimmed and bound by volume. Each bound volume is stamped on the spine in gold with the periodical name, the volume number, and the year of publication.

They range in size from 10.5”x8.25” to 11.75”x8.5” and are in generally good condition. The covers show some scuffing, surface wear, soiling, a child’s doodle on the paste down endpapers of Volume One, and corner wear. The content itself exhibits browning, some vertical creasing from folding of the magazines prior to binding, and handling wear. $100-$200 15

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46. Set of Disney Study Prints Pedestrian Safety Rules. (Disney, c.1960s) A complete set of (9) Walt Disney Pedestrian Safety Rules prints in their original cardboard case. The set was designed as a companion to the Walt Disney educational film, “I’m No Fool as a Pedestrian” starring Jiminy Cricket. The case converts into a display easel, though the perforated legs have never been used and are unpunched. The cards measure 13”18” and the case is 15.5”x22”. All pieces are in very good condition. The case exhibits some minor vertical stress creasing to the cover and faint browning from age. $200-$400

47. Walt Disney’s Sleeping Beauty Preview Booklet. (Disney, 1957) A rare vintage Sleeping Beauty preview booklet created by the Walt Disney Studios to promote the film and provide insight to animation process.

The contents include a two-page plot synopsis and copious production art pieces tracing the film’s progress from the earliest developmental design stages through finished camera-ready artwork. Measuring 10.75”x8.25”, the piece is in good condition with a 0.5” tear and corner crease at bottom right, as well as some vertical stress lines toward the spine. $100-$200

48. Sleeping Beauty Woodcutter’s Cottage Magical Big Fig. (Disney, 2004) A Sleeping Beauty Woodcutter’s Cottage Magical Big Fig. The intricately detailed model features a removable 1.75” tall Sleeping Beauty figure. There is a battery compartment in the bottom of the base and toggling a slider switch on the reverse activates blue and pink flashing lights in the cottage windows and the chimney pipes, which pays tribute to Merryweather and Flora’s fight over dress colors. Measuring 17”x16” and 13.75”, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $500-$700

49. The Parent Trap Theater Banner. (Disney, 1961) An extremely rare large banner promoting the family comedy classic The Parent Trap.

Designed to hang under a theater’s marquee, the banner consists of three nylon panels with a combination of screen printed and hand-trimmed and applied lettering. Measuring 138”x24”, the banner is in good condition, exhibiting some fading and discoloration from age and outdoor display as well as minor peeling to a few applied letters and occasional scuffs and soiling. $100-$200 16

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50. Professor Ludwig Von Drake Talking Doll by Gund. (Gund, 1963) A vintage Professor Ludwig Von Drake Talking Doll manufactured by Gund. A speaker is embedded in the torso, and an amplification unit in a plastic tube is attached via wire. The amplifier tube is intended to connect to an RCA Victor tape cartridge recorder, and the doll comes with a pre-recorded tape cartridge (in a separate box) containing the voice of Ludwig von Drake, Paul Frees, singing songs and telling stories. A vintage earpiece and the original cardboard box packaging are also included. Measuring 14.5”x9.75” and 4.5 deep, the doll is in very good condition with some blackening to the head and hands, slight yellowing to the fur, and general wear. The box is in fair condition with applied masking tape, small tears, and general wear. The electronics appear to be in unmarred condition but have not been tested. $100-$200

52. Mary Poppins Charm Bracelet. (Disney, 1964) A vintage children’s Mary Poppins charm bracelet created to promote the original release of the film. The gold-tone chain bracelet is presented in its original plastic viewing windowfronted gold-tone metal and cardboard packaging. The bracelet measures approximately 5” long and is in very fine condition with a few tiny irregularities to the enamel from its original application. The box exhibits some denting to the metal and the plastic window has come loose on three sides and exhibits a tiny 0.25” tear at the top edge. $200-$400

51. Set of (5) Disney Pez Dispensers. (Disney, c.1976) A set of (5) vintage unopened Pez dispensers still sealed inside the original cellophane packaging. The dispensers include Mickey Mouse, Pluto, Goofy, Donald Duck, and Dumbo. All are accompanied by a roll of lemon Pez, a roll of strawberry Pez, and a red Special Bonus Offer mail-in card. Measuring approximately 4.25” long, the Pez dispensers are in generally fine, as-new condition. Goofy exhibits a sticky residue to the mouth via a breach in the cellophane. All the bags are slightly torn, most severe in the case of the Goofy and Dumbo dispensers. $200-$400

53. Signed Dick Van Dyke Mary Poppins Record. (Disney, 1964) This is an original sound track record for Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins that has been signed on the cover by the film’s star, Dick Van Dyke. The signature has been PSA authenticated, and includes a unique certification card that matches the small PSA label placed on the reverse of the album cover. The record measures approximately 12.5”x12.5” within its album cover, and is in good used condition.

There is minor surface wear to the vinyl and some cover wear, including minor separation along the top edge. The album presents beautifully and is a wonderful signed artifact from this beloved film. $300-$500

54. Richard Sherman Signed The Magic of Mary Poppins Book. (Disney, 1964) A vintage hardcover edition of Walt Disney’s The Magic of Mary Poppins, published by Whitman. It is signed by the film’s Academy Award-winning composer and songwriter Richard M. Sherman.

The 28-page book is signed, “To Marian + LynnTwo supercalifragilistic-expialidocious people-all my best always-Richard M. Sherman 7/19/86.”

Measuring 10.25”x8.25”, the book is in good condition with the covers exhibiting some darkening, adhesive residue at upper right, and delamination along the spine. Sherman’s inscription has bled faintly onto the title page.

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55. Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs Cottage Magical Big Fig. (Disney, 2004) A Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’ Cottage Magical Big Fig. There is a battery compartment in the bottom of the base and toggling a slider switch on the back illuminates the lights in every window of the house.

The electronics are in working order. Measuring 13”x15” and 13.75”, the piece is in very good condition with some general wear and a slightly askew broken chimney pipe. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $500-$700

56. Snow White in Rags R. John Wright Doll.

(Disney, 1989-94) A Snow White doll manufactured

by R. John Wright and released in a limited edition of 1000 between 1989 and 1994. The jointed, fully posable felt doll features a pressed felt face meticulously hand-painted in screen accurate detail with an English mohair wig, wooden clogs, a wooden prop bucket, and a costume created with the aid of extensive film research in the Disney Archives. The doll retains the original wrist booklet, edition numbered tag, edition numbered COA, and the original box with edition number label marked, “0586/1000.”

Measuring 16”, the piece is in very fine, as-new condition. The box measures 5.25”x18” and 9.25” deep and exhibits only minimal wear. $500-$700

57. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs R. John Wright Dolls. (Disney, 1989-94) A complete set of (8) Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs dolls manufactured by R. John Wright and released in a limited edition of 2500 between 1989 and 1994. The jointed, fully posable felt dolls feature pressed felt faces meticulously hand-painted in screen accurate detail with English mohair wigs and, in the case of the Dwarfs, beards. The costumes were crafted of handdyed materials with the aid of extensive film research in the Disney Archives. Dwarf dolls include Dopey, Doc, Happy, Sneezy, Bashful, Sleepy, and Grumpy.

The dolls retain their wrist booklets and the original boxes with an edition numbered labels marked, “0884/2500.” Snow White measures 16” and the Dwarfs approximately 11”. The set is in very fine, as-new condition. Snow White’s box measures 5.25”x18” and 9.25” deep and the Dwarfs’ 11.25”x6.25” and 4.5” deep. All boxes exhibit only minimal shelf wear. $1,500-$2,000 18

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58. Pinocchio and the Blue Fairy Fairytale Series Set. (Disney, 2017) A Pinocchio and the Blue Fairy doll set from the Fairytale Series of the Disney Designer Collection. The dolls are presented in an acrylic display case as issued. A 2017 D23 convention exclusive, the set was produced in a limited edition of 1023 and is accompanied by a COA numbered “0717.”

The Blue Fairy measures approximately 12” tall, Pinocchio 6”, and the case is 15”x9.25” and 9.25” deep. The set is in very fine, as-new condition. The acrylic case exhibits minor surface wear. $400-$600

60. Fantasia 1-Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1963) A vintage original U.S. 1-sheet poster for the 1963 re-release of the Disney animated masterpiece, Fantasia. This release was presented in SuperScope, which was a widescreen format applied to only parts of the film. Additionally, this theatrical run utilized the stereo soundtrack which was created after the original sound negatives began to degrade. Tri-folded as issued, the poster measures 41”x27” and is in good condition with some fold bunching, edge tears along the folds, toning at lower right, and marginal wear with loss to extreme edges. $100-$200

59. Pinocchio 1-Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1971) A vintage original U.S. 1-sheet poster for the 1971 re-release of the Disney animated classic, Pinocchio. Folded as issued, the poster colorful portraits of Pinocchio, Geppetto, and cast. Measuring 41”x27”, the piece is in good condition with some fold bunching, creasing to the lower right corner and bottom edge, handling wear, faint browning at the extreme margins, and minor spot soiling at upper right. $100-$200

61. “A Castle for Cinderella” WDCC Figure. (Disney, 1996) A beautiful figure titled “A Castle for Cinderella” created for the Walt Disney Classics Collection. This porcelain figure captures the Castle in great detail, complete with landscaped grounds. Included is a wooden base with an engraved nameplate for display. Measuring 9.75”x9.75” and 10.25” tall with the base included, the castle is in good condition with a few spots of bending to metal details at the tips of the spires and at the front gate. There are two cracks on the base which cross the surface but are not deep. $100-$200 19

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS 62. Mickey Mouse Chair and Ottoman by Paddy Gordon. (Disney, c.1990s) A Pop Art Mickey Mouse plush leather armchair and ottoman set designed by leather crafter Paddy Gordon. The softwood upholstered armchair features a Mickey ear wingback, a seat cushion replicating the cartoon superstar’s iconic red trunks, and a pair of yellow Mickey shoe forefeet. The matching ottoman continues the red trunks and yellow shoes motif. Originally offered through select Disney galleries and stores, Gordon’s work has since been featured among the premiere collections of Modern and Contemporary design. Measuring 53”x39 and 42” deep, the chair is in good condition with wear from use including scattered scratches and scuffs, small cracks to the leather on the right chair arm. The ottoman is 34”x31” and 18.5” deep and is also in good condition with some scratching and scuffing. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $1,000-$2,000

63. Minnie Mouse Formal Dining Chair by Paddy Gordon. (Disney, c.1990s) A Pop Art Minnie Mouse-form formal dining chair designed by leather crafter Paddy Gordon. Constructed of leather upholstered wood with white plastic hand accessories, the chair features a mouse-eared headrest, polka dot bodice back, rounded arms, and a polka dot skirted seat. The reverse is signed in black felt pen, “Paddy Gordon-Disney.” Originally offered through select Disney galleries and stores, Gordon’s work has since been featured among the premiere collections of Modern and Contemporary design. Measuring 47”x26” and 25” deep, the piece is in very good condition with only light wear from use. $300-$500 20

64. Mickey Mouse Formal Dining Chair by Paddy Gordon. (Disney, c.1990s) A Pop Art Mickey Mouse-form formal dining chair designed by leather crafter Paddy Gordon. Constructed of leather upholstered wood with white plastic hand accessories, the chair features a mouse-eared headrest, a bow-tied tuxedo back, rounded arms, and a round padded seat. The reverse is signed in black felt pen, “Paddy Gordon-Disney.” Originally offered through select Disney galleries and stores, Gordon’s work has since been featured among the premiere collections of Modern and Contemporary design. Measuring 47”x26” and 25” deep, the piece is in good condition with wear from use and a tiny 1/8” hole in the seat leather. $300-$500

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THE COLLECTION INCLUDES: (2) 7” records: Mickey’s 50th 45-rpm and Main Street Electrical Parade picture disc 33-rpm (5) 10” 78-rpm records: Little Toot, Sorcerer’s Apprentice (2 records), Dumbo (missing 1 record), Country Cousin (1952), Treasure Island (2 records) (48) 12” LPs: Happiest Millionaire Original Cast Sound Track Album (1967) All the Songs from Walt Disney’s Dumbo (1959) Story of Swiss Family Robinson (1963) The Ugly Duckling (1969) The Story of Robin Hood (1964) The Little Engine that Could and The Submarine Streetcar (1969) Tubby the Tuba (1963) Dumbo: The Story and Songs (1965) Story of Dumbo (1957) Story of Dumbo (1957) Story of Dumbo (1957) Story and Songs from Bambi (1969) Story and Songs About Walt Disney’s 3 Little Pigs (1960) Story and Songs from Pinocchio (1969) A Musical Souvenir of America on Parade picture disc (1975) Stories of Aesop (1964) Story and Songs from Bambi (1969) Story and Songs from Bambi (1980) The Firehouse Five plus Two - The Firehouse Five Story, Vol. 2 (1955) Hang Your Hat on the Wind (1969) The Stories and Songs of Walt Disney’s Three Little Pigs (1967)

The Prince and the Pauper (1962) The Prince and the Pauper (1963) 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1963) Story and Songs from Pinocchio (1969) The Story of the Littlest Outlaw (1963) The Story of Hans Brinker and the Silver Skates (1961) Story of the Grasshopper and the Ants (c.1960) Tubby the Tuba (1963) Story and Songs from Bambi (1969) Treasure Island (1964) Three Adventures of Davy Crockett (c.1960s) The Prince and the Pauper (1963) Scandalous John: The Original Soundtrack Album (1971) Bambi (1963) Three Adventures of Davy Crockett (c.1960s) The Ugly Duckling (1969) Story of the Grasshopper and the Ants (c.1960) Scandalous John: The Original Soundtrack Album (1971) Tubby the Tuba (1963) Emil and the Detectives (1964) Multiplication and Division (1963) The Ugly Duckling (1969) Three Adventures of Davy Crockett (c.1960s) Winnie the Pooh and the Heffalumps (1968) The Magical Music of Walt Disney Box Set [4 records] (1978) Walt Disney’s Snow White Complete Sound Track box set (1975) CDs: The Music of Walt Disney: A Legacy in Song 3-Disc Box Set (1992)

65. Collection of (55) Classic Disney Records. (Disney, 1950s-70s) A large collection of (55) Disney musical and narrative records including 45s, 78s, LPs, picture discs, and more. This wide-ranging assortment provides an incredible archive of the history of Disney records, and features many of the most beloved characters, stories, and songs from the history of the Walt Disney Studios and theme parks. Some duplicates and various releases of the same titles are included. The records and sleeves are in generally good to very good lightly used condition. $2,000-$4,000 21

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66. Disneyland Records Winnie the Pooh Sign.

(Disneyland, c.1970s) A vintage Disneyland Records store sign. The die-cut plastic board sign features screened graphics on both sides of Winnie the Pooh seated on a log above the Disneyland Records text logo, enjoying a snack of his beloved “hunny.” The piece is equipped with holes in the bottom panel for mounting to a display.

Measuring 28.5”x15.75, the sign is in good condition with some scratching and scuffing to the artwork, surface wear throughout, and minor soiling. $100-$200

67. Disneyland Records Sorcerer Mickey Sign.

(Disneyland, 1978) A vintage Disneyland Records store sign. The die-cut plastic board sign features screened graphics on either side of Sorcerer Mickey conjuring the record label’s text logo. The piece is equipped with holes in the bottom panel for mounting to a display. Measuring 28.25”x15.5”, the sign is in good condition with some scratching and scuffing to the artwork, surface wear throughout, and minor soiling. $100-$200 22

68. Mickey Mouse Disco Enhanced Production Artwork. (Disney, 1980) A vintage production art piece for the groovy animated short, Mickey Mouse Disco. Consisting of a printed image enhanced with airbrushed highlights to both the characters and the background, the piece depicts the memorable image of a leisure-suited Mickey cutting a rug with Minnie in a trendy discotheque. This artwork appeared on the 1-sheet poster and other printed advertising material for the film. Measuring 14.75”x10”, the piece is mounted to a 20”x15” art board and is in very good condition with minor wear from use. $400-$600

REDISCOVERING DISNEYLAND In 1937, Walt Disney Studios crafted the first feature-length animated film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. While many considered the investment laughable, Snow White would become the highest-grossing film at the time of its release. This remarkable achievement changed the direction of the studio forever and brought us some of the greatest and most beloved films of all time. While not every film can be said to have matched that early success, The Walt Disney Studios continues to develop new and exciting storytelling methods that continually revolutionize the genre, and the popularity of those films is reflected in the parks.

69. Ward Kimball Signed It’s Tough to Be a Bird One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1970) A vintage one sheet poster for the Disney Academy Award-winning animated short It’s Tough to Be a Bird. Featuring vibrantly colored illustrations of humorous visual puns, the poster has been signed in black felt pen at lower left by the film’s director and Disney Legend, Ward Kimball. The piece is accompanied by a Howard Lowery COA. Horizontally quad folded as issued, the poster measures 41”x27” and is in very good condition with some minor separation at fold edges, faint browning to the white borders, and general handling wear. $400-$600 23

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70. Peter Ellenshaw The Island at the Top of the World Concept Painting. (Disney, 1974) A spectacular concept painting for the sci-fi adventure The Island at the Top of the World by Oscar-winning effects artist Peter Ellenshaw. Accomplished in mixed media on board, the painting depicts the Grand Palace and served as a model for a matte painting as well as a composited miniature sequence. Ellenshaw received an Academy Award nomination for his contribution to the film, and this piece is emblematic of the exceptional quality of his work. The artist has signed in silver ink at bottom left, “Peter Ellenshaw.” Measuring 16”x29” visible through a 27”x40” blonde wood frame, the painting is in very good condition with minor surface wear at lower left. $4,000-$6,000

71. Peter Ellenshaw The Black Hole Concept Painting. (Disney, 1979) An original concept painting titled “Gateway to Heaven” for the Walt Disney live action sci-fi film The Black Hole by Oscar-winning production designer Peter Ellenshaw. Depicting a poetic rendering of the titular astronomical phenomenon, the painting is accomplished in acrylic on illustration board. The artist as has signed in medium at lower left, “Peter Ellenshaw,” and the piece is hand-titled in pencil on the reverse. Ellenshaw came out of retirement for this film, which gave him the chance to work with his son, special effects wizard Harrison Ellenshaw. Measuring 18”x24”, the painting is in very good condition with some edge wear with minor surface loss, corner bumping, and production handling. $5,000-$7,000 24

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72. Pair of The Black Hole Posters. (Disney, 1979) A pair of posters for the Disney live action sci-fi film The Black Hole. The set includes an International-style 1-sheet movie poster and a Paradise Press Inc. commercial poster depicting the U.S.S. Cygnus. Folded as issued, the 1-sheet poster measures 41”x27” and is in very good condition with creasing along the central vertical fold, edge and corner wear, and spotting to the reverse. The folded, magazine style Cygnus poster measures a full 22”x33.5” and is in good condition with moderate separation along the folds at the fold junctures. $400-$600

73. The Little Mermaid 1-Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1989) An International U.S. 1-sheet poster for The Little Mermaid. Featuring artwork by Bill Morrison, the poster was issued rolled and never folded. The piece is stamped on the reverse “No. 25509.” Measuring 40”x27”, the poster is in very good condition with snagged pinholes in the lower corners, faint vertical lines travelling the length of the right blank margin, and handling wear throughout. $100-$200

74. Aladdin International Advance 1-Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1992) An international advance 1-sheet poster for the Walt Disney animated classic, Aladdin. Issued rolled and never folded, this full-bleed poster features artwork of the Genie’s lamp and was printed domestically for distribution outside the United States. Measuring 40”x27”, the piece is in fine condition with some minor edge wear and faint background surface impressions. $100-$200 25

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75. Lion King International 1-Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1994) An international 1-sheet poster for the modern animated classic, The Lion King.

Printed domestically for distribution outside the United States, the fullbleed poster depicts the adult Simba and cast on Pride Rock. Rolled and never folded, the piece measures 40”x27” and is in very good condition with a diagonal 2.25” stress line at upper right, edge wear, and some edge creasing at lower left. $100-$200

76. Toy Story 1-Sheet Poster. (Pixar, 1995) An double-sided U.S. 1-sheet poster for the Pixar animated classic, Toy Story. Issued rolled and never folded, this “Flying Style” poster depicts Buzz Lightyear dragging Woody to infinity… and beyond! Measuring 40”x27”, the piece is in fine condition with minor bunching toward the bottom from tight rolled storage. $100-$200

77. A Bug’s Life Teaser 1-Sheet Poster.

(Pixar, 1998) A double-sided U.S. “Flik Style teaser ” 1-sheet poster for A Bug’s Life. Issued rolled and never folded, the full-bleed poster measures 40”x27” and is in good condition with some creases and tears with surface separation in the edges of the upper third. $100-$200

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78. Runaway Brain 1-Sheet Poster.

(Disney, 1995) A poster for the comedy-horror short film Runaway Brain, starring Mickey and Minnie Mouse. The poster features both Mickey as himself, and the monstrous brain-swapped version of Mickey who dominates the merchandising for this popular short. The double-sided poster is stamped on the reverse in the lower left corner with “No. 27957,” and has been stored rolled. Measuring 40”x27”, the poster is in good condition with some edge-wear, displaying minor small edge tears and creasing. $100-$200

79. Runaway Brain Mickey Black & White Figure by Kozik. (Disney, 2006) A black and white variant vinyl figure designed by artist Frank Kozik and manufactured by Medicom Toy. Inspired by the Oscar-nominated cult classic short Runaway Brain, this deranged Mickey figure was created in a limited edition of 200 pieces. The figure remains in the original cardboard and plastic box packaging. Mickey measures approximately 10” tall, and the box measures 10.75”x14.25” and 11.5” deep. The figure is in very fine, as-new condition and the box exhibits scattered creases and surface wear. $200-$400

80. Kozik Signed Runaway Brain Mickey Mouse Glitter Figure. (Disney, 2006) A glitter variant vinyl figure designed by artist Frank Kozik and manufactured by Medicom Toy. Inspired by the Oscar-nominated cult classic short Runaway Brain, this deranged Mickey figure was created in a limited edition of 200 pieces. The figure remains in the original cardboard and plastic box packaging, which has been signed and dated in black felt pen on the top, “Kozik 06.”

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81. Fix-It Felix Jr. Arcade Game. (Disneyland, 2012) An original Fix-It Felix Jr. arcade game used at Disneyland’s Starcade in Tomorrowland. This is one of a very small number of Wreck-It Ralph promotional arcade games created by Disney to be used at special event locations such as the Starcade in Tomorrowland. In the film, Fix-It Felix Jr. is a vintage arcade game from a bygone era. Keeping with this fictional history, this real-life version of the game was intentionally distressed for an added degree of authenticity, allowing the faux-weathered exterior to compliment the retro graphics. The coin/ service door is secured with a metal bar and padlock. The machine does not need or accept change, and the door remains unlocked. The artwork on each side of the cabinet consists of a large vinyl decal of Felix and Ralph, and these features in particular have undergone extensive intentional wear, such as slashes, tears, missing portions, scratches, and scuffs. The back panel can be unscrewed to reveal the electronics of the machine, which consists of a partial 2012-era PC computer running Windows XP hooked up to the cabinet’s analog monitor and control panel. A toggle switch on the back at bottom right turns on the cabinet lights and computer, which in turn boots up the game. The electronics have been tested and are in working order. Measuring 66.5”x23.5” and 33” deep, this fully functional arcade machine is in very good condition. Elements of studio distress include surface scrapes and scratches to the cabinet overall, yellowing to the control panel as if from oxidized screws or cigarette burns, paint loss, peeling to the vintage Insert Coin decal, and more. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $7,000-$10,000 28

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82. “Carousel” Tim Burton Motorized Flipbook. (Tim Burton, 2019) An incredible limited edition motorized mechanical flipbook designed by Tim Burton exclusively for his 2019 “Lost Vegas” art exhibition at the Neon Museum in Las Vegas. Titled “Carousel,” the flipbook device contains printed blacklight art created

by Burton that illuminates and moves on a belt-driven spindle when activated.

The flipbooks were created in an edition of only 100, and this piece is number 18.

The original box and COA are included. Measuring 6.5”x 6.5”x6.5”, the flipbook is in very fine condition. $1,000-$2,000

83. Multi-Signed “Disneyana” Hardcover Book. (Hawthorn, 1974) A multi-signed hardcover edition of “Disneyana” by Cecil Munsey. Regarded as one of the most significant and comprehensive books on Disney collectibles, this 385-page hardcover book contains photos and history on Disney collectibles from the 1920s to the 1970s, with a focus on early items. The book has been signed by three of Disney’s Nine Old Men: Ward Kimball, Ollie Johnston, and Frank Thomas, as well as by Bob Moore, the voice of Donald Duck Clarence Nash, the book’s author Cecil Munsey, Bill Justice, and Disney Legend Floyd Gottfredson. Measuring 11.25”x9” and 1.25” thick, the book is in good condition with some surface and edge wear to the original dust jacket. $400-$600

84. Multi-Signed Films of Walt Disney Book. (Disney, 1981) A soft cover edition of Great Moments from the Films of Walt Disney, published by the Rutledge Press. It is signed by Disney Legends Ward Kimball, Floyd Gottfredson, and Clarence Nash. The 90-page book features full-page color images of the most iconic moments from Walt Disney’s early feature films.

Ward Kimball has signed the title page in black ink, “To Lynn from Ward Kimball” and remarqued it with a self-portrait. Clarence Nash inscribed and signed the title page in blue ink, “Our best wishes to Lynn Donald Duck + Clarence ‘Ducky’ Nash.” The inside front cover is signed in black ink, “Floyd Gottfredson.” Measuring 15”x10.5”, the book is in very good condition with minor handling wear. The signatures remain bold and legible. $200-$400 29

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85. The Illusion of Life Signed Limited Edition Book. (Disney, 1981) A hardcover first edition of “The Illusion of Life: Disney Animation” by Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston and published by Hyperion. Part of a limited edition of 3500, the book has been bound with a fold-out leaf signed by Thomas and Johnston, and hand-numbered 2723. The 575-page clothbound art book is housed in a slipcase. The book itself is profusely illustrated with artwork from all stages of the development of Disney’s most influential animated classics as well as archival behind the scenes images.

Measuring 11.5”x10.75” the book is in fine condition with only minor wear to the cover fabric. The slipcase exhibits scratching to the reverse and minor scuffs to the fabric covering over all. $300-$500

86. Multi-Signed “Walt Disney’s World of Fantasy” Book. (Disney, 1982) A rare hardcover book titled “Walt Disney’s World of Fantasy” by Adrian Bailey that tells the history and achievements of Walt Disney from his childhood years, to his animated works, to Disneyland and its attractions. The book has been signed by Disney Legend Ward Kimball, Wally Boag who portrayed Pecos Bill in the Golden Horseshoe, Mouseketeers Sherry and Tommy, animator Jay Jackson, animator Phil Nibbelink, animator Cyndee Whitney, animator Ron Husband, 1985 Disneyland Ambassador Melissa Tyler, Bob Moore, and animator Jay Gould. The 252-page book measures 11.75”x9.25” and 1” thick, and is in very good condition with some edge-creases and wear to the original dust jacket. $200-$400

87. Multi-Signed Disney Legends Award Ceremony Program. (Disney, 1989) A program from the July 19, 1989 Disney Legends Award Ceremony honoring Ub Iwerks and Walt’s “Nine Old Men,” autographed throughout by influential animators and business luminaries. The 15-page, staple bound program is signed on the cardstock front cover by Michael Eisner and Roy E. Disney, and is also signed by Sharon Disney Lund, Lucy Taliaferro (Disney animator and wife of Al Taliaferro), Ollie Johnston, Ward Kimball, and Frank Thomas. Ub Iwerks’ wife Mildred Iwerks has signed Ub’s page. Measuring 8.5”x5.5”, the program is in fine condition with only minor wear. $500-$700 30

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88. Sam the Olympic Eagle Drawing Signed By Bob Moore. (Disney, 1983) An original sketch of Sam the Olympic Eagle by Disney Legend Bob Moore. When the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics came to California studios for the design of the mascot for the games, it was Moore’s Sam the Eagle who won the bid. This fantastic ink and marker drawing is signed “For Alan” on Moore’s Walt Disney Productions stationery. Measuring 8.5”x5.5” in its 13”x10” mat, the drawing is in very good condition with minor handling wear. $200-$400

89. Sam the Olympic Eagle Toy Signed by Bob Moore. (Disneyland, 1984) A souvenir Sam the Olympic Eagle doll manufactured by Applause Toy Company. The mascot was designed by Disney artist Bob Moore specifically for the 1984 Summer Olympics, and Sam is depicted here holding the Olympic torch. The top of Sam’s hat has been signed by Moore in felt pen, and the Applause tag is still attached to Sam’s arm. Standing 9.5” tall, the doll is in very fine condition. $100-$200

90. The Band Concert Mickey Mouse Leather Jacket.

(Disney, 1993) A limited edition leather jacket celebrating the first Mickey Mouse cartoon produced in color, The Band Concert. This jacket was created exclusively for the 1993 Disneyana Convention

by Mickey Inc. and has a 100% leather exterior with a 100% satin inner lining. The jacket is marked as a size XL and is in good used condition, with some minor creases to the leather, and a few very small worn areas on the back and inner lining. $300-$500 31

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS Walt Disney had a passion for steam trains and railroading which dated back to his youth.

In 1950, Walt designed and built The Carolwood Pacific, a 1/2-mile miniature railroad to run 1:8 scale steam locomotives in his backyard. It was this railroad that inspired Walt to build a railroad around Disneyland, and The Carolwood Pacific Railroad today represents the ingenuity, craftsmanship, and imagination of Walt Disney.

91. Walt Disney’s Carolwood Pacific Railroad Track Segment. (Disney, 1950-64) A segment of original track from the Carolwood Pacific Railroad, Walt Disney’s personal backyard miniature railroad at his Holmby Hills estate.

Inspired by friends Ollie Johnson and Ward Kimball, who themselves created personal railroads, Walt Disney turned his lifelong fascination with trains into the Carolwood Pacific, which boasted 2,615 feet of track and a 1:8 scale live steam locomotive named Lilly Belle, after his wife Lillian. This actual segment of the 7 1/4” gauge track over which Walt drove his engine is complete with rails, ties, and spikes. In 1964, with his theme park in full swing, Walt decided to have the Carolwood Pacific track dismantled. Following its removal from his estate, this track segment was framed over an added bed of rocks representative of the original terrain. A photo of Walt and the Carolwood Pacific as well as a commemorative plaque are displayed within the frame. The track measures 22”x13” and the frame is 30”x18” and 3” deep. The track is in good condition with expected age, weathering, and oxidation from over a decade of outdoor use. The frame exhibits some surface wear to both the wood and the glass. $5,000-$7,000

92. Hartland Lilly Belle G-Scale Engine and Tender. (Disneyland, 2000) A limited edition G-Scale model of Walt Disney’s Lilly Belle engine and tender from his Carolwood Pacific Railroad manufactured by Hartland Locomotive Works. Created in an edition of 1500 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Walt’s backyard railroad, the engine and tender are presented on a wooden display base with metal and plastic railroad track affixed the surface.

A wooden Lilly Belle identification plaque for the base is included but has not been adhered. The plaque features an actual track segment from the original Carolwood Pacific Railroad. The original cardboard box and slipcase packaging is included. The Lilly Belle and tender measure a combined 22” long and the display base is 26.25”x2” and 7.25” deep. All are in very fine, as-new condition. The packaging exhibits moderate wear over all with some creasing, wrinkling, and surface loss. $400-$600 32

93. AccuCraft Lilly Belle 1:24 Scale Engine and Tender. (Disneyland, 2001) A 1:24 scale model of Walt Disney’s Lilly Belle engine and tender from his Carolwood Pacific Railroad, manufactured by AccuCraft. Created in commemoration of Walt Disney’s 100th birthday, this high precision brass model of the Lilly Belle was hand crafted using Walt’s original 1949 blueprints. The electronics have not been tested but appear to be in functioning condition. The piece is displayed on a custom walnut stand lined with gauge 1 track with a clear acrylic cover. The original cardboard box packaging and instruction manual are included. Measuring a combined 28” long, the engine and tender are in very fine, as-new condition. The display case measures 10”x37.5” and 7” deep and exhibits some wear from previous display. The outer box retains mailing labels and exhibits moderate edge and surface wear. $400-$600

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94. Walt Disney Signed Disney Studio Restaurant Menu. (Disney, c.1950s) A menu from the studio restaurant at the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California that is signed by Walt Disney. The bi-folded cardstock menu features an image of a bleary-eyed Donald Duck drinking coffee on the cover with the title, “Good Morning!” The restaurant’s fare is listed on the two interior pages. Walt has signed in blue ball point pen sideways across the top half of the right interior page, “To Annette, Walt Disney.” The menu is accompanied by a letter from the Walt Disney Archives positively authenticating the signature and dating it to the early 1950s. Measuring 9”x6.5”, the piece is in very good condition. It exhibits some faint browning to the outer edges, separation to the lower spine, and a few fingertip smudges near the signature and on the back of the card. $3,000-$5,000

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95. Walt Disney Signed Portrait Photograph. (Disney, 1950s) An exceptional vintage gelatin silver presentation portrait photograph on matte textured paper that is signed by Walt Disney. Depicting Walt seated next to a large bloodhound on the edge of a stone fireplace, the photo is signed and inscribed boldly in black ink on the bottom half of the image, “To Jackie, All Best Walt Disney.” The piece is accompanied by a Beckett Letter of Authenticity.

Measuring 9.25”x7.25” visible through a double mat in a 15.75”x13.75” dark wood frame, the photo appears to be in very good condition with some minor waviness across the top edge. The ink has faded with time, though the inscription and signature remain large and legible. $3,000-$5,000 34

96. Walt Disney Signed Check Framed Display. (Disney, 1952) A Walt Disney signed check presented in a magnificent framed display. The Walter E. Disney Bank of America personal check is ink-stamp-dated April 29, 1952 and made out for the sum of $250 to the Earl Warren Campaign Fund. Disney has signed his full name in black ink at lower right, “Walter E. Disney.” The check is cancelled with perforated numerals at lower left. In 1952, Earl Warren was running for the republican presidential nomination, having served a record three consecutive terms as Governor of California. Warren had proven an incredibly popular and effective politician in the Golden State, pushing through a slate of New Deal-like policies that ensured prosperity in the Post War years, and leading the way on a number of social issues such as desegregation of schools. The check, held in place with archival mylar corner protectors, is framed below a large, 10.75”x13.75” composite photo print depicting Walt outside his animation studios, sitting in a convertible with a gang of his most iconic cartoon creations. Miniature 9”x6” reproduction poster prints for classic Disney films Steamboat Willie, Touchdown Mickey, The Art of Skiing, and Building a Building appear on either side. A plaque at lower center reads, “Walter Elias Disney Legendary Pioneer of Animation Mickey & His Friends.” The check measures 3”x8” and is in very good condition with a central vertical crease and faint handling. The ornate metallic gold-painted molded wood frame measures 31.75”x41.75” and is in very good condition with only minor surface wear. $3,000-$5,000

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97. Walt Disney & Lillian Disney Signed Loan Agreement. (Disneyland, 1954) An extraordinary loan agreement signed by both Walt Disney and his wife Lillian Disney. In 1953, Walt exhausted every option available to him to get the financing he needed to build his dream theme park. Banks, lenders, and even his own Studio rejected his proposals. Confident that his park would be a success, Walt took a $60,000 loan against his own life insurance policy, an exceptionally risky loan agreement, with the Commerce Trust Company of Kansas City, Missouri. In 1954, Walt was unable to pay back the loan as all of his funds were tied up in the construction of Disneyland, which would open the following year. Executed in 1954, this agreement is the signed continuation of the terms of that 1953 loan. Without Walt’s loan and this signed agreement, it is quite possible that Disneyland would have never become a reality. Such was Walt’s conviction that Disneyland would be a success, that he put his life on the line, including the financial safety net of both his wife and children. While history would vindicate the visionary impresario, this document illustrates what a high-stake proposition Disneyland was for Walt both professionally and personally. That Lillian consented to the agreement is a testament to her belief in her husband’s dreams, and a reminder of the strong relationship between the couple that provided a solid foundation for Walt throughout his professional career. Walt signs in blue ink at lower right on the designated line, “Walter E. Disney,” and Lillian in black ink below, “Lillian B. Disney.” Measuring 8.25”x6.75”, the document is in very good condition with general handling wear from its original use. The document is matted with a black and white studio portrait of Walt and Lillian and a metal identification plaque. The display is presented in an ornate 21”x29.75” green and gold molded wood frame. This historic piece was originally offered by the Walt Disney Studios as part of the Official Disneyana Convention of 2000. The original Disney COA is included. $3,000-$5,000 36

REDISCOVERING DISNEYLAND Walt Disney knew that if his park was going to succeed, he would need to surround himself with talented and creative individuals who could turn his dream into a reality. In 1953, Walt created WED Enterprises as a division to help design and build Disneyland. WED Enterprises would later become Walt Disney Imagineering, as a combination of “imagination” and “engineering.” Walt’s talented pool of artists and designers became known as “Imagineers,” and it is their original photographs, documents, and other artifacts that provide us with a historical record of the creation of Disneyland.

98. New York World’s Fair Subway Station Sign. (World’s Fair, 1964-65) A large sign created for the New York World’s Fair in 1964. For the duration of the fair, signs such as this one could be found decorating the Willets Point Blvd. station, which was the main subway station used for entry. A sign such as this one would have been one of the first indicators for guests on their way to experience It’s a Small World or the Carousel of Progress that they had arrived at their destination. Measuring 11.75”x72.5”, the sign is in in good condition with moderate scratching and scuffing to the surface throughout consistent with use. There is some chipping and peeling to the wooden board backing, and some minor impact damage to the metal sign. $800-$1,200

99. Welton Beckett Progressland Presentation Poster. (World’s Fair, 1963) A stunning silk-screened poster made as a gift to executives of the World’s Fair, Walt Disney Productions, and General Electric. It features a conceptual rendering of the space-age Progressland pavilion and is hand-silkscreened on thin paper. Measuring 26”x39.75”, the poster is in good condition with some wrinkling along the top edge, particularly at the upper left. There are a few other small spots of creasing throughout. $800-$1,200 37

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101. New York World’s Fair 1964-65 Official Party Badge. (World’s Fair, 1964-65) A badge from the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair. The plastic pinback badge features the event’s Unisphere logo at upper left and the text “Official Party” in bold at bottom center. Measuring 1.5”x3”, the badge is in fine condition with some oxidation to the safety pin. $100-$200 100. 1964-65 World’s Fair Child’s Hat. (World’s Fair, 1964-65) A child’s hat from the 1964-65 World’s Fair. This hat features’ the original World’s Fair logo, a feather, and has the name “Amy” stitched into the brim. The hat is child size and is in fair condition with creasing and wear throughout from use over time. $100-$200

102. Pepsi World’s Fair Press Kit. (World’s Fair, c.1965) A press kit promoting the Pepsi-Cola sponsored It’s a Small World attraction for the second year of the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair. Featuring (2) press releases, (4) publicity photos with captions, a brochure for the attraction, a coupon book, and a pre-opening ticket, the kit places heavy emphasis on the Pepsi Pavilion’s ranking as one of the top five attractions for the first year of the fair. Ranging from the 5.5”x2” ticket to the 11”x8.5” press releases, all the materials are contained in the 12”x9” original press folder with a Pepsi-Cola logo. The condition of the materials is very good, with minor bending to the photos and captions from storage, as well as minor edge-wear overall. The folder shows some tearing along the bottom edge. $400-$800 38

103. It’s a Small World “Ambassador of Happiness” Booklet.

(World’s Fair, 1964) A very rare cast member manual for new hires representing Disney for the It’s a Small World attraction at the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair. Titled “Ambassador of Happiness,” the 24-page booklet describes the history of the new attraction, general information on Disney, information on UNICEF, and attire guidelines for the employees. Measuring 8.25”x11”, the booklet is in very fine condition with little cover wear. $200-$400

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104. Dean Tavoularis Nautilus Drawing for Disneyland, U.S.A. (Disney, 1962) An original production drawing by Oscar-winning artist Dean Tavoularis for Walt Disney’s Radio City Musical hall stage show, “Disneyland, U.S.A.” Accomplished in pencil on Walt Disney Productions grid-lined drafting vellum, the detailed drawing depicts a stage prop version of the Nautilus submarine from Disneyland’s Submarine Voyage attraction. Measuring 20.75”x29.25”, the drawing is in very good condition exhibiting only minor handling and folding creases. $200-$400

105. Set of (5) Walt Disney’s Disneyland Commercial Spots. (Disney, 1950s) A collection of (5) black-and-white 16mm films featuring commercials from the 1950s Disneyland TV series, when advertisements for sponsors were part of the show itself. The set includes Fran Allison for All Sweet Margarine, Fran Allison for Swift Premium Bacon, Reynolds Wrap, Canada Dry, and Reynolds Aluminum. These rare 16mm films provide some of the only surviving physical examples of this footage. Each reel measures approximately 2” in diameter and appears to be in very good condition. $400-$600

106. Los Angeles Camera Disneyland Sound Effects Record. (Camera Sound Effects, c.1960) An extremely rare vintage Los Angeles Camera Sound Effects 12” vinyl record. Consisting of professionally made documentary location recordings from Southern California landmarks, this record was intended for use by independent filmmakers needing background sounds to fill out the settings of their films. Disneyland is among the featured locales, and recordings were made at the Mark Twain & Monorail, Los Angeles Airways Sikorsky Helicopter, Rocket to the Moon, Submarine Voyage, Matterhorn Bobsleds, and more. These recordings are among the only surviving independently produced, professional quality audio captured at the park during this time period. The original sleeve is included. The record appears to be in very good condition, with some faint surface scratches and scuffs. Measuring 12.5”x12.25”, the sleeve is also in very good condition with only minor corner bumping. $200-$400

107. Disneyland Bootleg Carnival Attraction Marquee Sign. (c.1960s) A marquee sign created for a bootleg Disneyland carnival attraction. The metal sign is hand-painted with “Disneyland” mimicking the lettering style used by the park, with an image of Mickey Mouse and one of the crows from Dumbo. Knockoff attractions were not uncommon at smaller carnivals and fairs, which used the theme park’s popularity to boost their own ticket sales. Measuring 18”x65.75”, the sign is in good condition with some paint loss and rusting throughout from use. There is some bending to the metal along the lower edge of the sign. $300-$500 39

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108. Disneyland 15th Anniversary Dinner Audio Recording.

(Disney, 1970) A pair of reel-to-reel 1/4” tape recordings of the Disneyland 15th anniversary dinner extravaganza at the Disneyland Hotel on July 17, 1970. These fly-on-the-wall recordings capture the proceedings as they happened and feature park executives and top studio brass in a festive mood as they celebrate the occasion. Each reel measures 7” in diameter.

The first reel is full and the second has approximately 0.75” of content. The tape itself appears to be in fine condition. $200-$400

110. Walt Disney Imagineering Jacket. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A jacket created for the staff of Walt Disney Imagineering. Created in 100% acetate, the zippered jacket has an embroidered “Walt Disney Imagineering” on the left breast, and a large embroidered image of Sorcerer Mickey on the reverse with the same text. Marked as a size small, the jacket is in very good condition with minor wear. $300-$500 40

109. Community Transportation Services Monorail Booklet.

(CTS, 1974) A brochure created for the Disney subsidiary Community Transportation Services, which sought to advance Monorail and WEDWay PeopleMover-style mass transit solutions beyond the theme park and into urban spaces. The 12-page booklet presents CTS’s credentials in developing original designs for state-of-the-art people moving technology and features extensive photographic illustrations and images of concept art for applications of CTS designs in day-to-day settings. Measuring 10”x8.5”, the brochure is in fine condition with minimal wear to covers. The content is clean. $200-$400

111. Port Disney Preliminary Master Plan Executive Report. (Disney, 1990) An extremely rare Preliminary Master Plan Executive Report created by the Walt Disney Company for their never realized Port Disney Resort in Long Beach, California. The 21-page photocopied booklet provides an overview and provisional details for the ambitious project, which would have included the DisneySea theme park, five new resort hotels, a monorail, dinner boats, and a historical vessel harbor, among more. This report was shared in closed door meetings with Long Beach city officials and made public on July 31, 1990. Parts of the proposed theme park were repurposed for Tokyo DisnseySea, but this scarce packet provides a detailed overview of the incredible project that might have been. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the packet is in very good condition with some creasing at upper left from fold-over reading. $200-$400

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112. Tomorrowland Project Team Imagineering Jacket. (Disneyland, 1998) A jacket created exclusively for Imagineers who worked on the Project Team for Disneyland’s New Tomorrowland refurbishment. The two-tone jacket features golden brown leather sleeves, folded collar, and pocket detailing, with a body of black felt wool and black fabric gathered waist and sleeve cuffs.

The garment bears an embroidered Tomorrowland logo on the left chest and a large embroidered Tomorrowland Project Team graphic on the reverse. A size “L,” the zippered jacket is in very fine condition. $300-$500

114. WED Imagineering Mission Statement Sign. (WED, c.2000s) A WED Imagineering mission statement wall sign. The foam board sign proclaims the guiding principles of the Disney branch behind theme park wizardry and magic: “Our work will always embody the blending of creative and technological innovation with the essence of great Disney storytelling…” It retains velcro strips on the reverse from previous Disney display. Measuring 14.5”x12.5”, the sign is in very good condition with minor surface scratches and scuffs. $200-$400

113. Pair of Walt Disney Imagineering Christmas Ornaments.

(WDI, 1994/2002) A pair of rare Walt Disney Imagineering employee exclusive Christmas ornaments. The set includes an acrylic ornament featuring a laser etched sorcerer Mickey logo with the text, “WDI Happy Holidays 1994” and edition number “829/1400;” and a die-cut metal and enamel ornament in the shape of a wreath reading, “Walt Disney Imagineering,” with a central rotating disc on a spindle bar bearing an image of Sorcerer Mickey over the number 50 on one side, and the text, “Fifty Years of Dreaming and Doing,” on the other. Ranging in size from 3” in diameter to 4.25”x3.75”, the ornaments are in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

115. Imagineering Camp Wedwood Kerchief. (WDI, c.2000s) A kerchief given to select attendees of a Walt Disney Imagineering R&D summer camp-themed event. The triangular, emerald green scouts-style cloth kerchief features golden fabric piping at the borders with “Green Gophers” and “Camp Wedwood” embroidered patches at the vertex. Measuring 24”x48”, the kerchief is in very fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

116. Anaheim: Imagination at Work Brochure. (Disneyland, 2000) A rare “Anaheim: Imagination at Work” brochure created by Disney to promote business opportunities in the newly developed Anaheim Resort area. The quad-folded brochure includes information on Disneyland, California Adventure, the Grand Californian Hotel, the Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim Stadium, the Arrowhead Pond, and revitalization efforts spearheaded by Disney to build the city into a world class tourist destination. Measuring 12”x9” fully folded, the brochure is in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$300 41

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117. Disneyland Oversize Aerial Photograph.

(Disneyland, c.1990) A large and impressive aerial photograph of Disneyland and its surrounding area. The color photographic print depicts the park as it appeared between the landmark events of the construction of Mickey’s Toontown in 1988, and before the parking lot was demolished to make way for California Adventure in 1998. A moment frozen in time, it is fascinating to observe just how radically the park and its surroundings have changed over the years. Measuring 55.5”x49.5”, the photo is in fair to good condition, exhibiting moderate corner pinholes, 5” long and 6” long paper remnants adhered to the surface at lower right, and a 3” tear running into the image from the upper edge, none of which obstruct the view of the park. $800-$1,000

118. Disneyland Drive-In Restaurant Pitch Board. (Disneyland, c.1990s) An Imagineering pitch board for an unrealized 1950s-style drive-in restaurant at Disneyland. The board consists of an original drawing, accomplished in ink and watercolor on vellum, depicting a bird’s eye view schematic of the al fresco restaurant which consists of two semi-circular rows of classic cars that serve as restaurant booths. A set of (5) color polaroid photos are affixed to the board below the drawing and depict the proposed location of the automobile-themed eatery. The drawing measures 16.25”x22” visible through the 28”x26” mat board.

Each polaroid measures 4.25”x3.5”. The piece is in very good condition with some edge and corner wear and handling. $800-$1,000

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REDISCOVERING DISNEYLAND Originally hired at the Walt Disney Studios as an accountant, Milt Albright caught Walt’s eye in 1953 when he designed a prototype miniature car for Autopia, which was still in planning stages at the time. In 1954, Walt hired Milt as the manager of accounting for his park and gave him the ID badge designation of 10, making Albright one of the park’s earliest employees. He went on to become the manager of the short-lived Holidayland, and in 1957, he created the Magic Kingdom Club, which ultimately became the largest employee leisure benefit program in the country. He is also credited with the creation of the popular Grad Nite event. In 2005, Milt Albright was awarded the title of Disney Legend for his incredible contributions to the parks.

119. Milt Albright’s Disneyland Group Services Brochure.

(Disneyland, 1960) A rare vintage Disneyland Group Services brochure from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright, who was a pioneer in Group Sales for the park. The 2-page brochure explains the cost savings for groups of 25 or more from buying Disneyland admission booklets in advance and the back cover lists park events for Summer-Winter of 1960. Measuring 4”x7.75”, the brochure is in good condition with some minor edge chipping, browning to the front cover, and soiling to the back cover. $300-$500

120. Milt Albright’s Mickey Mouse Belt Buckle. (Disneyland, 1970s) A vintage Mickey Mouse belt buckle from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright. The circular, medallion-shaped belt buckle is stamped with an image of Mickey Mouse jogging in leisurewear. Measuring 2.25” in diameter, the buckle is in very good condition with some minor scratching and surface wear. $300-$500

121. Milt Albright’s Mickey Mouse Tie Tack. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A Mickey Mouse tie tack from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright.

Presented in a plastic clamshell jewelry box, the gold-tone tie tack measures approximately 0.5”x0.5” and is in good condition with some tarnish and finish loss overall. $300-$500

122. Milt Albright Disneyland Office Rubber Stamp. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A rubber stamp from the Disneyland offices and the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright. The rubber stamp reads “Attn: Milt Albright” and has a wooden handle with a sample of the finished product in a plastic window at the top. Measuring 1.5”x1.5” and 0.5” deep, the stamp is in very good condition with wear from use. $200-$400 43

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123. Milt Albright’s Mickey Business Card Case. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A brushed metal business card holder with a relief figure of Mickey Mouse as The Brave Little Tailor at lower left. The case belonged to Disney Legend Milt Albright and contains one of his Disneyland business cards from his time as Sales Manager. Measuring 2.25”x3.75”, the card case is in fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

125. Milt Albright’s Disneyland 30 Years of Service Plaque.

(Disneyland, 1977) A plaque commemorating Disney Legend Milt Albright’s 30 years of service with the company. The shield-shaped wooden plaque features a metal numeral “30” and a plate engraved, “Milt Albright Thirty Years of Dedication to the Walt Disney Dreams.” The reverse is equipped with sawtooth hanging hardware. Measuring 12.25”x10” and 5” deep, the plaque is in very good condition with some minor surface wear to the metal components. $300-$500 44

124. Milt Albright’s DGA Awards Dinner Table Favor. (DGA, 1977) A metal table favor for Disney Legend Milt Albright from the Directors Guild of America annual awards dinner on March 12, 1977. Consisting of a cast metal director’s chair on an integral metal base with an engraved metal plaque and felted bottom, these trophy-style table favors were used to identify place settings at the prestigious gala event. Measuring 3.75”x3” and 2.5” deep, the piece is in good condition with some oxidation to the base and surface wear overall. $200-$400

126. Milt Albright’s Magic Kingdom Club Anniversary Plaque.

(Disneyland, 1978) A plaque commemorating the Magic Kingdom Club’s 20th Anniversary. The plaque comes from the collection of Disney Legend and club founder, Milt Albright. The Magic Kingdom Club was developed by Albright in 1958, and enabled corporations located close to Disneyland to offer employees discounted admission and perks at the park.

Constructed of foam with a wood veneer, the plaque reads “Walt Disney’s Magic Kingdom Club Celebrating 20 Years of Recreational Benefits and Programs.” The reverse is equipped with a notch for hanging. Measuring 9” in diameter and 2.5” deep, the plaque is in very good condition with minor surface wear to the reverse. $300-$500

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127. Milt Albright’s Disneyland Training Material. (Disneyland, 1978) A collection of training booklets and pamphlets from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright. Items include a “Your Role in the Disneyland Show” 35-color page cast member orientation manual, a “The WorldWide Disney Team” 17-page informational guide, a “From Steamboat Willie to Epcot: Dreamers and Doers” 4-page pamphlet, an “EPCOT: The Challenge and Commitment” 4-page pamphlet, and an “A Tribute to Walt Disney by Eric Sevareid” handbill. The pieces range in size from 11”x8.5” to 8.5”x11.5”. All are in generally very good condition with some browning at the edges, edge wear, and handling. $200-$400

129. Milt Albright’s Disneyland Name Tag. (Disneyland, c.1980s) An original Disneyland park name tag from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright. It features a relief image of Mickey Mouse and is etched “Milt.” Albright was one of the park’s earliest employees, and in his decades-long tenure, created notable long-running programs such as the Magic Kingdom Club and Grad Nite. Measuring 1.5”x2.5”, the name tag is in very good condition with only minor surface wear. $300-$500

128. Milt Albright’s Disneyland Diary Cast Member Book.

(Disneyland, 1980) An informative cast member book compiled by the park’s publicity department titled “Disneyland Diary 1955-Today.” From the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright, the spiral-bound book provides a year-by-year history of Disneyland, highlighting the development of new attractions and points of interest, significant events and festivities, and visits of esteemed guests and dignitaries to the influential leisure resort.

Measuring 11”x8.5”, the book is in very good condition with some faint sun bleaching to the far-right edge and a few light smudges to the covers. $100-$200

130. Milt Albright’s The Spirit of Disneyland Book. (Disneyland, 1984) A special VIP and cast member exclusive book titled “The Spirit of Disneyland” from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright. Published in honor of Disneyland’s 30th anniversary, the 58-page staple-bound book features rare photos and concept art throughout and covers the history of Walt’s life and career, the development of the park, and Disney’s personal philosophies. The inside front cover is inscribed and signed to Milt in black felt pen by an unknown park employee, “To Milt Albright-My friend, mentor, and the true spirit of Disneyland.” Measuring 11”x8.5”, the book is in fine condition with minor edge wear. $100-$200 45

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131. Jack Wagner Personal Disney Recordings Archive. (Disneyland/WDW, 1970s-90s) An archive of audio recordings from the voice of Disneyland, Jack Wagner. The collection consists of (4) tape reels, (10) Fidelipac carts, and (59) audio cassettes containing material from Disneyland, the Disneyland Hotel, Walt Disney World, Epcot, and more.

Heard by millions of vacationers during his decades of service, Wagner’s voice is one of the most prominent features in the soundscape of the Disney Resorts. After attending Disneyland’s Opening Day festivities, Wagner, an actor and radio broadcaster, began his professional association with the Disney parks, doing guest announcing and narration for holiday events. By 1970, he had joined the company as a production consultant, and in short order was made official park announcer. His voice was heard making announcements around all the Disney parks, narrating attractions, in television specials and commercials, during Disney arena and ice shows, and as part of virtually every kind of audio visual presentation produced by the company.

In addition to his work in front of the microphone, Wagner recorded background music for the various park lands, and engineered albums showcasing upand-coming Disney talents. Many of Wagner’s vocal performances have become iconic elements of Disney fandom, including his memorable delivery of a safety instruction from the Matterhorn Bobsleds: “Remain seated, please – Permanacer sentados, por favor.”

Subjects in the archive include the original master tape of Walt Disney World Dedication Ceremony announcements and peals, Roy Disney, Jonathan Winters, and Bob Hope from the Walt Disney World opening, Bob Hope’s Luau speech, Disneyland Announcements by Mike and Jack Wagner, How to do Disney character voices, Art Tatum, Disney Super Bowl XI, Disney Aviation spiel, Fantasy Waters Show, Donald Duck songs, Mickey’s Birthday medley, Disney New Year’s Eve, Wagner as Mickey Mouse, Disneyland Hotel Review, Walt Disney World Bicentennial Show, Spanish Announcements for the People Mover, Epcot Announcements, Super Bowl XIII, the Walt Disney World Monorail Announcements (Spanish/English), New Orleans Square/Bear Country University of Disneyland Presentation, Disney Orange Bowl, Walt Disney World Pinocchio Character Show, Walt Disney World Fireworks Countdown, Mickey Mouse Parade Theme, and many, many more.

Much of the material included has never been commercially released. By the same token, the recordings on offer here are the highest quality versions ever made available to the public, as they could only have been heard by guests at the park or a live event. Ranging in size from 2.5”x4” cassette tapes to 7” tape reels, the material appears to be in generally good to very good condition. Most items are labeled, some with printed stickers and many more with handwritten captioning, be it on a paper label or directly on the plastic tape itself. $2,000-$4,000

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Original cast member documents, manuals, and other artifacts create a wonderful history of the park from the perspective of the people who help create the experience that is Disneyland.

132. Pair of Cast Member Parking Permit Stickers. (Disneyland, 1968/69) A pair of Disneyland cast member parking permit stickers. One is marked for ‘68 and the other for ‘69, and they are numbered “6466” and “7045,” respectively. The 3.5”x4” stickers are unused and remain in good condition, with some edge-wear from age. $200-$400

133. Collection of Cast Member Training Materials. (Disneyland, 1969) A collection of University of Disneyland training materials for a cast member working in food service. The collection includes (16) paper goods such as a park operating calendar, official paperwork, safety guides, a “Disneyland and You” booklet, a copy of the Disneyland Line, a packet on food service cash handling procedures, and more, with the original University of Disneyland folder. Ranging in size from the 4.5”x3.5” calendar to the 11.75”x9.5” folder, the documents are in good condition with some edgewear and bending from use. Several documents have been stored folded. The folder shows some discoloration and a crease at the top right on the front. $200-$400

134. The Business of Show Business Booklet. (Disneyland, 1970s) A cast member training booklet titled “The Business of Show Business.” The 12-page booklet examines the company from a business perspective, going over Walt’s business philosophy, the choice to become a corporation, the company’s expanding responsibilities, and the foundations of the business. Measuring 10”x8”, the booklet is in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

135. Disneyland Cast Member Embroidered Patch. (Disneyland, 1970s-80s) A jacket patch for Disneyland cast members. The patch is embroidered in yellow and blue on cream-colored fabric and features an image of Sleeping Beauty Castle over “Disneyland.” Used for general cast member costumes, the patch measures 2.5”x4.5” and is in fair condition with some spots of fraying and seam splitting along the edge and on two of the embroidered stars. $100-$200 47

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136. Disneyland Cast Member Unionization Archive. (Disneyland, 1975-76) An archive of documents and correspondence related to labor disputes between Disneyland Cash Control and Admissions employees and park management. This archive comes from the collection of Union Steward Richard Hitt and presents a portrait of tumultuous relations between the park and its cast members. Items include, a copy of Disneyland’s final employment offer to Cash Control employees per the government mediation, a copy letter from the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service instructing employees to vote on accepting the offer, an Election Fact Sheet on Disneyland embossed letterhead stationery informing employees of the upcoming union certification election, and more.

The 8-pages of documents and correspondence are stapled together at the upper left corner, and the archive includes two additional copies of the packet. All measure 11”x8.5” and are in good to very good condition with some age browning, soiling, creasing, and handling. $500-$700

137. Disneyland Hostess Hiring Process Informational Letter.

(Disneyland, 1976) A pair of informational pamphlets and a letter sent to a potential Disneyland cast member. The letter is in response to an inquiry by someone hoping to be hired by Disneyland in the summer of 1977, and discusses the basics of pay, hours, and the services which are and are not covered by Disney. Also included are a pamphlet for “Casting for a Role in Our Disneyland Show” and “The ‘Disneyland Look’ for Hostesses,” to give this potential cast member a better idea of what to expect in the hiring process. Ranging from 4”x8.5” to 11”x8.5”, the collection is in very good condition with minor edge-wear, and some wear to the original envelope from mailing. $200-$400 48

138. Super Bowl XI Half-Time Show Master Script & Ephemera.

(Disneyland, 1977) An event script and ephemera related to the Disneyproduced Super Bowl XI half-time show. This collection includes the original 15-page event Final Script which is bound together with a 2-page event press release, 5-pages of event credits, a 2-page rehearsal schedule, and a 1-page event schedule. Also included are a Mickey Mouse Recreation Club newsletter page promoting the event, a LA Times front page clipping, a special Game Services Super Bowl XI pass, and a pair of the 4-page color block card booklets distributed to the audience for their participation. One of the booklets has been inscribed and signed by Robert Jani, the visionary impresario who designed the spectacular, with the words, “Thank you for a super show-Bob Jani.” Pieces range in size from 6”x3” to 14”x14” and are in generally very good condition with some browning, creasing, and handling wear. $200-$400

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139. Pair of Disneyland Secret Society Member Gifts. (Disneyland, 1982/85) A pair of exclusive gifts given to members of the “Anaheim Ichthyological, Sour Mash and 5-Card Draw Society.” These Mickey and Pinocchio gifts were given to members of the secret society during their annual retreats for Disneyland executives and the who’s who of the Anaheim area. The figures are hand-painted and are adhered to wooden bases. The figures measure approximately 10” and 7” tall, respectively. The condition is good, with a few minor spots of paint wear and scuffs from previous display.

The feather in Pinocchio’s hat has been reattached. $400-$600

140. Set of (4) Cast Member Break Room Signs. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A collection of cast member break room signage. Included are (2) “No Smoking” stickers featuring the Reluctant Dragon, a paper “No Smoking” sign with similar imagery, and a “Remember… Wash Your Hands” sticker featuring the Caterpillar. The unused stickers measure 6.5”x8.5” while the sign measures 8.5”x11”. The overall condition is good, with some surface wear to the sign, including spots of color loss, some pencil markings, and minor color variation due to light exposure. There is some edge-wear as well. $300-$500

141. Set of (11) Disney Parks Cast Member Badges. (Walt Disney World, 1980s-2000s) A set of (11) park-used cast member badges from Disneyland and Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. Eight of the plastic badges are etched with the name “Bob” and the set includes such milestones as Walt Disney World’s 15th anniversary, Disneyland’s 35th anniversary, and the 1986 “Looks Like We Started Something” campaign. Also in the set are (2) blank WDW Magic Kingdom badges and a “Safety Representative” badge. Ranging in size from 1”x2.5” to 1.75”x2.5”, the badges are in generally good condition. They exhibit some surface wear, soiling, and paint loss from daily park use. All but one has lost their pin or clasp backing and retain adhesive remnants on the reverse. $400-$600

142. Disneyland Test and Adjust Backstage Sign. (Disneyland, c.1980s) An original backstage sign from Disneyland thanking cast members for their participation during Test and Adjust. Test and Adjust is the process whereby specially selected teams of cast members work with the Imagineering department to test and evaluate attractions before they open to the public. The rounded-edge square sign is hand-painted on foam board.

Measuring 17.75”x17.75”, the sign is in fair condition, with chipping and surface loss to edges, soiling to the perimeter, a 7” crack in the blank area at center right, a few stray punctures, and spot paint loss to in the lettering, and some background color transference from the paint. $500-$700 49

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The pages within show some edge-wear from use. $100-$200

144. Disneyland Family Open House Coin, Map, & Booklet.

(Disneyland, 1980) A collection of items related to the Disneyland Family Open House event celebrating the park’s 25th anniversary. This event was meant to offer family members a “backstage glimpse of the ‘magic’ behind the magic,” and provided both a backstage tour and dinner for guests.

Included in this collection is an invitation with a commemorative coin and reservation card, a map of the tour, and a booklet with photographs and descriptions of various Disneyland departments. Ranging from the 4”x5.25” reservation card to the 8.5”x11” booklet and map, the items are in very good condition with minor wear. $100-$200 50

145. Disneyland Balloon Mold Desk Set. (Disneyland, 1982) An interesting desk set created from an original mold used to manufacture Mickey Mouse-shaped Qualatex balloons for Disneyland. The metal balloon mold is mounted with an ashtray to a wooden plaque with an engraved metal information plate dated August 27, 1982. The mold measures 8.25”x4.25” and 0.5” deep, the ashtray is 4.25” in diameter, and the plaque is 10”x7”. All are in good condition. The mold exhibits surface wear, scratching, and surface loss from use. The engraved plate has come loose from the plaque and exhibits heavy surface wear. $300-$500

REDISCOVERING DISNEYLAND 146. Disneyland Cast Member Safety Manual. (Disneyland, 1982) A booklet on Disneyland safety protocols and emergency procedures titled “Safety: Awareness is Everyone’s Responsibility.” The spiral bound 9-page manual was issued to cast members and includes best practice instructions for handling workplace accidents, injuries, sudden illness, hazardous materials spills, fire, and other calamities that could befall a theme park employee. Measuring 11”x8.5, the manual is in very good park used condition with minor handling wear to the covers.

The content is clean. $100-$200

147. Disneyland Recruitment Poster. (Disneyland, 1984) An extremely rare vintage Disneyland employee recruitment poster. A play on James Montgomery Flagg’s iconic Uncle Sam design, the poster features an image of Mickey Mouse with his back turned to the viewer under the line, “Guess Who Has a Job for You?” Measuring 23”x14.5”, the poster is in good condition with browning from age, corner staple holes, corner creasing and loss, and internal college approval ink stamps at bottom right. $300-$500

148. Disneyland Cast Member Employment Packet. (Disneyland, c.1984) A new hire packet created to acquaint Disneyland cast members with the policies, procedures, and other pertinent information needed to maintain the park’s exceptional quality. The outer folder contains “The Disney Look” manual, a Disneyland welcome booklet, “Disneyland Line” Vol. 16 No. 48, a filled in name tag order card, a 1984 Disneyland calendar, a payroll donation slip, a “Disney Courtesy Policies” booklet, and (5) pages of xeroxed supplemental information and forms. The folder measures 11.75”x9.75” and the collection is in very good overall condition with some creases and small tears to the outer folder. $100-$200 51

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150. Disneyland Cast Member Strike Mickey Mouse Button.

(Disneyland, 1984) An unauthorized button created by and for the park’s cast members during their 1984 labor dispute with park management. The metal pinback button depicts a printed color image of Mickey Mouse with his friendly mouse head removed, revealing a sinister stylized take on the character with five o’clock shadow and menacing sharp teeth. A rare surviving relic from the largest strike in park history, the button measures 2.25” in diameter and is in very good condition with minor wear to the metal back plate. $100-$200

149. Disneyland on Strike Picket Sign. (Disneyland, 1984) A vintage picket sign from the historic 1984 Disneyland cast member strike. Workers walked off the job on September 24, 1984, after park management attempted to enact a two-year wage freeze and eliminate health benefits for part-time park employees. The strike finally ended after 22 days, when growing unrest compelled Disneyland management to agree to preserve part-time benefits, while the unions compromised on the wage freeze. The double-sided printed cardboard sign is stapled to a wooden handle and measures 42”x14”. It is in good condition, exhibiting some minor darkening from age and handling war. $500-$700 52

151. Disney Courtesy Policies Booklet. (Disneyland, 1984) A booklet describing Disney’s courtesy policies for cast members such as the basics of non-verbal and verbal communication, as well as on-stage presentation. The information was provided to cast members for training in appropriate courtesy policies when dealing with guests. Measuring 8.5”x5.5”, the booklet is in fine condition with small spot of wear to top right corner. $100-$200

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152. Men of the Park 1984 Calendar. (Disneyland, 1984) Too hot for the souvenir stand, this is an unauthorized 16-month calendar titled “Men of the Park,” showcasing a prime selection of the young men who truly make Disneyland the Happiest Place on Earth. With beefcake, fashion, and editorial photography by Ross Mishima, the eminently tasteful calendar depicts a different park cast member each month. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the calendar remains in very good condition, with only minor spidering to the spine. $100-$200

154. Disneyland Wardrobe Department Game. (Disneyland, c.1989) A very scarce complete “Adventures in Costumeland” board game created by and for Disneyland’s Wardrobe Department. The game, based on characters and elements from Alice in Wonderland, is full of humor and situations that employees of the wardrobe department would be familiar with such as “Garments Lost in Disney Warehouse-Lose 2 Turns” or “WED Rejects DesignBack to Start.” The (4) included player tokens are colored thimbles, and the custom die features the wardrobe department logo as the 1. The board and pieces come within a custom zippered “wardrobe bag” vinyl carrying case.

The game board measures 20”x20” and is signed inside by Disney’s Russel Schroeder. The garment bag measures 27”x12”. The game is in good playable condition, however the coating on the outside of the red game board has reacted slightly from long-time storage within the garment bag and is now somewhat tacky, but this doesn’t affect playability of the game or the interior game board graphics. The garment bag has some red staining from the board, and the hanger has a small break at one end. $100-$200

153. The Spirit of Disneyland Book and Invitation. (Disneyland, 1985) A special cast and VIP exclusive book titled The Spirit of Disneyland.

Published in honor of the park’s 30th anniversary, the 58-page staplebound book is illustrated with rare photos and concept art and chronicles the history of Walt Disney’s life and career, the development of Disneyland, and Walt’s personal philosophies. The book is accompanied by an invitation to the exclusive Spirit of Disneyland event. Both pieces are housed in the original gold-tone slipcover. Measuring 5.5”x4.25” and 11.25”x8.75” respectively, the invitation and the book are both in very fine condition. The slipcover exhibits some creasing and surface smudging. $100-$200

155. Disneyland Lead Development Training Manual. (Disneyland, 1988) A Lead Development Training Manual for Disneyland cast members.

Consisting of (74) 3-hole punched copy pages containing an official management training curriculum with exercises, the manual features sections on Understanding People, Leadership, Teamwork, Communication Skills, and Self-Development. The manual provides interesting insight into Disney’s corporate culture and the rigorous professionalism fostered at all levels of their organization. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the manual is in very good condition with minimal wear. $200-$400 53

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157. Cast Member 20 Year Anniversary 10k Gold Ring. (Disneyland, 1989) A stately OC Tanner men’s 10k gold ring awarded by Disneyland to a cast member for 20 years of continuous service. The ring features a raised image of Mickey Mouse with the date 1969. The interior of the band is stamped “cTo10K” and engraved with the cast member’s initials and start date, “R.E.H. 5-17-69.” Measuring approximately 0.7”x0.88” and 1” deep, the ring is in very good condition with some minor pitting and surface wear, not detracting from the overall appearance. $400-$600

156. Disneyland 15-Year Service Award. (Disneyland, 1970s) A 15-year cast member service award from Disneyland. This award was given to Bo Foster, who is fondly remembered as the former manager of the popular Sunkist Citrus House. The award features a figure of Sleeping Beauty Castle with a rectangular burnished gold-colored backing and a wooden base. The nameplate has been removed and the front of the base has been refinished where it was formerly attached, but the plate and pins are included and can be reattached. Measuring 8” tall and 3.75” deep, the award is in very good condition with minor wear. $300-$500 158. Disney Cast Member 20th Anniversary Watch.

(Disneyland, 2010) A gold-tone metal Montreaux wristwatch presented to a Disney employee in gratitude for 20 years of dedicated service. The watch features a gold-tone metal case and gold-tone face with a relief image of Mickey Mouse and text, “20 Years The Walt Disney Company.” The reverse of the case is engraved with the employee’s initials, “ROS,” and company start date, “5/25/90.” A gold-tone stainless steel adjustable bracelet is attached. The original leatherette and board presentation box is included. Measuring 1.5”x7.5”, the watch is in very fine, unworn condition. The box measures 4.75”x4.25” and 2.25” deep and exhibits some peeling to the leatherette covering. $300-$600 54

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159. Disneyland Cast Member Joke Memorandum. (Disneyland, 1989) A joke memorandum released to all cast members regarding restroom privileges. The memo, dated July 28, 1989, asserts that each cast member will receive 20 restroom credits a month, and that after using those 20 credits, the restroom doors will no longer open for them.

Additionally, their time in the restrooms will be monitored, and those who surpass their 3-minute time limit will have their photographs taken in the stall. This memo offers a glimpse of some of the more lighthearted antics behind the scenes of Disneyland. Measuring 11”x8.5” the condition is good with some faint creasing and bending throughout, including two horizontal fold-lines from storage. There is some minor discoloration around the edges. $100-$200

161. Mickey and Minnie Mouse Employee Gift Cel. (Disneyland, 1991) An original hand-painted cel featuring large images of Mickey and Minnie. Created as an employee gift, the cel depicts the iconic mouse couple wearing 1950s clothing and behaving coyly in love. The cel is signed and dated by the artist at lower right in black ink, “[JEE] 1991”. Measuring 10.5”x7.5” visible within a 14.5”x11.5” frame, the cel appears to be in very fine condition with minimal wear. The mat exhibits a spot stain in the top blank margin and the frame has some minor surface wear. $100-$300

160. Set of (4) Disneyland Cast Member Information Cards.

(Disneyland, c.1990s) A set of (4) cast member exclusive cards issued as an educational tool regarding special events at the park. Each card features the logo of an event or attraction on the face and relevant statistics and information on the reverse. The set includes Hercules Victory Parade, The Hunchback of Notre Dame Festival of Fools, Fantasmic!, and Light Magic.

The cards measure 3.5”x2.5” and are in very fine condition with only the faintest suggestion of edge wear. $100-$300

162. Disneyland Resort Environmental Impact Report. (Disneyland, 1991) A rare Draft Environmental Impact Report Summary produced by the City of Anaheim for a proposed expansion of the Disneyland Resort.

The tri-folded 6-page brochure contains information on the various environmental ramifications of a larger Disneyland in categories of land use compatibility and aesthetics, transportation and circulation, air quality, employment, population, housing, public services and utilities, noise, and construction period impacts. The conclusions of the report were positive to the expansion, with new jobs, enhanced tax revenues, greater economic activity, and an increase in tourism being major factors in its favor. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the brochure is in fine condition with only minor handling wear. $100-$300 55

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163. Disneyland 40 Years of Adventure Cast Member Watch.

(Disneyland, 1995) A cast member exclusive limited edition wristwatch created in commemoration of the park’s 40th anniversary. The Japan movement watch features a unique notched gold-tone bezel and Indiana Jones themed compass rose artwork on the face. The stainless-steel case back is marked “Disneyland Team Pride ’95” and edition numbered 2304/5000.

The watch is presented in the original wooden crate packaging. The case measures 1.5” in diameter and the brown leather band is 9” long. Both are in fine, as-new condition. The watch does not currently function and likely requires a new battery. The crate measures 3”x2.75” and 2.75” deep and is in fine condition with minimal surface wear. $100-$200

164. Disneyland Tomorrowland and Beyond Cast Blast Packet.

(Disneyland, 1998) A packet for the 1998 Disneyland “Cast Blast” cast member exclusive event which unveiled the Tomorrowland and Beyond refurbishment. The packet includes a Cast Only ticket to Honey, I Shrunk the Audience, a Tomorrowland refurbishment fact sheet in a Rocket Rodsthemed die-cut envelope, a Tomorrowland: Imagination and Beyond commemorative certificate with lenticular Rocket Rods artwork, an introduction letter from then-Disneyland President Paul Pressler, and a parking information flier. All pieces are housed in the original Cast Blast transmittal envelope measuring 9.5”x11.5” and are in generally very good condition with some handling wear. $100-$200

165. Disneyland Cast Member Notepad Portfolio. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A Disneyland notepad portfolio given to cast members at an official company event. The red cloth-and-board bound portfolio is stamped on the cover in gold with the Disneyland Resort logo and the slogan, “Inspire Innovate Dream.” The portfolio opens to reveal an “Idea Pad” with (10) sheets of Disneyland-branded unused lined paper. Measuring 12”x9.25”, the portfolio is in very good condition with some minor scuffing to the cover and warping to the spine. $100-$200

166. Disney Training Room Sign. (Disney, 2000s) A Mickey-ear silhouette sign with applied lettering reading, “Training Room 400.” Attributed to an internal Disney employee training program, the molded hard plastic sign is additionally captioned in braille below the text. Measuring 10.25”x12.25”, the piece is in very good condition with minor surface wear from use. $200-$400

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167. Disneyland Resort Press Folder. (Disneyland, 2001) A press folder celebrating the opening of the Disneyland Resort. Included are (14) photographs and (13) press releases covering the opening of the Grand Californian Hotel, Disney’s California Adventure, and the creation of the Paradise Pier Hotel. Measuring 12”x9”, the folder is in good condition with some surface wear along the edges, particularly at the top where the color has worn away. The interior contents show minimal wear. $100-$200

169. The Disneyland Graphic Style Guide Book. (Disneyland, 2005) A special book titled “The Disneyland Graphic Style Guide” created in celebration of the park’s 50th anniversary. The over 30 page spiral bound book traces the development of the modern Disneyland text and graphic logos and explains the contemporary technical specifications for publication usage of logos and “The Happiest Place on Earth” tag. Created for internal distribution to employees, the book is wrapped in a blue ribbon with a printed note on embossed Disneyland stationery. Measuring 9.75”x12.5”, the book is in very good condition with some scuffing and soiling to the white covers and soiling and corner bending to the note. $300-$500

168. Disneyland Cast Member Exclusive 50th Anniversary Book.

(Disneyland, 2005) A hardcover book with dust jacket titled “The Magic Begins With Me.” It was exclusively issued to world-wide Disney cast members in celebration of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. The content includes heartfelt testimonials from patrons praising Disney employees whose outstanding efforts made a profound personal impact on them and their loved ones. The book is accompanied by California Adventure and Disneyland 50th Anniversary map brochures. Measuring 10.25”x10.25”, the book is in very good condition with minor creases and wear to the bottom part of the dust jacket and spine and some flattening at the upper right edge. The brochures measure 10”x4” and are in fine condition. $200-$400

170. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Cast Member Fact Book.

(Disneyland, 2005) A book provided exclusively to cast members as a guide to the Disneyland 50th anniversary celebration. The over 45 page book is crafted to look like an oversized park ticket booklet, and the interior pages are arranged in cascading tiers like the original Series A-E attraction coupons. The Fact Book contains a timeline of Disney Park history, as well as information on the year-long 50th anniversary festivities. Measuring 4.75”x10.75”, the book is in fine condition with minimal edge wear. $100-$200 57

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172. Disneyland Line 60th Anniversary Issue. (Disneyland, 2015) A July 17, 2015 Disneyland 60th Anniversary issue of the cast exclusive Disneyland Line magazine. This special Diamond Celebration issue features a lenticular cover and contains stories and information relating to cast member and park news. The 28-page magazine measures 11”x8.75” and is in very good condition. The back cover retains the original postage and mailing label and exhibits scattered surface abrasions. $100-$200

171. Disney Attractions Team Safety Hard Hat. (Disneyland, 2009) A safety hard hat used by Disney’s Attractions Team. The front decal features an image of explorer Mickey Mouse in field khakis and a pith helmet. This hat is attributed to a park refurbishment project in 2009. The interior is adjustable for size and the hard hat measures 7”x8.75” and 11.5” deep. It is in very good condition with some surface wear from use. $300-$500

173. Set of (8) Cast Member Lanyard Medallions & (2) Pins.

(Disneyland, 2006-07) A collection of (8) cast member lanyard medallions and (2) pins from the lanyard/pin of the month series. Each lanyard medallion represents one of the lands of the park. The two separate pins showcase Frontierland and Main Street and were released at the same time as their respective medallions. Ranging from the 1.75”x1.75” pins to the largest 3”x3” medallion, not including the lanyard, the collection is in very good condition with some minor surface wear including minor tarnishing to the Adventureland medallion. $100-$200 58

174. Disneyland Cast Member Canoe Races Sign. (Disneyland, 2019) A sign used for the 2019 cast member canoe races at Disneyland. The yearly summertime event began in 1963 and remains a beloved cast member tradition. In celebration of the opening of Galaxy’s Edge, the 2019 races had a Star Wars theme, with this sign depicting Rey as a rower paddling a futuristic canoe. The PVC board sign is designated “Chapter 54,” and was likely used in one of the time trials leading up to the final races. Measuring 27.5”x36”, the sign is in very good condition with minor wear from use. $300-$500

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175. Disneyland Security Embroidered Patch. (Disneyland, c.1970s) An embroidered jacket patch for security officers at Disneyland.

The park security patch depicts an image of Sleeping Beauty Castle over a banner of five stars. Measuring 4.5”x4.25”, the patch is in good condition with minor surface wear and some curling along the bottom edge. $200-$400

176. Disneyland Security Guard Tie Bar and Money Clip. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A pair of Disneyland security guard men’s accessories featuring enamel figures of Mickey Mouse in uniform. The set includes a gold-tone alligator clip tie bar and a ridged gold-tone metal money clip. The tie bar measures 2.25” long and the money clip is 2”x1”. Both are in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

178. Queen Mary Security Manager Badge. (Wrather, c.198892) A rare metal Queen Mary Security Manager badge in its original badge wallet. The Wrather Corp., who originally owned and operated the Disneyland Hotel, also managed the Queen Mary and Hughes H-4 Hercules “Spruce Goose” flying boat attractions on Long Beach’s Queensway Bay. Disney acquired the Wrather Corp. in 1988 and took over the lease on the Queen Mary until 1992. This rare badge is from the unique period during which Disney owned the Wrather Corp. and managed the Queen Mary.

The badge measures 3.25”x2.25” and is adhered in a 4.5”x3.25” bifold black leather wallet with an internal windowed ID card pocket and protective leather flap. Both are in very good condition exhibiting minor wear. The wallet exhibits some surface impressions. $500-$800

177. Disneyland Security Officer Hat. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A summer security officer hat from the Disneyland Resort. The wide-brimmed fedora-style hat features a black fabric hatband with an embroidered security patch. A size large, the hat is in good condition with minor creasing and wear from age. There is also a small hole on the back of the brim. $300-$500

179. Queen Mary Security Supervisor Badge. (Wrather, c.198892) A rare metal Queen Mary Security Manager badge in its original badge wallet. The Wrather Corp., who originally owned and operated the Disneyland Hotel, also managed the Queen Mary and Hughes H-4 Hercules “Spruce Goose” flying boat attractions on Long Beach’s Queensway Bay. Disney acquired the Wrather Corp. in 1988 and took over the lease on the Queen Mary until 1992. This rare badge is from the unique period during which Disney owned the Wrather Corp. and managed the Queen Mary. The badge measures 3.25”x2.25” and was formerly adhered in a 4.5”x3.25” bifold black leather wallet with an internal windowed ID card pocket and protective leather flap. The badge is detached but fits comfortably in its former slot. Both are in very good condition exhibiting minor wear. The wallet exhibits some surface impressions. $500-$800 59

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180. Disneyland Tour Guide Pin. (Disneyland, c.1960s-70s) An elegant “D” monogram pin worn by Disneyland tour guides. The gold-tone metal pin features relief figures of Tinker Bell and Sleeping Beauty Castle above a banner etched “Guide.” Measuring 2”x1.25”, the pin is in good condition with only minor surface wear to the face. However, the piece was formerly stored in a protective case on a pad of green foam. Over time, the foam deteriorated and stained the reverse of the pin with a patina of green speckles. $300-$500

181. Disneyland Hostess Pin. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A rare vintage hostess pin from Disneyland. The pin is in the shape of the Disneyland “D” with figural imagery of Tinker Bell and Sleeping Beauty Castle. These pins were worn by a “Hostess” who would be responsible for guiding special guests and VIPs through the park.

“Disneyland WDP” is stamped into the base of the castle, and the reverse of the pin is stamped “N.S. Meyer Inc. New York.” Measuring 2”x1.25”, the pin is in very good condition with minor surface rubbing and handling. $300-$500

182. Disneyland Operation Desert Shield Holiday Ribbon. (Disneyland, 1990-91) A Disneyland cast member holiday ribbon created to show support for American troops in the Persian Gulf. The white silk ribbon features an image of Santa Mickey and reads, “Disneyland ‘Saluting the Families of Operation Desert Shield’ Happy Holidays!” Ribbons like these would be attached to a cast member’s name tag and worn throughout the park as a patriotic gesture of solidarity.

Never used, the ribbon retains the protective paper covering the adhesive strip at the top. The piece measures 7”x 2” and appears to be in fine condition with minor fraying at the ends. It is presented in an 8.75”x6.75” wooden frame. $300-$500

184. Disneyland Railroad 15-Year Service Award Pocket Watch. (Arnex, 1975) A vintage Swissmade Arnex railroad pocket watch gifted to Robert H. Hanna on the occasion of his 15th anniversary with the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad. In his time with the park, Hanna served as the SF&DRR 183. Mickey Mouse Employee Award.

Retlaw Foreman and was a contributor to the Backstage Disneyland cast magazine. The watch is (Disneyland, c.1980s) A wooden Mickey Mouse housed in a double-doored gold-tone metal case with a charging steam train engraved on the front figure given as an award for a Disney employee and an ornate design with the recipient’s initials, “RHH,” engraved on the reverse. The front door is training course. The wooden figure depicts Mickey engraved on the reverse, “Robert H. Hanna September 28, 1975 SF&DRR 1959-1975,” and opens to with his hands clasped behind his back and is reveal the watch face, marked “17 Jewels INCABLOC Swiss Made,” which features the Arnex text and painted in the classic red, white, and black. A Disney train graphic logo and a separate seconds-counter dial. The rear door of the watch opens to reveal the copyright mark is etched into the sole of Mickey’s back of the watch housing, which is engraved “Remontoir Ancre de Precision.” Measuring approxileft foot. Measuring 9.75”x4.25” and 3” deep, the mately 2” in diameter and 0.3” thick, the watch is in very good condition with only minor wear to the figurine is in very good condition with some nicks, case. The watch ticks when wound and all hands function, but no long-term test has been made as to chips, scuffs, and paint loss. $200-$400 the accuracy of the timekeeping. The rear door will not snap shut. $400-$600 60

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185. Cast Member 1-Year Service Award Pin. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A service award pin given to cast members after they completed their first year at Disneyland. The sterling silver pin has an image of Sleeping Beauty Castle on a blue background, with a starburst-style border and the word “Disneyland” beneath the image.

Measuring 0.5”in diameter, the pin is in very good condition with minor surface wear, including some slight tarnishing to the silver. The pin comes in a small plastic box. $200-$400

187. Disneyland 10 Year Service Award.

(Disneyland, 1970) A Disneyland 10 Year Service Award plaque presented to cast member James T. “Ted” Jackson. The stately dark wood plaque features an applied metal relief figure of Sleeping Beauty Castle above an engraved dedication plate. Service awards like these are relatively rare due to the length of the tenure at the park required for eligibility. Measuring 12”x9”, the plaque is in very good condition with some scratching to the dedication plate, not affecting legibility. $300-$500

186. Collection of (8) Cast Member Service Pins. (Disneyland, c.1980s-90s) A collection of (8) cast member service award pins. The set includes (6) pins awarded for 1, 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25-year employment anniversaries. Also included is a D.R.E.A.M. (Disney Resort Experiences Are Magical) pin given to cast members who worked at the resorts during this program, and a very rare Spirit of Disney award pin which was only given to those cast members who won Disney’s highest service honor. Measuring approximately 0.75”x0.5” with some variation, the pins are in very good condition with some minor surface wear, including light tarnishing on a few of the service award pins, and spots of patina on the 15-year pin. $300-$500

188. Walt Disney World Cast Member Cinderella Castle Award. (Walt Disney World, c. 1990s) A rare award given to a Walt Disney cast member in commemoration of 15 years of continuous service. The piece consists of a cast metal sculpture of Cinderella Castle on a wooden pedestal base with an etched metal presentation plaque. Measuring 7.75”x6” and 6” deep, the award is in very good condition with some delamination to the plaque and minor surface wear. $300-$500

189. Sorcerer Mickey Bronze 15-Year Service Award. (Toma, 1990s) A bronze Sorcerer Mickey award created to honor individuals for 15 years of service to The Walt Disney Company. This particular bronze was designed by renowned Disney sculptor Bill Toma, and created from his foundry. Measuring 9.5” tall, the award is in very fine condition with minor tarnishing to the metal name plate. It has a Disney copyright on the reverse. $400-$600 61

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS Renowned sculptor Bill Toma is highly regarded for his intricate, beautiful portrayals of some of Disney’s most iconic characters. Toma designed several of the popular cast member service awards, as well as the bronzes seen in The Hub at multiple Disney parks. He was known for the stunning detail of his foundry work, as well as his groundbreaking experimentation with new techniques for bronze patina and metal dyeing.

His work remains popular among collectors today, as lasting pieces of park history.

190. Sorcerer Mickey 15-Year Service Award Foundry Sample. (Toma, 1990s) A bronze foundry sample of the Sorcerer Mickey award created to honor individuals for 15 years of service to The Walt Disney Company. This particular bronze was designed by renowned Disney sculptor Bill Toma, and created as a sample at his foundry. It features Toma’s Generation 3 patina, showcasing his further developed bronze patina and metal dyeing techniques. Measuring 9” tall including the base, the award is in very fine condition. It has a Disney copyright mark on the reverse. $400-$600

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191. Bill Toma Foundry Master of 25-Year Tinker Bell Award. (Toma, 1990s) This is the foundry master created for the bronze Tinker Bell award given to honor individuals for 25 years of service to The Walt Disney Company. This particular bronze was produced by renowned Disney sculptor Bill Toma, and was used within his foundry as the master in order to achieve a consistent look when future awards were made.

When the wooden stand is removed, the base of the bronze is stamped “master.” Measuring 13” tall, the award is in very fine condition. It has a Disney copyright underneath the bronze base. $600-$800

192. Bill Toma Foundry Master of 30-Year Jiminy Award. (Toma, 1990s) This is the foundry master created for the bronze Jiminy Cricket award given to honor individuals for an incredible 30 years of service to The Walt Disney Company. This particular bronze was produced by renowned Disney sculptor Bill Toma, and was used within his foundry as the master in order to achieve a consistent look when future awards were made. Measuring 8” tall, the award is in very fine condition. It has a Disney copyright on the reverse of the matchbox. $600-$800

193. Bill Toma Foundry Master of 45-Year Walt Award. (Toma, 1990s) This is the foundry master for the bronze Walt and Mickey award created to honor individuals for an astounding 45 years of service to The Walt Disney Company. Few have ever received this distinguished award. This particular bronze was produced by renowned Disney sculptor Bill Toma, and was used within his foundry as the master in order to achieve a consistent look when future awards were made. Measuring 14” tall, the award is in very fine condition. $600-$800 63

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS Even before setting foot on Main Street, U.S.A., Disneyland offers memorable experiences to its guests. While it may be overlooked at the time, seeing those “Disneyland” signs as you approach or writing down whether you are in the Donald or Eeyore parking lot is a special part of the Disneyland magic. Gate flyers have become a convenient and often necessary tool to ensure that guests know about the attractions, restaurants, and shopping options available on any given day. These original artifacts from the first few moments of the Disneyland experience can be great reminders of treasured park visits and time spent with friends and family.

194. Donald Duck Disneyland Parking Lot Sign. (Disneyland, 1990s) A large triangular metal parking lot sign from Disneyland. Each 30”x30” side features the name and depiction of Donald Duck. The condition is good with various dings and wear throughout from its park-use and removal. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000

195. Owl Disneyland Parking Lot Sign. (Disneyland, 1990s) A large triangular metal parking lot sign from Disneyland. Each 30”x30” side features the name and depiction of Owl from Winnie the Pooh. The condition is fair with various dings and wear throughout from the sign’s park use and removal, including some denting and bending to the metal, and areas of rusting and tone changes. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000

196. Eeyore Disneyland Parking Lot Sign. (Disneyland, 1990s) A large triangular metal parking lot sign from Disneyland. Each 30”x30” side features the name and depiction of Eeyore from Winnie the Pooh. The condition is fair with various dings and wear throughout from the sign’s park use and removal, and moderate rusting around the bottom edge. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000 64

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197. Bambi Disneyland Parking Lot Sign. (Disneyland, 1990s) A large triangular metal parking lot sign from Disneyland. Each 30”x30” side features the name and depiction of Bambi. The condition is good with various dings and wear throughout from the sign’s park use and removal. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000

198. Flower Disneyland Parking Lot Sign. (Disneyland, 1990s) A large triangular metal parking lot sign from Disneyland. Each 30”x30” side features the name and depiction of Flower from Bambi. The condition is good with various dings and wear throughout from the sign’s park use and removal. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000

199. Monsters, Inc. Disneyland Parking Lot Sign. (Disneyland, 2019) A park-used Monsters, Inc. Level 4 color-coded sign from the Pixar Pals parking garage at Disneyland. The acrylic sign is back printed with an image of Mike and Sully with the text, “Level 4 Monsters, Inc.” Though open only a short time, tens of thousands of park guests have started and ended their journeys to the Happiest Place on Earth in the Pixar Pals structure.

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200. Inside Out Disneyland Parking Lot Sign. (Disneyland, 2019) A park-used Inside Out color-coded sign from the Pixar Pals parking garage at Disneyland. The printed metal sign for the G section of Aisle 65 on the 6th floor of the garage features Joy, Sadness, and Bing Bong with the text “65G Inside Out.” The reverse is equipped with heavy brackets and adhesive strips for hanging. Measuring 48”x36”, the sign is in very good condition with some surface wear from park use. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $600-$800

201. Cars Disneyland Parking Lot Sign. (Disneyland, 2019) A parkused color-coded sign from the Pixar Pals parking garage at Disneyland. The acrylic sign is back printed with an image of Lightning McQueen and Mater with the text, “Level 3 Cars.” Though open only a short time, tens of thousands of park guests have started and ended their journeys to the Happiest Place on Earth in the Pixar Pals structure. Measuring 36”x24”, the sign is in very good condition with minor scuffing and wear. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $600-$800

202. Disneyland Ticket Booth Price Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000) A double-sided ticket booth price sign from Disneyland. This large sign would have been displayed over the ticket windows, and has the daily passport prices at either end. The center portion of the sign highlights annual passports and guided tours. One side offers Premium, Deluxe, and Regular passports, while the reverse offers Premium, Deluxe, and Southern California passports.

Printed and then adhered to a metal sheet, the sign measures 16.75”x56” and is in good used condition with surface wear consistent with outdoor park display. There is moderate scratching and scuffing to the surface, as well as staining around the edges. The tape covering the edges of the metal is worn away in places. $300-$500 66

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203. Early Disneyland Ticket Booth “E” Ticket. (Disneyland, c.1959) A very early Disneyland “E” ticket from one of the Disneyland ticket booths.

When Disneyland added the “E” ticket in 1959 for its most exciting attractions, guests were able to purchase these tickets either as part of a ticket book or individually as needed. Measuring 1”x2”, the ticket is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $200-$400

205. Special Complimentary Adult Main Gate Admission Ticket.

(Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage Disneyland Special Complimentary Adult Main Gate Admission ticket from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright, who founded the Magic Kingdom Club program. The yellow-gold ticket bears a face value of $3.00 and is numbered “097210.” Never used, this ticket is still valid for park admission today. Measuring 2”x5”, the ticket is in fair condition with some spot discoloration to the reverse and darkening around the edges. $200-$400

207. Disneyland Main Gate Complimentary Passport. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage Disneyland Main Gate adult admission ticket. The coral pink ticket is stamped “Complimentary” in purple ink, bears a face value of $1.60, and is numbered “X196733.” Never used, this ticket is still valid for park admission today. Measuring 2”x5”, the ticket is in fine condition with minor wear. $200-$400

204. Complimentary Adult Main Gate Admission Ticket. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage Disneyland Main Gate adult admission ticket from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright, who founded the Magic Kingdom Club program. The silver-green ticket is stamped “Complimentary” in black ink, bears a face value of $2.50, and is numbered “X132316.” Never used, this ticket is still valid for park admission today. Measuring 2.5”x5”, the ticket is in good condition with minor corner wear and an unusual color tone quality throughout. $200-$400

206. Special Complimentary Adult Main Gate Admission Ticket.

(Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage Disneyland Special Complimentary Adult Main Gate Admission ticket from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright, who founded the Magic Kingdom Club program. The orange ticket bears a face value of $3.00 and is numbered “055320.” Never used, this ticket is still valid for park admission today. Measuring 2”x5”, the ticket is in fine condition with some minor smudging to both sides. $200-$400

208. Complimentary Adult Main Gate Admission Ticket. (Disneyland, 1966) A vintage Disneyland Main Gate complimentary adult admission ticket.

This ticket comes from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright, who founded the Magic Kingdom Club program. The rare vertically formatted ticket features a graphic of Sleeping Beauty Castle and is numbered “039593.”

Marked as valid for admission Sunday through Friday, the ticket has no expiration date and can still be used at the park today. Measuring 5”x2”, the ticket is in fine condition with minimal handling. $200-$400

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210. Disneyland Magic Kingdom Club Ticket Booklet. (Disneyland, c.1970) A rare Magic Kingdom Club “Magic Key Book” Disneyland ticket booklet. The A-E book is complete including the still attached cover admission ticket. Measuring 2.5”x6”, the piece is in very good condition with only slight edge wear a faint rubber band stain to the back cover. $200-$400

209. Set of (5) Disneyland Tickets A to E. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A set of (5) Disneyland attraction tickets from the days before the park introduced an all-inclusive Passport in 1982. The most thrilling rides such as Pirates of the Caribbean and the Haunted Mansion earned the coveted E classification, while park staples such as the King Arthur Carousel were an A. All the tickets have a single punch hole at center right. Each measures approximately 1”x2”, and the tickets are in very good condition with some minor fading and edge wear. They have been stored in an acrylic slab case for their preservation and display. $400-$800

212. Complimentary Main Gate Admission Ticket Book. (Disneyland, 1980) A complimentary main gate admission ticket book that is still valid for park admission today. The book is complete, with all its (10) coupons and front admission stub still intact. Measuring 2”x5”, the ticket book is in very good condition with minor discoloration on the spine. $200-$400 68

211. Disneyland Magic Kingdom Club Ticket Booklet. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A vintage Disneyland Magic Kingdom Club ticket booklet from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright, who founded the program.

All the attraction tickets have been removed from the booklet, however, the Main Gate Admission ticket is still attached. Measuring 2.5”x6”, the booklet is in good condition with some surface wear including stamp residue to the cover. $200-$400

213. Fred Segal 50th Anniversary Event Retro Ticket Booklet. (Disneyland, 2005) A special event invitation in the form of a retro Disneyland ticket book for a Disney Vintage clothing line unveiling at Fred Segal in Santa Monica, CA. Part of the broader Disneyland 50th Anniversary festivities, the exhibition kicked off a week of events that included Disneyland getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The invitation faithfully recreates the original ticket books of the late 1950s, containing Series A-E tickets. Measuring 2.5”x6”, the piece is in very good condition with only minor corner wear. $200-$400

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214. Magic Mornings Entrance Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A sign designating the Magic Morning entrance at Disneyland. Magic Mornings were a program available to guests who bought a park pass good for 3 or more days, allowing for one day of early entry. This PVC board sign features Sorcerer’s Apprentice Mickey and reads “Welcome! Magic Morning Entrance.”

Measuring 17.75”x17.75”, the sign is in good condition with some scuffing and scratching to the surface consistent with park use. There is a horizontal line under “Entrance” where the two pieces of the printed image were applied to the board in production. $300-$500

216. Disneyland 1955 Pre-Opening Newspaper Supplement.

(Disneyland, 1955) This full-color 20-page newspaper supplement was originally published by the Los Angeles Times on July 15, 1955, two days before the grand opening of Disneyland. The Monsanto Chemical Company ordered an additional run from the publisher and sent them to VIPs and business contacts nationwide to promote their contributions to the hot new vacation destination. Much rarer than the version included in the newspaper, this undated edition of the supplement includes a letter from Monsanto on a half-page overleaf. Measuring 13.25”x11”, the piece is in very good condition with some minor edge wear and a horizontal fold and staple mark as originally offered. $200-$300

215. “Welcome to Disneyland” Entrance Sign. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A large “Welcome to Disneyland” entrance sign. Made of acrylic board with applied text and graphics, the sign features blue and dark red lettering with small gold-colored silhouettes of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Measuring 41.5”x28”, the sign is in fair condition with moderate surface wear, including some peeling and loss to the lettering. A large section of the protective paper cling is adhered to the reverse. Since the acrylic board is semi-translucent, it displays best when placed over a darker background, as photographed. $800-$1,500

217. Disneyland TWA Travel Brochure. (Disneyland, 1957) A rare vintage brochure created for travel agencies cross-promoting Disneyland vacations via TWA Airlines. The staple-bound 15-page brochure features incredible artwork in the style made famous by David Klein’s legendary TWA travel posters of the era, providing a humorous land-by-land tour of the park and related California destinations. The back cover retains the address ink stamp of Vacationland Center Detroit. Measuring 8.75”x4”, the brochure is in fine condition with only faint browning from age and minor handling. $100-$200 69

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218. Set of (5) Disneyland Informational Brochures. (Disneyland, 1950s-60s) A collection of (5) informational brochures from the early years of Disneyland. There are three “Welcome to Disneyland” brochures that contain park maps and lists of the attractions and restaurants available to guests, which would have been available upon arrival at the park. The remaining two brochures are titled “Information for your trip to Disneyland” and contain color photographs of popular attractions and information on park visits, likely meant for travel agencies and other locations with tourism brochures. Ranging from 8.5”x3” to 10.5”x4”, the brochures are in good condition with wear along the creases from age, including some tearing. $200-$400

220. Nature’s Wonderland Grand Opening Handbill.

(Disneyland, 1960) A rare vintage handbill promoting the grand opening of the Nature’s Wonderland attraction in Disneyland’s Frontierland. Modeled after 19th century railroad advertisements, the handbill boasts of scenic spectacles featuring more than 200 audio-animatronic birds, beasts, and reptiles. The reverse of the handbill heralds the America the Beautiful in Circarama motion picture presentation. Measuring 11.75”x4.75, the piece is in very good condition with a central horizontal fold, corner bending, and handling. $100-$200 70

219. Grand Canyon Diorama and Monorail Handbill. (Disneyland, 1959) A rare vintage handbill promoting the newly opened Disneyland-Alweg Monorail and the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad Grand Canyon Diorama. The Disneyland-Alweg Monorail System opened on June 14, 1959 as part of the Tomorrowland renovation alongside the Submarine Voyage and the Matterhorn. The 306’ long Grand Canyon attraction had just opened the previous summer and was the largest diorama in the world at the time it was built. The handbill measures 5”x12.75” and is in very good condition with a central horizontal crease and light handling wear. $100-$200

221. Disneyland ‘66 New Attractions Brochure. (Disneyland, 1966) A vintage Disneyland brochure promoting new park attractions opening in 1966. The 6-page staple-bound brochure features double page spreads on It’s a Small World, New Orleans Square, and the Primeval World. Measuring 3”x8”, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

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222. 1966 Coming Attractions Brochure and Handbill. (Disneyland, 1966) A pair of Disneyland promotional pieces for the new attractions that debuted in 1966. The quad-folded brochure opens to reveal production images of Walt Disney and Imagineers designing the new attractions. The handbill is illustrated with Imagineering concept art and features information on It’s a Small World, New Orleans Square, and Primeval World. The brochure measures approximately 4”x7” and the handbill is 11”x8.5” Both are in very good condition with minor yellowing from age. The brochure exhibits edge wear and handling, while the handbill has a central horizontal crease, faint marginal creases, and a tiny edge tear. $100-$200

223. Pair of Disneyland Re-Entry Hand Stamps. (Disneyland, c.1970s80s) A pair of hand stamps used to mark park guests for re-entry. In order to discourage deception, Disney alternated stamps daily, which usually consisted of a character name or related word. The re-entry stamps are constructed of wood and rubber with a wooden knob handle. The rubber pad of one stamp reads “Merlin” and the other, “Copper.” Each measuring 3.75”x2” and 1” deep, the stamps are in good condition with heavy signs of use. The rubber pads of both have dried with age, the bases and handles have been rubbed almost clean of paint, and the bases themselves are chipped, cracked, and stained with fluorescent yellow ink from years of park use. $400-$600

224. Set of (44) Disneyland Annual Main Gate Passes. (Disneyland, 1970-2011) A set of (44) Disneyland Annual Main Gate Passes. The set contains a complete run of the annual passes given to cast members (the equivalent of a modern Silver pass) from 1970 to 2011, including duplicates for 1977 and 1978. This assemblage provides an interesting overview of the evolution of Disney’s branding aesthetics through the years, as well as changes in technology and security protocols. Ranging in size from 3.5”x2.25” to 4”x5”, the passes are in generally very good to fine condition. A few exhibit minor soiling, edge browning, handling, and edge wear. $500-$800

225. Pair of Disneyland Fastpass Distribution Plaques. (Disneyland, 2000s) A pair of plaques from Fastpass machines in Tomorrowland and Toontown. These plaques frame a light on the machine which illuminates when a ticket is scanned successfully and indicates that a Fastpass will be dispensed. The blue metal plaque comes from Autopia during the period when it was sponsored by Chevron, and the red wooden plaque comes from Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin. Measuring approximately 3” in diameter, the plaques are in very good condition with expected wear from park use, including a spot of residue on the front of the red plaque, and several spots of adhesive on the reverse which are still tacky. $200-$400 71

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS Walt Disney was convinced that the success of the park was dependent on having a quality hotel next to Disneyland. In 1954, Walt met Jack Wrather, a successful businessman who was looking to expand into the hotel business, and a partnership was made. A success from the moment it opened, the Disneyland Hotel remained under Wrather’s control until 1988, when the Walt Disney Company purchased the Wrather Corporation, and with it, ownership of the hotel.

The hotel has gone through several changes over the years, and as the park has expanded, newer, more modern facilities have been built. Still, through it all, the Disneyland Hotel remains an integral and iconic part of Disneyland history.

226. Disneyland Hotel Sterling Silver Helicopter Charm. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1950s) A vintage sterling silver Disneyland Hotel Sikorsky helicopter-shaped charm. Helicopter service to the park was available from its earliest days of operation in 1955 until the late 1960s, with guests touching down at a pad located just outside Tomorrowland. Measuring 0.25” tall x 0.5” in diameter, the charm is in very good condition with only minor wear. $100-$200

228. Disneyland Hotel Room Service Menu. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1970s) A room service menu from the Disneyland Hotel. Featuring options such as breakfast, all day dining, hors d’oeuvres, beverages, and dinner, the menu offers a variety of dishes, notably including a steak and lobster combination for only $10.50. The reverse lists the hotel’s restaurants, with old favorites such as El Vaquero, The Oak Room, The Shipyard Inn, The Chef’s Kitchen, and more. Measuring 12.25”x8.25”, the menu is in good condition with some browning throughout from age, as well as some edge and handling wear. $100-$200 72

227. Disneyland Hotel Children’s Menu. (Disneyland Hotel, 1957) An early Disneyland Hotel children’s menu. The tri-fold cardstock menu features stylized artwork of the Mark Twain Riverboat on the front cover and opens to reveal three Fantasyland-themed pages of kid-friendly fare for toddlers and children. The reverse of the menu is a postcard blank, and the booklet can be sealed for mailing via a tab on the cover. Measuring 5”x7”, the menu is in very good condition with only minor edge wear and handling. $100-$200

229. Taylor & Hume Bag & (3) Disneyland Hotel Brochures. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1956-60s) A collection of Disneyland Hotel ephemera with a Taylor & Hume’s Magicland shopping bag and (3) brochures. The paper shopping bag features artwork of the hotel’s monorail station and the logo of Magicland, a branch of the popular Merlin’s Magic Shop in Fantasyland.

Also included are a travel agency brochure; a United Air Lines vacation package brochure; and a fold-out hotel map. The bag measures 8.25”x5.5” and the brochures range in size from 4.75”x5.5” to 9”x4”. Condition ranges from good to very good, with the bag exhibiting moderate wrinkling and extensive financial computations written on the reverse and the brochures, some light handling and edge wear. $200-$400

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230. Hotel Deposit Slip, Matchbook Cover, and (2) Brochures.

(Disneyland Hotel, 1961-67) A collection of vintage Disneyland Hotel ephemera including a reservation deposit slip, matchbook cover, and (2) brochures. The deposit slip is typed on hotel stationery and dated 5/27/67, and the 1967 matchbook cover features artwork of the monorail. Also included are a 1961 American Air Lines vacation package brochure, and a Disneyland Hotel 1961 souvenir guide containing 6-pages of information.

Items range in size from 2”x2” to 7.25”x8.5” and are generally in very good condition. The matchbook is marked on the cover in blue ink, “1967” and exhibits some creasing. The deposit slip has minor upper left corner bunching, and the brochures show minor handling wear. $200-$400

232. Disneyland Hotel Ashtray. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1960) An elegant vintage ashtray from the Disneyland Hotel. The well is back painted with the hotel logo and tag line “The World’s Most Exciting Hotel.” The glass ashtray measures 4.25” in diameter x 0.75” deep and is in very good condition with only minor wear. $100-$200

231. Disneyland Hotel Folder and Documents. (Disneyland, c.1967) A collection of (14) guest documents from the Disneyland Hotel. Included are (4) unused hotel envelopes; (4) sheets of hotel stationery; a parking stub; a welcome slip with a guest name and room number written in pen; a bi-fold standee advertising the golf options available; an unused, folded paper laundry bag with hotel laundry slip attached; and a black and white publicity photo of a security guard receiving an award. The items are all contained in the 9.75”x12” folder. The set is in overall very good condition, with some edge-wear throughout, and spots of foxing to the paper from age. The folder shows creasing along the top tab, and a couple of small tears to the edges. $200-$400

233. Disneyland Hotel Promotional Travel Bag. (Disneyland Hotel, 1960s) A promotional travel bag by Airline Textile Mfg. Co. for the Disneyland Hotel. The vinyl bag reads “Disneyland Hotel ‘Pleasure Headquarters’ in Southern California.” Measuring 6”x15” and 12” tall with the handles included, the bag is in good condition with moderate surface wear, including spots of scuffing, discoloration, and general wear to the printed imagery. There are some instances of spotting and staining throughout, as well as several small puncture marks to the surface. $200-$400 73

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234. Set of (4) Disneyland Hotel Coasters. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1960s) A set of (4) Disneyland Hotel silver-tone metal coasters. The coasters feature a central embossed image of the hotel, 2 of which are red, and 2 black. Measuring 3.25” in diameter and 0.5” tall, the coasters are in very good condition with some minor denting to the sides and patina to the metal. $100-$200

235. Disneyland Hotel Mug and Salt & Pepper Shakers. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1960s) A vintage Disneyland Hotel mug and salt and pepper shaker set manufactured by Siesta Ware. The stein-style vessels are constructed of amber glass and feature large rustic wooden handles secured by gold-tone metal hoops. The shakers retain plastic caps with punched holes in the shape of an “S” and a “P” respectively. The mug measures 5”x4.75” and 2.75” deep, and the salt and pepper shaker are each 4.25”x3.75” and 2.5” deep.

All pieces are very good condition with only minor surface wear. $100-$200

237. Disneyland Hotel Wall Plaque. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1960s) A vintage Disneyland Hotel wall plaque. The plaque consists of a gold-painted ornate molded plastic frame containing a piece of stamped velvet with an image of the Disneyland Hotel and its Monorail station. The plaque retains its original cardboard box packaging with a Taylor & Hume Disneyland Hotel price tag sticker on the reverse. Measuring 7.25”x5.5”, the plaque is in very good condition with some paint loss around the edges of the frame and some surface tearing, scuffing, denting, and wear to the box. $200-$400 74

236. Set of (13) Main Entrance & Disneyland Hotel Slides. (Disneyland, c.1950s-60s) A collection of (13) slides from the park’s main entrance and Disneyland Hotel. The set includes (8) slides of the Disneyland Hotel, (2) slides of the Disneyland entrance sign, and (3) slides of the area around the main entrance, including one of Ken-L Land. Measuring 2”x2”, the slides are in very good condition with minor surface wear from age and use. $100-$200

238. Disneyland Hotel (5) Cocktail Swizzle Sticks. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1960s-70s) A collection of (5) vintage cocktail swizzle sticks from the Disneyland Hotel. The set includes a Sgt. Preston’s Yukon Saloon swizzle stick, (2) different styles of black Disneyland Hotel swizzle sticks, a red Disneyland Hotel red swizzle stick, and a “Caught at the Disneyland Hotel” swordfish stick. Ranging in size from 6”x0.25” to 6”x1.25”, the swizzle sticks are in very good to fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

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239. Disney Hotel Room Key. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1970s) A vintage room key and keychain from the Disneyland Hotel. The metal key is etched with room number “2151” and the plastic keychain features the Disneyland Hotel Towers text logo on one side, and a message about returning the key via mail if accidentally carried away on the other. The keychain measures 1.5”x2.5” and the key is 2.5” long. Both are in good condition, with the keychain exhibiting some edge and surface wear and the key exhibiting patina and oxidation staining overall. $100-$200

241. Disneyland Hotel Maintenance Door Hanger. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1980s-90s) A rare “Maintenance Engineer in Room” door hanger from the Disneyland Hotel. Only available to hotel personnel for official use, very few of these resort-used door hangers have been made available to collectors. Measuring 10.5”x3.5”, the piece is in very good condition with minor surface wear and a faint crease at upper left. $100-$200

240. Disneyland Hotel Facilities Guide & Merch Catalogue. (Disneyland Hotel, 1982/1990s) A facilities guide for the Disneyland Hotel that promotes the space for large events. Covering accommodations, dining & lounge entertainment, custom events, and more, the 14-page guide showcases the hotel in the period between Disney’s purchase of the property and the renovations for Downtown Disney. Also included is a 9-page catalogue and order form from 1982 for group/convention merchandise. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the guide and catalogue are in very good condition with some bending along the spine and minor edge-wear from handling. There is some ink transfer on the front cover of the guide near the image of Mickey. $100-$200

242. Sgt. Preston’s Yukon Saloon Beer Mug. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1980s) A very rare beer mug from Sgt. Preston’s Yukon Saloon at the Disneyland Hotel. This mug features a large logo for the saloon on the front and reads “Disneyland Hotel” at the bottom of the logo. The mug measures 4” in diameter, not including the handle, and is 8” tall. The condition is very good with minor wear from use, including some residue on the interior. $100-$200

243. Shipyard Inn Brandy Snifter. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1990s) A brandy snifter from the Shipyard Inn at the Disneyland Hotel. The restaurant’s logo is printed in gold above “Disneyland Hotel,” while nautical markings designate standard load lines. Measuring 6.25” tall and approximately 4.5” in diameter at the widest point, the snifter is in good condition with some minor wear to the printed surface from age. There is a small production flaw in the glass approximately 1.5” below the word “hotel.” $100-$200 75

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244. Shipyard Inn Restaurant Sign. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1980s) A wonderful original hand-crafted wooden sign from the Shipyard Inn at the Disneyland Hotel Marina. The sign is constructed of a heavy duty red wooden frame filled with three custom trimmed planks of wood which have been elaborately hand-painted with the restaurant’s text logo over a sky-blue field. An additional oval piece of wood featuring a hand-painted image of a clipper ship is applied at center. The sign was hung outside the Shipyard Inn, and is equipped with holes along the top for attachment of hardware. Measuring 34.25”x54” and 2.5” deep, the piece is in good condition, exhibiting some chipping, scratches, scuffs, spot staining, strips of paint loss, and general weathering to both the face and the reverse from outdoor use. The sign remains an iconic piece, vividly evoking a bygone era of the legendary Disney Hotel. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $4,000-$6,000

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245. Sgt. Preston’s Yukon Saloon Sign. (Disneyland Hotel, 1980s-90s) An extremely rare original hand-carved and painted wooden sign that hung above the front doors to Sgt. Preston’s Yukon Saloon & Dancehall at the Disneyland Hotel. The rustic, rough-hewn sign features a central relief image of Sgt. Preston the Mountie, inspired by the Sergeant Preston of the Yukon TV series, with fir tree and pinecone accents, and bold “Sgt. Preston’s Yukon Saloon” lettering. Measuring 35.5”x47.5” and 2.75” deep, the piece is in good condition. A split in the wood has been reinforced and braced on the reverse. There are also a few scattered cracks to the edges and the background, as well as a chunk that has come loose at upper left near the hole through which the piece was mounted. The sides exhibit minor chips and scratches, and there is some surface loss and wear to the back of the piece.

The sign presents wonderfully and is itself an incredible, instantly recognizable artifact, having presided over the entrance to the popular Disneyland Hotel watering hole. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $4,000-$6,000 77

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS 246. Wrather Security Chief Badge. (Wrather, c.1980s) A rare Wrather Security Chief badge in a badge wallet. The shield-shaped silver-tone cast metal badge features an eagle figure at the top, three gold-tone metal banners reading “Chief Wrather Security” in blue enamel, and a central Wrather Corporation logo in blue and red enamel.

Original owners and operators of the Disneyland Hotel, the Wrather Corp. also managed attractions on Long Beach’s Queensway Bay. The badge measures 3.25”x2.25” and is adhered in a 4.5”x3.25” bifold black leather wallet with an internal windowed ID card pocket and protective leather flap.

Both are in very good condition with minor wear.

The wallet exhibits some surface impressions. $1,000-$1,500

247. Wrather Port Properties Security Patch.

(Wrather, c.1980s) A rare embroidered patch for a Wrather Port Properties security guard uniform. The Wrather Corp., original developers and proprietors of the Disneyland Hotel, leased properties near the Port of Long Beach, where they operated exhibitions of the Queen Mary and the Hughes H-4 Hercules “Spruce Goose” flying boat. Disney acquired the Wrather Corp. in 1988, and developed plans to build the Port Disney resort, incorporating the former Wrather properties. This rare patch is from the unique period during which Disney owned the Wrather Corp. and managed the Queen Mary. Measuring 2.75”x4.75”, the patch is in very fine condition with minimal wear. $400-$600

248. Disneyland Hotel Security Assistant Manager #4 Badge. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1980s) A rare Disneyland Hotel Security Assistant Manager #4 badge in a badge wallet.

The shield-shaped gold-tone cast metal badge features an eagle figure at the top, four banners reading “Disneyland Hotel Security Asst. Manager 4” in blue enamel, and a central DH monogram logo in blue enamel. The Wrather Corporation owned and operated the Disneyland Hotel until 1988, when they were acquired by Disney. The badge measures 3.25”x2.25” and is adhered in a 4.5”x3.25” bifold black leather wallet with an internal windowed ID card pocket and protective leather flap. Both are in very good condition exhibiting minor wear. The wallet exhibits some surface impressions. $1,000-$1,500 78

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249. Disneyland Hotel Security Foreman’s Training Manual. (Disneyland Hotel, 1982) A Security Foreman’s Training Program manual from the Disneyland Hotel. Consisting of (30) 3-hole punched copy pages, the manual features Mickey Mouse dressed as a security guard on the cover page and contains the curriculum for an 11-week training course. Created when the hotel was still under the proprietorship of the Wrather Corporation, these documents provide an interesting look at the rigorous professional standards maintained by Disney and required of all their partner companies. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the manual is in very good condition with some edge wear and spot loss, faint even browning, and creasing along the left edge from previous binding. $200-$400

251. Pair of Disneyland Hotel Security Reference Binders. (Disneyland Hotel, 1987) A pair of Disneyland Hotel Security reference binders including a 1987 Security Manual and a Security General Reports and Forms binder. The manual consists of (150+) printed and copied 3-hole punch pages, which include the original manual and all updates to procedures and policies. The reports binder contains (100+) printed and copied 3-hole punch pages of examples of the wide variety of paperwork produced during the course of business such as incident reports and security logs.

The vast majority of pages measure 11”x8.5” and the binders are 11.5”x10” and 2” deep, with most items in very good condition. The binders exhibit some wear and scuffing to the covers. $400-$800

250. Disneyland Hotel Security Operating Policies Manual. (Disneyland Hotel, 1986) A working draft of the Security section of the Disneyland Hotel Operation Systems Manual created by the Wrather Corporation. The document is headed with a Disneyland Hotel inter-office memo instructing security officials to suggest corrections as needed. The manual consists of (100+) printed pages detailing all aspects of the department from the organizational structure to arrests, uses of physical force, conduct toward the public, crime scene protection, professional ethics, and much more. These documents convey the gravity of protecting a major global tourist destination. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the manual is in very good condition with only minor handling wear. $200-$400

252. Pair of Cast Member Disneyland Marquee Pins. (Disneyland, 2005) A cast exclusive limited edition pin set celebrating the Disneyland entrance signs. One pin features the classic Disneyland Hotel marquee and the other features the park marquee, and both were released in an edition of 3000. Although this version of the marquee was removed in 1989 to make way for a more modern look, this classic image remains emblematic of the park. Measuring approximately 1.5”x1.5”, the pins are in very good condition with minor surface wear and come in their original plastic box. $200-$400 79

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253. Disneyland Hotel Press Packet. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1989) A rare press packet for the Disneyland Hotel. The packet contains (6) press stories relating to the hotel, its $35 million renovation, and its major milestones over the previous 30 years. Also included are (9) black and white photos and (4) slides.

The outer folder measures 12”x9” and is in good condition with some cover wear from use. $200-$400

254. Disneyland Hotel Jungle Cruise Concept Print. (Disneyland Hotel, c.2000s) A framed concept print featuring two of Imagineer Harper Goff’s designs for the Jungle Cruise attraction at Disneyland.

Artwork from the history of the park is a fixture of the Disneyland Hotel’s décor, and this framed print was on display at the legendary establishment. Both mat openings have an image size of approximately 8.75”x19” in the 29.75”x28.5” combined frame, and the piece is in very good condition overall. The frame exhibits some paint loss and surface wear from use. $300-$500

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255. Disneyland Hotel Queen Bedspread. (Disneyland Hotel, c.2000s) A queen size bedspread used at the Disneyland Hotel. This bedspread has subtle park attraction imagery with floral accents throughout and is designed to also fit over the pillows to create a clean and well-presented look for the bed. Marked as a Queen size, the bedspread is in very good used condition with a spot of ink staining near the lower left corner, and minor surface wear to the underside. $200-$400

256. Disneyland Hotel Room Number Plaque. (Disneyland Hotel, c.2000s) A rare guest room number plaque from the Disneyland Hotel.

The circular wooden plaque features an etched double outline of Mickey Mouse’s silhouette, applied navy blue plastic “2141” numerals, and raised Braille dots. Room plaques from the legendary resort hotel have seldom found their way into private hands. Measuring 5” in diameter, the piece is in fine condition a few tiny blue surface scuffs to the surface and adhesive strip remnants on the verso from hotel mounting. $100-$200

257. Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar Piranha Mug. (Disneyland Hotel, 2011) A first edition ceramic tiki mug from Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar at Disneyland. The aptly shaped piranha mug is used to serve its namesake cocktail and is marked with the bar’s logo and “First Edition” on the bottom the base. Measuring 7.5”x3.5” and 4” deep, the mug is in very fine condition being as-new. $100-$200

258. Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar Zombie Mug. (Polynesian Resort, 2015) A first edition ceramic tiki mug from Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto at Walt Disney World. Used to serve the Zombie cocktail, the dark green mug with yellow detailing is marked “First Edition” on the bottom of the base.

The macabre mug measures 4.75”x 5” and 4.25” deep and is in very fine condition being as-new. $100-$200 81

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259. Original Disneyland Attractions Map Painting. (Disneyland, c.1967) An original painting depicting a stylized map of Disneyland and its many attractions. This artwork was created at the time of the debut of Pirates of the Caribbean, and represents the attractions available that year, which include It’s a Small World, the Enchanted Tiki Room, Alice in Wonderland, Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, and many other fan-favorites. Accomplished in acrylic on art board, the vibrant artwork has two vellum overlays with the text for the attraction titles on one layer, and the red “Disneyland” text on the top-most layer. The artwork has an image size of 16.75”x16.75” on the 23.25”x22” board. The condition is very fine with some wear at the edges of the board. $4,000-$6,000 82

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260. Original 1962 Disneyland Park Map Painting. (Disneyland, 1962) An exceptionally rare original painting depicting a stylized map of Disneyland and its iconic attractions. This map was used in a 2-page spread within the popular 1962 park guidebook “Walt Disney’s Guide to Disneyland.” Countless guests would have used this exact map as they navigated the park during the height of Walt’s era. The map artwork offers a wonderful aerial view of the park and the attractions available in 1962. For this year’s guidebook, certain changes to the map had to be made based on the changes that were occurring at the park. In Tomorrowland, the iconic TWA Moonliner was changed from its familiar white and red to blue and purple tones, due to the end of Disney and TWA’s partnership in 1961. In Adventureland, the elephant bathing pool can be seen, which was added to the Jungle Cruise in 1962, and the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse also made its debut that same year. Additionally, rare attractions including the Flying Saucers, Pack Mules, and the Motor Boat Cruise are depicted, as well as park classics including the Disneyland Railroad, Autopia, Sleeping Beauty Castle, the Matterhorn, and many others. Any original artwork from this era is very scarce, with artwork such as this that is so well-known and was so prominently used being exceptionally rare. The map painting is accomplished in acrylic on art board and measures 16.75”x30”. The condition is very good with some edge wear and handling wear from use. The artwork comes framed with a copy of the 1962 guidebook in which the artwork is used. $4,000-$6,000 83

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261. 1958-A Disneyland Souvenir Park Map. (Disneyland, 1958) A large souvenir map of Disneyland from 1958. This map was the first of three versions of the first-year, large format souvenir maps. This 1958-A map features subtle differences from the “B” and “C” versions from this same year, including the only appearance of the Tomorrowland Viewliner and Junior Autopia attractions, both of which would be removed with the next version of the map. This version is also the only one to depict the water of the Jungle Cruise as green, where later maps would be blue. Rolled and never folded, the map measures 28.25”x43.75” with an additional 1” border of conservation paper. It is in good condition overall with some small blemishes and spots of touching up.

There is some discoloration along the edges, and minor expert restoration to a few tears and creases. $1,000-$2,000

262. 1958-C Disneyland Souvenir Map. (Disneyland, 1958) A large souvenir map of Disneyland from 1958. This map was designed by Imagineer Sam McKim, who would continue to design maps through the 1960s. Released in late 1958, this was the third version of the first-year’s large format souvenir maps. The 1958-C map features subtle differences from the “A” and “B” versions from the same year, including the debut of Cascade Peak, the Art of Animation exhibit, and the America the Beautiful attraction. Measuring 30”x44”, the map is in very good condition with edge browning, corner creasing and pinholes, stress lines along the folds, and some background handling creases. $800-$1,000 84

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264. Milt Albright’s 1962 Disneyland Souvenir Map. (Disneyland, 1962) An original 1962 Disneyland souvenir map designed by Imagineer Sam McKim from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright. This edition of the park map adds new, under-construction attractions such as Pirates of the Caribbean, the Haunted Mansion, and the Enchanted Tiki Room. Folded as issued, the map measures a full 30”x45” and is in good condition with fold wear, scattered staple holes, an extra lower horizontal fold with attendant creases (the folded map was additionally folded in half), and some browning and soiling at lower right. $400-$600

265. 1964-B Disneyland Souvenir Map. (Disneyland, 1964) A large souvenir map of Disneyland from 1964. This Sam McKim designed map was the second version created for guests in 1964 and features a green border with Disney characters. In this version of the 1964 map, the Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln attraction makes its debut, United Airlines takes sponsorship of The Enchanted Tiki Room, and the Plaza Inn is no longer sponsored

by Swift. Measuring 30”x45”, the map is in good condition with some edge-wear and wear along the fold-lines, particularly at the intersections. There is a minor waviness to the paper. $400-$600 85

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The piece comes from the personal collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright. Folded as issued, the map measures a full 30”x45” and is in very good condition. It exhibits general fold wear, a pinhole and darkening in the Space Mountain pavilion as well as darkening and spot surface loss at lower right. $400-$600

267. 1972 Disneyland Souvenir Map. (Disneyland, 1972) A large souvenir map of Disneyland from 1972. This map features an advertisement for Disneyland’s Bear Country in the lower-left corner and measures 30”x44.75”. The condition is good with some surface wear and moderate to heavy wear along the fold-lines, creating a 4.5” tear along the center fold at the right edge. The map displays discoloration and staple punctures around the edges from previous display. $300-$500

268. 1975 Disneyland Souvenir Map. (Disneyland, 1975) A large souvenir map of Disneyland from 1975 featuring an advertisement for America on Parade in the lower-left corner. Measuring 30”x45”, the condition is good with some edgewear, particularly along the right edge, as well as wear to the fold-lines. Previous misfolding has caused some excess bending around the fold lines. A photograph of the unfolded map is taped to the reverse. $200-$400 86

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269. 1984 Disneyland Souvenir Map. (Disneyland, 1984) A large souvenir map of Disneyland from 1984. The map beautifully depicts Disneyland’s iconic attractions, with this version featuring the name change of the Circle-Vision Theater from “America the Beautiful” to “World Premiere.”

Measuring 30”x44”, the map is in very good condition, with minor wear along the fold-lines and edges, and a spot of slightly sticky residue near the lower right. $200-$400

271. 1999 Disneyland Souvenir Map. (Disneyland, 1999) A Disneyland park souvenir map released in 1999. Featuring portraits around the border of classic characters as well as new stars from the Disney Renaissance, the map includes such changes as the newly re-themed Tarzan’s Treehouse, based on the animated feature that premiered the same year.

Folded as issued, the map measures a full 27”X39” and is in fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

270. 1989 Disneyland Souvenir Map. (Disneyland, 1989) A large souvenir map of Disneyland from 1989. This map is the first version to feature the attraction Splash Mountain and the change from Bear Country to Critter Country, as well as the removal of America Sings. Measuring 30”x43.5”, the condition is very good with some wear to the fold-lines, and minor surface and edge-wear. There is a small handwritten “1989” in pencil along the right edge. $200-$400

272. 45th Anniversary 1958-A Map Signed by Sam McKim. (Disneyland, 2000) A reproduction of the iconic 1958-A souvenir map designed

by Sam McKim that was released as part of Disneyland’s 45th Anniversary Celebration. The map instructed guests to visit the original locations of The Red Wagon Inn, Adventureland Cantina, the Davy Crockett Museum, the Clock of the World, and the Mad Tea Party to get their maps stamped, and upon completion guests would receive a commemorative pin and button.

This map is fully stamped and is signed by Imagineer Sam McKim in the bottom-right corner. Measuring 24”x39”, the map is in very good condition with minor wear including a small crease at the upper right, and is folded and stored in a plastic sleeve as originally offered. $200-$400

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273. Signed “45 Years of Magic” Disneyland Map Print. (Disneyland, 2000) A limited edition Disneyland Gallery lithographic print of the 2000 Disneyland map titled “45 Years of Magic” by Imagineer Nina Rae Vaughn.

The print retains a debossed Disney Gallery stamp at lower left. It is signed in pencil by the artist at lower right, “Nina Rae Vaughn,” and hand-numbered at lower left, “206/250.” Measuring 26.5”x32.75” visible through a blue metal frame, the piece appears to be in fine condition with minor surface wear to the frame. A Disney Gallery COA is included. $100-$200

275. 2001 Disneyland Souvenir Map. (Disneyland, 2001) A large souvenir map of Disneyland from 2001. This map features the change from “Mexican Cantina & Barbecue” to “Rancho Del Zocalo Restaurante” as well as the change to a swirling border. This item measures 27”x39” and is in very good condition with some wear along the fold-lines and minor edgewear. $200-$400

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274. 45th Anniversary Framed Map Pin Display. (Disneyland, 2000) A limited edition framed set of (6) pins created for Disneyland’s 45th anniversary. This framed version was sold through the Disneyana store in an edition of only 100. The (6) pins depicting Sam McKim’s iconic Disneyland souvenir map are mounted on a backdrop of that same map, which is beautifully matted with a plaque celebrating the anniversary. Measuring approximately 6.5”x9.75” in its 14.25”x17.5” frame, the pin display is in very good condition with some spots of cracking and chipping to the frame paint along the bottom edge. The epoxy resin covering the pins has yellowed with age, making them appear darker. $100-$200

276. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Park Map. (Disneyland, 2005) A Disneyland souvenir map created for the park’s 50th anniversary. The stylized illustrated map features the first appearances Big Thunder Ranch and the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters. Folded as issued, the map measures a full 27”x39” and is in fine condition with minor fold wear. $200-$400

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277. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Park Map and Pin. (Disneyland, 2005) An extremely rare, limited edition lithograph of the 50th anniversary Disneyland map designed by Nina Rae Vaughn with border character art by Stephen Cargile. Different from the park souvenir version, this special map has never been folded and features an 18-karat gold plated 50th anniversary Sleeping Beauty Castle pin at lower right. Created in an edition of only 100, the map is accompanied by a Disney Certificate of Verification. Measuring 25”x36” visible within a 33.5”x44.5” ornate gold-painted molded wood frame, the map appears to be in very fine condition. The gold-plated pin measures 3.25”x3” and is also in very fine condition. $200-$400

279. 2008 Disneyland Souvenir Map. (Disneyland, 2008) A large souvenir map of Disneyland from 2008. While much like the 2005 map without the anniversary logo, this map is the first to feature Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage as an attraction. Measuring 27”x39”, the map is in very good condition with minor wear along the fold-lines and edges. $100-$200

278. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Limited Edition Map. (Disneyland, 2005) A limited edition art print of the 50th anniversary Disneyland map designed by Nina Rae Vaughn with border character art by Stephen Cargile. Different from the park souvenir version, this special map has never been folded and features the park anniversary logo in metallic gold ink at lower right. The map is framed with an engraved metal plaque reading, “Disneyland 50th 1955-2005 LE 149/2005.” Measuring 24.5”x35.5” visible through a 34.5”x45.5” ornate gold-tone molded wood frame, the map print appears to be in fine condition, though is unexamined out of the frame. The frame itself exhibits minor edge wear. $100-$200

280. “Your Trip to Disneyland” Souvenir Record Map. (Disneyland, 1955) An illustrated “Your Trip to Disneyland” map and record set created by Mattel. It includes five souvenir records with music themed after each of Disneyland’s original lands. The records have not been removed from the large panorama map, and the map comes in the original illustrated sleeve. Measuring 14.5”x43” when opened, the record set is in very fine condition with minor wear to the sleeve. $200-$400

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281. 1958 “Disneyland U.S.A.” Booklet. (Disneyland, 1958) An extremely rare spiral-bound booklet created in 1958 to provide an overview of the park’s opening years as well as plans to come. Titled “Disneyland U.S.A.,” the 44-page booklet contains high-quality black and white photos from the very beginning of Walt’s park, and describes projects still in development such as the Pirates of the Caribbean Wax Museum, The Haunted House, Adventures in Science, Edison Square, and Liberty Street. Measuring 8.5”x11”, this impressive collection of Disneyland history is in very fine condition with little cover wear. $300-$500

283. Disneyland: The First Quarter Century Hardcover Book. (Disneyland, 1980) A special cast member hardcover edition of Disneyland: The First Quarter Century. The book recounts the history of Disneyland from the planning stages through its first two-and-a-half decades of operation, copiously chronicled with rare vintage photographic images. This book was gifted to long-time Disney employee Richard Hitt, and his name and start date are hand calligraphed on the inside cover. The book is accompanied by a typed 2-page letter on anniversary stationery explaining the book’s significance and signed by Disneyland Executive Vice President Dick Nunis.

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282. Walt Disney’s Disneyland Hardcover Book. (Disneyland, 1969) A souvenir hardcover edition of Walt Disney’s Disneyland by Martin A. Sklar.

The 72-page book chronicles the history of Disneyland from the inception of the idea to recent additions and refurbishments in the late 1970s and is profusely illustrated with period photography capturing the park and its patrons. Measuring 11.25”x9.5”, the book is in good condition with surface wear to covers and surface loss, corner bumping, and splitting to cover edges. The content is clean. $100-$200

284. Disneyland: The First Thirty Years Hardcover Book. (Disneyland, 1985) A commemorative hardcover edition of Disneyland: The First Thirty Years. The 122-page book chronicles the history of Disneyland from selection of the site for the park through the first three decades of operation and is illustrated throughout with rare behind-the-scenes photos. The book retains a special gold foil Disneyland 30th anniversary sticker on the title page and is accompanied by a 30th anniversary Open House map. The book has been inscribed and signed by Disney Legend Wally Boag beneath his Golden Horseshoe Revue photograph. Measuring 11.5”x8.85”, the book is in very good condition with some scratches, surface wear, and rubbing to the back cover. $100-$200

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285. “The Story of Disneyland” Opening Year Guidebook. (Disneyland, 1955) A rare Disneyland guidebook created for the park’s opening year. The 22-page book is profusely illustrated with concept artwork of the various lands, attractions, and amenities, as the park was still under construction when it was printed. The guidebook measures 8.75”x6” closed and is in fine condition with some spidering along the spine, a faint paperclip impression at the top of the cover and the first page, minor edge toning, and smudging. $200-$400

287. Walt Disney’s Guide to Disneyland. (Disneyland, 1963) An early park guidebook titled “Walt Disney’s Guide to Disneyland.” The 27-page staple-bound booklet is profusely illustrated and provides a land-by-land guide to points of interest in the park, as well as a preview of coming attractions such as Pirates of the Caribbean and the Haunted Mansion.

Measuring 8”x11.5”, the book is in very good condition. It exhibits minor spidering to the spine, handling creases, and surface wear to the back cover. $100-$200

286. Collection of (4) Disneyland Souvenir Guides. (Disneyland, 1956-72) A collection of (4) Disneyland pictorial souvenir guides. The guides include photos and insights into the many and ever-changing Disneyland attractions. Together, these books form a snapshot of the early years of the park’s history. Each book measures approximately 8.25”x11” and has between 27 and 32 pages. The condition is fair to good overall, with moderate edge-wear and some bending from use. The 1959 guide has an image cut out in the Tomorrowland section. $300-$500

288. Disneyland World of Flowers Hardcover Book. (Disneyland, 1965) A vintage hardcover first edition of Disneyland World of Flowers by Morgan Evans published by Walt Disney Productions. The 72-page book is copiously illustrated with color photos depicting the vast array of flora at the park and chronicles the effort by horticulturalists and landscape architects to turn a 165-acre swath of semi-arid Anaheim, California into a wonderland of exotic plants, trees, and flowers from all over the world. Measuring 11.25”x9.25”, the book is in fair condition. The spine portion is present but has separated from the cover, as is common with this book. The cover exhibits edge and corner wear with minor surface loss. $200-$400 91

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Patterned on the look of small-town America in the early 1900s, Main Street, U.S.A. brings to life Walt Disney’s nostalgia for his childhood in Marceline, Missouri. Set in a time when horsedrawn carts were still in use and automobiles were just becoming popular, it harkens to an era with one foot in the past and another in the future. Guests can stroll Main Street and its unique grouping of shops and restaurants, or board the Disneyland Railroad at Main Street Station to travel the park by train. It is Main Street, U.S.A. that serves as a transitional doorway between reality and fantasy; a portal between the real world and the adventures yet to come.

289. Set of (9) Main Street U.S.A. Architectural Drawings. (Disneyland, 1955) A set of (9) extremely rare original architectural drawings for the Upjohn Pharmacy in Disneyland’s Main Street, U.S.A. Accomplished in pencil on vellum with some red pencil annotation, the drawings are attributed to the project team of legendary architect Earle G. Kaltenbach, a major contributor to the design of the park, while working under the supervision of Gabe Scognamillo, an award-winning Hollywood art director who Walt recruited for the Disneyland project. This artwork depicts elevation and detail drawings of the facade of the Upjohn Pharmacy, with special attention given to molding, metal scrollwork, light fixtures, windows, and other Victorian-style embellishments that became hallmarks of the iconic apothecary shop. Ranging in size from 6.25”x7.5” to 20.5”x21”, the drawings are folded and in generally good condition with browning and yellowing from age, some edge chips and tears typical of the medium, corner creasing, and one piece with a 2.75” tear extending into the image. This is a rare opportunity to own original concept design artwork for an opening day park landmark. $4,000-$6,000 92

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290. Disneyland Railroad Engine No. 2 Railroad Spike. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A vintage Disneyland Railroad spike used in operation of the line, framed and released as a limited edition with a photograph of Engine No. 2 E.P. Riley. A representation of a standard 1890s engine, the E.P. Riley completed its last tests just three days before Disneyland opened on July 17, 1955. The steel railroad spike measures 5” long and exhibits the expected oxidation and patina from decades of outdoor service. It retains a Disneyland Disneyana Shop COA and is presented in a mat which is hand edition numbered “9/125.” The frame measures 14.25”x11.5” and exhibits only minor wear. $400-$600

292. Disneyland Railroad Engine No. 4 Railroad Spike. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A vintage Disneyland Railroad spike used in operation of the line, framed and released as a limited edition with a photograph of Engine No. 4 Ernest S. Marsh. Originally built as a saddle tanker, the Ernest S. Marsh was purchased in 1954 by Walt Disney Productions. It was rebuilt from an outline prepared by Ward Kimball and entered service at Disneyland in July of 1959. The steel railroad spike measures 5” long and exhibits moderate oxidation with some surface flaking from decades of outdoor service. It retains a Disneyland Disneyana Shop COA and is presented in a mat which is hand edition numbered “9/125.” The frame measures 14.25”x11.5” and exhibits some rust residue sprinkled throughout the mat and some minor external surface wear. $400-$600

291. Disneyland Railroad Engine No. 3 Railroad Spike. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A vintage Disneyland Railroad spike used in operation of the line, framed and released as a limited edition with a photograph of Engine No. 3 Fred Gurley. Created for a Louisiana railroad that hauled sugar, the Fred Gurley was retired from industrial use in 1950 and purchased by Walt Disney Productions. After being rebuilt, the engine entered service at Disneyland in March of 1958. The steel railroad spike measures 5” long and exhibits the expected oxidation and patina from decades of outdoor service. It retains a Disneyland Disneyana Shop COA and is presented in a mat which is hand edition numbered “9/125.” The frame measures 14.25”x11.5” and exhibits only minor wear. $400-$600

293. Disneyland Railroad Wooden Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A wooden Disneyland Railroad attraction poster. Printed on wooden slats fastened together with a trio of crossbeams, this rustic souvenir attraction poster was only available at Disneyland. The piece is display-ready with sawtooth hanging hardware affixed to the reverse. Measuring 24”x17.75”, the print is in fine condition with minimal wear. $300-$500 93

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294. Disneyland Railroad Replica Tin Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A stunning tin sign design by Jeff Granito as part of the Grand Circle Tour series based on the railroads of the Disney parks. This sign features the logo for the Disneyland Railroad and has a hanging bracket built into the reverse for easy display. Measuring 12” in diameter, the sign is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $100-$200

295. Disneyland Railroad Conductor Hat. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A park-worn conductor hat from the Disneyland Railroad. The navy-blue hat features a woven straw vent below the crown, a black patent leather lined bill, a rare Disneyland Conductor silver metal hat badge with blue enamel fill, gold tone Sleeping Beauty Castle fastener caps, and a black braided rope band. The interior of the crown is lined in orange nylon and retains a “7 1/2” size tag. The piece is in very good condition and exhibits surface rubbing to the straw vent and minor wear to the fabric and internal leather sweatband, $400-$600

296. Lionel Disneyland 35th Anniversary Engine and Tender. (Disneyland, 1990) A Disneyland Railroad electric model engine and tender created

by Lionel to commemorate the park’s 35th anniversary. The O-gauge 1:48 scale American 4-4-0 engine and tender are presented in a display case with a length of track affixed to the base. The engine is equipped with an electric motor, illuminating headlamp, and smoke generator, and is accompanied by the original cardboard box packaging and instruction manual. The engine measures 9” long and the tender is 5.75”. Both are in very fine, as-new condition. The electronics have not been tested for lack of a model train setup. The box measures 6”x19.5” and 3.75” deep and exhibits some edge wear, spot surface loss, creasing, and fading to the sides. The display case is 7.25”x21.5” and 5.5” deep assembled and has some scratching and scuffs to the cover, surface wear to the base, and scratching and denting to the plaque. $300-$500

297. Set of (5) Disneyland Railroad 24K Gold-Plated Coins. (Disneyland, 2011) A collection of (5) 24K gold-plated coins celebrating the engines of the Disneyland Railroad. Each coin features a different train engine, including the C.K. Holliday, E.P. Ripley, Fred Gurley, Ernest S. Marsh, and the Ward Kimball, with the Disneyland Railroad logo on the reverse. These stunning coins come in individual round plastic cases and are all displayed within a wooden box with a glass lid. Included is a Certificate of Authenticity which numbers this set 0175/2011. Measuring 1.75” with the plastic case included, the coins present beautifully in their 7.25”x7.75” and 1.75” tall display box. They are in fine condition. $400-$600 94

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298. Fire Engines to Cinderella Castle Main Street Sign. (Walt Disney World, c.1990s) A sign for the antique fire engine traveling to Cinderella Castle from Main Street at the Magic Kingdom. The badge-shaped sign has printed panels applied to both sides of a wood composite core and is equipped with holes at the top where the sign was suspended ranch-style from a lamppost. The typeface hews to the land’s turn-of-the-century theming, and the sign boasts the fictional National Horseless Carriages for Hire company logo. Measuring 14.25”x17.75”, the piece is in very good condition with indentations, surface loss, tears, and oxidation staining around the holes at the top from the hanging hardware during its outdoor park display. $5,000-$7,000

299. Horsedrawn Cars to Cinderella Castle Main Street Sign. (Walt Disney World, c.1990s). A sign for the horse-drawn street cars traveling to Cinderella Castle from Main Street at the Magic Kingdom. The badge-shaped sign has printed panels applied to both sides of a wood composite core and is equipped with holes at the top where the sign was suspended ranch-style from a lamppost. The typeface hews to the land’s turn-of-the-century theming, and the sign boasts the fictional National Horseless Carriages for Hire company logo. Measuring 14.5”x17.5”, the piece is in very good condition with indentations, surface loss, and oxidation staining around the holes at the top from the hanging hardware during its outdoor park display and some minor general surface wear and scuffing. $5,000-$7,000 95

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300. Disneyland Main Street U.S.A. Trolley Sign. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A sign from the side of one of the horse-drawn trolleys on Main Street at Disneyland.

Constructed of wood, the enormous sign is coated in a weatherproof enamel and features stenciled lettering listing the stops on the route, “Depot – Main Street – Plaza,” with Art Deco design accents. The trolley is a fixture of Main Street and a major contributor toward the land’s turn-of-the-20th-century theming, a time when the internal combustion engine was still in its infancy. Measuring an impressive 112”x5.5” and 0.75” deep, the sign is in remarkably well preserved and in very good condition considering its tour of outdoor use. There is some scattered flaking of the enamel and holes drilled in the reverse, one of which has breached the front of the sign, from previous mounting. This is a chance to own an instantly recognizable piece of Disneyland’s Main Street seen by every generation of guest to visit the park since it opened in 1955. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $4,000-$6,000

301. Pair of Disneyland Horse Bridles. (Disneyland, c.1990s-2000s) A pair of horse bridles used by the trolley horses of Disneyland’s Main Street, U.S.A. The horse-drawn trolley is a prominent feature of the Main Street’s turn-of-the-century theme. Both leather bridles are ornamented with metal rivets and consist of a headpiece, headband with tab featuring a metal monogram D figure, throatlatch, cheek pieces with metal reinforced blinders adorned by monogram D figures, a nose band, and reins. Metal buckles hold the various straps together, and a screw protrudes from each of the bridles for purposes unknown. One bridle is composed of black leather, the other brown. Measuring approximately 23”x13.5” and 13” deep, the bridles are in good condition with moderate oxidation to the metal rivets, weathering, soiling, and wear from frequent outdoor use. $2,000-$3,000 96

302. “Main Street Vehicles” Operations Guidebook. (Disneyland, 1966) An extremely rare operational procedures guidebook created for cast members working with the vehicles of Main Street. The guide includes photos, descriptions, and histories of the various vehicles such as the Omnibus, horseless carriages, and fire wagon, and includes an attached brown insert in the center of the booklet that discusses Disneyland’s horses. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the booklet is in good condition with minimal edge-wear from use. A small portion of the last page has been trimmed out, likely by the park employee. $200-$400

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303. Disneyland First Aid Waiting Room Photograph. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A large photograph from the Disneyland First Aid station. Formerly found in the waiting room for First Aid, this photograph shows a Disneyland nurse tending to a young man’s injured finger. Measuring 21”x17” overall, the photograph is in very good condition, with minor wear to the frame from park use. $200-$400

304. Primeval World Dinosaur Skin Prop. (Disneyland, c.1990s) An original dinosaur skin prop from the Primeval World diorama at Disneyland. Encased in a custom frame, this ride prop is in the style seen by Disneyland Railroad guests in the fight between the Stegosaurus and the Tyrannosaurus. The dinosaur skin measures approximately 2”x8” in its 13.5”x15.5” frame and is in very good condition, with some wear from park use. $400-$600

305. Disneyland Band Metal Hat Badge. (Disneyland, 2010s) A metal hat badge worn by members of the Disneyland Band. This classic park entertainment was revamped in 2015 for the 60th anniversary, when the band’s routine was modernized, and their uniforms were updated to a blue and white style which matched the Diamond Celebration colors. Measuring approximately 3” in diameter, the hat badge is in very good condition with some surface wear to the paint on the top ridge of the “D.” The badge still has a bar code sticker on the reverse and appears that the element used to attach it to the hat has been removed. $300-$500 97

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306. Mickey Mouse Club Headquarters Creation Archive. (Disneyland, 1962-64) An incredible archive of documents relating to the creation and operation of the Disneyland Headquarters of the Mickey Mouse Club. The Mickey Mouse Club Headquarters was a park attraction from 1963 to 1964 and was housed within the Main Street Opera House. At the Headquarters, children could sign up for membership to the Mickey Mouse Club, meet costumed characters, and obtain special membership cards and badges.

The Headquarters was strongly cross-promoted through segments on the Mickey Mouse Club television show, which hoped to increase park-attendance. This incredible archive contains documents and inter-office communication from the earliest planning of the Headquarters to its opening in January of 1963, to operational data from its final year in 1964. These documents were created, sent, and received by some of Disneyland’s biggest names of the 1960s including Milt Albright, Donn Tatum, Card Walker, Ed Ettinger, Tommy Walker, and Dick Nunis, among others.

Some of the highlights of this collection include typed documents with hand-written notes relating to the original planning of the Headquarters, including the suggestion that the Headquarters should be contained within the Opera House. Also included is operational data from the opening of the Headquarters, such as the number of membership applications filed, the number of member badges distributed, the costs of operation including a re-do of the interior of the Opera House, and much more. A hand-written concept for the membership application is included, as well as two copied samples of designs for the membership cards. There are over 150 pages of documentation in this incredible archive, which spans the entire history of the Disneyland attraction.

The documents range slightly in size, with most pages measuring 11”x8.5”. The pages were later transferred to document sleeves within a 3-ring binder for their protection and continued preservation. The archive is in very good condition with discoloration where staples or paperclips have caused some browning to some of the sheets, as well as some creases, folds, or other expected handling wear from use. This is the only such archive we have ever seen for this short-lived park landmark and provides a fascinating look into its creation and opening. $1,000-$3,000 98

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307. Main Street Cast Member Winter Coat. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A winter coat for cast members on Main Street. This black wool coat has a faux suede collar and pocket flaps, and still bears its original Disney Worldwide Services label. The coat is a unisex Medium and is in very good condition, with some wear to the collar and pocket flaps from use. $300-$500

308. Main Street Cast Member Costume Shirt and Vest. (Disneyland, c.1970s-80s) A park-worn female cast member shirt and vest from Main Street. The short-sleeve shirt retains an internal Disneyland label and is marked on the interior of the collar in black felt pen as a female size S. The red polyester vest is also marked inside in black felt pen as a size S. Both pieces exhibit minor wear overall with some faint discoloration to the collar of the shirt. $300-$500

309. Walt Disney Unpublished 1963 Disneyland Footage. (Disneyland, 1963) A reel of 8mm color film featuring never-before-seen, unpublished footage of Walt Disney. The film captures Walt Disney backstage at an award ceremony, and additionally features a recording of a Disneyland parade. Candid footage of both Disney and park events from the era is incredibly scarce. Shot by a Japanese-American that performed in the parade, the reel also features home movies such as the cameraman and his family celebrating Christmas morning and attending cultural events. Measuring 5” in diameter, both reel and film appear to be in very good condition but have not been tested for playability. $400-$600 99

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310. Milt Albright’s Disneyland Special Events Park Sign. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A large Disneyland Special Events park marquee sign from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright. The sign is designed to be backlit and the “Disneyland” lettering is unpainted to allow light to shine through. The piece was retained by Albright following its original park use. Measuring 9.75”x47”, the sign is in fine condition with minimal wear. $300-$500

311. Milt Albright’s Disneyland Park Sign. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A large Disneyland park sign for a special event marquee from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright. The sign is designed to be backlit and the “Disneyland” lettering is unpainted to allow light to shine through. The piece was retained by Albright following its original park use. Measuring 9.75”x47”, the sign is in fine condition with minimal wear. $300-$500

312. Main Street Ticket Booth Replica. (Disneyland, 2005) A limited edition miniature ticket booth designed by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily in celebration of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. Created in an edition of 1500, this intricately detailed miniature depicts a Main Street ticket booth and is composed of resin, metal, and wood. The lid of the base can be removed to reveal a special pin inspired by the original Disneyland guidebooks. A Disney COA and the original cardboard box packaging are included. The piece measures 7.5” tall and is in very good condition with a few bent spires on top of the model. The box measures 9.75”x5.5” and 5.5” and exhibits moderate wear. $300-$500 100

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313. Disneyland Original Coca Cola Advertisement Artwork. (Disneyland, 1985) An original drawing for a Disneyland and Coca Cola cross promotional campaign celebrating Disneyland’s 250 Millionth visitor. The striking artwork is accomplished in marker on vellum mounted to heavy illustration board for stability. The “250 Million” lettering, intended to look like stacks of Coca Cola cans, and the spokesperson figure were cut and applied to the Sleeping Beauty Castle leaf, and adhered to the backing board.

This piece comes from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright. The artwork measures approximately 20”x30”. It is protected by a paper overleaf and is in very good condition with minor production handling. The paste up “M” in million is loose. $400-$600

315. Park-Used Disneyland Stroller License Plate. (Disneyland, c.1970) A rare license plate from Disneyland. These license plates were produced in thin metal and painted in blue and gold with “Disneyland” in raised letters. These plates could be seen on the back of the park’s rented strollers and mimicked the popular blue and gold California vehicle plates that debuted in 1969. Measuring 4”x8”, not including the hooks, the plate is in good condition with some surface scuffing and scratching from park use, and a bend to the metal at the upper right. $100-$200

314. Disneyland Ribbon Cutting Certificate & Badge. (Disneyland, c.1987) An unused certificate and button created for a daily ribbon cutting ceremony at Disneyland. The certificate was created, “In celebration of another new day at Disneyland” and the plastic button has a raised image of Sleeping Beauty Castle on the upper section. The button measures 3”x4” and the certificate measures 15”x9”. Both are in very good condition with minor surface wear to the button and minor edge-wear to the certificate. $200-$400

316. Pair of Disneyland Special Event Certificates. (Disneyland, 1957/1964) A pair of special event certificates from Disneyland. The pair includes a Christmas 1957 Holiday Festival certificate on a laminated wooden PermaPlaque, and an “Achievement in Good Sportsmanship” certificate from the 6th National Pop Warner Disneyland Bowl Football Festival. Measuring 10.5”x12.5”, the Holiday Festival plaque is in very good condition with only minimal wear. The 8”x10” Pop Warner certificate is in good condition, with uneven browning to the left side and chipping to the extreme left edge. $200-$400

317. Disneyland Attraction Refurbishment Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A refurbishment sign from Disneyland. Printed on PVC board, the sign reads “Sorry Folks, This Attraction is closed for refurbishment” and features an image of construction worker Mickey holding a paintbrush. Measuring 17.75”x17.75”, the sign is in fair condition with moderate wear to the printed surface, which has worn away around the edges from use. This mainly affects the imagery by Mickey’s feet, where some of the image is missing. $400-$600 101

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318. Original Disneyland Special Event Painting. (Disneyland, 1982) An original painting for a poster used to promote special events at Disneyland in 1982. By simply changing the text below this artwork, this same artwork appeared on many various promotional posters for special group events such as “YMCA Days,” “Boys Club Days,” and “Disneyland Recreation Days,” among others. Accomplished in acrylic on art board, the painting has an image size of 14.5”x12” on the 20.5”x16” board. The condition is very fine with little wear near the edges of the board. $2,000-$4,000 102

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319. Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln World’s Fair Record. (Disney, 1964) A rare Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln souvenir record from the New York World’s Fair. The popular stage show opened at the Fair’s Illinois pavilion on April 22, 1964 and ran through October of the following year. The 7” 33 1/3 rpm record features Royal Dano as Abraham Lincoln delivering the address from the attraction. The original mailing envelope sleeve, which measures 7.25”x7.25”, is included. The record is in fine condition. The sleeve exhibits some minor surface loss to the reverse, a tear to the flap, and scattered faint brown stains. $100-$200

320. Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln Training Manual. (Disneyland, 1965) A rare original Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln “premiere season” cast member training manual created by the University of Disneyland. The 22-page spiral-bound booklet features a printed head and shoulders illustration of Lincoln on the cardstock cover. The contents include biographical information on Lincoln; details of Walt’s admiration for the 16th president; a synopsis and script of the presentation; information on the theater; specs of the audio-animatronic figure; and duties of the various cast members manning the attraction. Measuring 11.25”x8.75”, the manual is in fine condition with light browning to the top edge of the cover and minor corner wear to covers. $300-$500

321. Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln Brownline. (Disneyland, c.1964) A brownline featuring concept artwork used in the creation of the Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln attraction. The brownline measures 14”x17” and is in good condition with some discoloration to the bottom-left corner and a thin strip of tape adhered to the top-edge of the reverse. $200-$400

322. Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln Sealed Record. (Disneyland, 1964) A vintage Walt Disney Presents Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln 12” vinyl LP. The record features Royal Dano performing excerpts from Abraham Lincoln’s greatest speeches, and serves as a soundtrack album for the attraction that appeared at the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair and Disneyland’s Main Street. The album is still sealed in the original shrink-wrap and retains the original transmittal envelope with Disneyland Records mailing label postmarked January 1976. The album measures 12.5”x12.5” and is in very good condition with some minor corner bumping and a few splits and tears to the shrink-wrap. $100-$200 103

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323. Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln Handbill & Brochure.

(Disneyland, 1965) A pair of rare vintage promotional items for the Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln attraction, including a gate handbill and a brochure. The handbill was distributed at park entrances to announce the new attraction at the Disneyland Opera House. The tri-folded brochure explains the technology behind the innovative audio-animatronic attraction. Both are in very good condition. The handbill measures 11”x5.75” and has faint horizontal creases from being folded in quarters and a tiny tear in the top margin. The brochure is 8.5”x5.75” and exhibits a shallow 1” scratch to the cover and minor handling wear. $100-$200

324. Opening Day Gold-Plated VIP Yale & Towne Key. (Disneyland, 1955) An extremely rare souvenir house key given to guests who attended Disneyland’s preview day on July 17th, 1955. The key, created by Yale and Towne Manufacturing Company, was available to guests who visited their Yale Lock Shop on Main Street that day. The key features imagery of Sleeping Beauty Castle and reads “Disneyland” on the front, and “Yale” on the back. Measuring 2.25”x1”, the key is in very good condition with minimal scuffing and some spots of tarnishing to the surface from age. $200-$400

325. Original Main Street Cinema Drink Tray Painting. (Disneyland, 1970s) An original painting used in the creation of a Disneyland souvenir drink tray. Also referred to as “well trays,” these souvenir trays had several recessed circular holders for carrying drinks, each of which was decorated with imagery of a popular park attraction. This painting depicts the Main Street Cinema and iconic Omnibus. Accomplished in acrylic on art board, the painting has an image size of 10.75” in diameter on the 16”x20” board.

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326. Main Street Emporium Entrance Sign. (Walt Disney World, c.2000s) A park-used sign from above the entrance to the Main Street Emporium in the Magic Kingdom. The turn-of-the-century themed department store was a Walt Disney World opening day attraction and has expanded to become the largest gift and souvenir shop in the park. The metal sign has a circular brushed gold-tone surface that is coated in burgundy enamel, leaving negative space forming the “Emporium” lettering with the metallic surface showing through. Green and gold painted details and “Main Street, U.S.A.” lettering are added below. The front of the sign was treated with a clear protective coating to prevent deterioration and weathering. Measuring 14.25”x77”, the piece is in good condition with moderate surface scratching and scuffs to the protective coating, which has not damaged the underlying sign. The piece is presented on a sheet of beige canvass with metal floral ornaments in the corners within a 21”x85”gold-painted ornate molded wood frame. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $6,000-$8,000

One of the last surviving shops from Disneyland’s opening day, the Emporium is a Disney Parks landmark for guests looking to take home a souvenir from either Disneyland or Walt Disney World. Countless park guests would look up at the large “Emporium” signage as they walked through this historic building at the Magic Kingdom, and countless others would gaze through its windows at the charming animated window displays featuring many of Disney’s classic animated characters.

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327. Pluto Main Street Store Display Animatronic. (Disneyland, c.1970s-80s) A park-used Pluto animatronic from a Main Street window display. The cast resin composite figure holds a paintbrush in his tail, designed to move back and forth as though he were painting. The figure is on a wooden stand with mechanical elements below. Although the fan runs, the animatronic is not working and will need repairs to be restored to functionality. Measuring approximately 23”x35” on its 12”x22” and 11” tall base, the animatronic is in very good park-used condition, with some cracking and distortion to the neck area where the resin has weakened, likely due to heat. The ears and tail show surface wear and cracking, and the tail has been repaired with electrical tape. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $800-$1,000

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328. Hyacinth Hippo Store Display Statue. (Disney, c.2000s) A large and impressive Hyacinth Hippo statue attributed to a Fantasia-themed Disney Store display. Constructed of cast fiberglass, the hand-painted, airbrush-shaded figure captures the bulky ballerina in a wonderfully expressive dance pose. The statue is accompanied by a round wooden hollow pedestal base, which conceals a metal pole stand. Hyacinth threads onto the stand via a hole in her foot. The figure measures 48”x30” and is in fine condition with only minor surface wear. The base is 8.5” tall and 24” in diameter with faint wear from use. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $2,000-$3,000 6ft

329. Pair of Morty & Elephant Epcot Store Display Figures. (Epcot, c.1987-1995) A pair of original display figures used in the earliest years of Epcot Center. The figures were displayed at the Tower gift shops, now called Port of Entry and Disney Traders, at the entrance to World Showcase. They depict Mickey’s nephew Morty with an elephant. The figures were offered by Disney in 1997 at the Official Disneyana Convention, and the Disney COA is included. The figures are hand-painted and constructed of mixed media decorations and hand-carved foam. Monty stands 24” tall, and the elephant stands 32” tall. Both figures are in fair park-used condition, exhibiting some minor nicks and scratches. The right ear of the elephant has breaks, and there is cracking to the left ear, trunk, and left elbow. $2,000-$3,000 106

330. Disneyland Map Wallpaper Framed Display. (Disneyland, 1980s) A very large section of stylized Disneyland map wallpaper depicting classic Disney characters enjoying the park’s iconic attractions. Commercially available in the 1980s, the wallpaper section has been mounted to board for display. Measuring 67”x96” within a 70”x99” frame, the map is in fair condition with some general wear throughout from use and display, including surface loss, creases, worn areas in the color, and small tears. The frame exhibits several nicks and scratches. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $200-$400

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331. Fox and the Hound Window Display Concept Painting. (Disneyland, c.1981) An original painting depicting Todd and Vixey from The Fox and the Hound. This painting is believed to have been created for a Main Street window display at the time of the film’s theatrical release, and originally belonged to a former Disneyland artist who worked on Main Street displays during this period. Accomplished in acrylic on art board, the painting has an image size of 14.5”x25.25” on the 16.75”x27.25” board.

The condition is very good, with minor surface wear and some tape residue at the edges of the board. $500-$700

333. The Rescuers Window Display Scene Concept Painting. (Disneyland, c.1977) An original painting depicting the interior of Madame Medusa’s hideout in the Devil’s Bayou. This painting is believed to have been created for a Main Street window display at the time of the theatrical release of The Rescuers. The painting originally belonged to a former Disneyland artist who worked on similar Main Street displays during this period. Accomplished in acrylic on art board, the painting has an image size of 10”x14.25” on the 12.5”x16.25” board. The condition is very good, with some tape residue along the edges of the board. $500-$700

332. Fox and the Hound Window Display Concept Painting. (Disneyland, c.1981) An original painting depicting Todd, Copper, and Amos from The Fox and the Hound. This painting is believed to have been created for a Main Street window display at the time of the film’s theatrical release, and originally belonged to a former Disneyland artist who worked on Main Street displays during this period. Accomplished in acrylic on art board, the painting has an image size of 13”x25.25” on the 15.5”x27.5” board. The condition is very good, with minor surface wear and some tape residue at the edges of the board. $500-$700

334. The Rescuers Window Display Scene Concept Painting. (Disneyland, c.1977) An original painting depicting a scene from The Rescuers in which Penny uses a sword to pry the Devil’s Eye diamond from the skull.

This painting is believed to have been created for a Main Street window display at the time of the theatrical release of The Rescuers. The painting originally belonged to a former Disneyland artist who worked on similar Main Street displays during this period. Accomplished in acrylic on art board, the painting has an image size of 11.75”x13.75” on the 14”x16.25” board.

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335. Disneyland Souvenir Tray Concept Artwork. (Disneyland, 1970s) An original concept created for a souvenir drink tray featuring Disneyland attractions. The final produced tray is similar in design to this concept artwork, with many of the final well-tray designs being almost identical to this concept art. It is accomplished in ink, marker, and colored pencil on vellum adhered to paper. The concept artwork has an image size of 11” in diameter on the 15”x15” paper. The condition is very fine. $600-$800

336. Disneyland Attractions Drink Tray.

(Disneyland, 1970s) A souvenir drink tray featuring some of Disneyland’s most memorable attractions. Among the attractions represented are Pirates of the Caribbean, It’s a Small World, Jungle Cruise, PeopleMover, Mark Twain Riverboat, and more. The metal tray measures 11” in diameter and is in very good condition with only a few small dings to the metal. $100-$200 108

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337. Collection of (9) Main Street, U.S.A. Slides. (Disneyland, c.1950s-60s) A collection of (9) slides from Main Street, U.S.A. at Disneyland. The set includes (3) slides of the restaurants and food vendors, a slide of the Disneyland Band, a slide of the Flower Market, and (4) slides of various locations around Main Street. Measuring 2”x2”, the slides are in very good condition with minor surface wear from age and use. $100-$200

338. Disneyland Souvenir Scene Viewer Keychain. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A souvenir viewer keychain from Disneyland. A rotating dial allows for 22 different park images to be shown between the left and right viewfinders. Great photos from the Jungle Cruise, Sleeping Beauty Castle, Primeval World Diorama, Dumbo, and the Chicken of the Sea restaurant help make this a wonderful time capsule of the park’s early years. The original park price label is still adhered. Measuring 1”x1.25” and 0.5” deep, the viewer is in very good condition, with some reddening to the images from age. $300-$500

339. Souvenir Disneyland Brass Platter. (Disneyland, 1960s) A brass platter featuring several different attractions from the park including the Jungle Cruise, Main Street vehicles, and Mark Twain. This platter measures 12.25” in diameter and is in good condition with some spots of wear on the surface. $100-$200

340. Set of (5) Walt Disney Takes You to Disneyland Records. (Disneyland, 1956) A complete set of (5) Walt Disney Takes You to Disneyland vinyl 45 rpm records in the original sleeves. Narrated by Walt Disney, composed and conducted by Salvador “Toots” Camarata, and performed by the Disneyland Concert Orchestra, the records comprise a musical tour of the newly opened Magic Kingdom, with each disc representing one of the park’s lands. Measuring 7” in diameter with 7”x7” sleeves, all pieces are in generally very good condition. The records exhibit some minor scratches or scuffs and have not been tested for playability. The sleeves have faint yellowing from age, edge and corner wear, some edge splitting, and surface bunching. $100-$200 109

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341. Early Disneyland Lunch Box. (Disneyland, c.1957) A fantastic souvenir Disneyland lunch box from the early years of the park. It features an image of Sleeping Beauty Castle on one side and the Jungle Cruise on the other. Frontierland, Tomorrowland, and Main Street are represented on its sides. Measuring 7”x8” and 4” deep, the lunch box is in fair condition with moderate to heavy surface wear, including rusting, paint loss, and color fading throughout. The plastic handle is missing, and the interior lacks its metal thermos clip and shows some rusting as well. $200-$400

343. Pair of Disneyland Character Pennants. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A pair of vintage Disneyland character pennants. The felt pennants feature screened graphics of the Disneyland text logo in outline and within the letters, images of Sleeping Beauty Castle and classic Disney animated characters. Measuring approximately 8.25”x26”, these early park souvenirs are in good condition, exhibiting some minor soiling, spotting, and a few tiny puncture holes. $200-$300

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342. Pair of Disneyland Crest Pennants. (Disneyland, c.1955) A pair of Disneyland crest pennants. The felt pennants feature the classic Disneyland text logo with a turret-topped Magic Kingdom crest representing the various lands of the park. The cobalt blue pennant measures 8.25”x24” and the red pennant is 9”x23.5”. Remarkably free from pinholes, both are in good condition with some minor browning and color softening from age, as well as creasing toward the tips. $200-$300

344. Disneyland Lenticular Pennant. (Disneyland, c.1960) A vintage Disneyland pennant featuring a photographic lenticular depicting Disney walkaround characters and a double-decker bus on Main Street. The lenticular, which is adhered to the reverse, is framed by an excised window in the felt. Measuring 11”x28.5”, the pennant is in good condition with some browning from age, color softening, creasing, spot surface wear, and corner tack holes with oxidation stains. $100-$200

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345. Clarence Nash Signed Donald Duck Squeaker Hat. (Walt Disney World, c.1970s) A Donald Duck-shaped hat with working “squeaker” in the vinyl bill. The original Walt Disney World ribbon affixed to the crown has been inscribed and signed by Clarence Nash, the voice of Donald Duck, in black ballpoint pen, “Hi Marian Donald Duck & Clarence Nash.” The park souvenir is marked a children’s size Large on the interior tag and is in very good condition with only minor surface wear. $400-$600

346. Disneyland Main Street Tray. (Disneyland, c.1950s) An extremely rare early souvenir Main Street U.S.A. tray from Disneyland. The white tin tray features a central graphic depicting the Disneyland text logo surrounded by a street-view illustration of Main Street’s late 19th century-inspired offices and storefronts, accented by gold-tone foliate filigree on the lip.

Measuring 12.5”x17.5” and 1” deep, the tray is in good condition with some surface scratching, scuffing, rubbing to the graphics, and paint loss to rim. The reverse exhibits moderate scratching and wear. $100-$200

347. Disneyland Silk Lands Scarf. (Disneyland, c.1950s) An early vintage Disneyland scarf with colorful imagery from each of the park’s original five lands. The white and red silk scarf measures approximately 16”x16.25” and is in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200 111

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348. Eleanor Welborn Main Street Lace Plate. (Disneyland, c.1955) An ornate vintage Main Street lace plate created by Eleanor Welborn Art Productions for Disneyland. Hand selected by Walt Disney as the first official ceramic supplier to the park prior to its opening, many of Eleanor Welborn’s original souvenir designs were based on Imagineering concept art as the actual attractions had yet to be built. The plate retains its silk ribbon and is marked with maker’s information on the reverse. Measuring 6.25” in diameter, the plate is in very good condition with some rubbing and chipping to the gold-tone border accents. $100-$200

349. Collection of (3) Disneykins New on Card Sets. (Disney, 1971) A collection of (3) sets of Marx Disneykins figures, sealed in their blister packs on the original backing cards. The figures range from 1” to 2” tall and the backings are approximately 8.5”x7.25”. The unopened Disneykins remain in very fine, as new condition and the cards exhibit some pencil pricing, surface loss, corner bends, and spot soiling. $300-$500

351. Walt’s Magic Kingdom Limited Edition Photo. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A limited edition photographic print from the Walt’s Magic Kingdom Series titled “Walt’s Magic Kingdom.” Depicting a pensive Disney walking through Sleeping Beauty Castle on his way to Fantasyland in August of 1957, the photo was printed from the official negative in the Walt Disney Archive. The piece is hand-titled and numbered “34/500” in black ink on the mat below the image opening. The mat retains a debossed Disneyland logo stamp at lower right and a Disney COA is included. Measuring 8.75”x6.75” visible through an ornate molded 18.25”x16.25” frame, the piece is in very fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200 112

350. Disneyland Tin Double-Heart Tray.

(Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage Disneyland double-heart figural tray souvenir. The stamped tin tray depicts Mickey Mouse’s head next to the Disneyland text logo, above a pair of overlapping hearts featuring relief images of Main Street, U.S.A. Station and Sleeping Beauty Castle in the wells, with a locomotive figure at the bottom.

Measuring 4.25”x5.75”, the tray is in very good condition with some surface wear. A park price tag remnant is adhered to the reverse. $100-$200

352. Collection of (16) Stereoscopic Disneyland Slides. (Disneyland, c.1950s-60s) A collection of (16) stereoscopic slides. Slides in this format are rare, as they required a special stereo camera in order to capture the two nearly identical images. When viewed together, the combined photos create greater depth to the image. The collection includes (7) slides from Frontierland, (5) slides from the Jungle Cruise, (3) slides from Fantasyland, and slide of Disneyland’s main entrance. Measuring 1 5/8”x4”, the slides are in very good condition with some reddening to the images from age. $100-$200

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353. Disneyland Hand Painted Tray. (Disneyland, c.1950s) An extremely rare hand-painted tin tray created as a souvenir for tourists visiting the newly opened Disneyland park. The well of the tray features a gorgeous spray of flowers and the text “Disneyland California” surrounded by a foliate wreath. Measuring 11” in diameter, the plate is in good condition. There is some minor rubbing to a leaf at the right edge of the flower design, denting and surface scratches to the face, and scratches and surface wear to the reverse. $100-$200

354. Fantasia Souvenir Glass Tray. (Disneyland, 1960s) A souvenir glass tray inspired by original art from Fantasia which was sold exclusively at Disneyland. The tray depicts the Milkweed Ballet and was likely created by Houze Art, who made similar trays featuring Disneyland imagery. Measuring 4.75”x3.75” in its original 6”x4” box, the tray is in very good condition with minor wear to the box. There appears to be some tarnishing to the gold border of the image from age. $100-$200

356. Disneyland Japanese Board Game by Nintendo. (Disneyland, 1960s) A rare Japanese Disneyland board game by Nintendo Games. The box showcases an image of Sleeping Beauty Castle, with Mickey Mouse leading the Disneyland Band out of the archway. Complete in box, the game features (14) playing pieces shaped as characters, animals, and vehicles, as well as (4) teacups used on the spinner. The Japanese-language instructions are also included. Measuring 14”x20” and 2.25” tall, the game is in good condition with surface wear to the box, including some peeling and worn areas, and minor creasing. The lid is slightly concave. The game board is wavy due to the surface separating from the backing, and aged tape makes it difficult to unfold. $200-$400

355. Donald Duck Messenger Service Figure. (Disneyland, 1960s) A Donald Duck figure sold as part of the Disneyland “messenger service.” The hand-painted composition figure holds a sign which reads “wish you were here!” and is attached to a cardboard backing. The top flap of the cardboard is folded over and tucked beneath the protective plastic, and when untucked there is a space designated for guests to write messages to the intended recipient. The figure is still sealed in its original packaging which measures 7”x3.75” overall and is in very good condition with some scuffing to the protective plastic and minor edge-wear. There is some cracking and chipping to the paint from age, particularly on Donald’s break. $100-$200

357. Disneyland Attractions (7) Charm Bracelet. (Disneyland, 1960s) A souvenir silver-tone metal chain charm bracelet with (7) Disneyland attraction-themed figural charms. Depicted are the Jungle Cruise, Sleeping Beauty Castle, a Main Street car, a Main Street horse-drawn trolley, Fort Wilderness, a Disneyland Railroad locomotive, and the Mark Twain Riverboat. The bracelet is housed in the original leatherette, board, and metal presentation box. The Disneyland logo stamp on the interior sateen lid lining. Measuring 7” long, the bracelet is in very fine, as-new condition. The box is 2”x8” and 1” deep and exhibits minor wear to the metal accents. $100-$200 113

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358. Walt Disney’s Disneyland Park Punchout Book. (Disneyland, 1960) A vintage Walt Disney’s Disneyland Park children’s punchout book published by Dell. The book features 4-pages of die-cut character, attraction, and landmark figures that can be punched out and assembled on the blank map inside to make a 3D diorama of the park. All pieces remain unpunched. Measuring 13”x7.25”, the book is in very good condition with minimal surface wear and handling. $100-$200

359. Disneyland Twelve-Sided Paperweight. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage dodecahedral Disneyland paperweight featuring various park lands and attractions. The plastic paperweight measures 2.5”x3” and 3” deep and is in fair condition with a 0.25”x1” chip in the Tomorrowland face, which has been covered with transparent tape to prevent the weighted fill material from escaping. The piece also exhibits some edge wear with tiny chips and surface scuffing. $100-$200

361. Pair of Disney TV Trays. (Disney, 1961) A pair of vintage Disney TV trays. One tray showcases Wonderful World of Color with Mickey, Pluto, Donald, and the nephews watching Ludwig Von Drake on TV, and the other features Donald Duck with Pluto, Goofy, and Chip and Dale riding Casey Jr. Measuring approximately 12.5”x17.5”, the trays range from fair to good condition. The Casey Jr. tray exhibits significant surface loss to its folding metal legs, scratching to the reverse, and oxidation and pitting throughout.

The Wonderful World of Color tray is better preserved with minor denting, scratching to the bottom, and some surface wear to the face. $200-$400 114

360. Disneyland Sun Hat. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage straw sun hat from Disneyland. The hat features a wide flat brim, distinctive domed crown, and a green, tan, and white adjustable yarn chin strap. The interior crown retains an Hecho in Mexico sticker and the original Disneyland price tag sticker. Unmarked for size, the hat measures 4.5”x14.5” and 15.5” deep.

Remarkably well preserved for its age, the hat remains in unused fine condition. $200-$400

362. The Sounds of America TV Special Standee. (Disneyland, 1961) A vintage standee for The Sounds of America, an original musical set in and filmed at Disneyland, which aired as a special episode of NBC’s Bell Telephone Hour. The standee features a fold-out die-cut image of train on either side, described in the copy as the “Train to Yesteryear.” Measuring 5.5”x8.25” and 2” deep, the standee is in good condition. The piece is still free-standing though the base is tilted from having been collapsed flat while constructed. The background card exhibits minor discoloration from age and a tab slot on the stand has torn. $200-$400

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363. Unopened Wax Pack of Disneyland Donruss Trading Cards. (Disneyland, 1965) An unopened 5 cent wax pack of 1965 Donruss Disneyland trading cards. Measuring 3.5”x2.5”, the pack has been slabbed in acrylic and graded

by PSA, with a rating of 8 or Near Mint – Mint.

The slab is 7”x4.25”. $500-$700

366. Tinker Bell Disneyland Lunch Box Artwork and Lunch Box. (Aladdin, c.1968) An original production painting mock-up for the Tinker Bell Disneyland vinyl lunch box manufactured by Aladdin. The painting is accomplished in gouache and correction fluid on drawing paper mounted to illustration board. The piece is overlaid with a sheet of acetate with paste up “Walt Disney’s Tinker Bell” text. The artwork measures 6.75”x8.25” on a 10.5”x12.5” board. The painting itself remains in fine condition. The overall setup exhibits production handling and wear throughout. A vintage example of the resulting lunch box is also included. The vinyl and board lunch box measures 7”x9” and 4” deep, the lunch box is in good condition with some surface wear and general usage wear throughout. $100-$200

364. Benny Goodman Live from Disneyland Signed Record. (Disneyland, 1961) A rare vintage The Westinghouse Electric Corporation Presents The Benny Goodman Show (NBC-TVSeptember 15, 1961) 12” vinyl LP released by Park Records. The album was recorded live at Disneyland during a Benny Goodman concert later broadcast on NBC Television. Marked “reference recording for private use only,” the record was part of a limited run created to promote the broadcast.

The original sleeve is inscribed by Goodman at the lower right of his profile portrait on the reverse, “To Del Jack with best wishes Benny.” Del Jack was the Lighting Director for the event. Measuring approximately 12.5”x12.5”, the sleeve is in good condition, with moderate corner creasing, separation along the edges, random pen lines at upper right, discoloration at lower left, a spot of surface loss to the reverse and scattered scuffing. None of these issues affect the legibility of the signature.

The record itself appears to be in very good condition with occasional light scratches and surface wear, though has not been tested for playability. $100-$200

367. Disneyland Bus Die-Cast Toy. (Corgi, c.

1970s) A vintage die-cast metal double-decker Disneyland bus manufactured by Corgi. Painted a vibrant yellow, the bus features red plastic seats on both levels, an applied banner depicting images of popular Disney characters, and park logo graphics. Never opened, the piece is presented in the original cardboard box packaging. The bus measures 4.75” long and the box measures 3.5”x6.25” and 1.5” deep. The toy is in fine, as-new condition with only minor wear and dust accumulation from the 1.75”x1” area of loss to the box’s plastic viewing window. The box also exhibits some edge wear and spot rubbing. $100-$200

365. Disneyland Souvenir Candy Dish.

(Disneyland, c.1967) A colorful ceramic souvenir candy dish featuring stylized graphics representing each land of the park. Measuring 5.25” in diameter and 1.5” tall, the hexagonal dish is in good condition with crazing and some pitting to glaze throughout. $100-$200

368. Robert Hanna Disneyland Men’s Accessory Set. (Disneyland, 1970s) A collection of (4) gold-filled men’s accessories belonging to Robert Hanna. Working at Disneyland from 1959-1975, Hanna served as the Retlaw Foreman on the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad. The accessory set includes a pair of cufflinks, a tie pin, and a tie clip. The pin and cufflinks have a raised image of Mickey Mouse on the surface, while the tie clip shows a 3D Sleeping Beauty Castle.

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369. Disneyland Merchandise Souvenir List. (Disneyland, 1994) A booklet created to list an assortment of the merchandise offered at Disneyland and their respective prices in 1994. The souvenirs are sorted by category including General Souvenirs, Villains Merchandise, Plush Toys, Figurines, Children’s Clothing, and more. The 21-page booklet ends with an attached unused Disneyland order form. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the booklet is in very fine condition. $100-$200

370. Disneyana Shop Training Manual. (Disneyland, 1986) An exceptionally rare training manual for the fan favorite Disneyana Shop on Main Street. The Disneyana Shop was known for offering original animation cels, widow display figures, posters and lithographs, and other unique items that set it apart from other shops in the park. Of note, this training manual provides an in-depth history in animation cel collecting, details on how the cels were being preserved at the time, and much more. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the 19-page manual is in very good condition with minor handling wear and blue and yellow highlights throughout by the original owner. This is the first training manual of its kind that we have seen offered for public sale. $500-$700

371. Set of (3) Disney Dollars Ad Storyboard Drawings. (Disneyland, c.1987) A set of (3) original hand-drawn storyboard drawings for a commercial highlighting Disneyland’s new Disney Dollars. Prominently featuring a $5 Goofy Disney Dollar, the commercial highlighted Disneyland’s Bank of America location on Main Street and their holiday partnership with Toys for Tots. Each storyboard is drawn in ink and marker on thin sheets of paper adhered to cardstock. The back of each storyboard has adhered text that describes the scene on the front. Each storyboard measures 5”x7” and the set is in very fine condition. $300-$500

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372. Disney Dollars 50th Anniversary Series Proof Set. (Disneyland, 2005) An extremely rare proof set of (7) Disney Dollars from the 50th anniversary series. The bills include a Mickey Mouse ($50), a Stitch ($10), a Minnie Mouse ($10), a Donald ($5), a Goofy ($5), a Dumbo ($1), and a Cinderella ($1). All bills are marked with their respective mint identification letter and the serial number “0000000.” Additionally, all have been cancelled with a single hole punch. This was the only year that the Fifty Disney Dollar denomination was produced. The high face value and the limited availability make any surviving examples rare. Measuring 2.75”x6.25”, the bills are in very good condition. Each exhibits a paperclip impression in the upper left corner. $300-$500

374. Set of (5) Sequential 1987 Mickey $1 Disney Dollars. (Disneyland, 1987) A set of (3) Disney Dollar $1 notes from the proprietary currency’s first year of issue. The notes feature Mickey Mouse on the front and an image of the Sleeping Beauty Castle on the reverse. These “A” series Disney Dollars were printed at Disneyland, and the set is numbered A1154010-4. While all 1987 Disney Dollars are collectible, an intact sequential series is a true rarity. Each measuring approximately 2.5”x6”, the bills have been matted and displayed in a 14.75”x11.25” black metal frame.

The notes appear to be in very fine condition. $500-$800

373. Framed First Day of Issue Disney Dollars. (Disneyland, 1987) A very rare matching pair of Disney Dollars in $1 and $5 denominations from the first day of issue. The bills have the very low matching serial numbers A1000150 and A2000150 and come framed in a double-sided frame so both sides can be viewed. The front has a small plaque commemorating the first day of issue on May 5, 1987. Both bills measure 2.75”x6.25” and are in very fine condition. $200-$400

375. Set of (3) Sequential 1987 Goofy $5 Disney Dollars. (Disneyland, 1987) A set of (3) Disney Dollar $5 notes from the proprietary currency’s first year of issue. The notes feature Goofy on the front and an image of the Mark Twain Steamboat on the reverse. These “A” series Disney Dollars were printed at Disneyland, and the set is numbered A2127567-9. While all 1987 Disney Dollars are collectible, an intact sequential series is a true rarity. Each measuring approximately 2.5”x6”, the bills have been matted and displayed in a 14.75”x11.25” black metal frame. The notes appear to be in very fine condition. $400-$600 117

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377. Disneyland Marquee Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A wall sign replicating the original Main Entrance marquee from Disneyland. Printed in full color on a wood composite backing, the sign is display-ready with integral hanging hardware on the reverse. Measuring 10.5”x36.25”, the piece is in fine, as-new condition with intentional age distress in the print. $100-$200

376. The Band Concert Limited Edition Jumbo Spinner Pin. (Disney, 2004) A limited edition jumbo spinner pin featuring Band Leader Mickey Mouse as seen in the 1935 animated short, The Band Concert. This short was the first Mickey cartoon to be produced in color, and the themed pin features Mickey conducting Donald, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, and Peter Pig on the rotating dial. Limited to only 500 pieces and offered exclusively through Disney Auctions, the pin measures 3” in diameter and comes on its original backing card. The condition is very good with minor surface wear and some tarnishing to the reverse. $100-$200

378. Mickey Mouse Club Month Logo Plaque. (Disneyland, 1985) A plaque used to decorate Disneyland during the Mickey Mouse Club Month celebration. Featuring the Mickey Mouse Club logo with the alternate text of “Mickey Mouse Club Month,” the plaque has two screws for mounting on the reverse. Measuring 15.75” in diameter, the sign is in fair condition with scratching to the paint throughout from use. Some of the paint loss to Mickey’s ears and eyes has been repaired with black ink. Included is the original Certificate of Authenticity from the Disneyana Shop at Disneyland. $100-$200 118

379. Town Square Model by Olszewski. (Disneyland, 2004) A beautiful first edition scale model of Disneyland’s Town Square in Main Street.

Proudly featuring the iconic Disneyland flagpole, this model was created by renowned miniaturist Robert Olszewski for his very popular Main Street, U.S.A. collection of models. The model has lighted elements and comes with its original box, CoA, first edition plaque, and power cord. Measuring approximately 6”x8” and is 6”, the model is in very good condition overall with some minor wear to the paint from use. The Christmas tree, flagpole, rose bush, and popcorn cart are included. $200-$400

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381. Hat Shop & Opera House Model by Olszewski. (Disneyland, 2005) A beautiful first edition scale model of Disneyland’s Hat Shop, Opera House, and the Disney Gallery. This model was created by renowned miniaturist Robert Olszewski for his very popular Main Street, U.S.A. collection of models. The model comes with its COA, power cord, first edition plaque, and original box. Measuring 6.5”x11” and 3” tall, the model is in good condition with minor surface wear from previous display. There is expected minor crazing to the rooftops as is common with these models, but the crazing extends to the sidewalk at the back right, where it has caused cracking and paint loss. One of the rubber feet is missing. There are a few small tears to the box. $200-$400

382. City Hall and Fire Station Model by Olszewski. (Disneyland, 2004) A beautiful first edition scale model of Disneyland’s City Hall and Fire Station from Main Street. This model was created by renowned miniaturist Robert Olszewski for his very popular Main Street, U.S.A. collection of models. The model has lighted elements that are powered by a battery compartment in the base, and comes with its original box, first edition plaque, and power cord. The flag, roof cap for Walt’s apartment, and fire truck figure are included. Measuring 6”x10” and 4.5” tall, the model is in very good condition with minor wear from use, including minor crazing on the rooftops as is common with these models. $200-$400

383. Main Street Emporium Model by Olszewski. (Disneyland, 2004) A beautiful first edition scale model of Disneyland’s Emporium located on Main Street. This model was created by renowned miniaturist Robert Olszewski for his very popular Main Street, U.S.A. collection of models. This model has lighted elements that are powered by a battery compartment in the base. The model is a first edition and comes in its original box, with a power cord and a certificate of authenticity. Measuring 6.25”x9.5” and 4.25” tall, the model is in very good condition with minor wear from previous display, including minimal crazing to the rooftops as is common with these models. There is a tear to the lid of the box. Although the lights work when the power cord is utilized, the battery compartment is currently non-functional and may require repair. $200-$400 119

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384. Penny Arcade Major League Bat Game. (Walt Disney World, 1971-95) A vintage Major League electro-mechanical pinball bat game manufactured by Williams in 1963. This game machine was installed in the Magic Kingdom’s Penny Arcade on Main Street from Opening Day in 1971 until the attraction closed 1995. During that time, the playfield, back box, and back glass were transplanted into a custom wood grain cabinet by Disney. The formica playfield is painted with a baseball diamond design and equipped with a metal ramp approaching the large Home Run target and an array of baseball-shaped hanging targets representing the other possible outcomes of an at bat. The back box features an animated mechanical diorama and lighting elements indicating the numbers of outs and the extra inning mode. Originally controlled by a lever, the game has been retrofitted with a bat-swinging button, as the lever assemblies were virtually impossible to replace, and the button could reliably withstand heavy daily use at the popular Main Street, U.S.A. attraction. The machine functions well and is playable. An iconic piece of Americana, the cabinet measures 74”x24.5” and 66” deep and is in good condition with chipping and scratches throughout from years of use in a high traffic concession. The game was offered by Disney at the Official Disneyana Convention of 1996, and a special plaque signifying its use in the Penny Arcade is included. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $1,000-$2,000 120

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385. Penny Arcade Playland Rifle Gallery Game. (Walt Disney World, 1971-95) A vintage Playland Rifle Gallery electro-mechanical shooting game manufactured by Chicago Coin in 1959. This game machine was installed in the Magic Kingdom’s Penny Arcade on Main Street from Opening Day in 1971 until the attraction closed 1995. During that time, the rifle, target box, back glass, and mechanicals were transplanted into a custom wood grain cabinet by Disney. The game features elaborately lighted moving targets that fall down when hit, swinging targets, and static bull eye targets. The back glass showcases a mechanical reel score counter and lighting elements indicating rank and match score. The mechanics appear to function well, however some of the targets may need servicing.

An iconic piece of Americana, the cabinet measures 69”x28.5” and 51.5” deep with the separate wooden player stand and is in good condition with a dented bottom bracket, and chipping and scratches to the cabinet throughout from years of use in a high traffic concession. The game was offered by Disney at the Official Disneyana Convention of 1996, and a special plaque signifying its use in the Penny Arcade is included. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $1,000-$2,000 121

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386. Crystal Arts Disneyland Main Street Entrance Sign. (Disneyland, 2000s) An extremely rare original entrance sign displayed on the store front of the Crystal Arts glass shop in Disneyland’s Main Street. Crystal Arts has been in operation since the park opened in 1955. The very first visitors to ever walk down Main Street would have seen a store front sign nearly identical to the example offered here. Measuring 30.5” tall, 102” long, and 1” thick, the sturdy metal sign is in good park used condition. It exhibits surface wear, paint loss, weathering, spots and patches of oxidation, and concentrated oxidation and corrosion to the bottom lip of the reverse. This is a chance to own an incredible and enduring piece of Disneyland history. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $4,000-$6,000

387. Crystal Arcade Model by Olszewski. (Disneyland, 2004) A beautiful first edition scale model of Disneyland’s Crystal Arcade and New Century Jewelry buildings located on Main Street. This model was created by renowned miniaturist Robert Olszewski for his very popular Main Street, U.S.A. collection of models. The model has lighted elements that are powered by a battery compartment in the base. The first edition model comes in its original box and includes the power cord and certificate of authenticity.

Measuring 7”x5.75” and 2.5” tall, the model is in good condition with minor wear from previous display. There is very minimal crazing on the rooftops, as is often seen with these models. There are a few small tears to the box. $200-$400

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388. Swarovski Crystal Heart Pendant. (Swarovski, 2004) A Swarovski Crystal heart pendant with adhesive backed metal hanging hook and red and white ribbons. The faceted crystal pendant serves as setting for a central red crystal heart and is etched on the underside with the Swarovski swan logo and the year 2004. All items are housed in a foam fitted insert within the original hinged presentation box. The dazzling pendant measures 1.75”x1.75” and 1” deep in its 3.75”x3.75 and 1.75” deep box. The crystal heart is in very good condition with minor surface wear to the reverse and the box has some scuffing to the lid. $100-$200

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389. Fortuousity Shop Park Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A park-used sign for the Fortuosity Shop on Main Street in Disneyland. The boardbacked printed sign reads “Fortuosity Shop Jewelry Watches Gifts Curios” and features a stylized pocket watch graphic, all rendered in a charmingly antique aesthetic befitting the boutique’s Queen Anne-inspired design.

Measuring 36”x23.5”, the sign is in park used very good condition. The front exhibits some scratches and adhesive residue while the back exhibits scuffing, soiling, strips of packing tape, adhesive residue, and assorted surface wear. $600-$800

390. Disneyland Silhouette Studio Store Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A park-used picture frame sign for custom silhouette portraits which was displayed at the Silhouette Studio in Disneyland’s Main Street, U.S.A. The molded plastic frame is expertly painted to appear as rich brown wood with gold-tone accents and features a printed advertisement under glass in the central oval opening. Measuring 9.5”x7.75” and 1.25” deep, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

391. Carnation Ice Cream Parlor Tip Tray.

(Disneyland, c.1990s) A vintage tip tray from the Carnation Ice Cream Parlor in Disneyland’s Main Street, U.S.A. The stylish park artifact is constructed of fiberglass and features the restaurant’s logo on the face. Measuring 7”x5”, the tray is in fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

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392. Carnation Ice Cream Parlor Russel Wright Cup & Saucer. (Disneyland, c. 1950s) A rare park used cup and saucer set from the Carnation Ice Cream Parlor in Disneyland’s Main Street, U.S.A. Manufactured by Russel White, the elegant Sterling China cup and saucer feature eye-catching airbrushed carnation flower graphics. The saucer retains a maker’s stamp on the reverse. The cup measures 3”x4.5” and 3.75” deep and the saucer is 6.25” in diameter. Both are in very good condition with wear to the bottoms from use in the Disneyland eatery. $100-$200

394. Pair of Carnation Ice Cream Parlor Menus and Placemat.

(Disneyland, c.1980s) A park-used menu, child’s menu, and placemat from the Carnation Ice Cream Parlor. The cardstock menu features the restaurant logo on the cover and a list of breakfast and dessert fare in the interior. The paper child’s menu lists food options on the cover and contains games.

The textured paper placemat has a large, central logo. Ranging in size from 8.5”x6.75” to 9.75”x13.5”, the menu is in good condition and the child’s menu and placemat are in very good condition. The menu exhibits separation to the spine, creasing to the covers, corner bumping, edge wear, and toning. The placemat has some crumpling at upper right, and the child’s menu shows light handling. $100-$200 124

393. Mickey and Minnie Mouse Carnation Plaza Gardens Mug. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A vintage Carnation Plaza Gardens milk glass mug manufactured by Federal. The luminous white mug features imagery of Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse in period attire with a signature turnof-the-century wrought iron table and two-tone umbrella from the classic Disneyland locale. Measuring 3”x4.25” and 3” deep, the handled mug is in very good condition with a few small spots of finish loss. $100-$200

395. Carnation Ice Cream Parlor Commemorative Watch. (Disneyland, 1997) A very rare limited edition watch commemorating the closure of the Carnation Ice Cream Parlor. Likely created as a very exclusive gift, the non-functional watch features a printed restaurant logo on the face and reads “A Tradition at Disneyland since 1955.” A small card is included which lists the watch as edition number “06c,” and “06” is also engraved on the reverse of the watch. It is unlikely that this watch was intended for wide distribution. The watch measures 2.5”x2” on a 15” chain with a 3” pocketknife at the opposite end. The condition is very good, with some surface wear and minor bending to the sleeve. The lid of the clamshell is detached from the lower half. $200-$400

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396. Swift’s Restaurants Dining Tray. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A large fiberglass food service tray created for the three Swift’s Premium Meats sponsored restaurants at Disneyland: The Plantation House, Red Wagon Inn, and Swift’s Market House cafe. The tray features a stylized park map indicating the locations of the Swift’s establishments with inset illustrations of the facades. Measuring 15”x20.25”, the tray is in very good condition with some scratches and scuffs to the bottom from park use and general wear to the extremities. $100-$200

398. Plaza Inn Host Stand. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A host stand from the Plaza Inn at Disneyland. Opened as the Red Wagon Inn in 1955, the Plaza Inn is a long-time favorite of Main Street, U.S.A. Today, the restaurant hosts character meet-and-greets with Minnie & Friends and remains a park staple.

The stand features beautiful molding along the sides and front, with upper and lower surfaces, as well as a drawer and single cabinet. The upper shelf has a plaque detailing the dangers of BPA as required by law. Measuring 20”x26” and 47” tall, the stand is in good condition with expected wear from park use, including surface scuffs, chipping, and dents. While there are casters on the base, the wheels no longer roll easily. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $500-$700

397. Plaza Pavilion Menu Sign. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A large menu sign for the Plaza Pavilion at Disneyland. An opening day restaurant, the Plaza Pavilion operated for 42 years before shutting down in 1997. The space was used for various guest services until 2012, when it was reopened as the Jolly Holiday Bakery. This unique menu deviates from the restaurant’s familiar Italian fare and offers Chinese food instead and was likely created for an event or a short-lived menu change. Measuring 42”x21”, the sign is in very good condition with some scratching and scuffing to the surface, including a few spots of paint loss to the text. $400-$700

399. Plaza Inn Dining Tray. (Disneyland, c.1987) A large fiberglass food service tray from the Plaza Inn in Disneyland’s Main Street, U.S.A. The tray features the Inn’s 19th Century-inspired logo with Deco foliate border and a central stylized rendering of lush, mountainous Colombian coffee fields with the Juan Valdez and mule insignia of the establishment’s sponsor, Colombian Coffee Growers. Measuring 15”x20.25”, the tray is in good condition with some cracking overall, chipping to the rim and the reverse, scratches, scuffs, and surface loss exposing the metal armature at bottom right. $100-$200 125

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400. Hills Bros. Coffee House 1959 Menu. (Disneyland, 1959) A vintage menu from Disneyland’s Hills Bros. Coffee House. In operation from 1958-1976, this bifold cardstock menu is from the earliest days of the casual eatery. The front cover depicts a stylized illustration of the restaurant’s facade, the interior contains food and beverage offerings and a full-page company mission statement, and the back boasts a wonderfully illustrated park map.

Measuring 10”x8”, the menu is in very good condition with minor handling wear. $100-$200

401. Town Square Cafe Menu. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A vintage parkused menu from the Town Square Cafe in Disneyland’s Main Street, U.S.A. The bifold cardstock menu features the restaurant’s logo on the cover, the story of Main Street, U.S.A on the inside cover, and two pages of the restaurant’s all-American food and beverage fare printed on a bifold vellum leaf, which is affixed to the covers with a gold braided elastic band. Measuring 10”x8”, the menu is in fine condition with some corner bumping and edge wear. $100-$200

402. Disneyland Dry Goods Park Sign. (Disneyland, 1990s) A Dry Goods sign from Disneyland. The wooden sign is painted beige and features screened lettering reading, “Dry Goods” with a retro decorative border. Two holes are bored in the top edge of the sign, which contain the remnants of wooden posts from previous display. Additionally, holes have been nailed in the bottom edge of the sign and near the bottom of the reverse. Measuring 6”x24”, the sign is in good condition with some paint loss, scratching, scuffs, paint cracking, and paint chipping, with more pronounced wear on the reverse. $400-$600 126

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403. Milt Albright’s Grad Nite ‘62 Program & Record. (Disneyland, 1962) An original Disneyland Grad Nite souvenir program and “Grad Nite at Disneyland 1962” 45 rpm record in the original sleeve. The program lists the participating high schools, as well as the evening’s musical entertainment. The record features the song “La Raspa” on Side 1, with “That’s All” and “Goodnight Sweetheart” on Side 2. These items are from the collection of Milt Albright, who created the Grad Nite program. Measuring 11”x9”, the program is in very good condition with some corner bumping and oxidized paper clip staining at top left. The record and sleeve measure 7”x7.25” and are in fine condition with only minor wear. $100-$200

404. Milt Albright’s Grad Nite ‘63 Souvenir Program. (Disneyland, 1963) A rare vintage Disneyland Grad Nite 1963 souvenir program. The 6-page program comes from the collection of Milt Albright, who created the Grad Nite program. The contents include a list of the participating schools, a compendium of the featured musical acts with portrait illustrations, and a “Grad Nite Diary” for recording memories of the event. The program measures 11”x4.25” and is in very good condition with a faint crease to the upper corner of the back cover. $100-$200

405. Disneyland Grad Nite ‘67 Brochure and Program. (Disneyland, 1967) A brochure and program from the June 15, 1967 Grad Nite event at Disneyland. The bifold brochure lists the location of the various musical performances at the event as well as the sites of special activities and general information. The 5-page staple bound program features a list of participating schools from across Southern California and images of the featured musical acts. The brochure measures 7”x5.5” and is in good condition with moderate browning at the edges and a central horizontal crease from folding. The program is 8.25”x10.25” and in very good condition with only a faint crease in the upper left corner. $100-$200

406. Grad Nite ‘74 Souvenir Program. (Disneyland, 1974) A souvenir program for Disneyland’s Grad Nite event in 1974. The event was held on June 14 with nearly 100 schools attending. The stylized program lists the musical performers for the evening including Olivia Newton-John, The Spinners, and Teddy Buckner, and there is a blank back page for autographs. Measuring 9”x12”, the 6-page program is in very good condition with minor handling wear. $100-$200 127

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407. Grad Nite 1977 Poster. (Disneyland, 1977) A poster promoting the Grad Nite event for 1979. This colorful poster lists the acts performing at the events, including Rose Royce, Linda Clifford, The Raes, Arpeggio, The Glass Family, First Choice, and Papa Doo Run Run. Measuring 27.5”x22”, the poster is in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

409. Disneyland Grad Nite ‘80 Poster Concept Painting. (Disneyland, 1980) An original concept painting for the Disneyland Grad Nite ‘80 Event poster. Accomplished in acrylic on a sheet of RC paper mounted to illustration board, the artwork juxtaposes iconic elements of the park including Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, the Mad Tea Party, Space Mountain, the Matterhorn, and Sleeping Beauty Castle. This piece comes from the collection of Milt Albright, who created the Grad Nite program. Measuring 8”x9.75” on a 10”x15” board, the painting is in very good condition with adhesive residue and soiling around the board from mask or mat removal, not affecting the image. $300-$500 128

408. Grad Nite 1977 Foil Event Poster. (Disneyland, 1977) An extremely rare silkscreened foil event poster for Disneyland’s Grad Nite 1977, featuring out-of-this-world imagery of the newly opened Space Mountain attraction. This piece is from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright, who created Grad Nite. Rolled and never folded, the poster measures 30”x16” and is in very good condition with minor surface wear and handling. Foil posters are notoriously fragile, and this scarce Disneyland piece is remarkably well preserved. $100-$200

410. Grad Nite at Disneyland Sign. (Disneyland, c.2014) A sign from Disneyland Resort’s Grad Nite events. The sign bears the event logo with the Honda sponsorship mentioned below. Printed on PVC board, the sign measures 19.75”x19.75” and is in good overall condition with some surface scuffs and edge-wear consistent with park use. There are eight strips of velcro on the reverse from prior mounting. $200-$400

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411. Pixie Hollow Lamp Prop. (Disneyland, c.2015) A prop lamp from the Pixie Hollow attraction at Disneyland.

Used in the Tinker Bell meet and great venue, this whimsical vine lamp consists of a hooked metal post with a molded coating and a marbled glass shade. Measuring an impressive 80” tall, including the portion of the base which would be installed in the ground, the lamp is in good used condition with some nicks and chips throughout, cracking to the bases of the tendrils, and general surface wear from use. The lamp will need to be rewired for functionality. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $1,000-$2,000

412. Disneyland Vertical Lamppost Banners. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A pair of tri-color vertical banners from Main Street. Constructed of blue, white, and gold synthetic fabric, this style of banner would have been hung from the park’s lampposts during events and celebrations. Measuring 58”x12.5”, the banners are in very good condition with minor wear. $300-$500

413. Disneyland “State Fair” Straw Hat. (Disneyland, 1987-88) A vintage cowboy hat exclusively available during Disneyland’s “State Fair” events in the fall of 1987 and 1988.

The straw hat features a molded crown, upturned brim, and Disneyland State Fair graphic bandana with metal stud accents. A size Large, the hat retains its original internal Disney Character Fashions tag on the internal sweatband and is in fine condition. $100-$200

414. Set of (118) Disneyland “State Fair” State Stickers. (Disneyland, 1987-88) A collection of (118) state stickers given out at Disneyland during their “State Fair” promotions in the fall of 1987 and 1988. The collection includes a complete set of all 50 states, as well as (68) additional stickers constituting a near complete second set (sans Missouri and South Carolina) with many duplicates. Each sticker measures 2.75”x4.25” and all are in generally fine condition with minor edge and corner wear. $100-$200 129

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415. Oversized “State Fair” Disneyland Sign. (Disneyland, 1988-89) A very large sign used during Disneyland’s “State Fair” celebration between 1988-89. This sign, similar in design to the more common signs used on the park’s lampposts, is the seldom seen oversized version that was created in far fewer numbers and used at select key points of interest throughout the park. Screen printed on PVC board, the sign measures an impressive 49”x48”, and is in very good park used condition, with several small holes for mounting, surface scuffs, scratches, minor soiling, and moderate adhesive remnants to the reverse. $500-$700

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416. Oversized “Blast to the Past” Disneyland Sign. (Disneyland, 1988-89) A very large sign used during Disneyland’s “Blast to the Past” celebration between 1988-89. This unique celebration brought a touch of the 1950s to the park with themed parades, classic cars, and costumed performers. This sign, similar in design to the more common signs used on the park’s lampposts, is the seldom seen oversized version that was created in far fewer numbers and used at select key points of interest throughout the park. Screen printed on PVC board, the sign measures an impressive 46”x47”, and is in very good park used condition, with several small holes for mounting, surface scuffs, scratches, minor soiling, and moderate adhesive remnants to the reverse. $500-$700

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REDISCOVERING DISNEYLAND Debuting on June 17, 1972 at Disneyland, the Main Street Electrical Parade was an incredible visual feat unlike any parade which had been seen before it. The floats for the parade included over 500,000 tiny lightbulbs, all of which had to be hand-tinted. In developing the parade, Disney also created the first automated parade show-control program, which used radio-activated triggers to allow individual floats to trigger certain music as they entered each “zone” along the parade route, ensuring that all guests had the same parade experience. The nighttime spectacle had a remarkable 24 year run at Disneyland from 1972 to 1996, with performances at California Adventure from 20012010. It again returned to Disneyland for limited engagements in 2017 and 2019. The parade proved so popular that it was replicated at Walt Disney World, where it ran from 1977-1991, and returned again from 1999-2001 and from 2010-2016. Although currently on hiatus, the lasting popularity of the original version of the parade with its catchy “Baroque Hoedown” music ensures that the Main Street Electrical Parade will undoubtedly return to delight guests once again in the future.

417. Main Street Electrical Parade Promotional Painting. (Disneyland, 1977) An original painting created for the return of the Main Street Electrical Parade in the Summer of 1977. Mickey and Minnie are shown here riding one of the most recognizable floats of the parade, with other iconic Electrical Parade details such as the mushrooms, butterflies, and snails, seen behind them. The colors used in this original artwork beautifully mirror the colors and vibrancy of the “electrical lights” used in this fan-favorite park parade. Beautifully hand-painted in acrylic on art board, the artwork has an image size of 16.25”x19.25” on the 20”x25.25” board. The condition is very fine. $2,000-$3,000 131

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419. Main Street Electrical Parade Cast License Plate. (Walt Disney World, 1999) A license plate created for the Main Street Electrical Parade Cast Summer Celebration at Walt Disney World.

The popular parade returned to the Magic Kingdom for a second run in May of 1999, making this the parade’s first summer at the park in 8 years. Created in flexible plastic, the license plate showcases two of the parade’s floats with Mickey, Donald, and Goofy on board, and reads “1999 Cast Summer Celebration.” Measuring 6”x12”, the license plate is in very good unused condition, with minor surface wear. $100-$200

420. Set of (3) Main Street Electrical Parade Light Props. (Disneyland, 1996) A set of (3) original electric lightbulbs from the Main Street Electrical Parade at Disneyland. These bulbs were decommissioned from a float in the parade when the popular nightly audio-visual extravaganza was retired in 1996. Then, in 2001, a limited number of bulbs were individually packaged in display boxes and sold at the park to benefit Anaheim-area children’s charities. The set includes a blue bulb, a red bulb, and a magenta bulb. Each bulb measures approximately 0.5” tall x 0.75” in diameter.

The boxes are 3.25”x5” and 3” deep. All are in very good condition with some minor clouding to the plastic display coverings. $100-$200

421. Main Street Electrical Parade Farewell Season Poster. (Walt Disney World, 1991) A poster celebrating the farewell season of the Main Street Electrical Parade at Walt Disney World. The panoramic poster features a stunning shot of the popular parade with Cinderella Castle and fireworks in the background. The dates of the parade’s 14-year run are printed along the top. Measuring 9”x20”, the poster is in good condition with some edge-wear, including a small tear at the lower right.

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422. Main Street Parade Mickey’s Drum WDCC Figure. (Disneyland, 1999) A Main Street Electrical Parade Mickey’s Drum figure from the Walt Disney Classics Collection. Designed by artist Larry Nikolai, this highly detailed cast resin figure is hand painted and affixed to a wooden display base. The base features a metal banner-style identification plaque on the front and an additional metal Main Street Electrical Parade plaque embedded into the felted bottom.

The figure has a built-in battery pack in the base, but the electronics are currently inoperable due to battery corrosion. Measuring 4”x8.25” and 7.5” tall, the drum is in fair condition with some surface wear. The original green WDCC cardboard box packaging is included. $300-$500

423. Main Street Parade Lightning Bug WDCC Figure. (Disneyland, 2000) A Main Street Electrical Parade Lightning Bug figure from the Walt Disney Classics Collection. Designed by artist Larry Nikolai, this highly detailed cast resin figure is hand painted and affixed to a wooden display base. When a power switch on the base is toggled on, orange and green lights illuminate in the body of the figure, and flash in alternating patterns. The piece is accompanied by its Certificate of Authenticity. Measuring 4.25”x5.25” and 4” deep, the lightning bug is in very fine, as-new condition. The original green WDCC cardboard box packaging is included. It measures 5.75”x9” and 7” deep and has minor finish loss. $300-$500

425. America on Parade Picture Disc. (Disneyland, 1975) A vintage 12” picture disc vinyl LP created by Disney as a special park souvenir during the run of America on Parade. Produced in a limited edition of 5000, the disc is accompanied by its original plastic sleeve with cardboard insert measuring 12”x12.25”. The record appears to be in fine condition with minimal wear.

The sleeve is in good condition with some clouding from age and a tear at the bottom repaired with tape. The insert has browned and bears a surface impression in the shape of the record. $100-$200

424. Disney’s Electrical Parade Mug Display. (Disneyland, 2001) A park-used Disney’s Electrical Parade commemorative mug display from Disneyland. The clear plastic mug has an internal lighting element that illuminates any beverage poured therein. The mug is installed on a cardboard standee as it was exhibited on a concessions counter at the park. The mug measures 6.75”x4.5” and 2.75” deep and the standee is 14.25”x8.5” and 2.75” deep. Both are in good condition. The mug has minor surface wear and the power switch is non-functioning. The standee exhibits adhesive residue at center right and some creasing and tears to the foldout legs on the reverse, but still stands sturdily. $100-$200

426. Pixar Parade Streamer Gun. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A compressed air streamer gun used by Pixar walkaround characters in the Pixar Play Parade. It is constructed of brightly colored plastic, metal, rubber insulated hosing, and other repurposed components. When the hand trigger is depressed, compressed air shoots streamers out above the crowd. Measuring approximately 30.75”x14” and 7.5” deep, the piece is in very good parkused condition with some scuffing, scratching, surface wear, dings, and spot paint loss. The mechanical functionality has not been tested. $200-$400 133

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427. Mickey’s Halloween Party Treat Stop Banner. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A banner used to decorate a Treat Stop candy cart at Disneyland’s Mickey’s Halloween Party event. The vibrant green synthetic fabric banner features printed graphics including “Treat Stop” text, a Trick-or-Treat bag with pieces of candy, and a large central Mickey’s Halloween Party logo with Mickey dressed as a vampire. The banner is equipped with velcro on the front and back for attachment to the cart. Measuring 86.5”x28.5”, the piece is in very good condition with a 1.5” tear at bottom left and occasional scuffs and soiling. $100-$200 428. Disneyland Festival of Holidays Kwanzaa Park Sign. (Disneyland, c.2016) An original Celebrating Kwanzaa park sign from the Disneyland Festival of Holidays at California Adventure. Held annually since 2016, the Festival of Holidays provides guests special food booths offering seasonal delicacies from across the globe, as well as world music performances and other celebratory cultural exhibitions. Constructed of wood and printed foam board, this Celebrating Kwanzaa sign was used at a Festival of Holidays food kiosk. Measuring 14.25”x16” and 2” deep, the sign is in very good condition with some minor surface wear and cracking to the banner from outdoor park display. $100-$200

429. Mickey’s Halloween Party Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A sign for the Mickey’s Halloween Party event at Disneyland. This popular seasonal event moved to California Adventure in recent years as “Oogie Boogie Bash.” Printed on thin metal with a dense foam core, the single-sided sign measures 27”x20”. The condition is good with some scratching around the edges consistent with park use. There are several velcro tabs on the reverse from the sign’s original use. $200-$400 134

430. Disneyland Mickey Mouse Club Park Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) An original park used Mickey Mouse Club sign from Disneyland. Printed on sturdy foamboard, the sign replicates the classic Mickey Mouse Club logo from the 1950s. Measuring 25” in diameter, the piece is in good park used condition. It exhibits some scuffs and scratches to the front and a large swath of adhesive residue on the reverse from mounting. $100-$200

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431. Gifts with Disney Magic Holiday Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A double-sided yuletide holiday shop sign from Disneyland. Constructed of die-cut acrylic board with applied graphics assembled and layered using foam blocks and acrylic posts, the 3-D sign depicts Mickey dressed as Santa leaning on a mouse ear Christmas ornament. A length of rope is attached to the top for hanging, and the ornament ears are equipped with holes for support wire. Measuring 26”x23.75” and 1” deep, the sign is in very good condition with some surface scratches, scuffs, and bubbling to the graphics. $300-$500

433. Donald Duck’s 50th Birthday Sign. (Disneyland, 1984) A sign created for Donald Duck’s 50th birthday celebration at Disneyland in 1984.

This sign was displayed in Main Street during the event and is printed on sturdy acrylic board. The lamppost sign measures 17.5”x18” and is in very good condition with some scuffing and minor scratches throughout from use. The acrylic is slightly yellowed from age. $300-$600

432. Pixar Fest Main Street Lamppost Bunting. (Disneyland, 2018) A decorative bunting used on the Main Street lampposts for the first Pixar Fest at Disneyland. Pixar Fest was created to celebrate the characters and stories of Pixar, and introduced a new fireworks show, as well as special themed entertainment, food, and merchandise.

The tri-color cloth bunting is in Pixar’s signature blue, yellow, and red, and measures approximately 78”x36.5”.

The condition is good, with some surface wear and staining from park use. $200-$400

434. Happy Birthday Mickey 50th Birthday Sign. (Disneyland, 1978) A sign used during Mickey’s 50th Birthday celebration at Disneyland. It features Mickey in his vintage-drawn style and his year of creation, 1928, as well as his 50th anniversary year of 1978. It is screen printed on PVC board and measures 15.75” in diameter. The condition is good with scuffs and general surface wear from use. $300-$600 135

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435. Happy Birthday Mickey 88th Birthday Sign. (Disneyland, 2016) A sign for Mickey Mouse’s 88th birthday celebration. The sign features the modern pie-eyed Mickey with the hashtag “#HappyBirthdayMickey” in a design which was used across several parks. This sign is printed on foamcore and was likely intended for guest photo ops. Measuring 23.5” in diameter, the sign is in very good condition with some spots of denting and scuffing consistent with park use. $200-$400

436. Mickey’s 60th Birthday Main Street Lamppost Sign. (Disneyland, 1988) A rare lamppost sign from Main Street that was used during Mickey Mouse’s 60th birthday celebrations. Printed on acrylic board with mirrored design elements, the sign features a dapper Mickey Mouse with his name behind him and the phrase “Sixty Years with You.” Unlike similar signs we have seen in the past, this version includes silk-screened imagery rather than an applied decal. The die-cut sign measures 18”x23” and is in good condition with moderate surface wear throughout, including scuffing and scratching from use. $200-$400 45.25”

437. Oversized Mickey’s 60th Birthday Disneyland Sign. (Disneyland, 1988) A very large sign used during Mickey’s 60th Birthday celebration at Disneyland. A dapper Mickey Mouse is shown above his beginnings as Steamboat Willie with the text “Sixty Years with You.” This sign, similar in design to the more common signs used on the park’s lampposts, is the seldom seen oversized version that was created in far fewer numbers and used at select key points of interest throughout the park. Screen printed on PVC board, the sign measures an impressive 45.25”x59”, and is in good park used condition with several small holes at center for mounting and scuffs, scratches, spot surface loss, and general wear. $500-$700 136

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438. Disneyland Tencennial Anniversary Pennant. (Disneyland, 1965) A vintage pennant created in commemoration of Disneyland’s Tencennial celebration. The red felt pennant features raised flocked Disneyland text logo lettering and a special 1965 tenth anniversary seal graphic.

Measuring 8.25”x23.5”, the piece is in very good condition with minor color softening and darkening to the white elements from age, as well as a staple in the upper left corner. $100-$200

440. Original Disneyland 25th Birthday Party Artwork. (Disneyland, 1980) An original art piece created for Disneyland’s 25th anniversary promotional materials. The artwork is accomplished in marker over pencil on a vellum leaf that has been mounted to a thin sheet of board for stability. This piece is from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright, who oversaw special marketing projects in the era. The image measures 9.75”x20.25” on a 12”x22” board. The artwork is in very good condition, with some yellowing to the right of the image, production handling, and staining to the upper right of the backing board, not affecting the artwork. $400-$600

439. Original Disneyland 25th Anniversary Artwork. (Disneyland, 1980) An original painting created to help promote Disneyland’s 25th anniversary year. In addition to Mickey and friends, the painting includes the less commonly seen Br’er Bear, notable because Critter Country and its main attraction Splash Mountain wouldn’t open until several years after the 25th anniversary. Accomplished in acrylic on art board, the painting has an image size of 9.75”x10.5” on 15”x20” board. The condition is very fine with minor yellowing at the edges of the board. $500-$700

441. Disneyland 25th Anniversary Lamppost Sign. (Disneyland, 1980) A vintage park sign created for Disneyland’s 25th anniversary celebrations. The cast fiberglass sign is painted metallic silver with navy blue accents and is equipped with metal bracket, bolt, and wire hanging hardware on the reverse. Measuring 12”x18.25”, the sign is in very good condition, exhibiting only minor surface wear from park display. $200-$400

442. Disneyland 30th Anniversary Lamppost Sign. (Disneyland, 1985) An original lamppost sign from Disneyland’s 30th anniversary.

The sign is printed on PVC board and depicts Sleeping Beauty Castle. The single-sided sign measures 22”x22” and is in very good overall condition with some surface scuffs and scratches, and two screw holes from the sign’s original use.

There is a Walt Disney productions stamp on the reverse. $200-$400 137

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443. Disneyland 30th Year Celebration Park Sign. (Disneyland, 1985) A Disneyland park sign used during the 30th Year Celebration festivities. The molded wood composite sign features printed retro Art Deco graphics and is equipped with holes in the corners for mounting. The piece retains a Disney copyright ink stamp on the reverse. Measuring 9”x25.5, the sign is in very good condition with a dent at lower left (likely a manufacturing flaw), spot surface loss, and wear to the corner holes from previous park mounting. $200-$400

444. Disneyland 30th Anniversary Park Sign. (Disneyland, 1985) A rare vintage park-used Disneyland 30th anniversary shield sign. The plastic oval-shaped sign was used as part of the elaborate Incredible Countdown Clock installation at the park’s entrance, where signs like this adorned the crest of the clock and accented the organ pipes on either side. The sign features the Disneyland 30th Anniversary logo at center and is stamped “Walt Disney Productions” on the reverse. Measuring 24”x17.75”, the convex sign is in very good park-used condition with some surface scratching, scuffs, edge wear, and spot soiling to the reverse. $500-$700

445. Disneyland 35th Anniversary Lamppost Sign. (Disneyland, 1990) A lamppost sign from Disneyland’s 35th anniversary celebrations.

Featuring a stylized Sleeping Beauty Castle design printed on acrylic board, the sign measures 26.25”x15.5” and is in good condition with moderate scratching throughout, particularly though the central section of the sign. $300-$500 138

446. 40 Years of Adventure Lamppost Sign. (Disneyland, 1995) A lamppost sign used during the 40 Years of Adventure celebration at Disneyland. The die-cut mirrored acrylic sign resembles a compass rose and is printed with the event’s logo. Measuring 24.5”x24.5”, the sign is in good condition with some scratching and scuffing to the surface throughout.

There is a spot of sticky residue on the top edge. $300-$500

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447. Halcyon Days “45 Years of Magic” Enamel Box. (Disneyland, 2000) An elegant limited edition enamel box created by Halcyon Days in celebration of Disneyland’s 45 Years of Magic anniversary event. The fine enamel box features Imagineer Herb Ryman’s original concept art for Sleeping Beauty Castle on the top of the hinged lid, and is edition numbered “57/1955” on the bottom of the base. The piece is accompanied by the original clamshell presentation box and a Halcyon Days COA. Measuring 1.75”x2” and 1” deep, the box is in fine condition with minor adhesive residue to the bottom. $100-$200

449. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Celebration Press Kit. (Disneyland, 2005) An original press kit created for the Disneyland 50th anniversary “Happiest Celebration on Earth” festivities. The folder features a lenticular image of a fireworks display at Sleeping Beauty Castle. The kit includes (11) separate press releases totaling 14-pages, detailing various special events, installations, and new attractions planned as part of the semicentennial spectacular. A Disneyland crossword puzzle, photo proof sheet, CD-ROM, and Disney Press and Publicity VP Duncan Wardle’s business card are also included. Measuring 12”x9”, the kit is in very good condition with some minor edge wear and surface impressions to the folder as well as oxidation to staples. $200-$400

448. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Crowd Control Flag. (Disneyland, 2005) A decorative flag that was draped over a crowd control rope at Disneyland during the 50th anniversary festivities. The royal blue polycotton blend fabric flag features a screened mouse ear 50th anniversary graphic and self-fastens with velcro. Measuring 11.5”x14.5”, the piece is in very fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

450. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Celebration Press Kit. (Disneyland, 2005) An original press kit created to promote the Disneyland 50th Anniversary: A Global Celebration festivities world-wide. The set consists of a slipcase containing a master folder that opens to reveal a large holographic image of Sleeping Beauty Castle festooned with anniversary regalia. A side pocket in the folder houses an additional series of (8) press kit folders, each containing a press release and photo print. Measuring 12.25”x9” assembled, the set is in very good condition with minor crushing to the slipcase and side pocket of the master folder. $200-$400 139

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451. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Candy Dispenser Gift. (Disneyland, 2005) A classic coin-operated candy dispenser created to celebrate Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. This machine has been attributed as a press gift and consists of a gold-colored metal body and cap with a glass globe, and a metal Sleeping Beauty Castle topper. The globe reads “Celebrating 50 Years of Disney Theme Parks” with both resort names beneath, and the dispenser comes with a wooden stand for display. Measuring 12.75” tall with the stand and topper included, the dispenser is in good condition with minimal wear to the main machine. The castle topper displays some cracking to both paint and metal, most prominently seen on the two tallest spires. $100-$200

454. Passholder 50th Anniversary Ice Cream Parlor Pin. (Disneyland, 2005) A Dining Series Main Street Ice Cream Parlor enamel pin created in celebration of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. Exclusively available to Annual Passholders, the pin was released in a special edition of 10,000 and comes in a presentation box. Measuring 1.75”x1.75”, the piece is in very fine, as-new condition. The box, measuring approximately 4.25”x6.25” and .75” deep, exhibits some edge wear to the lid. $100-$200 140

452. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Admission Ticket Plate. (Disneyland, 2005) A rare Disneyland admission ticket plate created to commemorate the park’s 50th anniversary. Designed after adult ticket 000001, the glass plate is presented in its original “Celebrating 50 Years of Magical Memories” cardboard box with form fitted foam insert. The plate measures 9”x13.75” and is in fine, unused condition. The box measures 11.25”x16.25” and 2.75” deep and is also in fine condition with only minor wear to the lid. $100-$200

455. 50th Anniversary Cast Member Commemorative Gift Set. (Disneyland, 2005) A complete set of Disneyland 50th anniversary cast member gifts. The set includes a special “I Worked There July 17, 2005” enamel pin, a 50th anniversary park map brochure, a July 17, 2005 issue of the cast-exclusive magazine Disneyland Resort Line numbered “164/18,000,” a 50 Happiest Moments on Earth cast-exclusive complete (50) trading card set, a cast-member exclusive hardcover book titled The Magic Begins with Me, and a pair of golden ears with a Disneyland 50th patch.

All items are assembled in the original Disneyland 50th anniversary branded plastic shopping bag.

The bag measures 14”x17” and 2.25” deep. Overall, the set is in very good condition. A few pieces exhibit corner and edge wear, minor denting, or general handling. $100-$200

453. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Photo Album. (Disneyland, 2005) A Disneyland 50th Anniversary commemorative photo album. The leatherette and board photo album is engraved with the park’s semicentennial Sleeping Beauty Castle logo. The covers open to a pair of wood veneer 6”x4” photo frames preloaded with a print of Walt Disney walking through the Disneyland castle and a letter from Disneyland Resort President Matt Ouimet. The frames themselves contain four sets of twelve cascading archival plastic 4”x6” photo sleeves. Measuring 9”x7” and 2.75” deep, the album is in very good condition with some small tears to the leatherette and edge wear to the veneers. $100-$200

456. Set of (5) 50th Anniversary Lenticular Proof Prints. (Disneyland, 2005) A set of (5) lenticular proof prints created for promotion of Disneyland 50th Anniversary: A Global Celebration events and festivities. The lenticulars include the Disneyland castle logo with fireworks, the Walt Disney World castle logo with fireworks, California Adventure Block Party Blast, the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters grand opening, and Sleeping Beauty Castle with fireworks and Tinker Bell in flight. All pieces have registration marks and printed notation in the blank borders. Ranging in size from 3.5”x4” to 5.75”x6”, the lenticulars are in generally fine condition with minor surface wear. $100-$200

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457. Kellogg’s Disneyland 50th Anniversary Wobbler Set. (Kellogg’s, 2005) A set of (5) Disney Wobblers created by Kellogg’s in celebration of the Disneyland 50th Anniversary: A Global Celebration festivities. Consisting of a plastic capsule with a weighted base and Disney character graphics, these un-knock-over-able Wobblers were a cross promotion with the official breakfast sponsor of Disneyland and Walt Disney World, Kellogg’s. These sample set Wobblers are housed in a plastic tube with attached explanatory Disneyland 50th Anniversary card. Each Wobbler measures 3” tall and the tube is 16.25” tall x 1.75” in diameter.

Both toys and packaging are in fine condition with minor wear. The card exhibits faint stress creasing and corner wear. $100-$200

460. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Pen and Pencil Set. (Disneyland, 2005) A Disneyland 50th anniversary pen and mechanical pencil set. The matching pen and pencil feature dark red buffed wood casings with gold-tone accents. The set is housed in a wooden presentation box with the park’s semicentennial logo etched on the face of the hinged lid. Both writing implements measure 5.5” long and the box is 3”x6.75” and 1.25” deep. All pieces are in fine condition with minor surface wear. $100-$200

458. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Dedication Plaque. (Disneyland, 2005) A miniature replica of the original Disneyland dedication plaque presented by Walt at the park’s grand opening ceremony on July 17th, 1955. The plaque, created in celebration of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary, consists of a cast metal face with relief text and a polished black stone base with a felted bottom. The original cardboard presentation box is included. The plaque measures 4”x4” and 0.5” deep and is in very fine, as-new condition. The box is 5.75”x5.75” and 1.75” deep with some minor surface wear. $100-$200

461. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Etched Glass Paperweight. (Disneyland, 2005) An etched glass paperweight created in celebration of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. The roughedged paperweight is designed to appear as a raw gem chiseled from stone and is etched on the reverse with Disneyland’s 50th Anniversary Sleeping Beauty Castle Logo and the tagline “Happiest Homecoming on Earth.” The piece is housed in the original marbled navy blue and black fabric and board clamshell presentation box. The paperweight measures approximately 4”x4” and 1” deep and the box is 5.5”x5.5” and 1.75” deep. Both are in very fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

459. 50th Anniversary Lenticular Book and Plaque Set. (Disneyland, 2005) A rare box set containing a lenticular book and plaque that was sent to press and VIPs in celebration of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. The 15-page book contains five photographic lenticular prints of park landmarks. The acrylic plaque features a lenticular composite image combining elements of the castles from all the Disney parks. Both pieces are housed in a storybook cardboard case. The book measures 8”x8” and the plaque is 6x6”. Both are in fine condition, with the plaque exhibiting some minor surface wear under raking light. The case is 10”x10” and in very fine condition. The original transmittal box is included. $100-$200

462. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Wristwatch. (Disneyland, 2005) A Disneyland 50th anniversary wristwatch manufactured by Ballanda.

The Japan movement watch features a goldtone brushed metal case and bezel with a raised Sleeping Beauty Castle 50th anniversary logo on the face. The watch strap is black leather with a gold-tone metal buckle. The wristwatch is housed in the original leatherette and board presentation box with felted form fitted insert and a Disneyland 50th anniversary print in a die-cut window on the lid. The watch measures 8.5”x1.25” and is in very fine, as-new condition with the protective plastic cling still attached. The box is 6”x2.75” and 1.75” deep with minimal wear. $100-$200 141

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463. Disneyland Vinylmation 55th Anniversary Set. (Disneyland, 2010) A set of (6) Vinylmation 3” Mickey Mouse figures and a trading pin created to commemorate the 55th anniversary of Disneyland. Never opened, the set is still shrink-wrapped in the original cardboard box packaging, which is designed to look like a vintage Disneyland ticket book. Released in a limited edition of 1955 in honor of the park’s opening year, the set was only available at Disneyland. The box retains a Disney Parks price tag on the wrapping, and measures 5.25”x17.5” and 2.25” deep. It is in fine condition, with small breaches to the shrink wrap and minor bending at the corners. $200-$400

465. Pair of Diamond Celebration Signs.

(Disneyland, 2015/16) A pair of signs used during Disneyland’s Diamond Celebration which ran from 2015-2016. The winter sign is printed on thick PVC board, while the anniversary sign is on sturdy foamcore. Measuring 23.75” in diameter each, the signs are in very good condition with some scuffing and edge-wear from park use.

The anniversary sign is bending slightly around the edges. $300-$500 142

464. Disneyland Diamond Celebration Sign. (Disneyland, 2015) A sign used during Disneyland’s Diamond Celebration for the park’s 60th anniversary. Printed on PVC board, the sign features the 60th anniversary logo of the Disney “D” with a diamond in the center on a dark blue background with several small stars. Measuring 19”x22.25”, the sign is in very good condition with some scuffing and scratching to the surface consistent with park use. $300-$500

466. Mickey Mouse Disneyland Opening Day Flag Pole Figure. (Disneyland, 2010) A limited edition figure created to commemorate Disneyland’s 55th anniversary. Depicting Mickey as a 1950s reporter at the park’s opening day ceremonies, the highly detailed resin figure includes a limited edition of 500 brushed metal pin replicating the official Disneyland dedication plaque, which plugs into the figure beneath the flagpole. A drawer pulls out of the back of the figure’s base that contains a limited edition of 500 enamel pin depicting the same tableau as the figure. The felted bottom of the base is stamped in gold ink with “Limited Edition 500” and the official Disney pin trading seal. Measuring 13.5”x6.5” in diameter, the figure is in very fine, as-new condition. The box measures 10”x8.5” and 7.75” deep and exhibits only minor wear. $100-$200

467. Disneyland 60th Anniversary Marquee Photo Op Sign. (Disneyland, 2015) A sign used during Disneyland’s 60th anniversary celebration on July 17th, 2015. To commemorate the anniversary of the park’s opening day, six nostalgic photo stations were set up throughout the park to celebrate popular former attractions, where guests of the event could pose in front of an image captured in Disneyland’s earlier years.

Alongside those backdrops were signs such as this one to describe the attraction and urge guests to share their experiences on social media. This sign is printed on PVC board and was placed in California Adventure near a backdrop of the Disneyland Marquee, which was removed in 1999. Measuring 29.75”x23.5”, the sign is in very good condition with expected wear from park use. $300-$500

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468. Disneyland 62nd Anniversary Sign.

(Disneyland, 2017) A sign from the 62nd anniversary of Disneyland. Intended to be used on July 17, 2017, this sign was likely created for guest photo ops and is printed on flexible PVC board. Measuring 23.5” in diameter, the sign is in very good condition with some surface wear consistent with park use. $300-$500

469. Disneyland Pin Trading Park Sign.

(Disneyland, c.2010s) An original Disneyland park-used Pin Trading sign. Constructed of acrylic with a hard rubber backing, signs like these are hung throughout the park to indicate a location where collectible pins are sold, and that cast members are in the vicinity with whom guests can trade Disney pins. Measuring 15.5”x16.5”, the sign is in very good park used condition with only minor surface wear. $100-$200

470. Disneyland 1986 Commemorative Pin Set. (Disneyland, 1986) A framed commemorative pin set created for the year 1986. The (8) pins represent the seven unique lands of the park at the time, as well as one general Disneyland pin. A small plaque is displayed over the pins. Each pin measures approximately 1.25” in diameter and the frame measures 9.25”x7.25”.

The condition is very fine, and the set comes in its original box. $100-$200

471. Disneyland Gothic Pin Set. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A framed set of (11) enamel pins titled “Disneyland Gothic.” Created in a limited edition of 500, the set takes the form of the classic Disneyland marquee text logo, and each letter pin is detailed with the physical attributes of an iconic animated character from Disney film history. The set is accompanied by a Disneyland COA. The pins range in size from 1.25”x1” to 2.5”x2” with a combined image area of 2.5”x10.5” within a 9.5”x16.5 black wood frame. The set is in very fine, as-new condition with minor wear to the frame. $100-$200

472. Disneyland Pin Trading Vest With (17) Pins. (Disneyland, c.2000) An official Disneyland pin trading vest. The khaki vest features a mesh vented back, a zippered right chest pocket, a Mickey Mouse Disneyland pin trading logo embroidered on the left chest, snapping waist cinch belts, hip pouch and welt pockets, and zipper front closure. A size “M”, the vest retains an internal Disneyland Resort maker’s tag. A starter set of (17) enamel pins representing Disneyland, California Adventure, Walt Disney World, and Tokyo Disneyland is also included. The vest remains unpierced and is in very fine as-new condition. The pins range in size from 1”x1” to 2.25”x1.5” and are also in very fine, as-new condition. $100-$200

473. Disney Energizer (5) Pin Set. (Disneyland, 2005) A special set of (5) Disneyland and Walt Disney World pins created for the Disneyland 50th Anniversary Happiest Celebration on Earth promotion. The enamel pins were exclusively available in partnership with Energizer, and the set is framed and matted with a print of an Energizer advertisement. Measuring approximately 1.5”x1.5”, the pins are in very fine, as-new condition. The frame is 10.5”x10.75” and exhibits some spots of paint loss. $100-$200 143

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474. Bronze “The Hub” Statue of Mickey. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A stunning bronze sculpture of Mickey Mouse produced by renowned Disney artist Bill Toma. Known for his expertise in creating sculptures and foundry work, Toma also worked on several of the popular cast member service awards as well as the bronzes seen in The Hub at multiple Disney parks. At Disneyland and Walt Disney World, these character bronzes are wonderfully displayed around the “Partners” statue by Blaine Gibson, whom Toma had a great relationship with starting in the 1980s. This bronze Mickey comes from Toma’s foundry, and while the bronze Mickey is no longer used at Disneyland or Walt Disney World, this sculpture is still in use within the international Disney Parks. Measuring 13” tall, the bronze is in good condition with minor scuffs and surface wear from previous display. $3,000-$5,000

475. “My Disneyland” Complete DeAgostini Park Model Set. (Disneyland, 2009) An extremely rare and immense model set titled “My Disneyland” manufactured by the Japanese company DeAgostini. The set is comprised of 100 individually boxed kits, and scarce few dedicated fans have ever been able to collect all the components, let alone build the entire model. This lot contains all (100) kits that make up the complete My Disneyland set, along with an additional (25+) duplicate kits that can be used for purposes of maintenance or repair. This comprehensive model set represents the entire park, including every iconic attraction in service at the time of its creation. A tribute to meticulous design, Easter egg details are hidden throughout, such as an Abominable Snowman within the Matterhorn and Madame Leota’s crystal ball within the Haunted Mansion. The set also features a miniature train and several illuminating electronic elements. The original Japanese language instruction manuals are included. However, no knowledge of Japanese is necessary to understand and follow the pictorial step-by-step assembly guides. The set is accompanied by a large wooden display platform for the finished model. The condition of the unassembled kits is generally very good. Many of the boxes are still sealed, however some of the opened boxes are separating from their backings due to the materials used in production, but this does not affect the condition of the pieces themselves. This item may require special shipping arrangements. Please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000 144

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476. United Airlines Disneyland Travel Poster. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage United Airlines travel poster for Disneyland by artist Stan Galli. Famous for his vibrant designs, Galli adds some whimsy to his work as he depicts tourists on the Jungle Cruise with Sleeping Beauty Castle accenting the background. While TWA had previously featured Walt Disney’s theme park as a destination in ad material, here United declares itself the Official Airline to Disneyland. Measuring 40”x25”, the poster has been archivally linen-backed with repair to minor edge tears. It now presents in fine condition with negligible spot discoloration to the upper right corner and edge. $2,000-$3,000 145

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477. Disneyland Hotel Adventureland Concept Art Print.

(Disneyland Hotel, c.2000s) A framed print of Imagineer Harper Goff’s concept art for Adventureland in Disneyland. Artwork from the history of the park is a fixture of the Disneyland Hotel’s decor, and this framed print was on display at the legendary establishment for many years. Measuring 19.75”x24.75” visible through a 28.25”x33.25” goldtone wood frame, the piece is in very good condition with some surface wear to the frame. $400-$600

478. Collection of (9) Adventureland Slides.

(Disneyland, c.1950s-60s) A collection of (9) slides from Adventureland at Disneyland. The set includes (3) slides of the exterior of the Enchanted Tiki Room from various angles, (2) slides of the Jungle Cruise, and (4) slides of assorted locations around Adventureland. Measuring 2”x2”, the slides are in good to very good condition with some surface wear from age and use, including a scratch through one of the images. $100-$200

479. Disneyland Adventureland Pennant. (Disneyland, c.1955) A rare and unusual Adventureland pennant from Disneyland. Among the first souvenirs ever produced, the purple and red felt pennant features screened graphics inspired by early conceptual artwork for the park. Measuring 8.25”x26”, the piece is in fine condition with only minor creasing to the upper left corner and general wear from age. $500-$700 146

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480. Walt Disney’s Adventureland Picture Gun. (Sawyer’s, c.1960s) A rare vintage Walt Disney’s Adventureland Picture Gun manufactured by Sawyer’s Inc. Slides are viewed through the gun’s scope, depicting safari scenes with target crosshairs over the image. Pulling the gun’s trigger advances to the next slide, showing the result of the “shot.” Truly an artifact of a bygone age, this scarce toy is presented in the original cardboard packaging. The Picture Gun measures 7”x15” and 3” deep, while the packaging is 7.75”x15.25” and 3” deep. The gun is in fine condition with only minor surface wear and the package is in good condition with spot surface loss and some bending and weakening to the cardboard. $300-$500

482. Disneyland Native Salt and Pepper Shaker. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A set of Island Native-themed figural salt and pepper shakers.

The hand painted wooden figures wear faux pearl earrings and are refillable, being equipped with cork stoppers in the bases. The salt shaker retains its original Curio Hut sticker tag and the pepper shaker has the Disneyland text logo painted across the chest. Measuring 2.5” tall and 1.25” in diameter, the pair is in fine unused condition with some adhesive residue from sticker removal and minor paint wear. $100-$200

481. Adventureland Souvenir Native Tiki Figurine. (Disneyland, c.1950s) An extremely rare early souvenir native tiki figurine with the original box from Disneyland’s Adventureland. The carved wooden figure is accessorized with metal wire earrings, a collar, and a headband. Almost unheard of for tiki souvenirs of this era, the piece is accompanied by its original box, which was formerly sealed with green tape bearing the printed text, “Tiki’s in Adventureland Disneyland.” The figure measures approximately 7” tall and is in good condition with a few spots of surface loss at lower right. The box measures 9”x2” and 1.5 deep and exhibits surface loss, separation at the corners, discoloration, and tape remnants. $200-$400

484. Pair of Souvenir Shrunken Heads. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A pair of “Shrunken Head of a Jivaro Native” souvenirs from Disneyland’s Adventureland. Constructed of molded rubber, one head retains the original carding, which reads, “Shrunken Head of a Jivaro Native from the Land of the 483. Pair of Adventureland Jewel-Eyed Amazon Actual Reproduction” on one side, and Tiki Mugs. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A pair of early “It’s good to have a man around the house” on vintage tiki mugs from Adventureland at Disnthe other. Also included is a vintage gelatin silver eyland. Manufactured by Quon Quon in Japan, 8”x10” press photograph dated 1967 depicting these mugs feature a 3D tiki figure which has Miss Italy pageant winner Gilda Guiffrida reacting been painted to resemble aged wood with green in mock horror to a display of these shrunken rhinestone eyes. Both retain their original price heads at a Disneyland souvenir stand. The heads stickers, one on the bottom and one just inside measure approximately 3”x2” and 2.75” deep and the top, but they are missing their Quon Quon 3.25”x2” and 3.5” deep respectively. Both remain stickers on the base. Measuring 6.5” tall and in very good condition. The carding exhibits some 2.75” in diameter, the mugs are in very good edge wear, spidering, and handling. The photo excondition with some minor paint wear around hibits some surface spotting from the developing the rim to one of the mugs. $200-$400 process and corner creasing. $100-$200 147

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485. Disneyland Tiki Toothpick Holder. (Disneyland, c.1963) A vintage souvenir tiki toothpick holder from Disneyland. The ceramic tiki head vessel is finished with a golden-brown glaze and retains a partial metallic Disneyland castle crest sticker on the reverse. This toothpick holder (Disney’s family-friendly euphemism for a shot glass) was part of the initial wave of tiki-themed merchandise made available after the Enchanted Tiki Room debuted in 1963. Measuring approximately 2” tall x 1.75” in diameter, the piece remains in unused fine condition. There is jagged patch along the interior rim from the manufacturing process $100-$200

486. Pair of Adventureland Moa Tiki Salt & Pepper Shakers. (Disneyland, c.1955) A pair of early hand-painted souvenir salt and pepper shakers from Adventureland. The shakers read “Disneyland” on the back sides and have the Disneyland seal on their bases. Each shaker measures approximately 2.25” in diameter and 4.25” tall. The pair is in good condition. $100-$200

487. Adventureland Magical Big Fig. (Disneyland, 2005) An Adventureland Magical “Big Fig” designed by artist Larry Nikolai for the 50th anniversary of Disneyland. The intricately detailed cast resin figure features elements of beloved attractions from this exotic exploration-themed land, including the Jungle Cruise and Enchanted Tiki Room. A button controls lights, water sound effects, and a running water element. The electronic functions are currently non-operational. Measuring 10”x15” and 15.5” deep, the figure is in good condition with a broken torch post, missing tips of the cross beams of the Tiki Room roof, and general wear. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $800-$1,000 148

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488. Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse Framed Prop Leaf. (Disneyland, 1962) An original prop leaf from the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse attraction at Disneyland. The vinyl leaf is expertly painted and finished to appear as actual foliage. The prop was removed during the attraction’s 1999 conversion to Tarzan’s Treehouse. It is presented with a replica Swiss Family Robinson attraction poster print and accompanied by a Disney COA. The leaf is 3.5”x2.25” and the print measures 12.5”x8.5” visible through a 19”x15” pressed wood faux bamboo frame. All items appear to be in fine condition. $300-$500

490. Enchanted Tiki Room Sign. (Disneyland, 2013) A replica Enchanted Tiki Room park sign created in commemoration of the iconic attraction’s 50th anniversary. Printed in vibrant color on a wood composite backing, the sign is display-ready with integral hanging hard wear on the reverse. Measuring 23.5”x28.25”, the piece is in very fine, as new condition. $100-$200

489. Enchanted Tiki Room Training Manual. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A vintage cast member training manual for the Enchanted Tiki Room attraction at Disneyland. The manual consists of (5)-copy pages bound with a staple at the upper left corner and features an illustrated cover, a 2-page history of the attraction, a fact sheet with a cast list of the audio-animatronic performers, and a script of dialog to be delivered to guests before the animatronic figures are activated. Formerly folded in quarters, the manual measures 11”x8.5” and is in good condition with minor creasing, browning, and rolled corners. $300-$500

491. Enchanted Tiki Room E-Ticket Voucher. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A Disneyland voucher distributed to guests on days E-Ticket attractions were out of service, which allowed E-Tickets to be used for admittance to the Enchanted Tiki Room. When the Tiki Room opened in 1963, admission cost 75 cents as the ownership of the attraction was separate from the rest of the park. Measuring 2.5”x5.5”, the voucher is in good condition with minor corner wear and significant uneven browning from age. $100-$200 149

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492. Enchanted Tiki Room Roof Thatching Prop. (Disneyland, c.1990s-2000s) An original roof thatching prop from the Enchanted Tiki Room at Disneyland. Encased in a custom frame, this attraction prop features multiple fronds held together by a metal bar at the top, and can be seen outdoors on the roof of the Tiki Room building. The thatching measures approximately 14.5”x9” in its 19.5”x23.5” frame and is in very good condition, with some wear from park use. $400-$600

493. Enchanted Tiki Room Fabric Segment. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A large swatch of print fabric featuring a pattern seen in the Enchanted Tiki Room cast member costumes of the 1960s. Interspersed throughout the tiki birds and flower imagery are the names “Disneyland,” “Enchanted Tiki Room,” and sponsor “United Air Lines.” The fabric measures approximately 22”x22.5” and is in fine unused condition. $300-$500

494. Enchanted Tiki Room Tribal Print Canopy. (Disneyland, c.2000s) An enormous South Seas tribal graphic canvas canopy from the pre-show waiting area of Disneyland’s Enchanted Tiki Room. The sides and center of the canopy are reinforced with fabric straps to which dozens of metal hooks are attached. These hooks clip onto a cable or frame to suspend the canopy in place. Measuring 190”x82”, the piece is in very good condition with only minor wear and a few loose threads at the edges. $400-$600 150

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495. Enchanted Tiki Room Tangaroa Lamp. (Disneyland, 2005) A limited edition lamp designed by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily to commemorate Disneyland’s 50th Anniversary. Depicting Tangaroa from the Enchanted Tiki Room preshow, the lamp is constructed of glass, resin, and metal. The piece is accompanied by a Disney Certificate of Verification.

Measuring 16” tall, the lamp is in very fine condition with minor wear to the reverse of the base. $300-$500

497. The Enchanted Tiki Room Soundtrack Book and LP. (Disneyland, 1968) A vintage Walt Disney’s The Enchanted Tiki Room 12” vinyl LP. Highlights include the Sherman Brothers’ iconic The Tiki Tiki Tiki Room theme song and additional Jungle Cruise narration by Thurl Ravenscroft. The record sleeve includes an 11-page book with photos from the park. The record is in very good condition with minimal scratching and wear. The sleeve measures 12.5”x12.5” and is in very good condition with some surface wear and faint browning from age. $100-$200

496. Enchanted Tiki Room Fountain. (Disneyland, 2008) An Enchanted Tiki Room fountain designed by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily. When switched on, the device lights up and pumps a perpetual stream of water. The LED lights have been tested and are in working order. The water pump is presumed working but has not been tested for the preservation of the piece. Created in a limited edition of 600, the fountain has been signed on the bottom by the artists, “Kevin Kidney J.Daily,” and inscribed, “Aloha.” The original box is included. Measuring 19.5”x17.75” and 8.75” deep assembled, the fountain is in very good condition with paint chipping to the roof and a hairline crack at the base of the top spire. The box measures 12”x21” and 11.75” deep and exhibits moderate wear. $400-$600

498. Enchanted Tiki Room Uti Big Fig. (Disneyland, 2005) A replica figure of the tiki god Uti from the Enchanted Tiki Room, created

by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily for Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. This big fig, made from resin, is inspired by Rolly Crump’s original designs for the Tiki Room pre-show. The figure measures approximately 20” tall and is in very good condition. $300-$500

499. Enchanted Tiki Room Jose Tiki Bird Figure. (Disneyland, 2013) A fully sculpted Jose the Tiki Bird figure designed by artist Randy Noble to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Enchanted Tiki Room. It is hand painted and finished in tones of vibrant tropical plumage, raw tree branches, and worked wood. The original cardboard box is included. Measuring 14”x4” and 6” deep, the piece is in very fine condition with minimal wear. The box measures 9”x17” and 9” deep and exhibits moderate wear $200-$400 151

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500. Enchanted Tiki Room Tiki Garden Sets 1 & 2. (Disneyland, 2005/2008) A pair of limited edition Enchanted Tiki Garden Gods sets by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily. Constructed of cast resin intricately sculpted to appear as native artisan-carved wood, the sets depict the popular tiki gods from the attraction’s pre-show. Both were produced in an edition of 1000 and each set retains its original box.

Ranging in size from 4.75” tall to 9” tall, the figures are in very fine, as-new condition. The boxes measure 11.75”x12.5” and 5” deep and 10.75”x15” and 5.25” deep respectively and exhibit only minor wear. The upper right corner of the lid to Set 2’s box is split. The sets include their original COAs. $800-$1,200

502. Enchanted Tiki Room “New Life” Tiki Figure. (Disneyland, 2009) A limited edition Enchanted Tiki Room replica “New Life” Tiki figure designed by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily.

Constructed of cast resin, the figure was created in an edition of only 300. It comes with its original Certificate of Verification and cardboard box packaging. Measuring 14”x5.5” and 4.25” deep, the figure is in very fine, as-new condition.

The box measures 16.5”x7.75” and 7” deep and exhibits some surface impressions and wear. $200-$400 152

503. Large Tangaroa Baby Tiki Figure by Tiki Diablo. (Disneyland, 2015) A large Tangaroa Baby tiki figure created by Tiki Diablo, based upon the Enchanted Tiki Room. It was originally sculpted as part of a project for Walt Disney Imagineering, to hold up one end of a sign for their in-house tiki lounge. The artist later cast additional resin figures from the same mold, such as this, allowing tiki fans a chance to include one in their own home. Measuring 19.25” tall, the figure is in very good condition with minimal wear. $1,000-$2,000

501. Olszewski Enchanted Tiki Room Tiki Drums Heirloom Box. (Disneyland, 2007) A limited edition Enchanted Tiki Room Tiki Drums box designed by master miniaturist Robert Olszewski. Constructed of cast resin, the ornate lidded heirloom box is meticulously sculpted to appear as bamboo and native artisan-carved wood. Inspired by the Tiki Drummers from the attraction, the piece was created in a limited edition of 1963 in honor of the attraction’s opening year and is accompanied by a COA. Measuring 7”x7.25” and 5.5” deep, the box is in fine condition with only minor wear and a small chip to the rim. $100-$200

504. Enchanted Tiki Room 50th Anniversary Tiki Mug. (Disneyland, 2005) A tiki mug created by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily for Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. Modeled on Tangaroa-Ru from the Tiki Room’s pre-show, the tall, slender ceramic mug is accompanied by a matching lid equipped with a straw hole. The underside of the mug is stamped with a special 50th anniversary mark, and the piece retains its original Disneyland product tag. Measuring 10.25” tall and 3” in diameter, the mug is in fine condition with only minor wear to the bottom of the base. The top portion of the mug leans slightly to one side as manufactured. $100-$200

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505. Enchanted Tiki Room 40th Anniversary Shag Goblet. (Disneyland, 2003) A limited edition tiki goblet created by Shag to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Enchanted Tiki Room.

This gorgeous ceramic goblet features tiki imagery around the outside and a vibrant orange interior. A plaque is molded into one side of the stem, which reads, “Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room 40th Anniversary.” Part of a limited edition release, the goblet is hand-numbered 138/500 on its original tag and signed by Shag.

Measuring 4.75” tall and 6.25” in diameter at the handles, the goblet is in very good condition with some crazing throughout. $100-$200

506. Enchanted Tiki Room 45th Anniversary Glass Pitcher. (Disneyland, 2008) A pressed glass pitcher designed by artist Amanda Visell to commemorate the Enchanted Tiki Room’s 45th anniversary. Constructed of thick clear glass, the pitcher features colorful retro screened Tiki Room artwork on one side and an anniversary statement on the other. Measuring 8.75”x7.5” and 5.5” deep, the unused pitcher is in good condition with a few scattered surface scratches. $100-$200

508. Enchanted Tiki Room 50th Anniversary Luau Bowl. (Walt Disney World, 2013) A beautiful Polynesian luau bowl created by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Enchanted Tiki Room. Although this bowl celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Disneyland attraction, it is styled after imagery seen at the Polynesian Resort and features the Walt Disney World logo around the base. Measuring 9”x12.25”and 5.25” tall, the bowl is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $100-$200

507. Enchanted Tiki Room 50th Anniversary Ticket Plaque. (Disneyland, 2013) A plaque replicating the original tickets to Disneyland’s Enchanted Tiki Room. Created to commemorate the attraction’s 50th anniversary, the wooden ticket plaque bears the serial number “062363” as a nod to the day the Enchanted Tiki Room opened, June 23, 1963. The piece retains a Disney sticker on the reverse and is accompanied by its original informational tag. Measuring 12”x5”, the plaque is in very fine condition with minimal wear. The tag exhibits some soiling. $100-$200

509. Enchanted Tiki Room Rongo Green Drink Bowl. (Disneyland, 2008) A limited edition green drink bowl inspired by Disneyland’s Enchanted Tiki Room. The bowl is modeled after Rongo, the god of agriculture, and was created by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily for the 45th anniversary of the attraction. The bowl was created in an edition of only 500 pieces and measures 7” in diameter and 6.75” tall. The condition is fine with minor wear from previous display. While the hang tag and Certificate of Authenticity are included, both show signs of moisture damage. The original box and packaging are included. $100-$200 153

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510. Primo Beer Japanese Enchanted Tiki Room Tribute Shirt. (Primo Beer, c.2010s) A fantastic shirt created as a Japanese Exclusive by Primo Beer to mimic the look of the 1960s Enchanted Tiki Room cast member shirts.

This style is nearly identical to that of the 1960s cast member shirts, save for the introduction of Primo Beer cans amidst the tiki imagery. Primo Beer was brewed in Hawaii, and so paying tribute to Disney’s tiki imagery is a natural fit. The shirt is a size Large (16-16 1/2) and is in very good condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

512. Shag Disneyland 50th Anniversary Jungle Cruise Shirt. (Disneyland, 2005) A limited edition Jungle Cruise Hawaiian-style shirt designed by Shag to commemorate Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. The synthetic fabric shortsleeve, button-down, collared shirt features a colorful Jungle Cruise-inspired pattern in Shag’s sleek retro style. Created in an edition of 500, the shirt retains its original sales tag which has been signed by the artist in black felt pen, “Shag.” The size XL shirt is in very fine, unworn condition. $100-$200 154

511. Shag Enchanted Tiki Room Tangaroa Shirt. (Disneyland, 2003) A limited edition Enchanted Tiki Room Tangaroa Hawaiian-style “Aloha” shirt designed by Shag to commemorate the attraction’s 40th anniversary. The woven cotton short-sleeve, button-down, collared shirt features a bright and vibrant tiki-inspired pattern in Shag’s celebrated retro style. Created in an edition of 500, the shirt retains its original sales tag which has been signed by the artist in black felt pen, “Shag.” The size L shirt is in very fine, unworn condition. $100-$200

513. Tahitian Terrace Training Manual. (Disneyland, 1963) A scarce training manual for hosts and hostesses at Disneyland’s Tahitian Terrace from the restaurant’s second year of operation.

The staple-bound 12-page booklet includes information on the restaurant’s theming, duties of the various restaurant employees, and wardrobe and grooming standards. Measuring 10”x8.25”, the manual is in very good condition with minor edge wear, faint stress creasing to covers, and a single pinholes running through the book at upper left and bottom right. $300-$500

514. Disneyland Tahitian Terrance Purse.

(Disneyland, c.1969) An original handmade purse themed after Disneyland’s Tahitian Terrace dinner theater. Constructed of wood, wicker, colorful thread, woven handles and brass tone metal hardware, the exotic purse is embellished with pieces of an actual Tahitian Terrance menu from the late 1960s, featuring striking toucan, tropical flower, and hula dancer imagery. This hand-crafted purse is believed to have been created contemporaneous to the menu which decorates it. Measuring 5”x7.5” and 5” deep, the purse remains in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

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515. Jungle River Disney Gallery Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A Jungle River attraction poster reproduction from the Disney Gallery featuring the original design by Imagineer Bjorn Aronson. For a very short time, the Disney Gallery offered a limited amount of full-size attraction poster reprints from some of the most beloved Disneyland attractions. This faithful recreation measures 54”x36” and is in very good condition with minor wear. $500-$700 155

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516. Disneyland Hotel Jungle Cruise Elephant Concept Print. (Disneyland Hotel, c.2000s) A framed print of Imagineer Marc Davis’s concept art for the Jungle Cruise attraction at Disneyland. Artwork from the history of the park is a fixture of the Disneyland Hotel’s decor, and this framed print was on display at the legendary establishment for many years. Measuring 12”x15” visible through a 20.5”x23.5” silver-tone wood frame, the piece is in very good condition with only light surface wear to the frame. $300-$500

517. Disneyland Hotel Jungle Cruise Boat Concept Art Print. (Disneyland Hotel, c.2000s) A framed print of Imagineer Marc Davis’s concept art for the Jungle Cruise attraction at Disneyland. Artwork from the history of the park is a fixture of the Disneyland Hotel’s decor, and this framed print was on display at the legendary establishment for many years. Measuring 11.75”x15.75” visible through an 18.25”x22.25” gold-tone wood frame, the piece is in very good condition with some minor paint chipping and surface wear to the frame. $300-$500

518. Jungle Cruise Indian Elephant Bathing Pool Maquette. (Walt Disney World, c.1971) An original elephant maquette created during the development of the Jungle Cruise attraction at Walt Disney World. The maquette is identical to Blane Gibson’s sculptures from Disneyland, as the original models were reused rather than sculpting anew. Cast in a heavy plaster, these models were also created to test water lines and depths for the attraction as necessary, due to the difference in Florida’s water levels compared to California. This maquette comes from the collection of Disney Legend Ralph Kent, who was instrumental in the creation and opening of Walt Disney World.

Measuring approximately 7.5” tall, the maquette is in very good condition, with paint and plaster restoration performed by Disney historians and artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily. $3,000-$5,000 156

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519. Jungle Cruise Elephant Skin Prop.

(Disneyland, c.1990s-2000s) An original elephant skin prop from the Jungle Cruise at Disneyland. Encased in a custom frame, this ride prop is in the style seen on the African bull elephants.

The elephant skin measures approximately 4.5”x3.25” in its 9.5”x11.5” frame and is in very good condition, with some wear from park use. $500-$700

520. Jungle Cruise Rhinoceros Skin Prop.

(Disneyland, c.1990s-2000s) An original rhinoceros skin prop from the Jungle Cruise at Disneyland.

Encased in a custom frame, this ride prop is in the style seen as guests pass the trapped safari. The rhinoceros skin measures approximately 6”x2.75” in its 12.25”x12.25” frame and is in very good condition, with some wear from park use. $500-$700

522. Pair of Jingle Cruise Fruitcake & Tin Props. (Disneyland, 201317) A pair of park-used props from the “Jingle Cruise,” the yuletide seasonal re-theming of Disneyland’s Jungle Cruise. The prop fruitcake is constructed of molded high density urethane expertly painted and finished to appear as the infamous festive dessert, and the tin is a metal base with a molded foam lid and foam interior. Both props features metal hoops embedded in the underside for securing in place. Measuring 13.75” in diameter and 15” in diameter respectively, the props are in good condition, with minor paint loss to both. A section of the lid of the tin has chipped off, and there is a crack on the opposite edge. $300-$500

521. Jungle Cruise Flower Carving Prop.

(Disneyland, c.1990s-2000s) An original flower carving prop from the Jungle Cruise at Disneyland. Encased in a custom frame, this ride prop is in the style of the temple ruins housing the Bengal tiger and the cobras. The flower measures approximately 4.75” in diameter in its 11”x13” frame and is in very good condition, with some wear from park use. $500-$700

523. Jungle Cruise Trader Sam Prop Skull. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A painted prop skull from the Jungle Cruise attraction. Seen atop a pole over Trader Sam’s shoulder toward the end of the ride, this plastic skull has been painted to appear aged, and colorful details in red, yellow, blue, and white have been added to play to the attraction’s theme. Measuring approximately 6” tall, the skull is in good, park-used condition with expected wear, including some areas at the base of the skull which may have broken during use. The lower jaw is absent. $300-$500 157

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524. Jungle Cruise Piranha Prop.

(Disneyland, c.2005) A piranha prop used in the Jungle Cruise attraction. Several swarms of these fish rise from the water as guests travel past, and they have become an iconic and familiar part of this opening-day attraction. Created in coated metal, the fish measures approximately 4.75”x8” and is attached to a 15.25” metal arm used to rotate the piranhas in the water.

The condition is good with expected wear from water-based park use, with some rusting to the metal and a layer of detritus on the body of the fish. $500-$700

525. River Boat Japanese Tin Toy. (Marusan SAN, c.1960s) A vintage Japanese tin river boat toy inspired by the Jungle Cruise. While this is an unlicensed toy, the red and white awning and the imagery on the box clearly draw from the popular Disneyland attraction. Measuring 4.25”x13” and 6” tall with the smokestack included in its 4.5”x13.5” and 4.5” tall box, the river boat is in good condition, with some surface wear to the paint on the boat and some tape residue on the bottom. The box shows heavy wear including some tears and handwriting. Functionality has not been tested. $500-$800

527. Jungle Cruise Boat Replica. (Disneyland, 2005) A limited edition model of a Jungle Cruise boat created by artists Richard Allsmiller and William Babbington after Imagineer Harper Goff’s original design. Constructed of vinyl, metal, and cast resin, the model replicates the attraction’s Congo Queen in intricate detail. Created in an edition of only 1500, the piece includes its original COA and box. Measuring 6.25”x14” and 4.75” deep on the 6.25”x15.5” display stand, the miniature is in very fine, as-new condition. The box measures 18”x8.75” and 8.25” deep and exhibits some edge wear and scuffing to the surface coating overall, most pronounced on the lid. $500-$800 158

526. Original Jungle Cruise Souvenir Photos Artwork. (Disneyland, c.1970s) This artwork was used in the creation of a souvenir photo book for the Jungle Cruise attraction. The artwork is composed of 6 layers of red and black details used as printing guides in the production of the final souvenir. Below the artwork is the original hand-drawn mock-up. The mock-up shows that the souvenir was originally planned to include photos for all of Adventureland, however the final souvenir was themed specifically to the Jungle Cruise. The artwork is adhered to a 20”x14.75” art board with a protective vellum overlay. The condition is very good with minor handling wear from use. $100-$200

528. Jungle Cruise Cast Member Hat. (Disneyland, 1970s) A cast member hat worn by Jungle Cruise attraction operators. The hat is composed of felt with faux fur trim. The interior leather sweatband is marked “Jungle Cruise” and bears the Eddy Bros manufacturer’s logo. Size “7 1/4” is written in marker on the interior crown. The item is in very good condition with expected wear from use. $300-$500

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529. Disneyland Jungle Cruise Cast Member Belt. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A park-worn cast member belt from Disneyland’s Jungle Cruise attraction. The brown leather belt features a cast metal buckle with a raised tropical vine and flower design. The reverse retains a park barcode label and is marked in black ink size “34.” The belt and buckle are in well-worn good condition with scratching, surface impressions, stress lines, and edge wear to the belt and finish loss and patina to the buckle. $100-$200

530. Indiana Jones Adventure Cast Premiere Kit. (Disneyland, 1995) A rare promotional kit created for the exclusive Indiana Jones Adventure Cast Premiere event at Disneyland. The kit includes (2) unused sneak preview tickets for the attraction, a Mara Alphabet decoder sheet, an Archaeological Findings attraction fact sheet, and a commemorative certificate. All items are housed in the original Indiana Jones Adventure folder, which measures 12”x9”, and are in very fine condition with minimal handling. $100-$200

532. Indiana Jones Adventure Disneyland Press Pass. (Disneyland, 1996) A Disneyland press pass issued to a member of the Radio and Television News Directors Association as part of the World Media Expo held in Los Angeles, California on October 8-12, 1996. The laminated pass features the logo of the newly opened Indiana Jones Adventure attraction and is equipped with a metal clip at the top. Measuring 3”x4.25”, the pass is in fine condition with only minor wear. $100-$200

531. Indiana Jones Adventure Project Team Passport Gift. (Disneyland, 1995) A special framed commemorative passport gift that was custom created for a member of the Indiana Jones Adventure project team. It measures 14.5”x5” within its 21.75”x11” frame and is in fair condition. The matting board shows wear and has some warping. The frame and plexi show surface wear throughout, with paint loss to the wood and scuffing to the plexi. There is some warping to the plexi near the top edge. $200-$400

533. Signed Indiana Jones Adventure Concept Art Print. (Disneyland, 1994) A beautiful lithograph featuring concept artwork by Chuck Ballew for the Indiana Jones Adventure. Given exclusively in this smaller size to Imagineers working on the project, the matted print has a label on the reverse of its mat frame which numbers it 28/30. The print is signed on its mat by Ballew, and measures 8.75”x10.75” in its 13”x15” mat. The condition is fair, with one small bubble to the image toward the upper left.

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534. Indiana Jones Adventure Drew Struzan Signed Poster. (Disneyland, 1995) A beautiful limited edition lithographic print of the Indiana Jones Adventure attraction poster by renowned movie poster artist Drew Struzan.

When the attraction opened at Disneyland in 1995, guests were able to purchase a limited edition lithograph of the attraction poster which was signed and hand-numbered by Struzan himself. Numbered 65/500 in the lower-left and signed by Struzan in the lower-right, the lithograph measures approximately 38”x25.25” in its 41.25”x28.5” frame.

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535. Frontierland Disney Gallery Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A Frontierland attraction poster reproduction from the Disney Gallery featuring Frontierland’s Stage Coach Ride, Mine Train Ride, and Mule Pack Ride. For a short time, the Disney Gallery offered a limited amount of full-size attraction poster reprints from some of the most beloved Disneyland attractions. This faithful recreation measures 54”x36” and is in very good condition with some edge wear. $500-$700 161

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536. Disneyland Frontierland Pennant. (Disneyland, c.1955) A rare and unusual Frontierland pennant from Disneyland. Among the first souvenirs ever produced, the red felt pennant features screened graphics based on early conceptual artwork for the park. Measuring 8.75”x26”, the piece is in fine condition with only faint darkening to the white elements from age. $500-$700

537. Collection of (13) Frontierland Slides. (Disneyland, c.1950s-60s) A collection of (13) slides from Frontierland at Disneyland. The set includes (3) slides of Tom Sawyer Island/Fort Wilderness, (5) slides of the Mine Train Through Nature’s Wonderland, a slide of the Mark Twain, a slide of Casa de Fritos in its original location, a slide of the Indian Village, and (2) slides of the streets of Frontierland. Measuring 2”x2”, the slides are in very good condition with minor surface wear from age and use. $100-$200

538. Davy Crockett Frontierland Leather Sign. (Disneyland, c.1950s) A hand-silkscreened leather sign used to promote Davy Crockett themed merchandise as the “Marshal of Frontierland.” The reverse explains that this sign is only to be used for the purpose of merchandising official Davy Crockett (Fess Parker) designs and products. Measuring approximately 32.5”x25”, the sign is in good condition with some scratching to the surface of the leather, as well as a puncture at the lower left and a few pin holes near the center. $500-$700 162

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539. Pair of Frontierland Shooting Gallery Targets. (Disneyland, c.1984) A pair of Frontierland Shooting Gallery animal targets from Disneyland. Constructed of thick die-cut metal painted a terra cotta red, the pair includes a crab target and a mink target. Metal targets like these were in use at the gallery from the 1960s-1984, when Disney replaced their lead pellet firing weapons with infrared rifles and sensors. Up until that point, the targets required a fresh coat of paint every night after being pummeled with shot during the day. The mink measures 4.5”x10” and the crab is 7.25”x7.75”. Both are in good condition, with scuffs, scratches, and paint loss overall. $300-$500

540. Gund Davy Crockett Frontierland Doll. (Disneyland, c.1950s) A rare vintage Disneyland Frontierland Davy Crockett doll manufactured by Gund. Created during the height of Davy Crockett-mania, the doll still includes its “Official Frontierland Doll inspired by Walt Disney’s Davy Crockett” tag. Measuring 21.5”x9.75” and 4.75” deep, the doll is wonderfully preserved in very good condition with some minor age discoloration to the fabric, a slight tacky quality to the vinyl costume, and general wear.

The original safety pins fastening the tunic have oxidized with age. $100-$200

541. Davy Crockett Frontierland Gun Belt and Cap Pistol. (Disneyland, c.1950s) A vintage Davy Crockett Frontierland belt, holster, and cap pistol set from Disneyland. The leather holster features a snap retention belt with stamped Frontierland and Davy Crockett logos. Manufactured by Hubley, the plastic and metal Flintlock Jr. cap pistol has a working trigger and hammer action. The belt measures 31.75” long, the holster is 4.25”x4”, and the pistol measures 3.75”x7.5” and 1” deep. The set is in generally good to very good condition, with some surface loss to the holster, wear and rubbing to the belt, scuffing to the pistol plastic, and finish loss to the metal components. $300-$500 163

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542. Davy Crockett Old Betsy Cap Rifle. (Parris, 2000s) A cap firing toy rifle modeled on Old Betsy, the famous frontier flintlock wielded by Fess Parker as Disney hero Davy Crockett. The rifle is constructed of wood and metal with a statute-compliant orange plastic tip on the muzzle. Over the years, toy rifles like these have occasionally been available for purchase at Disneyland. Shifting political and safety concerns have chronically curtailed their availability, and it’s unlikely they’ll be back in the foreseeable future. Measuring 37” long, Old Betsy is in very good condition. It exhibits spot paint loss to the barrel and adhesive residue to one side of the butt. $100-$200

543. Frontierland Children’s Belt Buckle. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A rare vintage children’s Frontierland souvenir belt buckle from Disneyland. The cast metal buckle features the crossed muskets and powder horn logo of the park land with “Disneyland” text. The reverse is equipped with a hoop for attachment to a belt, but the metal belt hole peg is absent. Measuring 2.5”x3”, the buckle is in good condition with some rubbing to finish and warping to metal. $100-$200

545. Frontierland Mickey & Minnie Mouse Pennant. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A souvenir Frontierland pennant featuring Mickey and Minnie Mouse. This unique pennant design includes a frontier scene with Mickey and Minnie dressed in cowboy outfits and reads “Frontierland at Disneyland.” Measuring 10.75”x28.5”, the pennant is in good condition with some creasing throughout, particularly at the tip and along the extended edge above Mickey’s head. There are pin marks at the tip and corners from prior mounting. $100-$200 164

544. Frontierland Recording Booth Record and Mailer Sleeve. (Disneyland, 1956) An original Donald Duck and His Friend custom vinyl record from the Frontierland recording booth at Disneyland. At the booth, guests could make a recording of themselves interacting with popular Disney characters. The record is accompanied by an unused Disneyland mailing sleeve.

The record is 6” in diameter and the sleeve measures 7.5”x7.5”. Both are in good condition with the record exhibiting surface damage to the reverse and the sleeve with corner creasing and browning overall. $200-$400

546. Pair of Tinker Bell Frontierland Pins. (Disneyland, 2004) A pair of Frontierland themed Tinker Bell pins from Disney Auctions. One pin features Tink scouting in a coonskin cap and other showcases her dancing with what is meant to be a Native American headband. Both were released in an edition of 1000. These poses are taken from Tinker Bell’s memorable role in the opening credits of the 1950s Disneyland TV show. Measuring approximately 2”x1.75”, the pins are in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

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547. Set of (14) Disney’s Mineral Land Rocks & Minerals. (Disneyland, c.1950s) A set of (14) Walt Disney’s Mineral Land Rocks and Minerals individually packaged souvenir samples from Disneyland’s Mineral Hall attraction. With a printed price ranging from 15-50 cents, the samples include Rubellite, Tremolite, Epidote, Olivine, (2) Obsidian, Phlogopite, Carnelian Agate, Apatite, Lapis Lazuli, Unakite, Sodalite, Rhodonite, and Desert Rose. Each mineral is still sealed in the original plastic bubble on the original card back measuring 3.5”x2”. They remain in generally good to very good condition, with denting to some bubbles and darkening, fading, edge wear, staple oxidation, soiling, and handling to some card backs. $700-$900 165

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548. Frontierland Attractions Sign. (Walt Disney World, c.2010s) A replica Magic Kingdom Frontierland attractions park sign. Printed in full color on a wood composite backing, the sign is display-ready with integral hanging hardware on the reverse. Measuring approximately 29”x18.5”, the piece is in very fine, as-new condition. $200-$400

549. Frontierland Pewter Miniatures in a Display Chest. (Disneyland, 2005) A set of (6) Frontierland-themed miniatures created in commemoration of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. Released in an edition of 1500, the painted pewter miniatures include the Frito Kid, Country Bear Henry, the Frontierland fort entrance, a totem pole, and the Gullywhumper keel boat. The miniatures are accompanied by the original COA and box.

The figures range in size from 1.75” to 2.75” tall and are generally in very fine, as-new condition. The box exhibits some scuffing and scrapes to the lid and sides of the base. $200-$400

550. Casa Mexicana Dining Tray. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A large fiberglass food service tray from Casa Mexicana in Disneyland’s Frontierland. The rose colored tray is flecked with gold-tone accents and features the restaurant’s colorful birds and text logo inside a patterned border. Measuring 15”x20”, the tray is in very good condition with minor surface wear and some minor cracking to the reverse from park use. $200-$400

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551. Golden Horseshoe Revue Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1961) An original hand-silkscreened poster for the Golden Horseshoe Revue stage show attraction at Disneyland. This is the second version of the Golden Horseshoe poster designed by Bjorn Aronson, which reads “Disneyland” along the bottom, instead of “Frontierland” as in the previous version. The poster measures 54”x36” and is in very good condition with scuffing above the “G” in “Golden,” a few minor stress lines in the background, a faint 3” crease at the top left edge, handling, and some edge wear, most pronounced at the creased top right corner. $5,000-$8,000 167

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552. The Golden Horseshoe Menu. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage menu from Disneyland’s Golden Horseshoe review. The cardstock cover features a cameo portrait of Slue-Foot Sue on the front, and a Western-themed Pepsi advertisement on the back. The interior leaf is bound to the covers with elastic cord, and enumerates the establishment’s snack, sandwich, and beverage offerings from sponsors PepsiCo and Frito-Lay. Measuring 9”x6.25”, the menu is in very good condition with edge wear to the covers and unobtrusive spot soiling to some interior pages. $100-$200

553. Disneyland Hotel Golden Horseshoe Concept Art Print. (Disneyland Hotel, c.2000s) A framed print of Imagineer Sam McKim’s concept art for Slue-Foot Sue’s Golden Horseshoe Saloon in Disneyland. Artwork from the history of the park is a fixture of the Disneyland Hotel’s décor, and this framed print was on display at the legendary establishment for many years. Measuring 20”x26.75 visible through a 28.25”x35.25” gold tone wood frame, the piece is in very good condition with some surface wear and paint loss to the frame. $300-$500

554. Slue-Foot Sue’s Golden Horseshoe Review Signed Record. (Disneyland, 1957) A vintage Slue-Foot Sue’s Golden Horseshoe Review 12” vinyl LP. The record sleeve has been signed by stars Donald Novis, Betty Taylor, and Wally Boag. The album is the official soundtrack to the Disneyland stage show that ran at the Golden Horseshoe Saloon for a world record 39,000+ performances. The sleeve measures 12.25”x12.25”. Both the sleeve and the record are in very good condition. The sleeve exhibits minor fading and bleed to Donald Novis’ signature, minor surface wear, a 5” long split to the top edge, and general wear. The record itself shows minor surface wear. $100-$200

555. Set of (3) Aunt Jemima’s Kitchen Placemats & (2) Cups. (Disneyland, c.1950s) A group of (3) placemats and (2) cups from Aunt Jemima’s Kitchen. Each placemat tells part of the fictional story of Aunt Jemima, featuring wonderful illustrations throughout. Two of the placemats measure approximately 9.75”x14” and the third measures 10.5”x14”, and all are in are in very good condition. There is some edge-wear to the cream-colored placemat, with tape residue in the upper left and lower right, and possible minor trimming to the lower right edge. The cups measure 3.25” tall and are in very good condition. $100-$400

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556. Aunt Jemima’s Kitchen Menu. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage mini-menu from Aunt Jemima’s Kitchen in Disneyland’s Frontierland.

Formerly Aunt Jemima’s Pancake House, the restaurant would keep this name from 1962 until its closure in 1970. The bifold card features a die-cut pop-up bust portrait of Aunt Jemima on the cover and opens to reveal the breakfast-themed restaurant’s offerings. The back cover is an ad for pancake mix. Measuring 5”x5”, the menu is in good condition with an irregular vertical crease from folding and staple holes with attendant stress lines in the upper right corner. $100-$200

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557. Pair of Mine Train Brownlines. (Disneyland, 1960) A pair of brownlines for the locomotive cab and tender of the Mine Train Through Nature’s Wonderland attraction. The large brownlines showcase design and construction details for the cars shown from multiple angles. Measuring 25”x62” and 36.5”x56.25, the brownlines are in fair condition with age toning, some waviness throughout, and heavy edge-wear and moisture discoloration along the top and bottom edges. $300-$500

558. Mine Train Through Nature’s Wonderland Railroad Spikes. (Disneyland, 1977) A set of (3) original park-used railroad spikes from the Mine Train Through Nature’s Wonderland attraction in Disneyland’s Frontierland. The train ride was a Marc Davis-designed retheming of the original Rainbow Caverns Mine train attraction.

These steel railroad spikes were removed when the attraction closed on January 2, 1977 to make way for Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. Ranging in size from 4.5”x1.25” and 1” deep to 5”x1.25” and 1” deep, the spikes are in good condition with rubbing to the metallic silver paint and patches surface oxidation overall. $700-$1,000

559. Disneyland 60th Anniversary Mine Train Photo Op Sign. (Disneyland, 2015) A sign used during Disneyland’s 60th anniversary celebration on July 17th, 2015. To commemorate the anniversary of the park’s opening day, six nostalgic photo stations were set up throughout the park to celebrate popular former attractions, where guests of the event could pose in front of an image captured in Disneyland’s earlier years. Alongside those backdrops were signs such as this one to describe the attraction and urge guests to share their experiences on social media. This sign is printed on PVC board and was placed in Critter Country near a backdrop of the Mine Train, which closed in 1977. Measuring 29.75”x23.5”, the sign is in very good condition with expected wear from park use. $100-$200

560. Disneyland Nature’s Wonderland Metal Sign. (Disneyland, 2010) A limited edition Nature’s Wonderland heavy tin sign inspired by the classic lamppost signs used at Disneyland in 1959. Created by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily in a limited edition of 1955 to commemorate the park’s 55th anniversary, the sign has integral hanging hardware on the reverse and retains a Disney tag. It measures 7.5”x10” and is in very good condition with some minor scuffing in the lake above the lower text banner. $100-$200 169

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Accomplished in ink over pencils on a vellum leaf taped to illustration board for stability, the artwork depicts the ride’s steam locomotive charging through a mountain tunnel. Sizing notation is handwritten in the lower margin. This piece comes from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright, who worked as a marketing manager on the attraction launch. The image measures 11.25”x17” on a 14.25”x18.5” board. The artwork is in very good condition with some edge chipping, marginal tears, corner pinholes, and light creasing typical of the medium. $300-$500

562. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad Press Kit Concept Art. (Disneyland, 1979) An original concept art painting and mock-up for the cover of the Disneyland Big Thunder Mountain Railroad grand opening press kit. The painting is accomplished in acrylic on sheets of RC paper mounted to illustration board. A hand-colored paste-up photostat of Goofy is applied at lower left. This artwork is virtually identical to the published cover of the kit and comes from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright. The painted image area is 9”x5.5” on the 15.5”x10.25 sheet. It is in overall very good condition with some production handling and wear. $300-$500

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563. Big Thunder Mountain Souvenir Photo Artwork. (Disneyland, c.1979) This original artwork was used in the development of a souvenir photo holder for Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Disneyland. Titled “Big Thunder Mine,” the artwork is composed of multiple layers including an ink and pencil concept layer on vellum, and 7 layers used as printing guides for the final design. The base layer is composed of the hand-drawn black line artwork in ink on art board. Measuring 16”x22.5”, the artwork is in very good condition with a few small tears to the edges of the vellum. $300-$500

565. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad Model Train. (Disneyland, 2004) A Big Thunder Mountain Railroad G-scale model train starter set manufactured by LGB Toytrain. The set includes a weather resistant locomotive, (2) weather resistant tender cars, a full circle of weather-resistant track with solid brass rails, track clips, a transformer (20 volt AC, 1 amp), a throttle (0-20 volt DC), and wiring cables. The instruction manual and the original styrofoam and cardboard box packaging is included. The train measures approximately 28” long and the box is 16”x28.25” and 6.25” deep. The model components are in very fine, as-new condition. The box exhibits some surface wear and bubbling to the lid and denting and tears at lower right. $200-$400

564. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad Attraction Poster Mirror. (Disneyland, 1979) A souvenir attraction poster mirror featuring the newly-opened Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. The poster has reflective mirror portions incorporated throughout the design and measures 18.5”x14” within its original wooden frame. The poster is in good condition overall with some general wear throughout from use and age. The frame shows some edge-wear, and minor splintering on the left inside edge. $100-$200

566. Big Thunder Ranch Independence Day Table Cover. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A form-fitted vinyl table covering used during Fourth of July festivities at Disneyland’s Big Thunder Ranch Jamboree. The outdoor theater features live entertainment and seasonally themed activities with picnic table seating. This patriotic tablecloth features a red, white, and blue check plaid print with Big Thunder Ranch banners and a central Liberty Bell, drum, bugle, and firecracker graphic. Measuring approximately 76”x30.5”, the cover is in good condition with surface scratches and scuffs throughout from use. $300-$500 171

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS 567. Big Thunder Ranch Entrance Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A park-used entrance sign from Big Thunder Ranch in Disneyland’s Frontierland. The impressive sign hung on a log gate welcoming guests back into the broader attraction from the Celebration & Roundup Barbeque. Constructed of distressed wooden planks secured with riveted metal bands, “Big Thunder” is painted in white at center, and monogram cattle brands appear at either end. Curved metal hanging hooks are affixed at the top for attachment to the gate’s wooden crossbeam. Countless park guests would have seen this exact sign as they enjoyed their visits to the beloved former Frontierland landmark. Measuring 19”x107” and 2” deep, the piece is in good park-used condition.

Given that the sign was a permanent outdoor fixture during its tour of service, it exhibits surface and wood wear throughout from exposure to the elements, most pronounced along the bottom edge. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $2,000-$4,000

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569. Big Thunder Ranch Prop Lantern. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A prop lantern from Disneyland’s Big Thunder Ranch. The electric lantern is constructed of metal, glass, and plastic and features an integral metal wire handle. Designed after a Dietz oil burning lantern, the piece has “The Original Dietz ‘76” molded into the metal at the top of the base. It can be powered by batteries or plug (not included), and the electronics are in working order. The lantern is 10.5” tall x 4.75” in diameter and remains in very good condition with surface wear, scratching, paint loss, and minor denting. $200-$400

568. Big Thunder Ranch Holiday Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000s) An original sign used as decoration at the Big Thunder Ranch during the holiday season. The sign consists of a gray wooden frame, distressed to look hand-hewn, containing a print on a perforated vinyl designed to appear as cross-stitch embroidery. Measuring 35.25”x22.25” and 1” deep, the sign is in very good condition with some minor chipping at the top, cracking to the side of the frame, surface wear to the print, and scuffing the reverse. $1,000-$2,000

570. Big Thunder Ranch Horse Bit Prop. (Disneyland, c.2016) A horse bit prop from Big Thunder Ranch at Disneyland. This metal bit was displayed in the log cabin with other elements of horse tack when the area was not decorated for a holiday event.

Measuring 8.75”x6.75” in the body and 18.25”x6.75” with the chains included, the bit is in good condition with some surface wear, including tarnishing throughout from age. $200-$400 173

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS 571. Big Thunder Roundup “Today’s Celebration” Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A sign displayed at the former Big Thunder Ranch at Disneyland. The wooden sign is hand-painted with “Today’s Celebration,” and was designed to be hung above a sign that would be changed depending on what was being celebrated at the ranch. Hung on one of the rustic lampposts in the popular picnic area, this sign was likely removed when the area closed for the Galaxy’s Edge expansion. Measuring 13.25”x25”, the sign is in very good condition with expected wear from park use, including some small chips to the wood around the framed edge. $300-$500

572. Big Thunder Ranch Magnetic Park Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A magnetic park sign from Disneyland’s Big Thunder Ranch. The printed sign features the Big Thunder Ranch cattle brand-style logo over a faux burlap background. Measuring 4.25”x18.25”, the piece is in very good condition.

There is a 0.25” tear at the bottom edge that has been repaired with tape on the reverse. $300-$500

573. Big Thunder Ranch Halloween Roundup Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A sign celebrating Big Thunder Ranch’s Halloween Roundup. This seasonal celebration included themed décor, activities, and fanciful carved and painted pumpkins in honor of the holiday. The sign is printed on thin metal with a plastic core. Measuring 23”x36”, the sign is in very good condition with some expected wear from park use. There are two strips of velcro on the back and holes at each corner for mounting. $200-$400 174

574. Country Bear Jamboree Attraction Poster. (Disneyland/ Walt Disney World, 1972) An original lithographic attraction poster for the Country Bear Jamboree. This particularly rare variant of the poster, designed by Jim Michaelson, Marc Davis, and Eddie Martinez, was created for both Disneyland and Walt Disney World. Featuring the principal cast of characters depicted in detail, the poster measures 54”x37” and is in fine condition with some minor surface impressions and creasing in the right margin. $800-$1,200

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575. Original Drawing for Bear Country Grand Opening Coin.

(Disneyland, 1972) An original drawing used in the creation of the Grand Opening commemorative coin for Bear Country in 1972. The drawing depicts Henry, the Master of Ceremonies for Bear Country’s star attraction, the Country Bear Jamboree, and was used to produce the dimensional artwork seen on the front of the produced coins. Accomplished in black and red pencils on vellum, the artwork measures 15”x15” and is in very good condition with minor wear to the edges of the vellum. $300-$500

577. Country Bear Jamboree Max the Animatronic Stag Pelt. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A pelt of replacement faux fur for the Max the Whitetail Buck audio-animatronic figure from the Country Bear Jamboree. Max was part of a comic team of audio-animatronic hunting trophies with Buff the Buffalo and Melvin the Moose that hung in the Country Bear Playhouse and commented on the action during the show.

The Playhouse closed in 2001, replaced by the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh attraction. Max, Buff, and Melvin were incorporated into the new ride, hanging above the Hunny Heaven room. The irregularly-shaped pelt measures approximately 61”x33” and is in very good condition, exhibiting some molting and stickiness to the touch. $400-$600

576. Milt Albright’s Disneyland Bear Country Press Kit. (Disneyland, 1972) A vintage Bear Country press kit released by Disneyland to promote the park’s newest land. The kit includes (6) gelatin silver press photographs with snipes on Bear Country stationery, (3) informational packets totaling 7-pages on Bear Country Disneyland stationery, and a spiral bound 24-page book with tabbed topic divisions. All items are assembled in a pocket folder with Bear Country artwork by Marc Davis on the cover. The photos measures 10”x8” and the folder is 12”x9”. All items are in fine condition with minimal wear and handling. $200-$400

578. Song of the South Br’er Bear Costumed Character Pants. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A pair of Br’er Bear walk-around costume character pants from Disneyland’s Frontierland. Constructed of synthetic fiber orange faux fur with a beige cotton cloth lining, the character pants feature a stuffed tail in back and a velcro band around the interior waist for attachment to the top portion of the costume. The front of the internal lining is marked in black ink, “9005-Car Br’er Bear.”

Unmarked for size, the pants are voluminous to achieve the Song of the South villain’s signature mass. In recent years, the parks have gone to a more natural fur look for the Br’er Bear costume. For many, though, this fuzzy version will be fondly remembered. The character pants remain in very good condition, with some matting and frizzing to the fur and general wear. $300-$500 175

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579. Original Splash Mountain Promotional Painting. (Disneyland, c.1989) An original painting used to promote Splash Mountain at Disneyland.

Accomplished in acrylic and airbrush on paper that is adhered to art board, the painting features similar artwork to the final attraction poster. The reverse has a project label from Disneyland Creative Services. The artwork has an image size of 16.75”x10.75” on 20.5”x14” board. The condition is good with a few small marks of discoloration in the top-left and some yellowing along the edges of the white margins. $3,000-$5,000 176

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580. Set of (34) Splash Mountain Show Set Design Blue Lines. (Walt Disney World, 1991) A set of (34) show set design blue line prints for the Magic Kingdom’s version of the Splash Mountain attraction. The show design set includes a cover page and index, and the contents consist of everything from macro overviews of the entire attraction complex to detail illustrations of individual props and scenic pieces. The set provides a detailed look into the structural and design elements that went into creating the ride’s Song of the South-inspired rustic, old-timey feel. Measuring 18”x24, the blue line set is in very good condition with some edge tears, creases, and general handling. $600-$800

581. Splash Mountain Intrusion Detection System Manual. (Disneyland, 2005) A maintenance manual for the GRE Intrusion Detection System (IDS) for Disneyland’s Splash Mountain. The manual is numbered 2 of 6, and includes sections on sensors, cameras, door locks, and proximity switches, among much more. This 450-page maintenance binder has images of the CCTV views seen by each installed camera, as well as diagrams of the attraction’s layout to provide fans with a unique behind-the-scenes perspective on the ride. Measuring 11.75”x11”, the binder is in very good condition with some light scuffing to the cover and minor edge-wear. $400-$600

582. Splash Mountain Leaf Prop. (Disneyland, c.1990s) An original leaf prop from Splash Mountain at Disneyland. Encased in a custom frame, this ride prop is the style seen on the trees above the frogs and geese animatronic characters. The leaf measures approximately 8”x5.75” within its 18”x10” frame, and the artifact is in good condition with some scuffs throughout from use. $300-$500 177

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584. Splash Mountain Grand Opening Press Badge. (Walt Disney World, 1992) A press badge from the grand opening of Splash Mountain at Walt Disney World. The die-cut laminated badge features the classic image of Br’er Bear, Br’er Fox, and Br’er Rabbit in their log on the attraction’s final drop, with the words, “Grand Opening Splashtacular October 1-3, 1992.” The space below meant for the name or media outlet is left blank, and the badge hangs on pink satin cord. Measuring 7”x5.25” without the cord included, the condition is very good with a small crease at the top point of the badge. $100-$200 583. “Splash Mountain Pecan Log” Painting. (Disneyland, 1990) An original product packaging design painting for “Splash Mountain Pecan Logs.” Accomplished in January of 1990, just a few months after the opening of Splash Mountain, this painting was created for the attraction-themed souvenir treats.

Painted in acrylic and airbrush on thin paper adhered to art board, the artwork has an image size of 13”x12.25” on the 17”x14” board. The condition is very good with minor handling wear. $700-$900

585. Splash Mountain Opening Press Materials. (Disneyland, 1988-89) A collection of press materials relating to the opening of Splash Mountain at Disneyland. The collection includes a pre-opening folder with (2) press photos and (3) sheets of press release information, and a grand opening folder containing (8) press photos and (6) press releases. Also included is a Splash Mountain grand opening press watch. The outer folders measure 12”x9” and the watch band measures 9” long.

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586. Cast Member Splash Mountain Watch with Metal Band. (Disneyland, 1989) A limited edition Splash Mountain wristwatch only available to Disneyland cast members. Issued to celebrate the opening of the log flume ride, this silver metal quartz movement watch at one time contained liquid to create a “splash” effect, but it has since evaporated. The reverse of the case is engraved, “Limited Edition Cast Member Watch Quartz Movement Water Resistant Disney.” The original leather band has been replaced with a Speidel stretch metal bracelet. The case measures approximately 1.25” in diameter, and the bracelet has a diameter of 2.5” but stretches to be adjustable in size. The condition is good, exhibiting some tarnish, handling wear, and minor soiling. $200-$400

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587. Splash Mountain Limited Edition Watch. (Disneyland, c.2000) A limited edition watch featuring characters from Splash Mountain. The silver-tone watch features a split image on the face, so it appears that Br’er Bear and Br’er Fox are leaning around a corner to spot Br’er Rabbit. The watch is engraved with an edition number of 0357/2000 on the reverse and has an embossed leather band. Measuring 1.75”x1.5” and 9.5” long, the watch is in fine unused condition. It may require a new battery to run. $100-$200

588. Splash Mountain Disneyland Pennant. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A souvenir pennant from Splash Mountain at Disneyland. The pennant features Br’er Rabbit, Br’er Fox, and Br’er Bear on the familiar Splash Mountain logo. Measuring 12”x30”, the piece is in good condition with some wrinkling and vertical creases throughout, as well as several pin marks from prior mounting. The ties on the long edge have been removed. $100-$200

589. Dwarfs on Splash Mountain Figurine. (Disneyland, 2005) A limited edition figurine depicting Grumpy, Dopey, Happy, and Sleepy riding Splash Mountain titled “Where everyone is happy, no matter what their name is” by artist Costa Alavezos. The intricately detailed figurine is composed of hand-painted cast resin affixed to a footed wooden pedestal base. Created in an edition of 1000, the felted bottom of the base is stamped with The Art of Disney series information. Measuring 8.25”x5.25”x6.25”, the figurine is in very good condition with minor spot surface wear at the top of the waterfall. $200-$400 179

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS As the first new themed land since Disneyland’s opening day, New Orleans Square was poised to become one of the most popular locations in the park when it debuted in 1966. Home to the Pirates of the Caribbean and Haunted Mansion, as well as such famed restaurants as The Blue Bayou and the exclusive Club 33, New Orleans Square continues to capture the hearts and imaginations of countless park guests with its 19th century New Orleans, Louisiana charm.

590. New Orleans Square Near-Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1966) A very scarce “near-attraction” poster from the Summer of 1966. This beautiful, printed poster was part of a set of six posters that were displayed in the park as attraction posters but also sold individually at the Main Street Emporium.

They were only available that summer and as such, are very hard to come by. The piece measures 30”x22” and is in good condition with some edge-wear including a repaired tear in the top-right corner, and a few worn spots on the back of the sheet. The poster has been laminated for its protection. $700-$900 180

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591. Disneyland After Dark 1-Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1963) A vintage U.S. 1-sheet poster for Disneyland After Dark. Originally an episode of Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color, the musical variety film was shot at the park and stars Walt Disney as himself with a cavalcade of musical stars including Louis Armstrong, Annette Funicello, the Osmond Brothers and more. Tri-folded as issued, the poster measures 41”x27” and is in very good condition with some fold wear, corner bumping, and nicks to the edges. $400-$600 181

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592. Disneyland Hotel New Orleans Square Concept Art Print. (Disneyland Hotel, c.2000s) A framed print of Imagineer Herb Ryman’s concept art for New Orleans Square in Disneyland. Artwork from the history of the park is a fixture of the Disneyland Hotel’s décor, and this framed print was on display at the legendary establishment for many years. Measuring 19.75”x29.5” visible through a 28.25”x38” gold tone wood frame, the piece is in very good condition with minor surface wear and paint loss to the frame. $500-$700

593. Collection of (4) New Orleans Square Slides. (Disneyland, c.1950s-60s) A collection of (4) slides from New Orleans Square at Disneyland. The set includes (3) slides of the exterior of the Haunted Mansion from various angles, as well as a slide of Orleans Street, where Laffite’s Silver Shop is visible. Measuring 2”x2”, the slides are in very good condition with minor wear from age and use. $100-$200 182

594. Milt Albright’s Blues of the Bayou Press Party Ticket.

(Disneyland, 1966) A ticket for the Blues of the Bayou concert at the Blue Bayou Restaurant on July 24, 1966 from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright.

This event was held as part of the press party celebrating the grand opening of the Disneyland’s New Orleans Square. Attended

by New Orleans Mayor Victor H. Schirlo and Walt Disney, the event marked the one of the few times live entertainment was featured in the restaurant. Measuring 5.5”x2”, the ticket is in very good condition with minor spot soiling at upper right. $100-$200

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595. Milt Albright’s New Orleans Square Opening Press Pass.

(Disneyland, 1966) An unused press pass sticker for the grand opening of New Orleans Square at Disneyland from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright. Held on July 24, 1966, the event featured speeches by New Orleans Mayor Victor H. Schirlo and Walt Disney in his last public appearance at the park before his death that December. The ribbon-shaped sticker is numbered “0867” and still affixed to its original paper backing.

Measuring 5.5”x2”, the pass is in fine condition. $100-$200

597. Mlle. Antoinette’s Parfumerie Gift Set. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A Mademoiselle Antoinette’s Parfumerie gift set from Disneyland. The set includes a full, unopened bottle of perfume with a stamped metallic gold foil label in a synthetic silk drawstring pouch, a pair of pink and red plastic roses with perfume bottle funnel collars, and the original hexagonal New Orleans Square cardboard box with yarn handle. The perfume bottle measures 2” tall, the faux flowers are 3” long, and the box is 2.75”x4.5” and 4” deep. Each of the gift set pieces are in very fine condition. The box exhibits a spot of surface loss and minor creasing to the sealing flap. $100-$200

596. Mlle. Antoinette’s Parfumerie Custom Scent Set. (Disneyland, 1991) A bottle of custom perfume and accessories from Mademoiselle Antoinette’s Parfumerie in Disneyland’s New Orleans Square. The glass perfume bottle is nearly full and retains a metallic gold stamped Mlle Antoinette’s label. A handwritten card is included, titling the scent “Essence of Daphne,” detailing the formula for its composition, and is dated “6-23-91.” It is accompanied by a business card for the store, a synthetic satin drawstring pouch, a perfume funnel, and a plastic and fabric pink rose. All items are presented in the original New Orleans Square hexagonal cardboard box. The bottle is 3” tall, the faux rose is 3.5” long, the box measures 2.75”x4.5” and 4” deep. All items are in very good condition with minor wear. The box exhibits faint creasing to the lid flaps. $100-$200

598. New Orleans Square Gourmet Shop Salad Utensils. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A set of salad serving utensils from the New Orleans Square Gourmet Shop. The fork and spoon consist of ceramic handles with molded plastic heads finished with a faux wood grain. The handles feature colorful Gourmet Shop transfer logos. Each measures 11” long, and the set is in fine condition with only minor rubbing, pitting, and loss to the ceramic glaze. $100-$200

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599. Royal Street Veranda Table. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A table from the Royal Street Veranda in New Orleans Square. Known for its bread bowls and gumbo, the Royal Street Veranda remains a popular spot with guests. The base is not original to the tabletop but was added to restore functionality to the table and is attributed to originating from Disneyland as well. Measuring 31.5” in diameter and 27.75” tall, the table is in good condition with surface wear consistent with park use, including some color wear to the design, yellowing to the center of the tabletop, and a few scratches. There is chipping around the edge throughout, and some gum on the underside. The base shows general wear to the paint. $1,000-$2,000

600. Disneyland Railroad New Orleans Square Prop Bench. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A prop bench seen near the New Orleans Square Station at Disneyland. As the train arrives at the station, it passes by a building on the left which is the secondary building for the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. To disguise this building, Imagineers designed a facade featuring the Creole Hotel and New Orleans Trading Company, and this bench can be seen sitting outside the Creole Hotel. While these buildings can only be seen by guests on the train and not approached on foot, this facade and the props which decorate it are wonderful examples of the details which make Disneyland so magical. Measuring approximately 27” deep, 38” wide, and 34” tall, the bench is in very good park-used condition, with some surface wear and aging to the wood from outdoor display. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $4,000-$6,000 184

REDISCOVERING DISNEYLAND When Pirates of the Caribbean opened in March of 1967, it was already known as the last attraction that was overseen by Walt before his passing. Pirates of the Caribbean is a testament to Walt’s vision, incorporating boat ride elements from It’s a Small World and drawing upon the character design and wit of Imagineer Marc Davis. The result is that the attraction’s characters feel unique and alive, and the dark ride appears to transport you to a time of pirates, plundering, and adventure. For over 50 years, Pirates of the Caribbean has been a staple of Disneyland, additionally appearing in five Disney theme parks around the globe.

601. Pirates Disney Gallery Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A Pirates of the Caribbean attraction poster reproduction from the Disney Gallery featuring the original design by Imagineer Collin Campbell. For a short time, the Disney Gallery offered a limited amount of full-size attraction poster reprints from some of the most beloved Disneyland attractions. This faithful recreation measures 54”x36” and is in very good condition with minor wear. $500-$700 185

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602. Marc Davis Pirates of the Caribbean (7) Lithograph Set. (Disneyland, 2000) A limited edition set consisting of (7) lithographic prints of Marc Davis’s original concept artwork for the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. This is the first set created in the edition of just 100 pieces. Each print is debossed with a Pirates stamp at lower right and hand numbered in pencil “1/100.” The set is accompanied by a Disney COA, a set of white gloves for handling, and housed in a wooden treasure chest box featuring a metal plaque on the lid engraved with Marc Davis’s signature. A Jolly Roger is stamped in gold on the lid’s interior black felt lining. The lithographs each measure 8”x10” and the chest is 10.25”x12” and 4.25” in deep. All are in very fine, as-new condition. The chest exhibits intentional distress. $1,000-$2,000

603. Set of (12) Marc Davis Signed Pirates Postcards.

(Disneyland, 1966) A complete set of (12) Pirates of the Caribbean post cards featuring Imagineer Marc Davis’s original concept art for the attraction. Comprising both the “A” and “B” sets, all twelve cards have been signed by the artist in black ball point pen, “Marc Davis.” The cards measure 3.5”x5.5” and are in fine condition with only occasional minor edge wear. $500-$700

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604. Pirates of the Caribbean Souvenir Pistol Drawing. (Disneyland, 1982) An original concept drawing for a souvenir pistol to be sold at Disneyland in the 1980s.

Created by Disneyland’s Merchandise Department, the drawing depicts technical aspects of the previous and newly designed versions of the souvenir pistol. It is based on similar pistols used in the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. Accomplished in pencil on vellum, the drawing measures 13”x15.5” and is in very fine condition. $300-$500

605. Pirates of the Caribbean Attraction Flag. (Walt Disney World, c.2000s) A Pirates of the Caribbean attraction flag from Walt Disney World. Printed on sturdy linen with a faux-tattered bottom edge, the flag features the Pirates of the Caribbean text logo and a sideways-facing skull and crossbones insignia borrowed from of real-life pirate Henry “Long Ben” Every. Measuring 10.75”x10”, the flag is in very good condition with a minor crease at right. $300-$500

606. Walt Disney World Pirates Prototype Cast Member Shirt. (Walt Disney World, 1993) A prototype for the cast member shirt for the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction at Walt Disney World. The interior of the neck retains a blank Magic Kingdom embroidered label and an additional tag marked “Sample 9-17-73.”

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607. Walt Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean Sealed Record. (Disneyland, 1963) A vintage Walt Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean 12” vinyl LP. Featuring the vocal talents of entertainment icon Thurl Ravenscroft, the record is the official soundtrack to the New Orleans Square attraction, released during the first full year it was in operation. The album is still sealed in the original shrink-wrap and retains the Disneyland park price tag sticker on the reverse. Measuring 12.5”x12.5”, the record is in fine condition with some minor splitting and soiling to the shrink wrap, the beginnings of ghosting on the back of the sleeve from the record within, and a small bump to the right edge. $100-$200

610. Set of (4) Pirates of the Caribbean Lenticulars. (Disneyland, 1999) A set of (4) Pirates of the Caribbean lenticular prints created exclusively for Disneyland in celebration of the fan-favorite attraction. Depicting iconic scenes from the ride, the lenticulars are presented in plastic sleeves with ornate printed borders, which serve as display frames, and are each accompanied by a plastic display stand. Never opened, the sleeves retain the original park price tags on the reverse. The lenticulars measure 4.25”x5.25” and are in very fine, as-new condition. The sleeves exhibit some faint scuffing. $200-$400 188

608. Set of (9) Pirates of the Caribbean Keychains. (Walt Disney World, 1973) A set of (9) Pirates of the Caribbean keychains from Walt Disney World. The set includes (5) chains on blue carding and (4) on gold carding. These keychains were among the earliest Pirates souvenirs offered, and were designed to be paired with a customizable souvenir doubloon. Measuring 4”x2.5”, all pieces are in unopened, unused fine condition with minor spot discoloration to some of the blue cards. $200-$400

611. Pirates of the Caribbean Commemorative Key. (Disneyland, 2000) A Pirates of the Caribbean commemorative treasure chest key created for the attraction’s 33rd anniversary. The key is presented in a cardboard clamshell box with printed treasure map graphics on the exterior.

Measuring 5.5”x1.75”, the key is in very fine, as-new condition. The box measures 5.25”x7.25” and 1” deep and exhibits only minimal wear. $100-$200

609. Pirates of the Caribbean 30th Anniversary Watch. (Disneyland, 1997) A limited edition watch created for cast members to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction at Disneyland. The face of the burnished gold-tone watch reads “Pirates of the Caribbean 30 Years.” A rotating disc tracks seconds, and features a woman endlessly chasing a pirate, as seen on the ride. The case back bears the anniversary dates and is engraved with edition number, “0403/1000.” Measuring 1.75”x1.5” and 9.25” long with the leather watch band included, the watch is in fine unused condition and comes in its original treasure chestshaped box. The watch will likely require a new battery to run. $200-$400

612. Pirates of the Caribbean Jolly Roger & Plunder Figure. (Disneyland, 2000) A limited edition Pirates of the Caribbean sculpture from an exclusive themed event at Disneyland.

Constructed of cast resin, the intricately detailed composition depicts a 3D Jolly Roger figure on a rippling banner backdrop, positioned above a pile of plundered gold coins, and with a Pirates of the Caribbean treasure map logo on the base.

The sculpture was created in an edition of 750 and is hand-numbered “518” on the sticker affixed to the reverse. Measuring 5.5”x6.75” and 4.75” deep, the piece is in very fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

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613. Set of (5) Pirates of the Caribbean Event Coins. (Disneyland, 2000) A limited edition boxed set of (5) coins from a special Pirates of the Caribbean event at Disneyland on May 20, 2000. The metal coins feature imagery of notable scenes and characters from the attraction. Created in an edition of 1000 pieces, the set comes in a clamshell box with treasure map imagery. The coins range in size from 1.75” to 2.25” in diameter and are in very good condition with minor surface wear. The box measures 7.25”x6.25” and 1” deep and exhibits only minimal wear. $100-$200

616. Pirates of the Caribbean Prop Gold Display. (Disney, 2006) A limited edition Pirates of the Caribbean framed display set from the Pirates in the Big Apple event on July 7, 2006.

Held at the New York City World of Disney store, the event celebrated the premiere of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest and included a reception and a screening of the film. The display is custom-matted and includes a pirate gold prop taken from Walt Disney World’s Pirates of the Caribbean attraction, a print of the event’s logo, and a coin created specifically for the event. Measuring 15.75”x12.75” overall, the set is in very good condition with minor wear. $300-$500

614. Pirates of the Caribbean 30th Anniversary Watch & Pin. (Disneyland, 1997) A pin and limited edition watch created exclusively for cast members to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. Both feature a traditional Jolly Roger logo with the years of operation for the attraction printed on either side of its name. The watch is etched on the reverse with the edition number “9/200,” and the piece has a black leather band. The pin measures 1.25” in diameter, and the watch measures approximately 1.75”x1.5” and 9.25” long. Both are in very good condition with minor surface wear. The watch retains in its original wooden box with sliding lid. $100-$200

617. Pirates of the Caribbean 40th Anniversary Plate. (Disneyland, 2007) A Pirates of the Caribbean 40th anniversary art glass plate designed by Amanda Visell. The concave square plate has a felted bottom stamped in gold with the Pirates 40th anniversary logo. Measuring 8.75”x8.75” the piece is in fine, unused condition. $100-$200

615. Pirates of the Caribbean Pin with Prop Section. (Disneyland, 2006) A limited edition Pirates of the Caribbean enamel pin from the “A Piece of Disney History II” collection. Encapsulated on the pin is actual hair from the coat of the audio-animatronic dog figure that howls with the musicians in the ride’s burning village vignette. Created in a limited edition of 2500, the pin is still fastened to the original backing card. The pin measures 1.75”x1.75” and the card is 2”x3.5”. Both are in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

618. Pirates of the Caribbean Captain’s Journal Box. (Walt Disney World, 2007) A commemorative “Captain’s Journal” from the 2007 event Pirates of the Caribbean: Adventures On the 7 Seas Lagoon. This box opens to reveal a collectible compass rose, a minted bronze distressed medallion, a miniature print, and a prop gold artifact taken from the Walt Disney World Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. A Certificate of Verification is adhered to the inside cover. The piece measures 9.25”x6.75” and 4.5” tall and is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $100-$200 189

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619. Shag Signed Pirates of the Caribbean Pirate Boy Figure. (Disneyland, 2005) A Pirates of the Caribbean vinyl Pirate Boy figure designed

by Shag and manufactured by Span of Sunset.

Created in celebration of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary, the figure retains the original plastic box packaging. The front panel of the box is signed in felt pen, “Shag.” The figure measures approximately 9.75” tall and is in very fine, as-new condition. The box is 10.5”x5.5” and 5.5” deep and exhibits some minor scuffing overall. $200-$400 190

620. Shag Pirate Boy Black and White Variant Figure. (Disneyland, 2005) A black and white variant version of the Pirates of the Caribbean vinyl Pirate Boy figure designed by Shag and manufactured by Span of Sunset. Created in celebration of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary, the figure retains the original plastic box packaging.

The monochromatic variant figure measures approximately 9.75” tall and is in very fine, as-new condition. The box is 10.5”x5.5” and 5.5” deep and exhibits minor surface wear. $200-$400

621. Shag Signed Pirate Boy Sepia Variant Figure. (Disneyland, 2005) A sepia variant version of the Pirates of the Caribbean vinyl Pirate Boy figure designed by Shag and manufactured

by Span of Sunset. Created in celebration of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary, the figure remains sealed in the original plastic box packaging. The front panel of the box is signed in felt pen, “Shag.”

The monochromatic variant figure measures approximately 9.75” tall and is in very fine, as-new condition. The box is 10.5”x5.5” and 5.5” deep and exhibits some minor scuffing. $200-$400

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622. Pirates of the Caribbean Bird Head Skeleton Figure. (Disneyland, 2008) A Pirates of the Caribbean Bird Head Skeleton Pirate vinyl figure sculpted by Monster5 and manufactured

by Span of Sunset. Created in an edition of 400, this “ride color” version of the figure includes two removable swords and a Span of Sunset COA. The Bird Head Skeleton Pirate is presented in a lidded cardboard display box with form fitted plastic insert and measures 16” tall. The box is 18”x6” and 6” deep. The figure and accessories are in very fine, as-new condition. The box has scattered surface wear and some label loss to the interior walls. $100-$200

623. Pirates Bird Head Skeleton Gold Figure. (Disneyland, 2008) A gold variant Pirates of the Caribbean Bird Head Skeleton Pirate vinyl figure sculpted by Monster5 and manufactured

by Span of Sunset. Created in an edition of 350, the figure includes two removable swords with gold-tone blades and a Span of Sunset COA. The Bird Head Skeleton Pirate is presented in a lidded cardboard display box with form fitted plastic insert and measures 16” tall. The box is 18”x6” and 6” deep. The figure and accessories are in very fine, as-new condition. The box has faint surface wear and bumping to the bottom back right corner. $200-$400

624. Pirates Bird Head Skeleton Black-Out Figure. (Disneyland, 2008) An all-black variant Pirates of the Caribbean Bird Head Skeleton Pirate vinyl figure sculpted by Monster5 and manufactured by Span of Sunset. Created in an edition of 250, the figure includes two removable swords with black blades and a Span of Sunset COA. The Bird Head Skeleton Pirate is presented in a lidded cardboard display box with form fitted plastic insert and measures 16” tall.

The box is 18”x6” and 6” deep. The figure and accessories are in very fine, as-new condition. The box has minor surface wear. $100-$200

625. Pirates of the Caribbean Key Dog Monochrome Figure. (Disneyland, 2009) A black and white variant Pirates of the Caribbean Key Dog vinyl figure manufactured by Span of Sunset. The dog is accompanied by a key on a ring and a bone-shaped squeaker toy. The original cardboard and plastic box packaging is included. The front of the box features a silhouette cutout of the incarcerated pirates who beckon to the dog in the famous vignette from the ride.

The figure is approximately 9.5” tall and the box measures 12.25”x12” and 7.5” deep. The figure and accessories are in very fine, as-new condition. The box exhibits minor stress creasing to the upper left. $100-$200

626. Pirates of the Caribbean Key Dog Figure. (Disneyland, 2009) A Pirates of the Caribbean Key Dog vinyl figure manufactured

by Span of Sunset. The dog is accompanied by a key on a ring and a bone-shaped squeaker toy.

The original cardboard and plastic box packaging is included. The front of the box features a silhouette cutout of the incarcerated pirates who beckon to the dog in the famous vignette from the ride. The figure is approximately 9.5” tall and the box measures 12.25”x12” and 7.5” deep. The figure and accessories are in very fine, as-new condition. The box exhibits minor surface wear. $100-$200

627. Pirates of the Caribbean 50th Anniversary Ball Cap. (Disneyland, 2017) A limited edition leather Pirates of the Caribbean ball cap created in celebration of the attraction’s 50th anniversary. The black lambskin leather cap features a die-cut metal “1967 Pirates of the Caribbean” Jolly Roger logo applied to the left front panel. The hat was limited to 230 pieces. The cap is accompanied by the original Disney Certificate of Verification and treasure chest-style cardboard box, which measures 9”x9.25” and 4.75” deep.

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628. Pair of Blue Bayou Restaurant Chairs. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A pair of chairs from the Blue Bayou Restaurant at Disneyland. Chairs resembling this beautiful metal-framed style have been used at the restaurant from its opening and are reminiscent of the classic ironwork of New Orleans. Both chairs are marked on the underside of the seat with the last date of upholstery.

Measuring 34” tall with a 17”x17” seat, the chairs are in good condition with moderate wear consistent with use.

There is surface wear throughout, including minor paint chipping as well as deeper scratches along the crest rail on both chairs. The seats show a few stains and general wear from use. These items may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $500-$700

629. Blue Bayou Restaurant Dinner Menu. (Disneyland, c.1976) A dinner menu from the Blue Bayou restaurant at Disneyland. Featuring soups, appetizers, entrees, specialties, desserts, and drinks, the menu contains a variety of dishes which speak to the era. The story of the Blue Bayou is printed on the reverse, with a hand-written note in ink from a previous owner dating this menu to “Grad Nite ‘76.” The interior has a note reading “1977” toward the bottom right. Measuring 13”x9” when closed, the menu is in fair condition with several creases throughout, including one which crosses the menu horizontally. There is moderate edge and surface wear as well, including dulled corners and color loss along the fold. $100-$200

630. Blue Bayou Opening Year Children’s Menu. (Disneyland, 1967) A child’s menu from the opening year of the Blue Bayou restaurant.

Featuring an amusing illustration based on Pirates of the Caribbean above the food options, the menu measures 11.25”x5” and is in good condition with some handling and edge-wear, and a light 1.5” stain on the mid-right. $100-$200

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REDISCOVERING DISNEYLAND As Walt developed the members-only Club 33 which debuted at Disneyland in 1967, he originally intended it to be only for corporate sponsors and other industry VIPs. However, after Walt’s passing, the decision was made to open the club to limited individual memberships. The club periodically offers rare exclusive merchandise to its patrons which cannot be purchased anywhere else in the park, and this merchandise typically features the club’s gold and black “33” logo. Original souvenirs and artifacts from Club 33 provide excellent insight into the club from its early days to the present and are incredibly popular with collectors due to the exclusive nature of Club 33.

631. Club 33 Host Cast Member Jacket. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A parkworn Disneyland Club 33 host cast member jacket from the members only New Orleans Square establishment. The waist-length black synthetic fabric livery jacket features notched lapels, a pair of ornamental buttons on either side of the front opening, and an embroidered Club 33 logo patch at left chest. The interior retains a Disneyland bias label marked, “HH” and a Harvard Uniforms maker’s label. Unmarked for size, the jacket is in very good condition with only minor wear and tattering to the Disneyland label. $500-$700

632. Club 33 Hostess Cast Member Dress. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A park-worn Disneyland Club 33 hostess cast member dress from the members only New Orleans Square establishment. The long-sleeve black synthetic fabric French maid-style dress features a white chiffon ruffled collar, button and snap front closure, pleated mini skirt, and chiffon ruffled sleeve cuffs with snap and velcro closure. The interior retains a Disneyland label marked size “10” and a separate “10” size label. The dress remains in good condition with 2 missing buttons at the front, a fallen lower hem repaired with safety pins, and general wear. $500-$700

633. Club 33 Hostess Cast Member Dress and Belt. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A park-worn Club 33 hostess cast member dress from the members only establishment. The long-sleeve full-skirt dress features the oldstyle Club 33 logo embroidered in gold on the left sleeve cuff, and retains a Disneyland bias label and a “10” size label. The dress is accompanied by a black fabric cummerbund. The reverse bears a Disneyland bias label and a Santana size “Large” maker’s label. The dress is in very good condition with minor wear, and is missing two buttons. $500-$700 193

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635. Club 33 Cast Member Dinner Jacket. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A cast member dinner jacket from Club 33 at Disneyland. Worn by cast members working at the legendary club, this single-button jacket was created

by First Nighter Formal Wear and features an embroidered Club 33 logo patch on the left breast pocket. The jacket retains its Disneyland Resort tag and costuming bar code. Marked as a Men’s 38R, the jacket is in very good condition with minimal wear. $300-$500

634. Club 33 Hostess Cast Member Dress. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A park-worn Disneyland Club 33 hostess cast member dress from the members only New Orleans Square establishment. The long-sleeve black synthetic fabric full-skirt dress features a deep V-neckline with integral white-on-white floral embroidered dickey, tri-button sleeve cuffs, the oldstyle Club 33 logo embroidered in gold on left sleeve cuff, hip pockets, kick pleated skirt with applied tri-button patches above the pleats at front and back, and zipper back closure. The interior retains a Disneyland Resort label and a Female label marked size “12.” The piece is in very good condition with minor wear. $500-$700 194

636. Club 33 Women’s Cast Member Shirt. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A park worn Club 33 cast member polo shirt. The white synthetic fiber shirt features an embroidered Club 33 logo on the left chest, and “Cast Member” embroidered in gold lettering on the right sleeve. A size “Ladies Small,” the shirt is in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

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637. Club 33 Cast Member Shirt. (Disneyland, 2010s) A park worn cast member shirt from Disneyland’s Club 33. The short-sleeve synthetic fabric polo shirt features the current Club 33 logo embroidered on the left chest and “Cast Member” embroidered at the bottom of the right sleeve. A men’s size “L,” the Sport-Tek brand shirt is in very good condition with only minor wear. $100-$200

639. Pair of Club 33 Cloth Napkins. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A pair of napkins from Disneyland’s Club 33. The white cloth napkins feature subtle white embroidery of the classic club logo at center and fleur-de-lis-inspired filigree in the corners. Measuring 21”x22”, the napkins are in fine condition with only minor wear. $200-$400

638. Club 33 Cast Member Wardrobe Guide Cards. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A collection of (7) wardrobe guide cards for Club 33 cast member costumes. Each card depicts a different cast member costume and provides a list of the clothing articles from which it is comprised. The cards include the Club 33 Bussing Female, Server Male, Host, Server Female, Carver Male/Female, Bussing Male, and Hostess. Used as rack labels in the wardrobe department, every card lists the number of the aisle where the pictured garments can be found. Measuring 5.25”x3.5”, the cards are in very good condition with minor wear. One card retains a square of velcro on the back. $200-$400

640. Pair of Club 33 Michael Léson Espresso Cups & Saucers. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A pair of espresso cups with saucers created by Michael Léson Designs for Disneyland’s Club 33. All pieces feature the elegant gold band and navy blue stripe pattern with additional gold accents. Each is marked on the bottom with the Michael Léson for Club 33 statement. The cups measure 2.25”x3” and 2.25” deep and the saucers are 0.5” tall x 4.5” in diameter. All pieces are in very good condition with only minor wear to the bottoms from use in the exclusive New Orleans Square establishment. $200-$400 195

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641. Club 33 Michael Léson (7) Piece Service Set. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A collection of (7) pieces of Club 33 exclusive tableware created by Michael Léson Designs including a dinner plate, a coffee cup, a gravy boat, a cream pitcher, a tea pot, a lidded sugar pot, and an ashtray. All pieces feature the elegant gold band and navy blue stripe pattern with additional gold accents. Each is marked on the bottom of the base with the Michael Léson for Club 33 maker’s statement. Ranging in size from 3.25”x4” and 2.5” deep to 1” tall x 11” in diameter, the pieces are in generally very good condition with only minor wear to the bottoms from use in the Disneyland members only establishment. The tea pot is missing its lid. $200-$400 642. Set of (6) Club 33 Dinnerware Pieces. (Disneyland, 1990s-2004) A collection of ceramic dinnerware specially created by Homer Laughlin and Michael Léson for Disneyland’s exclusive Club 33. The Laughlin China pieces include a teacup, a rimmed soup bowl, a luncheon plate, a salad plate, and a dinner plate, with a large Léson pasta bowl. All are stamped with a maker’s mark on the reverse.

Ranging in size from 3” in diameter to 12” in diameter, the pieces range from good to very good condition, showing various degrees of rubbing to the designs, scuffing and scratching to the surfaces, and wear to the bottoms from restaurant use. $400-$600

643. Club 33 Dudson Espresso Cup and Saucer. (Disneyland, c.2000s) An espresso cup and saucer set by Dudson Fine China for Club 33.

The elegant pieces feature the club’s signature pattern of gold bands, gold filigree against a gray field, and white and blue diamonds. Both pieces are marked on the bottom with the oldstyle Club 33 logo and the Dudson maker’s statement. The handled cup measures 2.75”x3.25” and 2.25” deep and the saucer is 5” in diameter.

The set is in very good condition with the cup exhibiting two small chips on the bottom rim, only visible when the piece is turned upside down (likely a manufacturing flaw), and the plate bearing some smearing to the maker’s information and a 1” hairline scratch to the face. $200-$400 196

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644. Club 33 Dudson Dinner Plate. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A dinner plate created by Dudson Fine China for Disneyland’s Club 33. The dinner plate features the New Orleans Square establishment’s exclusive design of gold bands, gold filigree against a gray field, and white and blue diamond pattern with the old-style club logo in gold at center. The bottom of the plate is marked with the Dudson maker’s statement and additional Club 33 logo. Measuring 12.25” in diameter, the plate is in very good condition, exhibiting some edge and surface wear with rubbing to the outer rim and central logo, and some minor scuffing and spot imperfections to the underside of the plate from restaurant use. $200-$400

645. Bottle of Club 33 Wine and 40th Anniversary Glass. (Disneyland, 2007) An unopened bottle of Club 33 cabernet sauvignon vinted and bottled by Creston Vineyards and a 40th anniversary wine glass only available to members of the exclusive club. The 750 mL wine bottle features a custom Club 33 label with the old-style logo and a photo image of the inside of the dining room. The foil capsule is present and intact. No vintage is designated on the bottle. The cabernet-style wine glass is etched on the bowl with the Mardi Gras-inflected Club 33 40th anniversary logo and has a Disney copyright mark on the foot. The wine bottle measures 12” tall x 2.75” in diameter and the glass is 9.25”x 3” in diameter. Both pieces remain in unused, fine condition. $200-$400

646. Club 33 Cast Member Signed Menu. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A cast member signed menu from Disneyland’s Club 33. The piece consists of an elegant leather and board menu cover featuring the contemporary club logo stamped at lower right and elaborate stitched detail in baby and royal blue thread at left. The interior contains a guest welcome letter and a luncheon menu, which has been signed in virtually all available blank space by various cast members of the exclusive New Orleans Square club. This actual park-used menu was presented to a cast member to commemorate their final shift. Measuring 14.5”x9.25”, the menu is in very good condition with light scuffing and wear to the covers and some waviness and handling to the contents. $400-$600 197

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647. Club 33 50th Anniversary Cast Member Book. (Disneyland, 2017) A Club 33 50th anniversary book created exclusively for cast members. The cover of the spiral bound book is personalized to “Randy” with an applied ornately designed molded plastic anniversary medallion featuring the contemporary Club 33 logo. The 23-page booklet contains a 1960s-era Club 33 information guide reprinted in a small format and a large format section reproducing concept designs and artful detail photographs of the current club, post-2014 renovation. Measuring 9”x14.25”, the anniversary book is fine condition with only minor wear. $200-$400

648. Walt Disney Framed Photo Club 33 Cast Member Gift. (Disneyland, 2012) A photo of Walt Disney in a custom frame gifted to Club 33 cast members in honor of the members only New Orleans Square establishment’s 45th anniversary. The print depicts Walt and a team of functionaries touring the Club 33 construction site, with a detail head-and-shoulders close-up of the club’s creator wearing a Disneyland hard hat. The print is presented in a free-standing wood and glass easel frame with the Club 33 logo and “Cast” etched in the wood beneath the picture. The photo measures 3.5”x5.5” visible through the 5.25”x7.75” mat, and the frame stands 8.75”x7.75” and 3” deep. The cast gift is in very fine, as-new condition. $200-$400

649. Club 33 Reopening Cast Member Booklet. (Disneyland, 2014) A booklet commemorating the reopening of Club 33 after its renovation in 2014, exclusively available to cast members. The 8-page staple-bound booklet features matte black covers with the contemporary Club 33 logo debossed in gold above “July 18, 2014” and the Disneyland text logo. The contents include an introduction from management, a capsule history of the club, information on the changes, and a two-page panoramic photograph of the staff. Also included is a printed letter from the General Manager. Measuring 8.5”x8.5”, the book is in fine condition with minimal cover wear including a semicircular impression to the right of the Club 33 logo only visible under raking light. $200-$300 198

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650. Shag “The Secret Salon” Club 33 Exclusive Print. (Disneyland, 2018) A Club 33 exclusive print by Shag titled “The Secret Salon.” The piece depicts a jazz band playing in the members only Club 33 lounge, rendered in Shag’s inimitable retro Mod style. Measuring 7.25”x13.25” visible through a 14”x18” double mat stamped in gold ink with the Club 33 insignia, the print is in very fine, as-new condition. $200-$400

651. Collection of (11) Pieces of Club 33 Ephemera. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A collection of (11) pieces of ephemera from Club 33. The set includes a swizzle stick, matchbook, napkin, leaf of letterhead stationery, leaf of notepaper, (5) Club 33 return address catalog envelopes, and a dinner menu from a special event. All items feature some iteration of the iconic Club 33 Art Deco logo. Ranging in size from 2”x2” to 14”x8.5”, the pieces are in generally fine to very fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

652. Club 33 Wallet. (Disneyland, 2010s) A Club 33 emblem leather billfold wallet. This rare collectible was only available to members of the exclusive celebrity haunt in New Orleans Square.

Measuring 9”x4.25”, the wallet is in very good condition with some surface scratches and scuffs over all. $100-$200 199

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653. Club 33 Wine Tote. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A wine tote only available to members of Disneyland’s Club 33. The burlap and synthetic fabric single-bottle tote bag has two fabric hoop handles at the top, a rigid plastic insert in the bottom, and an applied contemporary Club 33 logo with the text, “Est. 1967” on the front. Measuring 17.5”x4.25” and 4.25” deep, the wine tote is in very fine, as-new condition. $100-$200

654. Club 33 Framed Michael Eisner Photo Table Gift. (Disneyland, c.1986) A framed wallet-size photograph of Disney CEO Michael Eisner. The photo served as table decoration for his birthday event at Club 33. Since Eisner was new at Disney, he did not know Disney executives were discouraged from appearing in Mouse-ears as it was deemed unprofessional. An interesting piece of park and studio history, Disney would undergo a financial and creative renaissance under Eisner’s leadership, transforming the foundering enterprise into the global media juggernaut we know today. The photo measures 2.5”x1.75” and the frame, 3.5”x2.75”. Both are in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

655. Club 33 Glass Paperweight. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A prismatic glass paperweight from Disneyland’s Club 33. The eye-catching circular paperweight has faceted sides, a smooth face, and a smooth base etched with the old-style Club 33 logo. The original Club 33 cardboard box packaging is included. Measuring 2” tall x 3” in diameter, the piece is in very good condition with some scratching and scuffing to the flat surfaces, only visible in direct light, and spot discoloration in the etching. The lidded box measures 4”x4” and 2.5” deep and exhibits some scratching and surface lifting. $200-$400 200

656. Club 33 Candlelight Processional Earmuffs. (Disneyland, 2018) A pair of Club 33 earmuffs only available to members of the exclusive New Orleans Square society at Disneyland’s 2018 Candlelight Processional holiday event. The one size fits most, adjustable earmuffs are constructed of navy blue knit fabric over a rigid armature with plush padded ear coverings and the current Club 33 logo embroidered in gold on either side. Measuring 7”x5” and 3.25” deep, the earmuffs are in very fine unworn condition. $100-$200

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657. Club 33 Playing Cards in a Club 33 Box. (Disneyland, 2010s) An unopened set of Club 33-branded playing cards in a custom box only available to members of the exclusive New Orleans Square establishment.

The reverse of cards depicts the contemporary Club 33 logo and floral filigree-style accents. Still shrink-wrapped in the original packaging, the deck is presented in a wooden clamshell box with the Club 33 logo on the hood.

Measuring 3.5”x2.5” and 0.75” the deck of cards is in very fine, as-new condition. The box measures 4.75”x3.5” and 1.5” deep and exhibits minimal wear. $100-$200 658. Club 33 Candlelight Processional Blanket. (Disneyland, 2014) A blanket created exclusively for Club 33 members at Disneyland’s Candlelight Processional holiday event in 2014. The royal blue polyfiber plush blanket features an embroidered contemporary Club 33 logo at bottom right. The original Disneyland Candlelight 2014 velcro bow is included.

Measuring 60”x40, the blanket is in unused fine condition. $100-$200

659. Club 33 Metal Paperweight. (Disneyland, c.2014) A cast metal paperweight in the shape of the Club 33 logo. This version of the insignia was adopted after the 2014 remodel of the exclusive members-only club.

Only available to Club 33 members, the paperweight is accompanied by a leatherette draw-string pouch stamped in gold with the club logo. Measuring 5”x3.75”, the paperweight is in fine condition. The pouch exhibits some surface impressions and light wrinkling. $100-$200

660. Haunted Mansion Club 33 Mouse Ears Headband. (Disneyland, 2019) A Haunted Mansion-themed mouse ear headband released to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Disneyland attraction and exclusively available to Club 33 members. The piece consists of a pair of synthetic silk stuffed mouse ears, featuring a pattern incorporating Haunted Mansion and Club 33 imagery, and a stuffed bat-form bow with a central Gothic-style Club 33 metal logo button attached to a semi-rigid synthetic silk-covered headband. Never worn, the original park price tag and plastic hanger are still attached. The piece measures 10.5”x8” and 2.25” deep and is in very fine, as-new condition. $100-$200 201

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661. Club 33 Mouse Ears Headband. (Disneyland, 2019) A first edition Club 33-themed mouse ear headband only available to members of the exclusive New Orleans Square-based organization. The piece consists of a pair of gold synthetic silk stuffed mouse ears covered in gold rhinestones and a stuffed bow composed of Club 33 logo patterned synthetic silk attached to a royal blue synthetic silk-covered headband. Never worn, the original park price tag and plastic hanger are still attached. The piece measures 10.75”x9” and 2.25” deep and is in very fine, as-new condition. $100-$200

663. Pair of Club 33 Haunted Mansion Anniversary Tiki Mugs. (Disneyland, 2019) A pair of Club 33 exclusive ceramic tiki mugs created to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Haunted Mansion. Modeled on the busts from the infamous Portrait Hallway, the pair includes a “Short Scowl” male mug and a “Tall Frown” female mug. Both are stamped on the front in glow-in-the-dark ink with a Club 33 logo. The mugs retain their original cardboard box packaging. They are accompanied by (2) matching plastic Club 33 swizzle sticks, and (8) paper coasters with a gothic Club 33 logo. The mugs measure approximately 8” tall and 4” in diameter. Everything is in very fine condition being as-new save the swizzle sticks which are in fine condition with some minor rubbing. $200-$400 202

662. Club 33 Prototype Logo Watch. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A prototype of the popular Club 33 logo watch. This developmental version of the watch features the old-style Club 33 logo on its face, created in gold print over a black background. As this watch was never intended for sale, it lacks the polished finish of the final product, and does not have the gold studs seen in the retailed version. The reverse of the case has a generic engraving for Citizen Watch Co. rather than the Disney logo. Measuring approximately 1.75”x1.5” with a 9.25” band, the watch is in very good condition with minor wear, including some minor scratches to the casing and light surface wear to the buckle. The watch will require a new battery to function. $100-$200

664. Club 33 Summer of Tiki Cobalt Third Edition Mug. (Disneyland, 2019) A tiki mug created exclusively for Club 33 members as part of Disneyland’s Summer of Tiki promotion.

Inspired by the Throws and Maskers cocktail, this third edition ceramic mug is glazed cobalt blue and features tiki face imagery inspired by New Orleans Mardi Gras culture. “Club 33” is molded into the bottom of the base. The original box is included. The mug measures 6” tall x 4.5” in diameter and is in very fine, as-new condition. The box is 7”x4.5” and 4.5” deep and exhibits some creasing, edge, and corner wear. $200-$400

665. Indiana Jones 25th Anniversary Club 33 Medallion. (Disneyland, 2000) A limited edition Club 33 member exclusive medallion commemorating Indiana Jones Adventure’s 25th anniversary. Designed by artist M. S. Berman, the antiqued brass medallion features relief imagery of Mara in the Temple of the Forbidden Eye on the face and the Club 33 logo with a skulls and serpents motif on the reverse. Additionally, “Club Thirty Three” is etched into the edge. Created in an edition of 300, the medallion is accompanied by a COA and the original miniature packing crate-style Club 33 box. Measuring 3” in diameter, the piece is in very fine, as-new condition.

The box measures 4”x3.75” and 2.5” deep and exhibits only minimal wear. $100-$200

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666. Collection of (4) Limited Edition Club 33 Pins. (Disneyland, 2018) A collection of (4) limited edition Club 33 pins featuring Disneyland attractions. The pins are all hinged, with a Club 33 logo on the front themed to the attraction represented within. Included are pins representing the Mark Twain Riverboat, the Enchanted Tiki Room, New Orleans/Mardi Gras, and the Haunted Mansion, most featuring Mickey and friends. All the pins were released in editions of 1500. Measuring approximately 2”x1.75” in their 3.75”x3.75” and 1” tall original boxes, the pins are in fine condition with minor tarnishing to the Tiki and Mark Twain pins on the underside of the flap and on the reverse. $200-$400

667. Set of (6) Club 33 Holiday Pins. (Disneyland, c.2009-2016) A collection of (6) Club 33 Disneyland holiday pins only available to members of the exclusive New Orleans Square establishment. The set includes a Mickey Mouse 2009 pin, a Pluto 2010 pin, a Goofy 2011 pin, a Donald Duck 2015 pin, a Mickey and Minnie 2016 pin, and a Mickey playing piano 2016 pin.

Ranging in size from 1.75”x1.75” to 2.5”x1.5”, the pins are in very fine, as-new condition and retain their original backing cards or plastic bag packaging. $600-$800

668. Club 33 Limited Edition Holiday 2018 Pin. (Disneyland, 2018) A beautiful limited edition Club 33 pin released for the 2018 holiday season. This blue and silver pin showcases the Club 33 logo, with additional details around the edges designed to look like ribbons and holly, with faux crystal accents. Released in an edition of 1000, the pin measures approximately 1.75”x1.5” in its 4”x3.75” and 1” tall original box. The condition is fine with minimal wear. $100-$200

669. Club 33 Tiki Takeover Limited Edition Pin. (Disneyland, 2019) A limited edition Club 33 pin from the Tiki Takeover event. For a limited time, Club 33 featured tiki-themed drinks, food, and merchandise for this special event. This hinged pin features Alfred the vulture perched on “Club 33” on the front and opens to reveal Pele amidst other tiki imagery. Released in an edition of 1000, the pin measures 1.75”x1.5” in its original 3”x3” and 0.75” tall box. The condition is fine with minimal wear. $200-$400 203

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670. Set of (5) Walt Disney World Club 33 Pins. (Walt Disney World, c.2010s) A collection of (5) pins from the various Walt Disney World branches of Club 33. The set includes a Spotlight Lounge logo pin from Disney’s Hollywood Studios, a Captain’s Quarters logo pin from the Magic Kingdom, a Constellation Club logo pin from Epcot, a Walt Disney World Club 33 hinged locket logo pin, and a polished gold-tone Walt Disney World Club 33 logo pin with blue enamel fill. Ranging in size from 1.25”x1” to 1.5”x1.5”, the pins are in very fine, as-new condition and retain their original boxes. $600-$800

672. Shanghai Disneyland Club 33 Pin. (Shanghai Disneyland, 2017) A logo pin exclusively available to Club 33 members at Shanghai Disneyland. The elegant gold metal pin is in the form of the Shanghai park’s Fantasia-inspired version of the iconic “33” insignia. The piece is accompanied by the original Shanghai Disneyland Club 33 clamshell presentation box. Measuring approximately 1.5”x1.5”, the pin is in very fine, as-new condition. The box measures 3.25”x2.75” and 2.15” deep and exhibits only minor wear. $100-$200 204

671. Club 33 Stained Glass Door Pin. (Disneyland, 2014) A limited edition Club 33 exclusive pin depicting the Club’s new stained glass doors with floral imagery. The pin opens to reveal a white and gold Club 33 logo on a decorative blue background. Measuring 1.75”x1.5”, the pin is in fine condition and comes on its original Club 33 backing card. $200-$400

673. Set of (6) Disneyland 65th Anniversary Club 33 Pins. (Disneyland, 2020) A complete set of (6) limited edition pins created for the Disneyland 65 Years of Magic anniversary festivities and exclusively available to Club 33 members. Each pin features a relief image of an opening day attraction within a gold metal Club 33 insignia frame. The set includes Sleeping Beauty Castle, Disneyland Railroad, Jungle Cruise, Mark Twain Riverboat, King Arthur Carousel, and Rocket to the Moon. Created in a limited edition of 650, all pins remain in their original Disneyland 65th anniversary Club 33 slip case boxes and retain their paper coverings and protective plastic cling. Measuring 1.75” in diameter, the pins are in very fine, as-new condition. $300-$500

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674. Club 33 California Turkey Vulture Christmas Ornament. (Disneyland, 2009) A figural Christmas ornament in the form of the animatronic California turkey vulture from the Trophy Room in Club 33. This ornament was exclusively available to club members. Measuring 3”x3” and 2.25” deep, it is in fine condition with minimal wear. The ornament retains the original Club 33 gold tone cardboard box packaging, which measures 4.25”x4” and 4” deep and is in good condition with some denting to the lid. $100-$200

677. Club 33 Christmas Ornament. (Disneyland, 2018) A Christmas ornament available to members of Club 33. It is composed of silver metal with green and red tinted glass in the style of stained glass and features a central contemporary Club 33 relief logo. The ornament is accompanied by a Club 33 holiday card and the original cardboard clamshell presentation box.

The ornament measures 4.25”x3.75” and is in very fine, as-new condition. The box measures 6”x5.75” and 1.25” deep and exhibits some surface wear and bowing to the sides. $100-$200

675. Club 33 Captain’s Quarters Christmas Ornament. (Walt Disney World, 2018) A Christmas ornament from the Magic Kingdom’s Club 33 Captain’s Quarters Inaugural Collection. The circular glass ornament features a blue and gold Captain’s Quarters nautical Club 33 decal on the face. A metal Inaugural Collection charm and a velvet ribbon with cardboard Mickey tag are attached. The ornament measures approximately 4.25” in diameter and is in very fine, as-new condition. The original cardboard box is included and exhibits some minor surface wear and handling. $100-$200

678. Club 33 Signed Christmas Ornament.

(Disneyland, 2017) A very rare intricate ornament offered at Disneyland’s exclusive Club 33.

The ornament is double-sided and was designed to resemble the Club’s balcony and dining areas.

Artist Adam Throgmorton signed the top of the ornament, which measures 2”x4.5” and is 7” tall and is like-new in very fine condition with its original packaging. $100-$200

676. Club 33 Original Door Christmas Ornament. (Disneyland, 2015) A Club 33 exclusive Christmas ornament in the form of the original entrance door to the members only organization, designed by Adam Throgmorton. The cast resin ornament features plastic “stained glass” window above the door frame and replicates the club entrance on one side and the exit from the club to the park on the other, as they appeared in the late 1960s when Club 33 was founded. The piece is accompanied by its original cardboard box packaging. Measuring 4.5”x3.75” and 1” deep, the ornament is in very good condition, with small cracks to the top of the ornament at the back left and front right corners. $100-$200

679. Club 33 Challenge Coin. (Disneyland, 2018) An exclusive Club 33 challenge coin released in 2018. Featuring the Club 33 logo on one side and an image of Mickey holding a Club 33 key on the other, the coin is approximately 2” in diameter. The coin is like-new in very fine condition, and comes in its original plastic envelope. $100-$200 205

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680. Diamond Horseshoe Revue Print Signed by John De Cuir. (Walt Disney World, 1987) A large limited edition lithographic print by Oscar-winning production designer John de Cuir for the Diamond Horseshoe Revue. The print retains a debossed Disney Gallery stamp at lower right. It is signed by the artist in ink at lower right, “John De Cuir,” and hand-numbered at lower left, “60/300.” The piece measures 27.5”x45.25” within a 37”x54” wood frame. It is in fine condition with minor frame wear. $300-$500

681. Herb Ryman Signed New Orleans Square Print. (Disneyland, 1987) A large Disney Gallery limited edition lithographic print of Disneyland concept art created by Imagineer Herb Ryman in 1964 titled, “New Orleans Square, General View.” The print retains a debossed Disney Gallery stamp at lower right. It is signed and dated by the artist in pencil at lower right, “Herbert D Ryman 1987,” and hand-numbered at lower left, “60/300.” Measuring 31”x45.75” visible within a 40.5”x54.5” charcoal gray wood frame, the piece appears to be in fine condition, though is unexamined out of the frame. It is accompanied by a Disney Gallery COA. $400-$600 206

682. Herb Ryman Signed Royal Courtyard Print. (Disneyland, 1987) A Disney Gallery limited edition lithographic print of Disneyland concept art titled “Royal Courtyard-New Orleans Square” by Imagineer Herb Ryman. The print retains a debossed Disney Gallery stamp at lower left. It is hand-titled by the artist in pencil, signed and dated at lower right, “Herbert D. Ryman 1987,” and hand-numbered at lower left, “60/300.”

Measuring 29.25”x22.75” within a 31”x24.5” lavender metal frame, the piece appears to be in very good condition with minor wear to frame. $300-$500

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684. Herb Ryman Sleeping Beauty Castle Lithograph. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A large lithograph of Imagineer Herb Ryman’s pre-opening concept design for Sleeping Beauty Castle. This design helped shape Walt’s earliest plans for Disneyland, and it is beautifully reproduced here in an impressive 20.75”x40” lithograph. It is in very good condition with small minor creases near the edges. $300-$500 683. Herb Ryman New Orleans Square Print. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A Disney Gallery lithographic print of Disneyland concept art for New Orleans Square by Imagineer Herb Ryman. The image size is 14”x24” and the print measures 21”x28.5”. It is in very good condition with some light creasing in the far left margin, well away from the artwork. $300-$500

685. Collin Campbell Signed Jungle Cruise Print. (Disneyland, 1987) A Disney Gallery limited edition lithographic print of Disneyland concept art for the Jungle Cruise attraction. Harper Goff created the initial drawing while Imagineer Collin Campbell finished the piece with eye-catching, vibrant color work. The print retains a debossed Disney Gallery stamp at lower right. It is signed in pencil by the artist at lower right, “Collin B. Campbell” and hand-numbered at lower left, “60/300.” Measuring 21”x26” within a 29.25”x34.25” frame, the piece appears to be in fine condition, though is unexamined out of the frame. The frame itself exhibits minor wear. $200-$400

686. John Hench Signed Mickey’s 60th Anniversary Print. (Disneyland, 1988) A limited edition lithographic print titled “Mickey’s 60th Anniversary” by Disney Legend John Hench. One of the most enduring figures in pop culture, this portrait of Mickey was specially commissioned to commemorate his milestone birthday. The piece is signed by the artist in pencil at lower right, “John Hench,” and hand-numbered at lower left, “2738/4200.” A Disney COA is included. Measuring 31”x25”, the print is in good condition with minor waviness, some corner creasing, horizontal creases in right margin with one traveling into the image, and a handling crease at the edge of the left blank margin. These issues do not detract from the overall appearance of the artwork. $200-$400 207

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687. John Hench Signed Snow White Fountain Print. (Disneyland, 1987) A Disney Gallery limited edition lithographic print of Disneyland concept art for the Snow White Fountain in Fantasyland by Imagineer John Hench. The print retains a debossed Disney Gallery stamp at lower left. It is signed in pencil by the artist at lower right, “John Hench,” and hand-numbered at lower left “60/300.” Measuring 16.5”x28.5” visible through a 25”x37” wooden frame with painted accents. The piece appears to be in fine condition, though is unexamined out of frame. $200-$400

688. Harper Goff Signed Jungle Cruise Print. (Disneyland, 1987) A Disney Gallery limited edition lithographic print of concept art for the Jungle Cruise by Imagineer Haper Goff. The print retains a debossed Disney Gallery stamp at lower left. It is signed in pencil at lower right by the artist and hand-numbered at lower left, “60/300.” Measuring 13.75”x28.25” within a 14.5”x29.25” gold tone metal frame, the piece appears to be in fine condition with minor surface wear to the frame. $200-$400

689. Peter Ellenshaw Signed Disneyland Concept Art Print. (Disneyland, 1993) A color photographic reproduction of Peter Ellenshaw’s original concept artwork for Disneyland. This piece was widely used in promotional materials throughout the park’s first year, and the original appeared in a segment with Walt Disney in the first episode of the television show Disneyland. The artist has signed and dated in black felt pen at lower right, “Peter Ellenshaw ’93.” Measuring approximately 9.75”x18” visible through a 16”x24” mat, the piece appears to be in fine condition. $300-$500

690. Signed Tony Baxter Big Thunder Mountain Lithograph. (Disneyland, 1997) A limited edition lithograph featuring early concept artwork for Big Thunder Mountain Railroad by Imagineer Tony Baxter. This lithograph features Baxter’s rendering from 1976 and was offered through the Disney Gallery. It is signed by Baxter in pencil in the bottom-right corner with the date 3/97.

Measuring approximately 11”x14”, the lithograph is in very fine condition. The original Disney Gallery COA is included. $300-$500

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691. Signed Marc Davis Pirates Jail Scene Concept Art Print.

(Disneyland, c.1990s) A high quality concept art print featuring Imagineer Marc Davis’ design for the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. Depicting the humorous jail scene with the jail dog and key just out of reach, the print is signed by Davis in ink in the bottom-right corner. It measures 11”x14” and is in very fine condition. The concept art print is hinged within a 16”x20” mat frame for display, which has minor edge and corner wear. $300-$500

693. Signed Marc & Alice Davis Small World Concept Print. (Disneyland, 1998) A signed limited edition lithograph featuring concept art for the European scene of It’s a Small World. Originally rendered in 1963, this lithograph was created in 1998 and features the signatures of Marc Davis and Alice Davis, both of whom played a pivotal role in the design and development of this iconic attraction. Hand-numbered 95/150, the lithograph measures 11”x14” and is in very fine condition. It comes with its original Disney Gallery COA, and biography sheets on Marc and Alice Davis. $300-$500

692. Signed Sam McKim Disneyland Railroad Concept Art Print.

(Disneyland, 1997) A signed concept art lithograph featuring Imagineer Sam McKim’s design for the Fred Gurley locomotive on the Disneyland Railroad. Depicting the historic locomotive that went into park operation in 1958, the lithograph was offered through the Disney Gallery and is signed

by McKim in ink. It measures 11”x14” and is in very fine condition. It comes with its original Disney Gallery COA. $300-$500

694. Nostalgic on Main Street Limited Edition Photo. (Disneyland, 2000s) A limited edition photographic print from the Walt’s Magic Kingdom Series titled “Nostalgic on Main Street.” Captured in August of 1957, the photo depicts Walt surveying Main Street from the sidewalk outside the Emporium, the second story window of which bears a tribute to his father, Elias Disney. Created in a limited edition of 500, this photo was printed from the official negative in the Walt Disney Archive. The piece is hand-titled and numbered “38/500” in black ink on the mat below the image opening.

The mat retains a debossed Disneyland logo stamp at lower right and a Disney COA is included. Measuring 8.75”x6.75” visible through an ornate molded 18.25”x16.25” frame, the piece is in very fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200 209

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695. Mad Hatter Souvenir Shop Linen Poster. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A beautiful print published by Walt Disney Art Classics titled “Mad Hatter.”

Themed after Disneyland’s Mad Hatter souvenir shop, the stylish large print depicts Mickey, Goofy, and Donald’s hands holding up their respective hats, with Mickey’s resembling the souvenir “Mickey-Ear” caps from the Disney parks. Measuring 35.75”x24”, the print is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $300-$500

696. Jim Shore “Magic is Everywhere” Mickey Mouse Big Fig. (Disney, 2005) A Mickey Mouse Big Fig inspired by the Sorcerer’s Apprentice segment of Fantasia. Titled “Magic is Everywhere,” it was designed by artist Jim Shore and is composed of cast resin that is sculpted to appear as carved wood. Measuring approximately 23.25”x21”and 11” deep, the figure is in very good condition with some scratches, cracks, and surface wear which do not detract from the overall appearance. $100-$200

697. Mickey & Minnie Topiary Armatures. (Disney, c.2010s) A pair of topiary frames in the form of Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse produced by Disney. Inspired by the charming Disney character topiaries at the Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World, the armatures are constructed of green metal wire with stakes emanating from the feet for embedding in the ground. Mickey is depicted with his arms extended, and Minnie with her arms folded, wearing her signature ruffled skirt, pillbox hat with flower, and high-heeled shoes. Both figures have wire tails. Mickey measures approximately 44.75”x30” and 14” deep and Minnie is 51.5”x16” and 17.5” deep. Both are in very good condition with some paint loss and oxidation. $100-$200 210

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698. Walt Disney Bronze Bust. (Disneyland, 1990s) An impressive bronze bust of Walt Disney. This bronze comes from the foundry of renowned Disney sculptor Bill Toma. While this piece was not sculpted by Toma, it features Toma’s influential metal dyeing and patina techniques developed in his foundry. Measuring 10.5” tall, the bronze bust is in very fine condition with minor surface wear. It has a Disney copyright on the reverse. $500-$700

699. The Disney Gallery Closed Sign. (Disneyland, 1998) A park used “The Disney Gallery is Temporarily Closed” sign. The printed foamcore backed sign informs guests of the “Look at the Future: Tomorrowland 1955-1998” exhibition, which opened at the gallery in conjunction with the launch of the New-New Tomorrowland in the summer of 1998. Measuring 28”x22”, the sign is in good condition with edge wear, surface impressions, surface scuffs, and minor soiling from park display. $400-$600 211

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS When Disney Legend Charles Boyer took a job with Disneyland in 1960, he believed that it would be a temporary position. Instead, he stayed for 39 years and became the park’s first full-time artist. His distinctive style can be seen in popular artwork created for multiple Disney parks, celebrating cast members, events, and familiar Disney characters. Although he passed away earlier this year, his legacy will live on in the countless works of art he created for the Disney parks, which continue to be enjoyed and cherished by collectors.

700. Charles Boyer “Partners” Signed Artist’s Proof. (Disneyland, 1981) A very rare, signed artist’s proof of Charles Boyer’s iconic “Partners” artwork depicting Walt and Mickey.

This design was issued as a limited edition cast member exclusive, however this piece is an artist’s proof of that edition. Signed in pencil by Boyer in the bottom-right, the lithograph measures 25.5”x19” and is in very good condition with little edge wear. $200-$400

701. Charles Boyer “A Nite to Remember” Signed Lithograph. (Disneyland, 1983) A beautiful lithograph by Charles Boyer created to commemorate Grad Nite at Disneyland. The lithograph was offered to cast members in an edition of 1100, of which this is number 1026. It is signed

by Boyer in the bottom right corner and measures 33.5”x22.25”. The condition is very good with minor handling wear at the edges. $200-$400

703. Charles Boyer “The Painters” Signed Artist’s Proof. (Disneyland, 1985) A beautiful lithograph by Charles Boyer that was created to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Disneyland. This lithograph is an artist’s proof and is signed by Boyer and marked as an “AP” in pencil. The 33.5”x23” lithograph is titled “Magical Smiles II The Painters” and is in good condition with a few small nicks along the edges. $200-$400 212

702. Charles Boyer Signed “Footsteps” Print. (Disneyland, 1985) A limited edition lithographic print titled “Footsteps” by artist Charles Boyer. Based on a 1964 photograph of Walt walking in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle, the piece was created to commemorate the park’s 30th anniversary. The print is signed by the artist in pencil at lower right, “C Boyer,” and hand-numbered, “1366/6000.” A Disneyland COA is included. Measuring 27.5”x21.5”, the piece is in very good condition with a 3.5” bend along the bottom right edge and some corner bumping. $200-$400

704. Charles Boyer Tokyo 5th Anniversary Artist’s Proof. (Tokyo Disneyland, 1988) A very rare, signed artist’s proof of Charles Boyer’s artwork celebrating the 5th anniversary of Tokyo Disneyland.

Boyer signed the lithograph and marked it as an “AP” in pencil in the bottom-right. It measures 30”x20” and is in very fine condition. $200-$400

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705. Charles Boyer Toontown Signed Artist’s Proof. (Disneyland, 1988) A stylish illustrated map of Toontown created by Disney Legend Charles Boyer. The map was created to celebrate Toontown as Disneyland’s newest land and was printed on sturdy cardstock. This lithograph is signed

by Boyer in pencil and marked with “AP” as an artist’s proof of the limited edition. Measuring 23.5”x29.5”, the map is in good condition with some handling wear in the white margins. $200-$400

707. Charles Boyer “Walt’s Dream” Signed Artist’s Proof. (Disneyland, 1999) A signed artist’s proof of Charles Boyer’s stunning “Walt’s Dream” artwork. This piece was created as Boyer’s farewell tribute, as it was his final rendering during his long employ at Disneyland. The piece depicts an imaginary moment in which Walt shares his vision of Disneyland with his beloved characters. Printed on a semi-glossy thin paper, the artwork is signed by Boyer in ink and marked as an artist’s proof. Measuring 24”x16”, the print is in very good condition with minor handling wear. $200-$400

706. Charles Boyer Mickey Mouse Signed Artist’s Proof. (Disneyland, c.1990) A beautiful, signed artist’s proof of Charles Boyer’s iconic lithograph depicting Mickey Mouse’s self-portrait. The lithograph is printed on sturdy cardstock and is embossed with the logo for the Disneyana Convention in the bottom-right. Boyer signed the bottom-right and marked “A.P.” in pencil. Measuring 32.75”x24.5”, the lithograph is in very good condition. $200-$400

708. Boyer “Tribute to Firefighters” Signed Artist’s Proof. (Disneyland, c.1993) A gorgeous lithograph by Disney Legend Charles Boyer depicting Mickey shaking hands with a firefighter.

The artwork was created in commemoration of the heroic efforts of the firefighters responding to the devastating Southland fires of 1993. This lithograph is an artist’s proof and is signed by Boyer and marked “A.P.” in pencil. Measuring 25”x19”, it is in very fine condition. $300-$500

709. Boyer “35 Years of Magic” Signed Artist’s Proof. (Disneyland, 1990) A beautiful lithograph by Charles Boyer that was created to commemorate the 35th anniversary of Disneyland.

Titled “35 Years of Magic,” this lithograph is an artist’s proof, and is signed by Boyer and marked as an “AP” in pencil. The 30”x24” lithograph is in very good condition with minor handling wear. $200-$400 213

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711. Grand Circle Tour Metal Sign. (Disneyland/Walt Disney World, c.2000s) A Grand Circle Tour tin sign designed by artist Jeff Granito and exclusively available at Disney theme parks. The reverse is equipped with hanging hardware and retains a facsimile of the Granito’s signature. Measuring 13.5”x10.75”, the sign is in fine condition with tiny nick in the metal at lower left. $200-$400 710. Disney Family Dinner Porcelain Statue by Charles Boyer.

(Disney, 1993) A limited edition porcelain statue designed by artist Charles Boyer. The large statue features 12 Disney character figures, with a chair at the head of the table left empty in memory of Walt Disney. The edition number “0381/1000” is written in ink on a designated patch on the base.

Measuring 7.5”x16.5” and 10.25” deep, the piece is in fine condition with minor surface wear. $300-$500

712. 40 Years of Adventure Pewter Mickey. (Disney, 1995) A limited edition pewter figure of Mickey celebrating Disneyland’s 40th anniversary.

The underside of the base is etched with the event dates the figure was offered and lists the figure’s edition of 1800. Measuring 5.25” in diameter at the widest point and 3.25” tall, the statue is in fine condition with minor wear, and comes in its original box. $200-$400 214

713. Marc Davis Signed Icicle Princess Print & Ornament. (Disneyland, 1997) A Disney Gallery limited edition lithographic print of Icicle Princess concept art by Imagineer Marc Davis for a proposed Enchanted Snow Palace attraction. The print retains a debossed Disney Gallery Stamp at lower right. It is signed by the artist in black ink, “Marc Davis,” and hand-numbered at lower right, “100/300.” The print is framed with an etched glass ornament, signed by the maker in medium. Measuring 10.25”x13.25” within a 24.75”x21.75” marbled wood frame, the print appears to be in fine condition. It is accompanied by a Disney Gallery COA. The ornament measures 4” in diameter and appears to be in fine condition as well. The frame exhibits minor surface wear. $200-$400

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714. Captain Hook Big Fig Statue. (Disney, 2003) A limited edition Captain Hook “Big Fig” statue designed by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily, created to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the film. Released in an edition of 1000, the exquisitely sculpted figure is constructed of cast resin, painted with screen accurate detail, and finished with a faux hair waxed mustache. Hook stands on an integral faux wood base crafted to look like the deck of Jolly Roger. Measuring 27.5”x13.5” and 7.5” deep, the piece is in fine condition with only minor wear. $400-$600

716. Mickey Mouse Big Fig Statue. (Disney, 1999) A limited edition Mickey Mouse “Big Fig” statue. Constructed of cast resin, the beautifully sculpted strolling figure is painted with all the familiar character hallmarks. Mickey is accompanied by a circular faux wood cast resin base, molded with his name and the year of his first film appearance, 1928. The bottom is marked with edition information, stating the figure’s production run was limited to the year 1999. The figure measures 18.5”x10.5” and 14” deep, and the base is 2.5” tall x 11.5” in diameter. The figure is in fine condition. The base exhibits some edge wear and scuffing and scrapes to the bottom. $400-$600

715. Goofy Big Fig Statue. (Disney, 1999) A limited edition Goofy “Big Fig” statue. Constructed of cast resin, the wonderfully sculpted figure holds a playful pose and is painted with all the familiar character hallmarks. Goofy is accompanied by a circular faux wood cast resin base, molded with his name and the year of his first film appearance, 1932. The bottom is marked with edition information, stating the figure’s production run was limited to the year 1999. The figure measures 22.7”x11.75” and 13” deep, and the base is 2.5” tall x 11.5” in diameter. Both are in fine condition with only minor surface wear. $400-$600

717. A Walk in the Park Mickey & Minnie Mouse Big Fig. (Walt Disney World, 2007) A charming “Big Fig” of Mickey and Minnie Mouse titled “A Walk in the Park” by artist Richard Sznerch. The pie-eyed couple walk hand-in-hand, each holding an A-E park ticket booklet. Crafted largely in resin with mixed media details, the pair are attached via pegs to a wooden stand, with a title plaque on the front. Measuring 20.5” tall on its 11”x19” stand, the figure is in very good condition with minor wear, including a few spots of paint loss on Minnie’s eyelashes and Mickey’s tail. $400-$600 215

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718. Donald Duck Big Fig Statue. (Disney, 1999) A limited edition Donald Duck “Big Fig” statue. Constructed of cast resin, the strikingly detailed figure teems with personality, and is painted with all the familiar character hallmarks. Donald is accompanied by a circular faux wood cast resin base, molded with his name and the year of his first film appearance, 1934. The bottom is marked with edition information, stating the figure’s production run was limited to the year 1999. The figure measures 18.5”x10” and 13” deep, and the base is 2.5” tall x 11.5” in diameter. Both are in fine condition with only minor surface wear. $400-$600

720. Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket Big Fig Statue. (Disney, 2003) A limited edition Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket “Big Fig” statue designed by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily. The intricately detailed figure is constructed of cast resin and fully painted in screen accurate detail. The film’s original title treatment is molded into the side of the circular faux wood cast resin base. The figure measures 16”x8.5” and 10 deep and the base is 2.5” tall x 10.75” in diameter. Both are in fine condition with only minor wear. $400-$600 216

719. Scooge McDuck Big Fig Statue. (Disney, c.1980s) A Scrooge McDuck “Big Fig” statue. One of the three original Big Fig designs released by Disney, the free-standing cast resin figure is depicted in mid-stride, carrying a satchel of cash. Measuring 20.75”x18” and 13” deep, the piece is in very good condition, exhibiting a 0.5” crack with loss on the top of the right foot, a 1.25” hairline crack at the ankle, and some surface wear. $400-$600

721. Set of (5) Disneyland Shield Signs. (Disneyland, 2005) A set of (5) metal signs featuring Disneyland icons and attractions. Created in a limited edition of 1000, the die cast tin metal signs feature screen printed attraction graphics on the face and are equipped with hanging hardware on the reverse. The set includes Submarine Voyage, Sleeping Beauty Castle, Enchanted Tiki Room, Walt Disney, and the Monsanto Home of the Future.

The original cardboard box packaging is included. Ranging in size from 6.75”x9.75” to 10.75”x10”, the signs are generally in very fine, as-new condition. The box measures 11.25”x13.75” and 3.5” deep and exhibits moderate wear. $500-$700

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722. Alice in Wonderland 50th Anniversary Cheshire Brooch. (Disneyland, 2001) A limited edition brooch created for the 50th anniversary of Alice in Wonderland and released by the Disney Gallery. The brooch features a reclining Cheshire cat in a gold finish, with colored enamel details, as well as genuine Swarovski crystal stripes alternating with the fuchsia enamel. Created in an edition of only 1000, this piece is marked as 534/1000 and comes in its original box with a Certificate of Authenticity. Measuring 1.5”x2.5”, the pin is in very good condition. $100-$200

723. Set of (4) Shag 50th Anniversary TV Trays and Stand. (Disneyland, 2005) A rare set of (4) TV trays designed by artist Shag in celebration of Disneyland’s 50th Anniversary. With this special set, Shag honors two touchstones of American culture first introduced in the 1950s, the spectacular Disneyland theme park and the humble TV tray. The white wooden collapsible trays feature Shag’s iconic, Mid-Century-inflected rendition of the Disneyland park map. The set is accompanied by a matching white wooden tray stand. Each tray is 14.5”x19” and 25.5” tall, and the stand measures 30.5”x12.75 and 10.5” deep. The set is in generally very good to fine condition with some scuffing and wear to the tray legs and the stand. $300-$500

724. Set of (5) Shag 50th Anniversary Lands Prints. (Disneyland, 2005) A complete set of (5) high-quality serigraph prints created by the artist Shag for Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. Each serigraph represents one of the park’s original lands, which Shag evokes in his inimitable Mod-inflected retro style. Printed in an edition of 300, the serigraphs are each hand-numbered “86” at lower left and signed by Shag in the bottom border.

The original portfolio box and COA are included. All measure 24”x18” in triple mats within matching 32.75”x25.75” black wood frames. Each serigraph is in very fine condition with minimal frame wear. $5,000-$10,000 217

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725. Shag Disney 50th Anniversary Plate Set. (Disneyland, 2005) A set of (5) plates designed by Shag in celebration of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. Each plate features artwork by Shag representing one of the original park lands in his Mod-influenced retro style. The set includes Main Street, U.S.A.; Adventureland; Fantasyland; Frontierland; and Tomorrowland. The plates are housed in the original cylindrical hatbox-style packaging. Measuring 8” in diameter, the plates are in very fine, as-new condition.

The box measures 3.5” tall x 9” in diameter and exhibits minor edge wear. $400-$600

727. Shag Disneyland 50th Anniversary Cigar Box Purse. (Disneyland, 2005) A limited edition purse designed by Shag for the 50th anniversary of Disneyland. The piece consists of a wooden cigar box with applied Frontierland graphic labels, a rounded bamboo handle, and clasp closure.

The sides of the box are etched with stylized Western-themed icons and the interior features an etched Sleeping Beauty Castle anniversary logo.

Released in an edition of 1,955 in honor of the park’s opening year, these purses were only available at Disneyland. Measuring 12”x9.25” and 2.5” deep with the handle fully extended, the purse is in very good condition.

There is some paint loss to the handle, edge and surface wear to the box, and finish loss to the hardware. $200-$400 218

726. Shag Disneyland 50th Anniversary Tray. (Disneyland, 2005) A Disneyland 50th Anniversary commemorative serving tray designed by Shag. The face of the walled wooden tray features a stylized park map in the artist’s inimitable retro style. The reverse of the tray retains the original commemorative anniversary sticker. Measuring 12.25”x18.25”, the tray is in fine condition with some minor surface scuffing. $300-$500

728. 50th Anniversary Collectible Mug Set by Shag. (Disneyland, 2005) A set of (5) mugs created by Shag to commemorate Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. The white ceramic coffee mugs each feature artwork capturing the spirit of one of the park’s lands, including Tomorrowland, Frontierland, Fantasyland, Adventureland, and Main Street. The mugs retain special Disneyland 50th Anniversary marks on the bottom and are housed in the original cardboard hatbox style packaging designed by the artist. The mugs measure 4”x5” and 3.5” deep and the box is 4.5” tall x 12” in diameter. All pieces are in fine, as-new condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

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729. Scary Teddy on Coffin Bobble Head Figure. (Disneyland, 2004) A limited edition figure featuring a Scary Teddy bobble head atop the iconic opening coffin from the Haunted Mansion. This resin figure mimics the setup seen in the holiday version of the Haunted Mansion and was offered in an edition of 500 at the final Haunted Mansion Holiday event in 2004.

The front side of the coffin is printed with “Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Haunted Mansion Holiday” above “Disneyland 2004.”

Measuring 4.75”x6.75”, the figure is in very good condition with minor wear. $200-$400

730. Set of (3) Pirates of the Caribbean Disney Dollars. (Disneyland, 2007) A framed set of (3) Disney Dollars celebrating their 20th anniversary and the three Pirates of the Caribbean movies. Each dollar features a skull and crossbones motif in the portrait area, and one of the film titles beneath.

The bills are numbered E00027501B, E00040609F, and E00014631E from top to bottom. On the reverse, each dollar features an iconic ship from its respective film: the Black Pearl, the Flying Dutchman, and the Empress.

The frame is double-sided, and the front is etched with “Pirates of the Caribbean” at the top. Measuring 16.5”x13.5” overall, the set is in very good condition with minor wear to the frame, and slight rippling to the dollars from age. $200-$400

731. Disney “100 Years of Walt Disney” Print. (Disney, 2001) A limited edition print created in celebration of Walt Disney’s centennial. The exclusive print was only available at the Disneyana Fun Fair event in Anaheim. It depicts sketches of Disney characters as well as those of Warner Bros., Hanna Barbera, Bob Clampett, Matt Groening, and other iconic studios. Measuring 11”x17”, the print is in very fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$300

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732. Set of (11) Disneyland Attraction Pins. (Disneyland, 1998) A set of (11) pins from the 1998 Disneyland Attraction Series. This special line of enamel pins represented many defunct attractions from the early days of the park. The set includes the PeopleMover, Rocket Jets, Phantom Boats, Autopia, Skyway, the Monorail, Submarine Voyage, Flying Saucers, Spaceman K7, Viewliner, and Adventure Thru Inner Space. All pins are still attached to their original Disneyland carding. Measuring approximately 1.5”x1.25”, the pins are in generally very fine, asnew condition. $200-$400

733. Disney Parks Millennium Pin Set. (Disneyland, 2000) A limited edition framed pin set created for the new millennium to celebrate the Disney Parks around the world. The (7) pins are displayed over a scenic print and include the castles for the four parks at the time, Disneyland, Walt Disney World, Tokyo Disneyland, and Disneyland Paris. Also included are pins of Tinker Bell, Mickey and Friends, and a “The Art of Disney” pin. The set is numbered 143/2000 and measures 13”x20” within its original frame.

The condition is very fine with minor scuffs to the frame from previous display. The original COA is absent. $200-$400

735. Collection of (10) Alice in Wonderland Pins. (Disneyland, 200214) A collection of (10) Alice in Wonderland limited edition pins. The grouping includes (5) Disney Auctions pins, (2) Mickey & Pals corner shop pins, a Disney Cruise Lines pin, a Disneyland pin, and a Walt Disney World pin.

All the pins are from limited edition sets of 1000, and feature characters such as Alice, the Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter, the Queen of Hearts, and Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum, with scenes related to both the film and the parks. Ranging from 1.75”x1.25” to 2.25”x2.25”, the pins are in very good condition with minor surface wear, including some spots of tarnish on the outlines. One of the pins is still on its original backing. $200-$400 220

734. Walt Disney World Millennium Pin Set. (Walt Disney World, 2000) A limited edition framed pin set created to celebrate the locations and entertainment of Walt Disney World at the new millennium. The (22) pins depict such iconic Walt Disney World landmarks as the Contemporary Resort, Wilderness Lodge, All-Star Sports Resort, Polynesian Resort, and the Grand Floridian, among many others. The display is numbered 83/100 and measures 18”x22” within the original frame. The condition is very fine and the original certificate of verification is adhered to the reverse. $200-$400

736. Collection of (12) Alice in Wonderland Pins. (Disneyland, 2003-15) A collection of (12) Alice in Wonderland limited edition pins. The grouping includes (8) Disney Auctions pins, (2) Imagineering pins, a Disney Cruise Lines pin, and a Disneyland Paris pin. Eight are from an edition of 500, the Disneyland Paris pin is marked 406/900, and the remaining (3) pins are from smaller editions. The collection features characters such as Alice, the Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit, and more, with scenes related to both the film and the parks. Ranging from 1.75”x2” to 2.5”x1.75”, the pins are in very good condition with minor surface wear, including some spots of tarnish on the outlines. Two of the pins are on their original backing. $200-$400

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737. Block28 Mickey Mouse Figure and New Era Fitted Hat Set. (Disney, 2008) A Mickey Mouse articulated vinyl figure designed by James T. Quinn III and manufactured by Span of Sunset. The piece was created as part of Disney’s Bloc28 initiative, which commissioned emerging talents in the street art scene to create original pieces featuring classic Disney characters. The set includes a gray, grid-textured fabric New Era 59Fifty fitted hat (size 7 5/8”) with an embroidered Mickey skull and cross-bones inspired image, a Bloc28 side patch, and rear Span of Sunset logo. Both pieces are housed in the original packaging. The figure measures 10.25” tall and the box is 17.25”x10” and 7” deep. The set is in very fine, as-new condition with minor wear to the box. $200-$400

738. Alice in Wonderland Pirate Cheshire Cat Figure. (Disney, 2006) A pirate-themed Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat vinyl figure sculpted by Monster5, designed by Nic Cowan, and manufactured by Span of Sunset.

The figure has an articulated tail and boasts pirate accoutrements such as an eye patch, a gold tooth, and an earring. The original concealed Cheshire Cat face cardboard box packaging designed by Nathan Cabrera is included.

The figure measures 7” tall and the box is 9”x10” and 6” deep. The figure is in fine condition and the box has some minor surface impressions and minor scuffing. $200-$400

739. Alice in Wonderland Black-Out Cheshire Cat Figure. (Disney, 2006) An all-black Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat vinyl figure sculpted

by Monster5 and manufactured by Span of Sunset. The mercurial cat’s eyes and signature grin glow in the dark. The original concealed Cheshire Cat face cardboard box packaging designed by Nathan Cabrera is included. The figure measures 7” tall and the box is 9”x10” and 6” deep. The figure is in fine condition, exhibiting a slight stickiness from off-gassing of the medium, and the box has some surface scuffs and scratches. $200-$400

740. Alice in Wonderland Glow-in-the-Dark Cheshire Cat. (Disney, 2006) A glow-in-the-dark Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat vinyl figure sculpted by Monster5 and manufactured by Span of Sunset. The concealed Cheshire Cat face cardboard box packaging designed by Nathan Cabrera is included. The figure measures 7” tall the box is 9”x10” and 6” deep. The figure is in very fine, as-new condition and the box exhibits some separation of the side panels, surface scuffs and wear. $200-$400 221

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741. Alice in Wonderland Haunted Mansion Cheshire Cat. (Disney, 2006) A Haunted Mansion Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat vinyl figure sculpted by Monster5 and manufactured by Span of Sunset. Inspired by the famous Disneyland attraction, the figure is a ghostly blue and features spooky bat detailing overall. The original concealed Cheshire Cat face cardboard box packaging designed by Nathan Cabrera is included. The figure measures 7” tall and the box is 9”x10” and 6” deep. The figure is in fine condition with minor surface wear and the box exhibits some minor scuffing and surface impressions. $200-$400

742. Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Nation Cheshire Cat. (Disney, 2007) A “Cheshire Nation” Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat vinyl figure sculpted by Monster5 and manufactured by Span of Sunset. Inspired by the (former) Los Angeles Raiders team logo, this silver and black, eye-patched variant figure was produced in a limited edition of 500. The original concealed Cheshire Cat face cardboard box packaging designed by Nathan Cabrera is included. The figure measures 7” tall and the box is 9”x10” and 6” deep. The figure is in fine condition with a slight stickiness from off-gassing of the medium, and the box exhibits only minor wear and a small tear to the form fitted plastic insert. $200-$400

743. Alice in Wonderland Hip Hop Cheshire Cat Figure. (Disney, 2007) A “Hip Hop” Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat vinyl figure sculpted

by Monster5 and manufactured by Span of Sunset. Released in a limited edition of 500, the figure decor is inspired by hip hop music and culture.

The concealed Cheshire Cat face cardboard box packaging designed by Nathan Cabrera is included. The figure measures 7” tall and the box is 9”x10” and 6” deep. The figure is in very fine, as-new condition and the box exhibits minor surface wear. $200-$400

744. Alice in Wonderland Red Halo Cheshire Cat Figure. (Disney, 2009) A “Red Halo” Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat vinyl figure sculpted by Monster5 and manufactured by Span of Sunset. Taking inspiration from the team colors of the Los Angeles Angels, the figure features a red-on-red color scheme with glow-in-dark eyes and teeth. The original concealed Cheshire Cat face cardboard box packaging designed by Nathan Cabrera is included. The figure measures 7” tall and the box is 9”x10” and 6” deep. The figure is in very fine, as-new condition and the box exhibits only minor wear. $200-$400

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745. Alice in Wonderland Metal Cheshire Cat Figure. (Disney, 2009) A “Metal” Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat vinyl figure sculpted by Monster5 and manufactured by Span of Sunset. The figure pays tribute to the heavy metal musical genre and subculture with its black and red color scheme and metallic silver accents. The original concealed Cheshire Cat face cardboard box packaging designed by Nathan Cabrera to look like a musician’s road case is included. The figure measures 7” tall and the box is 9”x10” and 6” deep. The figure is in very fine, as-new condition and the box exhibits surface wear and bunching. $200-$400

746. Alice in Wonderland The Parade Ring Cheshire Cat. (Disney, 2009) A “The Parade Ring” Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat vinyl figure sculpted by Monster5 and manufactured by Span of Sunset. The figure was created on the heels of the Los Angeles Lakers’ 2009 NBA Championship win and honors the team with its iconic purple and gold color scheme. The concealed Cheshire Cat face cardboard box packaging designed by Nathan Cabrera is included. The figure measures 7” tall and the box is 9”x10” and 6” deep. The figure is in very fine, as-new condition and the box exhibits faint surface wear with minor splitting to the interior lid fold. $200-$400

747. Alice in Wonderland Goth Cheshire Cat Figure. (Disney, 2009) A “Goth” Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat vinyl figure sculpted by Monster5 and manufactured by Span of Sunset. Created as a tribute to the goth musical genre and subculture, the figure features a black and dark purple color scheme with glow-in-the-dark eyes and teeth. The concealed Cheshire Cat face cardboard box packaging designed by Nathan Cabrera is included.

The figure measures 7” tall and the box is 9”x10” and 6” deep. The figure is in very fine, as-new condition and the box exhibits some surface scuffs and wear. $200-$400

748. Alice in Wonderland Hypnotic Cheshire Cat Figure. (Disney, 2006) A “Hypnotic” glow-in-the-dark Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat vinyl figure sculpted by Monster5 and manufactured by Span of Sunset. This excessively rare figure was a San Diego Comic-Con exclusive produced in an edition of only 50. The original concealed Cheshire Cat face cardboard box packaging designed by Nathan Cabrera is included. The figure measures 7” tall and the box is 9”x10” and 6” deep. The scarce figure is in fine condition, exhibiting a slight stickiness from off-gassing of the medium, and the box has some surface scuffs and scratches. $200-$400 223

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS The idea of a “haunted manor” attraction was discussed by Walt and his Imagineers long before Disneyland opened. As early as 1951, concept designs by Harper Goff for Main Street, U.S.A. showed an early rendition of what would become the Haunted Mansion. While the original plan for the Haunted Mansion was a walk-through attraction, changes in design, increased animatronic capabilities, and Imagineer ingenuity helped turn the attraction into the iconic Omnimover dark ride that we know it as today.

749. Original Haunted Mansion Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1969) An original hand-silkscreened attraction poster for Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion. This poster was designed by Imagineers Ken Chapman and Marc Davis and features iconic imagery of the Hitchhiking Ghosts in front of the Mansion itself. This poster is one of the most sought-after early attraction posters due to the continued popularity of the attraction as well as its stunning imagery. The poster measures 54”x36” and is in very good condition, exhibiting some minor edge-wear and a few small creases throughout. $7,000-$9,000 224

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750. Haunted Mansion Imagineering Map Blueline Print. (Disneyland, 1969) A large and remarkable WED Imagineering blueline design print of the Haunted Mansion drawn by Imagineer Dan Williams. Dated in the print 04-3-69, the 1/8”:1’ scale Key Area & Location Plan depicts an overview of the entire attraction with every area and scenic detail meticulously labeled and/or numbered. All of the most memorable and beloved elements of the manse are present in this rendering, as the guest experience begins in the Elevators, leading into the Picture Gallery, onto the innovative Doom Buggy Loading Belt Area, through the Endless Gallery, the Corridor of Doors, the Conservatory, the Clock Hall, Séance Circle, the Grand Hall, the Attic, the Graveyard, passing the iconic Hitch Hikers section, and ending in the final Unload Area.

Given that the mansion opened just four months after the creation of this Layout, this is one of the most complete and finalized preliminary drawings made of the attraction. In the original compendium of design documents created during the planning stages of the ride, this would have been the master rendering of the Mansion that provided context for all the subsequent detail plans and schematics. The creation of this document, then, was an indispensable step in solidifying the visions of Imagineers Marc Davis, X Atencio, Claude Coats, Rolly Crump, Yale Gracey, etc. and in designing the framework for the completion of this well-loved attraction.

Claude Coats has signed his approval in the print and the blueline retains a partially legible internal WED inkstamp reading, “Received May [2]6 19[69].”

Measuring 35.25”x43.5”, the print has been linen-backed for its preservation, and after conservation efforts, presents in good condition. While no restoration was performed, the linen-backing addressed a number of condition issues, either reversing or mitigating the effects of prior damage and preventing future deterioration. The left border is unevenly trimmed, there is a missing 2.5”x2” chunk at upper right. A 19” tear runs from the missing portion to the top margin, with a 3.5” tributary tear running vertically from the initial instance of separation. Additionally there is some moisture staining at upper right, a tide line running the vertical span of the piece at far left, and a few scattered stress lines ranging in size from 2”-4”. Though these defects are evident upon inspection, they do not detract from the overall appearance of this important piece. $1,000-$3,000 225

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751. Grim Grinning Ghosts Hand-Annotated Sheet Music. (Disneyland, 1969) An original vocal arrangement used by legendary voice actor Thurl Ravenscroft during recording of the Haunted Mansion’s theme song, Grim Grinning Ghosts (The Screaming Song). Written by Buddy Baker and X. Atencio and arranged by Allan Davies, the photostatic musical arrangement is hand annotated in pencil, pen, and ink, throughout. Ravencroft’s name has been added to the top and the piece is dated 2-14-69. There are changes to the time signature, musical notes added and subtracted, and the line “There’s A Simple” is handwritten over a correction fluid redaction. This incredible document provides an important look behind the scenes of the creation of one of the most iconic songs in Disney history, which figuratively and literally sets the tone for one of the most popular theme park attractions in the world. Measuring 14”x11”, the sheet music arrangement is in very good condition with yellowing, edge darkening, corner creasing, a faint vertical crease running the length of the page, and handling wear. $1,000-$3,000 226

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752. Haunted Mansion Caretaker’s Dog Maquette. (Disneyland, c.1960s) An original hand-sculpted maquette of the scared dog that accompanies the caretaker in the graveyard scene of Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion.

The maquette is constructed of modeling clay over a wire armature and metal foot supports, hand-painted and finished in intricate detail. While the color palette of the dog has changed over time within the attraction, his familiar body position, with his tail between his legs, worried expression, and right foot back, has remained nearly identical to this model throughout the years.

The maquette is presented on a custom, faux greenery-covered circular pedestal base. A custom glass covering with a thematically appropriate bat finial protects the piece. Measuring 3.5”x3”, including the metal supports, the dog is in good to very good condition, with some chipping and wear from production use. The case measures 8.5” tall. $4,000-$6,000

753. Haunted Mansion Madame Leota Film and Attraction Audio.

(Disneyland, 1969) An extremely rare 35mm film print made from the archived negative of the footage used to create the Madame Leota disembodied head in a crystal ball special effect for Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion. The medium Madame Leota is played by Imagineer Leota Toombs (who is also the character’s namesake). A complicated shoot, Toombs lip-synched to prerecorded dialog by voice actress Eleanor Audley, and had to be filmed while lying down to keep as still as possible, as any pronounced movements would have caused a distortion in the process by which her face was projected on the crystal ball, spoiling the effect. This print was made by a former Imagineer for their personal archive. Also included is a 35mm recording of selections of audio from the attraction, including the Madame Leota vignette. The film reel measures approximately 5” in diameter, and retains a label marked, “Madame Leota Haunted Mansion 1.33:1 flat.” The film is in very good condition with some minor surface wear and hairline scratches. $400-$600

754. Haunted Mansion Men’s Cast Member Costume. (Walt Disney World, c.2000s) A park-worn Haunted Mansion men’s cast member costume from the Magic Kingdom. The tailcoat retains an internal Disney wardrobe label, and is marked as size “46 L”. Also included are a size “42 L” striped synthetic silk vest, a size “L-2/3” white pleated front tuxedo shirt, and matching size 34 green trousers. The ensemble remains in very good condition. The shirt exhibits some yellowing and a few tiny spots of discoloration, the right leg cuff is split at the bottom and the other pieces exhibit some general wear. $500-$700 227

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755. Haunted Mansion Cast Member Overcoat. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A park-worn cast member cape-style overcoat from Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion. The sleeveless overcoat is constructed of synthetic fabric in the attraction’s signature shade of dark green. It retains its Disney wardrobe label and a size “L” tag. It is in very good condition, with only minor wear overall. $400-$600

757. Haunted Mansion Framed Curtain Lace and Blinds Tassel.

(Disneyland, c.2000s) An original lace window shade segment and ornamental blinds tassel from the Haunted Mansion. Seen in the exterior windows, these props are a guest’s first taste of the spooky gothic theming that creates the attraction’s indelible atmosphere. Presented under glass in a custom, gold metallic gore-textured frame, the pieces are displayed with a reference image and an informational placard. The lace measures 6”x3.5” and the tassel is 6”x2”. Both are in very good condition with some darkening from age and general wear. $400-$600 228

756. Haunted Mansion Cast Member Bat Bow. (Walt Disney World, c.2010s) An original bat bow used by female Haunted Mansion cast members at the Magic Kingdom. The bow consists of a felt bat with black rhinestone and bead eyes attached to a lace pillow backing with integral wire armature for forming to wearer. A black ribbon tie snaps onto the reverse of the lace pillow. Measuring 4”x7” and 1.5” deep, the bow is in fine condition with only minor wear. $100-$200

758. Haunted Mansion Mini Mole Richardson Fresnel Light. (Disneyland, 2007) A Mole Richardson “Mini-Mole” Solarspot Fresnel light used to create special effects within the Haunted Mansion. The Type 2801 120 volt, 200 watt light features a 3” Fresnel lens of Pyrex glass. The cast aluminum yoke fits standard 16” fixtures and is here presented on a custom black wood stand. This light was part of the hidden apparatus in the Grand Hall scene from the attraction, where it provided full-figure illumination of the Mantle Ghost. The piece is accompanied by a laminated inventory tag.

Measuring 9.75”x5.5” and 6” deep on a 4.75”x3.5” and 0.75” thick stand, the light is in very good park used condition with some scuffing, scratches, surface wear, and minor paint chipping to the finish. The power cord was sliced through for removal from the Haunted Mansion, preventing any tests of functionality. $200-$400

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759. Haunted Mansion Uncle William Changing Portrait. (Disneyland, 1970) An extremely rare Haunted Mansion Uncle William changing portrait. The silkscreened cardboard portrait is specially overprinted with phosphorescent ink and glows in the dark to reveal the image of a horned demon. Measuring 7”x4.75”, the piece is in very good condition with some minor surface scuffs and a 3” crease to the bottom right corner. $500-$700

760. Set of (3) Haunted Mansion Stretching Portrait Pieces. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A collection of (3) trimmed segments of the Stretching Portraits from Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion. The set includes background portions of The Dynamite Gentleman, The Quicksand Men, and The Tightrope Walker. Presented under glass in an elegant, intricately patterned frame, the pieces are displayed with a reference image and an informational placard. The painting segments range in size from 5.5”x4.5” to 10”x7.5” and the frame measures 17.75”x17.75”. The portraits are in fine condition with minor wear from park display. The Dynamite Gentlemen piece retains Imagineer chalk notation. The frame exhibits minor wear. $300-$500

761. Haunted Mansion Secret Panel Chest. (Disneyland, c.1969) A vintage Haunted Mansion Secret Panel Chest puzzle box from Disneyland.

Constructed of wood, the lid features a color label with an illustration of the Haunted Mansion and the sides of the box feature faux cross grain wood veneers. A series of movements allow the user to remove panels revealing a large central cavity and a hidden drawer. The box is both intact and fully functional. Measuring 3.5”x5.5” and 2.5” deep, the piece is in very good condition with some nicks and wear to the wood and scratches and staining to the label. $200-$400 229

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762. Haunted Mansion Electronic Tin Bank. (Disneyland, c.1969) A vintage Haunted Mansion electronic tin lithographic coin bank. These banks were sold at a kiosk outside the Mansion in the 1960s and 70s, even before the attraction opened in August ‘69. Placing a coin on the front porch creates a circuit that illuminates a light bulb and activates a motorized ghost figure, which slides through the front doors and snatches the coin. All components are in working order. Measuring approximately 7.5”x 7” and 8.75” deep, the bank is in very good condition. The bottom of the piece exhibits minor discoloration to portions of the plastic base, faint oxidation to metal elements, and surface loss to instructional labeling. $100-$200

764. Sam McKim Signed Haunted Mansion Print. (Disneyland, 1987) A Disney Gallery limited edition lithographic print of Disneyland concept art for the Haunted Mansion by Imagineer Sam McKim based on a drawing by Imagineer Ken Anderson. The print retains a debossed Disney Gallery stamp at lower right. it is signed in pencil by the artist at lower right, “Sam McKim,” and hand-numbered at lower left, “60/300.” Measuring 17.5”x21” within a 26”x29” wooden frame, the piece appears to be in fine condition, though is unexamined out of the frame. It is accompanied by a Disney Gallery COA. $300-$500 230

763. Haunted Mansion Disney Gallery Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1990s) A Haunted Manson attraction poster reproduction from the Disney Gallery featuring the original design by Imagineers Ken Chapman and Marc Davis. For a short time, the Disney Gallery offered a limited amount of full-size attraction poster reprints from some of the most beloved Disneyland attractions. This faithful recreation measures 54”x36” and is in very good condition with minor wear. $500-$700

765. Disneyland Haunted Mansion Replica Bronze E-Ticket. (Disneyland, 2014) A limited edition bronze replica of a Disneyland E-Ticket commemorating the Haunted Mansion’s 45th anniversary. From the Art of the Disney Parks Collection, the piece is inspired by the 1977-78 E-Ticket and features a list of eligible attractions on the face and relief images of the Mansion’s Singing Busts on the reverse. The bronze ticket is stamped “0273” from an edition of 1969. It comes enclosed in a protective acrylic case inside a clamshell presentation box with a cardboard slipcover. A Disney Certificate of Verification is included. Measuring 2.5”x6”, the ticket is in very fine condition, being virtually unhandled. The display box measures 4.25”x7” and 0.5” deep. $200-$400

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767. Haunted Mansion Stretch Painting Stained Glass Lamp.

(Disneyland, 2005) A prototype of the limited edition Haunted Mansion stained glass lamp designed by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily for the 50th anniversary of Disneyland. Constructed of cast resin, metal, and glass, the body of the lamp consists of a figural rendering of the tableau from the Black Widow Bride painting in the Mansion’s Stretching Room, and is finished to appear as antique bronze. The shade is composed of blue and purple glass in a spider web arrangement and topped by a metal bat finial.

The electronics are in working order. A sticker on the back of the post is signed by the artist, “J. Daily” and marked, “3124.” Measuring 21.25” tall x 12.25” in diameter, the lamp is in very good condition with some minor surface wear. $800-$1,000

768. Haunted Mansion Stretch Painting Buddha Lamp Maquette.

(Disneyland, 2005) An original production maquette for the Haunted Mansion Stretch Painting stained glass lamp designed by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily for Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. According to Kidney, the sculptor working on the piece in China mistook the figure’s hair and assumed she was a Buddha, and thus this prototype much more resembles a Buddha-like character than the final produced item. The bottom of the base is signed by the artists in black felt pen, “Kevin Kidney J. Daily.” Measuring 10.5”x5.5” and 5.5” deep, the maquette is in very good condition. The tiny axe piece has separated from the bust but is present and can be reattached. $600-$800 231

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769. Haunted Mansion Framed Glass Stretching Portraits. (Disneyland, 2009) A limited edition box set of all four stretching portraits by Marc Davis released in celebration of the Haunted Mansion’s 40th anniversary.

Each piece is framed in a metal and glass miniature replica frame and features a hanging chain at the top with an attached charm stamped “Limited Edition 500.” The set is accompanied by a Disney Certificate of Verification.

The framed portraits measure 8.5”x3.5” and the cloth and board clamshell display box measures 11.75 x 16.75. The portraits are in very fine, as-new condition and the box exhibits only minor wear. $300-$500

771. Haunted Mansion Throw Blanket. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A large Haunted Mansion luxury throw blanket. The fringed blanket features Madame Leota, the Hitchhiking Ghosts, the Ghost Bride, Singing Busts, and other iconic elements from the attraction. Measuring 65.5”x51.5”, the blanket is in very fine, as-new condition. $100-$200 232

770. Haunted Mansion Hitchhiking Ghosts Sculpture. (Disneyland, 2019) A sculpture of the Hitchhiking Ghosts designed by artists Costa Alavezos and Tony Cipriano for the Haunted Mansion’s 50th anniversary. Constructed of cast resin, the piece depicts Phineas, Ezra, and Gus on a pathway with an integral base. A slider switch on the reverse activates blue LED lights in the base, which illuminate each of the figures. The base contains the battery compartment and the electronics are in working order. The original packaging is included. Measuring 8”x10” and 3.75” deep, the piece is in very fine condition with minimal wear. The box measures 11.25”x13.25” and 6.5” deep and exhibits puncture wounds to the right side and top flaps and general wear. $100-$200

772. Haunted Mansion Light Up Playset. (Walt Disney World, c.2010s) A replica playset of the Haunted Mansion with working lights and sound. The building opens to reveal the inner rooms of the Mansion and includes several play pieces based on familiar Mansion characters. The coffin-shaped buttons on the front play phrases such as “Welcome Foolish Mortals” and “I Didn’t Mean to Frighten You”. The replica measures approximately 9”x9”x9” and is in very good unused condition in its original box.

The box shows moderate wear, including some creases and bending to the cardboard and crushing to the top front of the plastic window. $100-$200

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773. Haunted Mansion Limited Edition Tapestry.

(Disneyland, 2005) A very rare, woven limited edition replica of Imagineer Marc Davis’ stretching portrait from the Haunted Mansion attraction. This tapestry features the three men in quicksand. This cotton tapestry comes with an iron hanging rod with bat finials that were modeled after those found in the Portrait Corridor of the Haunted Mansion. This tapestry was released in an edition of 999 pieces and measures approximately 37.5”x27”, including the rod. The condition is very good. $200-$400

775. Haunted Mansion Clock Figure. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A working figural clock based on the supernatural grandfather clock in the Haunted Mansion. Only available at Disney Parks, this fully-sculpted 13-hour clock features a swinging snake pendulum, grotesque fingers for minute and hour hands, and a glow-in-the-dark clock face and eye detailing. The battery powered clock measures 13.25”x4” and 2.5” and is in very fine, unused condition. The original Disney Parks silver cardboard box packaging is included, and measures 16”x6.5” and 5.25” deep. $200-$400

774. Haunted Mansion Holiday Stained Glass-Style Plaque. (Disneyland, 2012) A limited edition Haunted Mansion Holiday stained-glass style hanging plaque. Titled “The children nestled all snug in their beds…”, it was created by artist Brian Sandahl. Consisting of a resin frame and imagery printed on glass to create the faux stained glass effect, the plaque was released in an edition of only 300. The Disney Certificate of Verification and the original box are included. Measuring 20”x18” and 1.75” deep, the piece is in very fine condition. The box exhibits some minor surface wear. $300-$600

776. Beware of Hitchhiking Ghosts Glow-in-the-Dark Figure.

(Disneyland, 2010s) A gorgeous figure featuring the iconic Hitchhiking Ghosts, created by artist Jim Shore. This figure is almost identical to the version created for the Haunted Mansion’s 40th anniversary celebration but features no electronic lighting elements. Composed of hand-painted resin with a wooden base, the figure glows in the dark. Measuring approximately 3.75”x7.25” and 8.5” tall, the figure is in very fine condition and comes in its original packaging. $200-$400 233

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777. Haunted Mansion Hitchhiking Ghosts Bobblehead. (Disneyland, 2000s) A charming triple bobblehead figure of the Hitchhiking Ghosts from the Haunted Mansion. All three resin figures are adhered to the same base and have bobbling heads, and each has one bobbling arm. Measuring 7” tall and 9.25” long, the bobblehead is in fair condition with some surface wear to the paint, including spots of discoloration and residue on the upper bodies of two of the three ghosts. $100-$200

779. Haunted Mansion Happy Haunts Bride Figure. (Walt Disney World, 2003) A Haunted Mansion figure titled “Who Lives in Your Attic?” created by artist Randy Noble for the 999 Happy Haunts event. The bride lights up and plays heart-beat sound effects. The figure was released in an edition of 500 and measures 7.25”x9.25” and 8.5” tall. The figure is in very good condition with minor wear, including a crack to the candle in the bride’s hand. A spring in the battery compartment is loose but can be manually fitted. The box has moderate surface and edge-wear throughout. $400-$600 234

778. Haunted Mansion Organ Player II Figurine. (Disneyland, 2015) A figurine of the Haunted Mansion’s Organ Player ghost created by Jim Shore for the Disney Traditions Collection. This glow-in-the-dark figurine is the second version of the sculpture released by Enesco. The highly detailed two piece resin figure is hand-painted and accented to appear as carved wood. Measuring a combined 12.5”x5.5” and 6.5” deep, the figurine is in very fine condition. It is accompanied by the original red Disney Showcase Collection cardboard box packaging which measures 8.5”x15” and 7” deep. $200-$400

780. Haunted Mansion Pet Cemetery Pin Set. (Disneyland, 2000) A limited edition Pet Cemetery (5) pin set based on the Haunted Mansion.

The brushed metal pins faithfully recreate the humorous headstones seen in the manse’s graveyard, as well as the iconic Haunted Mansion gate plaque. Released in an edition of 5000, the set is presented in the original gatefold cardboard box packaging. Ranging in size from 1.5”x1” to 0.25”x4”, the pins are in very fine, as-new condition. The box measures 6.75”x7.5” and 1 deep and is as-new, though the slipcover exhibits soiling, surface impressions, and edge wear. $200-$400

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781. Haunted Mansion Haunted Attraction Collection Pin Set. (Walt Disney World, 2005) A limited edition boxed set of (4) Haunted Mansion pins from the Haunted Attraction Collection. Inspired by the “Beware of Hitchhiking Ghosts!” portion of the attraction, the set includes a pin featuring Mickey and Goofy in a Doom Buggy and (3) pins depicting Gus, Ezra, or Phineas in the iconic Hitchhiking Ghosts mirrors. The box is a diorama of the ride with the Ghost pins fastened to the back wall and the Doom Buggy affixed to a movable post that runs parallel to the mirrors. Created in an edition of only 500, the pins range in size from 2”x2.25” to 2.5”x2”, and the box is 4”x9.25” and 3” deep. All pieces are in fine condition. The box exhibits minor edge wear. $200-$400

783. Pair of Haunted Mansion 30th Anniversary Pins. (Disneyland, 1999) A pair of limited edition pins commemorating the 30th anniversary of Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion.

The set includes an enamel pin depicting the Hitchhiking Ghosts portion of the ride on its original backing, and a brushed metal pin of the attraction sign in a coffin-shaped box. The latter was released in an edition of 1969, in honor of the attraction’s opening year. Ranging in size from 1.5”x0.75” to 1”x1.5”, the pins are in very good condition. The enamel pin exhibits some bending to the straight pin backing and the brushed metal pin has minor oxidation to the straight pin. The coffin measures 5”x2.75” and 1.75” deep with a few faint surface impressions to the lid. $200-$400

782. Haunted Mansion Deluxe Pin Trading Carpet Bag. (Disneyland, 2009) A Haunted Mansion deluxe pin trading carpet bag created for the attraction’s 40th anniversary “Afterlife Real Estate O-Pin House” events.

The synthetic leather bag features half-hoop handles, a top buckle belt and magnet closure, and a metal 40th anniversary Haunted Mansion gate plaque-style logo on the front. The bag contains a 13”x8.25” pin trading album with 8 pages for pins. An original 6”x4” O-Pin House invitation card is included. Measuring 11.5”x17” and 4.25” deep, the bag is in very good condition with some surface loss around the rim and rubbing to the sides.

The pin album exhibits surface punctures from use and the invitation is virtually unhandled. $200-$400

784. Pair of Haunted Mansion Staring Bust Bookends. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A pair of bookends depicting the Staring Busts from Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion. The cast resin bookends are exquisitely detailed to appear as if comprised of actual pebbled leather bound books and stone busts, with faux oxidation and antique patina. The feminine bust sits on a pair of books titled “Ghost Stories” and “Gracey,” and the masculine bust rests on “Tales of a Rat” and next to “Spells.” The set is accompanied by the original cardboard box packaging with form-fitted styrofoam insert. Measuring approximately 5.75”x4.5” and 2.75” deep, the book ends are in very fine, as-new condition. $300-$500

785. Haunted Mansion Attraction Poster Tin Sign. (Walt Disney World, 2011) A heavy tin sign featuring the artwork from the Haunted Mansion attraction poster adapted by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily. The silkscreened sign was created in celebration of the Magic Kingdom’s 40th anniversary and features integral hanging hardware on the reverse. Measuring 12”x8”, the sign is in fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400 235

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786. Haunted Mansion 30th Anniversary Jacket. (Disneyland, 1999) A limited edition Disneyland Haunted Mansion 30th Anniversary jacket. The two-tone suede jacket features a striped gathered neck, sleeve cuffs, and waist, elbow patches, and zipper front closure. The left chest features an embroidered commemorative logo, and the back, a large embroidered Haunted Mansion mirror graphic logo. A size large, the jacket retains an internal Disneyland label and is embroidered on the interior left breast pocket with the edition number, “55/500.” The condition is very good with some minor wear and scuffing to the leather. $400-$600

788. Haunted Mansion 40th Anniversary Tabletop Block Puzzle.

(Disneyland, 2009) A limited edition Haunted Mansion tabletop block puzzle designed by artist John Mauvezin for the attraction’s 40th anniversary. Constructed of mixed media, the piece consists of an ornate frame containing 40 blocks that can be rearranged to form six different pictures.

One of only 300 created, the blocks are still sealed in their original plastic wrap. A Disney Certificate of Verification signed by the artist and the original packaging are included. Measuring 10.5”x7.5” and 1.5” deep, the piece is in very fine, unused condition. The box measures 12”x9.25” and 2.75” deep and is in very good condition with a 1” puncture wound to the reverse. $100-$200 236

787. Haunted Mansion 40th Anniversary Plate. (Disneyland, 2009) A limited edition plate created by artist Jim Crouch for the 40th anniversary of the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland. Featuring imagery from the popular attraction including Madame Leota, the dueling ghosts, the Hatbox Ghost, the mansion itself, and more, the plate was created in an edition of only 500. Crafted in bone china, this plate measures 8” in diameter and is in fine condition with minor wear. $100-$200

789. Haunted Mansion 40th Anniversary Event Ceramic Tile.

(Disneyland, 2009) A rare ceramic tile created for the Disney Gallery’s 40th anniversary celebration for the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland on 0909-09. The tile is glazed a ghostly green and features intricate relief and imagery of the mansion, menacing crows, and special commemorative text. The reverse is equipped with a board self-stand for display. This special commemorative artwork was only made available to attendees of the event, and the piece is accompanied by the original cardboard box packaging and the original event invitation. The tile measures 5.75”x5.75” and the box is 6.5”x6.5” and 1.25” deep. All pieces are in very fine, as-new condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

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791. Haunted Mansion Madame Leota 50th Anniversary Sign.

(Disneyland, 2019) A park sign created for Haunted Mansion 50th anniversary events at Disneyland. The double-sided printed foam board sign features the attraction’s 50th anniversary logo, a large Madame Leota graphic, and images of musical instruments eerily hovering in place. The piece is equipped with metal grommets in the top corners for hanging. Measuring 23.75”x15”, the sign is in good condition with edge wear and corner bumping to the front, and a upper right corner crease and 6.75” crease in the lower central area. $200-$400

790. Haunted Mansion 40th Anniversary Crypt Candelabra.

(Disneyland, 2009) A limited edition Haunted Mansion crypt candelabra designed by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily in celebration of the attraction’s 40th anniversary. The cast resin candelabra is expertly finished and painted to appear as bronze metal and replicates the arm sconces seen in the unloading area of the ride. One of only 500 created, the felted bottom of the base is stamped in silver ink with an edition statement. The original cardboard box packaging is included. Measuring 12”x8.25” and 5” deep, the piece is in very good condition. The right hand has been repaired. The box measures 14.25”x10” and 7.5” deep and exhibits some edge and corner wear. $300-$500

792. Haunted Mansion 50th Anniversary Sign. (Disneyland, 2019) A park sign created for Haunted Mansion 50th anniversary events at Disneyland. The double-sided printed corrugated cardboard sign features the attraction’s 50th anniversary logo with the hint of a blue curtain in the background. Measuring 34”x11.75”, the sign is in very good condition with some minor corner and edge wear. $200-$400

793. Shag Haunted Mansion 50th Anniversary Hawaiian Shirt.

(Disneyland, 2019) A Haunted Mansion-themed Hawaiian-style shirt designed by Shag in honor of the attraction’s 50th anniversary. The shortsleeve, button-down collared shirt features a bold graphic print of elements from the ride interpreted in Shag’s inimitable retro Mid-Century style, including the Hitchhiking Ghosts, Madame Leota, the Quicksand Men, the Hatbox Ghost, Singing Busts, the gate plaque, floating candelabras, and more. A size large, the shirt retains its original internal Disney Parks tag and remains in very fine, un-worn condition. $200-$400 237

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794. Haunted Mansion Oogie Boogie Jack-o-Lantern Event Gift.

(Disneyland, 2003) A rare Oogie Boogie Jack-o’-Lantern given to special ticket holders at a 2003 Disneyland Haunted Mansion Holiday event. The intricately detailed cast resin Jack-o’-Lantern features Oogie Boogie’s menacing grin and bears a commemorative “HMH 03” etched into the reverse.

A humorous sticker is affixed to the bottom of the piece that reads, “Oogie says-Don’t you go selling this on Eek-Bay.” Measuring 2” tall x 2.5” in diameter, the miniature sculpture is in very fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

796. Jack Skellington Lenticular Portrait. (Disneyland, 2010) A limited edition Jack Skellington transforming portrait display designed by artists Brian Sandahl and Tim Wollweber. The cast resin composition consists of a faux wooden frame on a stylized stand with an integral base. The frame contains a transforming lenticular portrait, inspired by the prop hanging in the Haunted Mansion Holiday boarding area, alternatingly depicting a full-figure images of Jack Skellington as Sandy Claws and Jack as himself.

Created in an edition of 300, the bottom of the base features an edition statement and facsimile artists’ signatures. Measuring 18.5”x10.5” and 4.25” deep, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200 238

795. Pair of Nightmare Before Christmas Ornaments. (Disneyland, 2002) A pair of Nightmare Before Christmas ornaments from the Kurt S. Adler Polonaise Collection. Only available as a Haunted Mansion Holiday 2002 special event exclusive, the hand-painted, hand-blown glass ornaments feature relief images of Sally holding a rose and Jack Skellington within a man-eating wreath. Both retain hoops at the top for hanging.

The ornaments are presented in a bed of paper excelsior inside a wooden display box with colorful Nightmare-themed graphics. Each ornament measures 5.75”x3.25” and is in very fine condition with minimal wear. The box measures 7”x9” and 3.5” deep and is in fine condition with minor surface wear to the lid. $200-$400

797. Haunted Mansion Holiday Large Poster. (Disneyland, 2003) A rare large Haunted Mansion Holiday event poster. The poster features Jack and Oogie Boogie from The Nightmare Before Christmas and was used to promote the popular seasonal retheme of the attraction. The poster measures approximately 48”x70” and is in good overall condition with some handling wear and edge wear from use. $400-$800

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798. Set of (13) Haunted Mansion Holiday Ornaments. (Disneyland, 2008) A collection of (13) The Nightmare Before Christmas Haunted Mansion Holiday pewter ornaments. These character ornaments came with a minimum $30 purchase in a New Orleans Square Restaurant, with a different ornament offered each week. The ornaments feature Lock, Shock, Barrel, Santa, Happy Mayor, Sad Mayor, Dr. Finkelstein, Oogie Boogie, Sally, Jack, Santa Jack, the Pumpkin King, and Zero. Measuring 5.25”x3” on their original backing cards and still sealed in plastic, the ornaments are in good condition with some wear to the plastic packaging from storage, and some light bending to the cards, most significantly seen on Sally. $100-$200

800. Olszewski Nightmare Before Christmas Heirloom Box. (Disneyland, 2007) A limited edition Nightmare Before Christmas heirloom box titled “Holiday Doors” designed by famed artist Robert Olszewski. Constructed of cast resin, the cylindrical box has a removable lid and features sculpted relief artwork of the Holiday Doors found in the Hinterlands forest from the film. The piece was created in an edition of 1963, which was the year originally announced as the opening date of the Haunted Mansion.

Measuring 6.5” tall x 5” in diameter, the heirloom box is in fine condition with only minor wear to the stamp on the felted bottom. $200-$400

799. Madame Leota Haunted Mansion Holiday Snow Globe. (Disneyland, 2003) A snow globe inspired by the Nightmare Before Christmas seasonal re-theming to the Haunted Mansion. The intricately detailed resin, metal, and glass snow globe depicts the disembodied head medium, Madame Leota, from the Haunted Mansion, as well as the killer duck pull toy, vampire teddy, giant snake, and the cat in the box from Nightmare Before Christmas. The 2003 Haunted Mansion Holiday event is mentioned on the back of the chair. Measuring 4”x3.25” and 4” deep, the snow globe is in fine condition with minimal wear. $300-$500

801. Nightmare Before Christmas Haunted Mansion Jacket. (Disneyland, 2004) A rare limited edition Nightmare Before Christmas Haunted Mansion Holiday collared letterman jacket created for the 2004 festive season. The black wool jacket features gray leather sleeves and a zipper closure. “Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Haunted Mansion Holiday 2004 Disneyland” is embroidered on the left chest, and the back boasts a large leather and silk thread embroidered graphic depicting Jack Skellington and Zero outside the mansion, which is trimmed with Yuletide decorations. The interior retains the original Disneyland Resort label, with size “L” tab. The jacket remains in fine, unworn condition. The Disneyland label has discolored from contact with the black wool. $400-$600 239

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802. Disneyland Greyhound Bus Travel Poster. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A rare vintage Greyhound Bus Lines travel poster. This iconic poster from the Go Greyhound campaign promotes Disneyland as a Los Angeles area destination and features wonderful, stylized artwork of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Measuring 14”x11”, the poster is in very good condition with some faint water staining at lower right and soiling at upper right and lower left. $800-$1,000 240

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803. Sleeping Beauty Castle Courtyard Mosaic. (Disneyland, c.1970s-83) An original hand-crafted mosaic display from the courtyard of Sleeping Beauty Castle. This mosaic depicts Sleeping Beauty and Prince Phillip and is composed of hundreds of individual colored tiles. This wall-mounted artwork was a prominent installation within the early years of Fantasyland and was removed around the time of the massive New Fantasyland refurbishment of 1983. The tiles remain set in their cement and mesh wire backing, which itself is an original section of the walls to Sleeping Beauty Castle. A true one-of-a-kind Disneyland relic, the mosaic measures approximately 36”x44” and is in very good park used condition. There is some cracking in the lower left corner from the mosaic’s removal, and expected general surface wear from park-use. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $30,000-$50,000 241

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804. Sleeping Beauty Castle Gilt Spire and Weathervane. (Disneyland, c.1960s-80s) A remarkable original weathervane from a spire atop Disneyland’s Sleeping Beauty Castle.

Composed entirely of metal, the weathervane arms are attached to a pointed spire that runs through the hollow conical spire cap. A very stylized monogram “D” is joined to the upper and lower arms of the vane, so that the emblem would appear as a “D” regardless of which direction it was viewed from. The bottom arm extends into an arrow, which indicates the direction of the wind. The spire post is threaded at the bottom and includes nuts and bolt hardware for attachment to the castle. The piece is coated in a mix of both metallic gold paint and actual gold leaf. During construction of the park, Walt insisted the precious metal be used to embellish the spires of the castle in order to lend the structure a cinematic sparkle.

According to legend, when the more pragmatic and money-conscious Roy Disney found out about his brother’s extravagance, he refused to speak to Walt for a month. This weathervane was previously installed on the castle’s second-tallest tower, atop the larger of the double turrets. Here it was viewed by millions of park guests as they ventured into the inner regions of the park during Walt’s era. Measuring 42”x17.5” and 4” deep, the piece is in good condition with some paint loss, oxidation, and weathering from outdoor use. Since the park opened in 1955, Sleeping Beauty Castle has been the primary symbol of Disneyland, its glimmering spires heralding a world of immaculately constructed fantasy. So too, this gold leaf coated spire cap and weathervane are emblematic of Walt’s singular commitment to an artistic vision that made the park experience possible. $3,000-$5,000 242

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805. Original 1955 Fantasyland Trashcan. (Disneyland, 1955) A vintage park-used Fantasyland trashcan from Disneyland’s earliest days of operation in 1955. The themed trashcans of the Disney parks have become emblematic of the meticulous and comprehensive design that goes into every level of the guest experience, and the bins themselves have garnered significant appreciation as objects of art.

This metal Fantasyland trashcan has a peaked roof with a scalloped under awning, and features applied heraldic eagle figures on all sides. As part of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary festivities, this original 1955 trashcan underwent minor refurbishment by skilled Disney artists and was once again placed into service as a tribute to the park’s Opening Day aesthetics. Later, in 2011, the can was covertly transformed as a retirement present to Disneyland Operations Manager of Custodial Guest services Ray Sidejas in gratitude for his 47 years of service. While appearing for all intents and purposes like a 1955 Fantasyland trashcan, the interior of the container was retrofitted with a pair of shelves and wine glass hanging racks, a perforated metal ventilation grating was inserted under the roof, the push doors on either side were converted to static panels, and a working wine fridge installed inside the shell. Measuring 58” tall, 23.25” wide, and 23.25” deep, the piece is in very good condition with some denting to the side panels, chipping to the roof scallops, cracking to the paint, general wear, and a small cutout created in the bottom of the back panel for a power cord. The electronics are in working order. The fridge can be removed to convert the trashcan back to its original state, if desired. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $6,000-$10,000 243

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806. Disneyland Fantasyland Bench. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage metal bench from Fantasyland at Disneyland. The ornate cast metal bench features intricate filigree-like forms painted in whimsical hues of pink, cream, seafoam green and blue. Benches like these are readily seen throughout Fantasyland, their delicate elegance an extension of the land’s fantastical storybook theming. Measuring 35.5”x43.5” and 17.5” deep, the bench is in good condition with some paint fading, flaking, and loss, as well as oxidation, weathering, and soiling. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000

807. Disneyland Fantasyland Bench. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage metal bench from Fantasyland at Disneyland. The ornate cast metal bench features intricate filigree-like forms painted in whimsical hues of blue, green, and pink. Benches like these are readily seen throughout Fantasyland, their delicate elegance an extension of the land’s fantastical storybook theming. Measuring 35.5”x43.5” and 17.5” deep, the bench is in good condition with some paint fading, flaking, and loss, as well as oxidation, weathering, and soiling. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000 244

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808. Mickey Mouse Club Circus Cast Member Garrison Cap. (Disneyland, 1955) A rare Mickey Mouse Club Circus cast member garrison cap from Disneyland.

The cap is constructed of blue textured cotton with an embroidered Mickey Mouse Club Circus patch affixed at left, dove gray satin lining, and a leatherette sweatband. The Mickey Mouse Club Circus, a passion project of Walt’s, only ran from November 1955 to January 1956, and items from the attraction remain among the scarcest Disneyland artifacts. A size “7 5/8,” the cap is in good condition with some fading and minor soiling. $500-$700

809. Original Fantasyland Drawing. (Disneyland, c. 1990s) An original production drawing of Disneyland’s Fantasyland. Accomplished in pencil on artist’s leaf mounted to illustration board, the artwork depicts the Fantasyland skyline with Sleeping Beauty Castle in the distance. The piece is stamped with a Disney copyright mark at lower right. An acetate sheet with a black silhouette version of the image overlays the drawing, with a vellum overlay over top. The artwork measures 6.25”x8.5” on a 7.5”x14.25” leaf and the board is 15”x20”. The piece is in good condition with some (possibly intentional) paint splatter in the background. The board exhibits some darkening around the edges with corner bumping and wear. $500-$800

810. Mickey Mouse Club Circus Souvenir Book and Ticket Stub (Disneyland, c.1955) A souvenir program and general admission ticket from the short-lived Mickey Mouse Club Circus. This attraction featured traditional circus performers as well as Mouseketeers, whose participation was considered a promotional opportunity. The program includes information on the Mouseketeers, rare photos, and what to expect from the show. The ticket is dated for December 17, 1955, a few weeks after the attraction opened.

The 12-page program measures 12”x9” and the ticket measures 2”x3.75”.

Both are in good condition, with some minor creasing and handling wear to the program from use, and glue and paper residue on the reverse of the ticket from previous mounting for display. $300-$500 245

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811. Fantasyland Fleur-de-Lis Shield Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A park-used crest shield sign from Disneyland’s Fantasyland. Constructed of PVC board, the convex shield features a heraldic quartet of fleur-de-lis graphics.

The piece is equipped with an L-bracket on the reverse for hanging. Shields feature into much of the signage seen in this medieval storybook-themed land. Measuring 20.75”x14.75” and 4.25” deep, the sign is in very good condition with edge wear with surface loss, scuffing, and surface impressions throughout. $500-$700

812. Fantasyland Eagle Shield Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A park-used crest shield sign from Disneyland’s Fantasyland.

Constructed of PVC board, the convex shield features a central heraldic displayed eagle and crown graphic. The piece is equipped with an L-bracket on the reverse for hanging. Shields feature into much of the signage seen in this medieval storybook-themed land. Measuring 20.75”x14.75” and 4.25” deep, the sign is in very good condition with edge wear with surface loss, scuffing, and surface impressions throughout. $500-$700 246

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813. Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough Concept Painting. (Disneyland, c.1976) An original concept painting used in the creation of one of the animatronic window displays in the Sleeping Beauty Castle walkthrough attraction at Disneyland. This painting was created for the 1977 refurbishment to the attraction which included new animatronic window displays and artwork. This version was a park staple for nearly 25 years. This painting depicts Maleficent luring Aurora into the dark tower with the cursed spinning wheel. Accomplished in acrylic on art board, the painting has an image size of 19.25”x16.5” on its 22”x20.25” board. The condition is very fine. $1,000-$2,000

814. Original Sleeping Beauty Castle Drink Tray Painting. (Disneyland, 1970s) An original painting used in the creation of a Disneyland souvenir drink tray. Also referred to as “well trays,” these souvenir trays had several recessed circular holders for carrying drinks, each of which was decorated with imagery of a popular park attraction.

This painting depicts a scene including Sleeping Beauty Castle, the Monorail, and the Matterhorn.

Accomplished in acrylic on art board with an additional painted black line layer, the painting has an image size of 10.75” in diameter on the 16”x20” board. The condition is very good with some adhesive yellowing to the black line overlay layer. $500-$700

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815. Set of (8) Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough Slides. (Disneyland, c.1977) A collection of (8) color slides taken to record the 1977 refurbishment to the Sleeping Beauty Castle walkthrough attraction. The slides belonged to a former park employee who worked on the refurbishment, and represent some of the clearest images we have seen of this scarcely recorded attraction. The slides depict several of the new animatronic dioramas, and pages of the storybook prop. Each slide measures 2”x2” and the set is in very good condition with expected minor handling wear. $100-$200

816. Collection of (11) Fantasyland Slides.

(Disneyland, c.1950s-60s) A collection of (11) slides from Fantasyland at Disneyland. The set includes (2) slides of the Alice in Wonderland attraction, (3) slides of the Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship & Restaurant, (2) slides of the Casey Jr. Circus Train & Storybook Land, a slide of the Skyway Buckets loading area, a slide of the Matterhorn & Skyway Buckets, and (2) slides with an overall view of Fantasyland. Measuring 2”x2”, the slides are in very good condition with minor wear from age and use, including some reddening from age on a couple of the slides. $100-$200

818. Disneyland The New Fantasyland Radio Game Artwork. (Disneyland, 1983) A final mock-up art piece promoting Disneyland’s “The New Fantasyland” refurbishment. The artwork consists of a sheet of foil adhered to illustration board with an acetate overlay printed with the text “I Played The New Fantasyland Radio Game from Disneyland” and a Sleeping Beauty Castle tower graphic. A second acetate layer changes the New Fantasyland text logo from blue to purple. This piece comes from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright, who served as a special projects marketing manager on the New Fantasyland roll-out. Measuring 10”x15”, the artwork is in fine condition with minor production wear. $300-$500 248

817. Collection of (12) Sleeping Beauty Castle Slides. (Disneyland, c.1980) A collection of (12) Kodachrome slides representing scarcely recorded details of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Highlight images of this collection include close-ups of the lanterns and benches surrounding the castle, images of the swans and bridge, the passageway to Frontierland, and details of the spires atop the castle. These wonderful color images provide a fascinating look into the early years of this park landmark. Each slide measures 2”x2” and the set is in very good condition with expected minor handling wear. $100-$200

819. Disneyland Fantasyland Pennant. (Disneyland, c.1955) A rare and unusual Fantasyland pennant from Disneyland. Among the first souvenirs ever produced, the purple felt pennant features screened graphics based on early conceptual artwork for the park. Measuring 8.75”x26”, the piece is in very good condition with general color softening and darkening to the white elements from age. $500-$700

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820. Eleanor Welborn Fantasyland Ashtray. (Disneyland, c.1955) A vintage Fantasyland ashtray created by Eleanor Welborn Art Productions for Disneyland. Hand selected by Walt Disney as the first official ceramic supplier to the park prior to its opening, many of Eleanor Welborn’s original souvenir designs were based on Imagineering concept art as the actual attractions had yet to be built. The ashtray features a colorful central image of Sleeping Beauty castle in the well and is marked on the reverse with maker’s information. Measuring 6.25”x6.25” and 1.25” deep, the ashtray is in very good condition with crazing to the glaze throughout and some yellowing in the image. $200-$400

823. Disneyland Sleeping Beauty Castle Pendant. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A vintage Sleeping Beauty Castle pendant from Disneyland. The pendant consists of a smooth black stone featuring an exquisitely detailed castle in delicate applied gold leaf and presented in a setting of intricate gold-tone metal filigree. The top of the setting is equipped with a broken chain link for attachment to a necklace and the reverse retains a Walt Disney Productions sticker. Measuring 2”x1.5”, the elegant pendant is in very good condition with some rubbing to the castle at lower right. $100-$200

821. Fantasyland 3D Wall Plate. (Disneyland, 1955) An early 3D souvenir wall plate from Disneyland. The painted and glazed ceramic plate features sculpted reliefs of Sleeping Beauty Castle, foreground foliage, and Fantasyland lettering. The reverse retains a Disneyland stamp and is equipped with hanging twine. Measuring 8.5” in diameter, the plate is in very good condition with only minor, unobtrusive crazing to the glaze. $200-$400

822. Sleeping Beauty Castle Disneyland Compact. (Disneyland, c.1955) A rare early brushed metal double-compartment Disneyland compact with an engraved gold-tone Sleeping Beauty castle image on the face. The top of the compact opens with a button and contains a gauze sifter and a powder puff. The clasped bottom opens to reveal an empty compartment for a mirror. A gold-tone lipstick holder slides out from integral hooks on the side of the piece and a gold-tone braided metal carrying chain is attached at the top. Measuring 2.5”x3.5” and approximately 1” deep, the lustrous compact is in very good condition with some minor scratches, scuffs, and spot finish loss. $100-$200

824. Set of (3) Disneyland Tinker Bell Pennants. (Disneyland, c.1955) A set of (3) early Disneyland souvenir pennants. The set includes an orange, a green, and a blue felt pennant. All feature screened graphics of the classic Disneyland text logo and Tinker Bell flying over Sleeping Beauty Castle. The orange and green pennants measure 8.5”x27” and the blue version is 8”x26”. Free from pinholes, all are in good condition with some minor color softening from age, wrinkling, and creasing. $300-$500 249

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825. Dr. Tinker Bell Prescription Pixie Dust. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A vintage jar of prescription pixie dust. Guests to the park could have a “prescription” filled by Dr. Tinker Bell for her special Pixie Dust at the Disneyland Apothecary. The labels were typically personalized upon purchase, though the rare variant example here is notable for its lack of customization and absence of the whimsical instructions usually printed underneath the recipient’s name. Measuring 3.25” tall, the lidded glass bottle is in very good condition with some tiny tears and bunching to the edges of the label. $100-$200

828. Fantasyland Board Game. (Disneyland, 1956) A vintage Fantasyland board game manufactured by Parker Brothers. Inspired by the recently opened Disneyland, the set consists of a game board, (4) plastic player markers, (24) ride ticket pieces, and (24) star pieces. All items are housed in the original cardboard box packaging.

The instruction sheet and “The best and easiest way to learn a new game” sheet are also included. The box measures 8”x16” and 1.5” deep, and the set is in good to very good condition.

The game board exhibits only minor edge wear, some of the paper pieces have areas of light fading, and the game box exhibits some edge wear, spot surface loss, and minor creases and tears to the lid. $200-$400 250

826. Milt Albright’s New Fantasyland Pixie Dust. (Disneyland, 1983) A promotional jar of prescription pixie dust created in celebration of Disneyland’s New Fantasyland refurbishment from 1983. This piece comes from the personal collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright.

Measuring 3.25”x2.25” and 2” deep, the jar is in very good condition with some discoloration and loosening of the paper label. It retains the original New Fantasyland 3.25”x5” and 3.25” deep cardboard box. $100-$200

827. Tinker Bell Pendant Necklace. (Disneyland, c.1960s) An exquisite Tinker Bell pendant necklace from Disneyland. The gold-tone figural pendant depicts Tinker Bell balancing atop a round cage containing pearlescent rhinestones.

The gold-tone chain necklace measures 16” long and the pendant is 1.75” tall. Both are in very good condition with only minor surface wear. $200-$400

829. Set of (4) Fantasyland Shield Signs. (Disneyland, 2005) A set of (4) Fantasyland attraction shield signs created in celebration of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. Created in a limited edition of 1500, the shield-shaped tin metal signs feature heraldic crest inspired screen printed graphics and are equipped with hanging hardware on the reverse.

The set includes Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, Peter Pan’s Flight, Snow White’s Scary Adventure, and the Matterhorn Bobsleds. The original cardboard box packaging is included. Each shield measures 10”x7.5” and is in generally very fine, as-new condition with minimal wear. The box measures 11.25”x9” and 3” deep and exhibits moderate wear. $400-$600

830. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Castle Serving Plate. (Disneyland, 2005) A limited edition ceramic serving plate designed by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily in commemoration of Disneyland’s 50th Anniversary. The rectangular plate features a retro stylized graphic of Sleeping Beauty Castle with the classic park text logo. Created in an edition of 500, the piece is backstamped with Disney maker’s marks and measures 16.25”x9”. It is in fine unused condition. $200-$400

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831. Snow White’s Adventures Wait Time Park Sign. (Walt Disney World, c.1980) A rare and iconic Wait Time sign from the Snow White’s Adventures attraction at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. The hand-painted wooden sign is in the form of a royal proclamation and features silk-screened detail, lettering, and a stylized image of Dopey the dwarf. The sign is equipped with an embedded magnet at upper right where metal numeral plates attach and would have be switched out throughout the day as the length of the line changed. A “45” minute plate is included. Measuring 29”x27” and 1” deep, the piece is in very good condition with some edge wear and scratches and scuffs to the paint. Holes are drilled in the reverse from previous mounting. An essential part of the Disney theme park experience, this Wait Time sign represents an opportunity to own an instantly recognizable artifact from the first days of the Magic Kingdom. $3,000-$5,000

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832. Snow White’s Scary Adventure Poison Apple Prop. (Disneyland, c.1960s-70s) An original poison apple prop from Snow White’s Scary Adventure at Disneyland. Infamously, in the early years of the park, many park guests would happily oblige the old hag’s invitation by stealing the proffered poison apple prop. It became such a problem that cast members would keep a spare supply of apples backstage to replace as needed. This apple prop is hand-painted with florescent UV paint over plastic to react to the black light used within the attraction. Measuring approximately 3” in diameter and 3.5” tall, the prop is in good condition with some surface wear throughout including worn areas to the paint. $600-$900

833. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Mirror. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1970s) A whimsical vintage Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs figural mirror manufactured by Sentinel Creations and sold at the Disneyland Hotel’s giftshops. The molded plastic frame features a full-length Snow White figure and bust portraits of Grumpy, Bashful, Sneezy, Sleepy, Doc, Happy, and Dopey with assorted woodland flora and fauna. The glass mirror and board backing are attached with screws to the reverse of the frame, and the piece is equipped with a wire for hanging. Measuring 20”x16.5”, the mirror is in very good condition with some paint loss and surface wear to the frame and a few scattered scratches and scuffs to the mirror glass. $200-$400

834. Sleeping Beauty Sandcastle Story Display. (Disneyland, 1980s) A faux sandcastle inspired by Sleeping Beauty Castle displayed at Geppetto’s Arts & Crafts in Disneyland’s Fantasyland.

The castle is constructed of carved styrofoam components that have been coated in sand, painted a whimsical rose pink, and assembled on a styrofoam base carved to look like craggy stone. Measuring 28.25”X15.25” and 11” deep, the piece is in very good condition with some spot surface loss and patches of paint loss to the reverse. $400-$600 252

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835. Disney Giftware Castle Store Display. (Disney, c.1980s) A vintage Disney Giftware store display inspired by Disneyland’s Sleeping Beauty Castle. Constructed of die-cut, printed vacuum formed plastic components, the two-tiered display features faux cobblestone textured shelves and a large banner flying in the foreground with the Disney Giftware logo in relief. Measuring 28”x27” and 12” deep, the display is in very good condition with a 1” tear at lower right and minor wear from use. $300-$500

836. Sleeping Beauty Castle Clock Façade. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A Sleeping Beauty Castle clock façade display piece from Geppetto’s Arts & Crafts in Disneyland’s Fantasyland. Constructed of wood airbrushed in a pink ombre and covered in glitter, the pediment is adorned with a paper clockface and static metal hands. Fake foliage painted a metallic blue wraps around the right side. Measuring 25.5”x10” and 2” deep, the facade is in very good condition with some surface wear and nail holes to the legs from previous display. $300-$500

837. Geppetto’s Arts & Crafts Display Case. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A free-standing wooden store display from Geppetto’s Arts & Crafts in Disneyland’s Fantasyland. The front and right sides of the display are finished with decorative wooden slats, the open back is equipped with a pair of shelves, and the left side is unfinished where the case abutted a wall or a similar display. The upper portion of the unit is a display case with glass panes at top, right, and front, and a mirror on the left to accentuate the objects store therein. A locking cabinet door on the back of the display opens downward on a horizontal hinge to access the case. The original Disneyland prop ID tag is still adhered inside. Measuring 44.25”x38” and 17.5” deep, the wooden store display is in good condition exhibiting nicks, chips, extraneous screw and nail holes, scratches to the wood, faint scratches to the glass, areas of finish loss, and general wear. The unfinished right side of the piece has some stripping and splintering to the exposed board. The velvet on the display boards exhibits some patches of wear. $800-$1,000 253

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838. Disneyland Mickey Mouse House Clock Store Display. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A vintage hand-made miniature house with an electric analog clock that was used as a store display in Geppetto’s Arts & Crafts.

Constructed of wood and molded components, the clock’s movement and electric motor mechanism are mounted inside the house. A jacketed double wire has been severed, which was likely the power cord. Measuring 16.75”x14” and 10” deep, the display is in very good condition with some surface wear and splintering to the wood on the interior. $200-$400

840. Pinocchio Electronic Puppet Theater. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A vintage European-made mechanical puppet theater displayed in Geppetto’s Arts & Crafts in Disneyland’s Fantasyland. The hand-crafted device is constructed of wood with a concealed electronic motor in the base. A pair of pull-string marionettes are suspended on a proscenium stage, and the piece is topped with a sloped roof. When plugged in, the puppet’s strings are pulled taut and released, creating movement. The electronics are untested as the device has a continental European power plug. Measuring 17.5”x19” x 6”, the puppet theater is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $300-$500 254

839. Pair of Geppeto’s Arts & Crafts Cast Member Costumes.

(Disneyland, c. 1980s) A set of (2) female cast member costumes from the Pinocchio-themed Gepetto’s Arts & Crafts in Disneyland’s Fantasyland.

The costumes each consist of a striped blouse and a long a-line skirt. One of the ensembles is burgundy, the other, navy blue. The blouses feature white Peter Pan collars, short puff sleeves with white button cuffs, darted fronts, snap-in bow ties, and button front closure. The long skirts each have a single side slash pockets and side button and zipper closure. All garments retain internal Disneyland bias labels. The navy blue skirt and shirt are both size “10.” The burgundy shirt has a “10” label, while the skirt has a size “12” label but is marked by hand “DL 10.” The garments are in generally very good condition with some wear to hems and loose threads. $300-$500

841. Pair of Geppetto’s Arts & Crafts Tabletop Cases. (Disneyland, 1980s) A pair of tabletop display cases from Geppetto’s Arts & Crafts in Disneyland’s Fantasyland. The cases are accompanied by two pairs of 23.25”x15” velvet wrapped boards which serve as the removable floor for each. One of the cases retains a metal Disneyland Property tag stamped “52331.” Measuring 18”x48” and 9.5” deep, the cases are poor to good condition exhibiting some edge wear, surface scratches, and scuffing. One of the cases has a pronounced crack in the front glass panel. $600-$800

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842. Peter Pan’s Flight Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, c.1956) An original hand-silkscreened attraction poster for Peter Pan’s Flight. Designed by Bjorn Aronson, the artwork beautifully captures the flight over London that has enchanted guests for over 60 years. The poster measures 54”x36” and is in fair to good condition with a 2” tear at upper right repaired with paper tape to the reverse, a 2” area of paper loss to the left of the “F” in “Fantasyland” partially filled in and over-painted, corner creasing, and stress lines and tiny tears to the left edge. $6,000-$8,000 255

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843. Peter Pan’s Flight Tree Prop. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A park-used tree prop from Peter Pan’s Flight. The prop is finished with a heavy coating of fluorescent green paint which luminesces under the ultraviolent light used in the attraction. These tree props are seen on the side of the volcano during the ride’s Neverland sequence. The piece is presented in a custom display case consisting of a wooden base with mirrored top and a glass cube lid. The leaf prop measures 2.75” tall and is in good condition with some flaking to the paint. The case measures 5.25”x4.75” and 4.75” deep. $500-$700

845. Peter Pan’s Flight 50th Anniversary Poster Prop. (Disneyland, 2005) A prop attraction poster for Peter Pan’s Flight created for display during the 50th anniversary celebration at Disneyland. This beautiful lithographic poster is similar to the classic attraction poster, but with a slightly more modern look and brighter colors. This poster was never sold and was used only for display in the park during the anniversary celebration. Measuring 51.75”x39.75” overall, the poster is in good park-used condition with surface wear to the frame throughout, and some scratches to the plexi at the upper right corner. $300-$600 256

844. Peter Pan’s Flight Star Prop. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A park-used star prop from Peter Pan’s Flight. The prop is finished with a fluorescent yellow paint which luminesces under the ultraviolet light used in the attraction. These star props are seen in the ride’s Neverland volcano vignette. The piece is presented in a custom case. The prop measures 1.25”x1” and 0.75” deep and is in good condition with some chipping to the fluorescent paint.

The case is 4”x2.75” in diameter and exhibits minimal wear. $500-$700

846. Disneyland Hotel Peter Pan’s Flight Concept Art Print. (Disneyland Hotel, c.2000s) A framed print of Imagineer Herb Ryman’s concept art for the Peter Pan’s Flight attraction at Disneyland. Artwork from the history of the park is a fixture of the Disneyland Hotel’s decor, and this framed print was on display at the legendary establishment for many years. Measuring 11.5”x14.5” visible through a 17.75”x20.75” gold tone wood frame, the piece is in very good condition. There is some minor paint chipping to the frame. $300-$500

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847. Alice in Wonderland Attraction Poster. An original hand-silkscreened poster for the Alice in Wonderland attraction at Disneyland. Designed by Imagineer Sam McKim, the poster features the popular image of Alice down the rabbit hole with the denizens of Wonderland. Measuring 54”x36”, the piece is in fine condition with minor edge wear, corner bends, faint surface impressions, and spot surface wear. $6,000-$9,000 257

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848. Disneyland Hotel Mad Tea Party Concept Art Print. (Disneyland Hotel, c.2000s) A framed print of Imagineer Bruce Bushman’s concept art for the Mad Tea Party attraction at Disneyland. Artwork from the history of the park is a fixture of the Disneyland Hotel’s décor, and this framed print was on display at the legendary establishment for many years. Measuring 11.75”x14.25” visible through an 18”x21.75” gold tone wood frame, the piece is in very good condition with some minor paint crazing, chipping, and surface wear to frame. $400-$600

850. Mad Tea Party Limited Edition Teacup and Saucer. (Disneyland, 2010) A limited edition Mad Tea Party teacup and saucer created by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily in celebration of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. Based on Imagineer Bruce Bushman’s original designs for the attraction, the sea foam green ceramic teacup and saucer were produced in a limited edition of 1500. The original hatbox style packaging is included. The cup measures 2.5” tall x 5 and 3.75” deep and the saucer is 5.5” in diameter.

Both are in fine condition. There is some scratching to the bottom of the saucer. The box measures 4.5” tall x 6” in diameter and is in fine condition with only minor wear. $200-$400 258

849. Alice in Wonderland Disney Gallery Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1990s) A full-size attraction poster reproduction from the Disney Gallery for the Alice in Wonderland attraction. For a short time, the Disney Gallery offered a limited run of reproductions for many of the most beloved Disneyland attraction poster. This faithful replica of Imagineer Sam McKim’s original design measures 53”x35.25” visible through a 57.5”x39.25” black wood frame and appears to be in fine condition though is unexamined out of the frame. $500-$700

851. Original Jody Daily Dumbo Painting. (Disney, c.2000s) An original painting by artist Jody Daily depicting Dumbo playing with a monkey atop a Circus platform. Accomplished in watercolor and colored pencil on heavy stock textured art paper, this deft and expressive rendering of Dumbo is remarkably similar to the Big Fig likeness created by Daily and collaborator Kevin Kidney. The artist has signed lower right in pencil, “Jody Daily.” The painting measures 5”x5.25” on a 6.75”x7.5” leaf and is in very good condition with some faint color splotches in the blank margins. $200-$400

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852. Phil Dagort Signed Mr. Toad as Blue Boy Print. (Disneyland, 1988) A limited edition Disney Gallery lithographic print of attraction concept art featuring Mr. Toad as Thomas Gainsborough’s “Blue Boy” by Imagineer Phil Dagort. The print retains a debossed Disney Gallery stamp at lower right. It is signed in pencil by the artist at bottom right, “Phil Dagort,” and hand-numbered at lower left, “60/300.” Measuring 10.5”x8.25” within a 19.5”x16.5” gold-tone molded wood frame, the piece appears to be in fine condition with minor wear to the frame. A Disney Gallery COA is included. $200-$400

853. Phil Dagort Signed Pinkie of Toad Hall Print. (Disneyland, 1988) A limited edition Disney Gallery lithographic print of attraction concept art titled “’Pinkie’ of Toad Hall’ (after Thomas Lawrence’s “Pinkie”) by Imagineer Phil Dagort. The print retains a debossed Disney Gallery stamp at lower right. It is signed in pencil by the artist at bottom right, “Phil Dagort,” and hand-numbered at lower left, “60/300.” Measuring 10.5”x8.25” within a 19.5”x16.5” gold-tone molded wood frame, the piece appears to be in fine condition with minor wear to the frame. A Disney Gallery COA is included. $200-$400

854. Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride Attraction Vehicle Replica. (Walt Disney World, 2006) A rare, limited edition replica created by Randy Noble for Walt Disney World’s 35th anniversary. Created in an edition of only 500 pieces, this replica depicts the Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride attraction vehicle as it would have been seen from the park’s opening day on October 1, 1971 to 1993, when these cars were replaced with two-seat vehicles. Measuring 4”x6” and 4.25” tall on its base, the replica is in very good condition with minor paint wear on the back fender. $300-$500

855. Bruce Bushman “Little Toot” Canal Boat Print. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A limited edition Disney Gallery lithographic print of Little Toot Canal Boat concept art by Imagineer Bruce Bushman. The print retains a debossed Disneyland Gallery stamp at lower right and is hand-numbered in pencil at lower left, “60/300.” Measuring 20”x25” within a 29”x32.5” red molded wood frame with black stripe accents, the piece appears to be in fine condition with only minor wear to the frame. $200-$400 259

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856. Set of (3) Casey Jr. Bruce Bushman Concept Art Prints. (Disneyland, 1955) A set of (3) hand-colored brownline prints of train car concept designs by Imagineer Bruce Bushman for the Casey Jr. Circus Train attraction at Disneyland. Accomplished in crayon on brownline prints, the designs include a pair of wild animal cage cars and a passenger car decorated with a griffin relief figure and elaborate filigree-style embellishment. Inspired by the train in the film Dumbo, the Casey Jr. Circus Train miniature railroad ride was an opening day attraction at the park. The concept artworks range in size from 12.5”x11.75” to 12.25”x12.5” and are in good condition with moderate corner pinholes from production use, minor corner loss, and corner creasing. $300-$500

857. Disneyland Casey Jr. Circus Train Store Display. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage Casey Jr. circus train store display. The piece consists of a 3-piece Casey Jr. circus train wall hanging, comprised of printed imagery applied to wooden cutouts. It is nailed to a segment of textured cork wall covering mounted to a board. The board is equipped with hanging hardware and a wire on the reverse. The train measures 46” long and the display is 10”x57”. The piece is in good condition with some surface wear and chipping to the cork. $400-$600

858. Casey Jr. Lamp. (Disneyland, c.1950s) A vintage Casey Jr. locomotive manufactured by Strombecker that is retrofitted with a standard bulb lamp. Constructed of wood with a single metal coupling rod (one is absent), the train is painted in vibrant colors with a friendly face added to the smokebox. A 2-prong electrical cord issues from the bottom of the device. A paper and metal lampshade is included. The electronics are in working order. The lamp measures 10.25” tall. The piece is in good condition with some minor surface wear and paint loss to the train, finish loss to the lamp post, and denting to the shade. $200-$400 260

859. Casey Jr. Express Train. (Disney, c.1950s) A Casey Jr. Express Train tin-litho windup toy manufactured Marx. Winding the integral key on the side of the cast metal engine causes the wooden wheels to turn, pulling the train of three tin litho cars behind it. Measuring 2.25”x12.5” and 1.5” deep, the piece is in good condition with some scratches, scuffs, nicks, and oxidation. While the mechanism is in working order, one of the engine wheels has broken in half and has been repaired with glue, which hinders its ability to roll on most surfaces. $200-$400

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860. Storybook Land Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1956) A rare original hand-silkscreened poster for the Storybook Land Canal Boats at Disneyland.

Designed by Imagineer Bjorn Aronson, this is one of the most visually arresting attraction posters ever produced, with its vibrant colors and stylized rendering of Monstro the whale. Measuring 54”x36”, the poster has been linen backed for its preservation and is in good condition. Prior to restoration, the poster had been folded horizontally at the top, toward the bottom of the Storybook Land titles, and across the lower half, just above the image of the boat.

Touch-up was applied to the resulting creases, and paint restoration to tears and creases throughout, most notable at upper left, upper right, in the titles, lower left, and lower right. Over time, hairline cracks have developed in the applied paint along the edges of the piece. There are also unrestored scuffs and creases in the region of Monstro’s face. While these issues are evident upon close examination, they do not hugely detract from the overall appearance of the piece and would hardly be noticeable if it were framed. $6,000-$8,000 261

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861. It’s a Small World Photographic Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, c.1992) A rare photographic attraction poster for Disneyland’s It’s a Small World boat ride. Adapted from the original design by Imagineer Paul Hartley, this style of poster dates from Mattel’s sponsorship of the ride, spanning 1992-98.

Disney went to photographic posters in the late 1980s, as the extant back stock of silkscreened posters had been earmarked for sale at the Disney Gallery.

Though expensive to produce, resin coated photo prints were also a much more durable option than traditional paper. Measuring 54”x36”, the poster print is in very good condition. It has been mounted to heavy black plastic foam board for ease of display and stability. $1,000-$3,000 262

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862. Hand-Written & Signed It’s a Small World Sheet Music. (Disney, 1963/Created Later) A hand-written It’s a Small World presentation musical arrangement with lyrics by Richard M. Sherman and signed by both Richard M. and Robert B. Sherman. Accomplished in black felt pen on printed staff paper marked for the violin, the Oscar-winning songwriter has hand-titled the composition, signed on the credit line, and handwritten musical notation and lyrics for the legendary anthem of global unity. Robert B. Sherman, the song’s co-author, has additionally signed the credit line. The arrangement is matted in the center of an elaborate display with a photograph of Walt Disney with the Small World audio-animatronic dolls on the left, and a photograph of the Sherman Brothers together at a piano on the right, above a metal plaque engraved, “’it’s a small world’ handwritten music and lyrics by Robert B. Sherman and Richard M. Sherman.” The handwritten arrangement measures 13.5”x10.5” visible through a 27.5” x 46” wood frame and appears to be in fine condition with a few correction fluid redactions by its creator. The back of the frame is also inscribed and signed by Richard M. Sherman in black felt pen, “To Eva – A very special lady with my fondest best wishes Richard M. Sherman 09/09/00.” This piece was offered directly by Disney at the Official Disneyana Convention of 2000, and includes the original Disney COA. $3,000-$5,000 263

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863. It’s a Small World Poster. (Disneyland, 1970s) A window card-style poster for the iconic It’s a Small World boat ride at Disneyland. The poster features reimagined artwork based on the original attraction poster design

by Paul Hartley but with enhanced colors and the use of actual national flags. Measuring 18”x14”, the window card is in good condition with some browning, faint tide lines, and spot discoloration around the edges, diagonal creasing in the top right quadrant, and corner wear. $400-$800

864. Original It’s a Small World Drink Tray Painting. (Disneyland, 1970s) An original painting used in the creation of a Disneyland souvenir drink tray. Also referred to as “well trays,” these souvenir trays had several recessed circular holders for carrying drinks, each of which was decorated with imagery of a popular park attraction. This painting depicts a scene from It’s a Small World and was created as the concept for the final used design. Accomplished in acrylic on art board, the painting has an image size of 10.5”x11.5” on the 11.75”x16.25” board. The condition is very fine. $500-$700

865. It’s a Small World Early Closure Sign.

(Disneyland, c.2010s) An early closure sign for It’s a Small World at Disneyland. Due to its proximity to the fireworks launch area, the attraction closed early for guest safety during fireworks shows, and this sign is likely attributed to that practice. There is a strip of velcro on the sign to which the appropriate closing time was mounted. Measuring 31.75”x23.75”, the sign is in good condition with moderate surface wear from park use, including surface scuffing, scratching, and some denting. There are four velco tabs on the reverse from display. $300-$500

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867. It’s a Small World Book and LP. (Disneyland, 1964) A vintage Walt Disney Presents It’s a Small World long-playing vinyl record. Both sides of the album feature “A Musical Tour to Visit the Children of the World” narrated by Winston Hibler with the Sherman Brothers’ famous theme song from the ride. The record is in the original sleeve which opens to a reveal an 11-page full color book offering a walkthrough of the attraction. Measuring 12” in diameter, the record is in very good condition with minor scratches and scuffs. The sleeve measures 12.5”x12.5” and is in good condition with some spidering to the spine, edge wear, a circular record impression on the front cover, and discoloration and spotting to the back cover. $100-$200 866. It’s a Small World Bank of America Brochure. (Disneyland, 1987) A vintage promotional brochure for It’s a Small World at Disneyland.

The tri-folded double-sided brochure features an overview of the attraction’s history, images of the iconic audio-animatronic figures, and lyrics to the theme song. Measuring 8.75”x3.75”, the piece is in fine condition with only minor wear. $100-$200

868. It’s a Small World 50th Anniversary Teapot. (Disneyland, 2016) A special It’s a Small World teapot created in celebration of the attraction’s 50th anniversary at Disneyland. Based on Mary Blair’s iconic original concept artwork for the ride, the rectangular ceramic teapot features characteristic graphics on the broad sides and the lid. The original cardboard box with form-fitted styrofoam insert is included. Measuring 7.5”x9.5” and 3.25” deep, the teapot is in very fine, as-new condition. The box measures 11.75”x10.25” and 5.25” deep and is as-new with only minor wear. $100-$200

869. It’s a Small World Belgium WDCC Figures. (Disney, 2006) An original pair of Walt Disney Classics Collection figures from It’s a Small World titled “Gathering Friends.” Created for the attraction’s 40th anniversary, the set consists of a fine porcelain figure of a Belgian girl with a removable resin crook and a resin figure of a goose. Both figures are hand-painted and retain special anniversary markings on the bottom of the base. The set is accompanied by a Disney COA and the original packaging. The girl measures 5.5”x4.25” and 4.5” deep, while the goose is 3.5” tall. Both are in very fine, as-new condition. The box measures 8.25”x8.25” and 8.25” deep and exhibits only minor external adhesive residue but is otherwise as-new. $100-$200 265

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870. Pair of It’s a Small World Superbowl Half Time Pins. (Disney, 1991) A pair of rare pins created in celebration of the Disney produced It’s a Small World-themed Superbowl XXV Half Time Show. Titled “A Small World Salute to 25 Years of the Superbowl,” the multimedia extravaganza featured 3,500 children from diverse ethnic backgrounds and then-pop stars New Kids on the Block. The enamel pins feature Mary Blair-style artwork of the Small World attraction building with Superbowl XXV Half Time Show text at the bottom of the face. One pin is loose and the other is still sealed in the original plastic bag packaging. Both measure 1”x1” and are in very fine, asnew condition. $100-$200

871. Avon It’s a Small World Fragrance Pin Pal. (Avon, 1971) A vintage Small World Fragrance Pin Pal manufactured by Avon based on Disneyland’s It’s a Small World attraction. The plastic pin is in the form of a young blonde Scandinavian girl as seen on the ride. The face of the figure flips up to reveal a compartment containing solid perfume (fragrance glacé) and the back is equipped with a locking bar pin. The original cardboard box packing is included. Measuring 1.75”x1.25” and 0.25” deep, the pin is in very good condition with minimal wear. The box measures 2”x1”x1” and exhibits some edge wear, creasing, and tattering to the flaps. $100-$200

872. Set of (9) Walt Disney’s It’s a Small World Dolls. (Disney, 1964-65) A set of (9) Walt Disney’s It’s a Small World dolls manufactured

by Pressman-Lipson as a tie-in with the 1964-65 World’s Fair attraction. The articulated plastic dolls wear traditional garb typical of their homes.

All are unopened in the original packaging and factory sealed with cellophane. Four of the dolls come with the pen pal accessories, while the rest do not. The dolls are approximately 8” tall and in generally fine to very fine unused condition. The boxes measure 11.75”x9.75” and 2.25” deep and exhibit some tears and breaches to the cellophane wrapping, extraneous stickers or adhesive residue from price tags, bunching, creasing, denting, and general wear. $200-$400 266

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873. Candy Carousel Metal Sign. (Disneyland, c.1970s-80s) A vintage metal sign from the Candy Carousel snack stand in Fantasyland. To keep in theme with the nearby King Arthur Carrousel, the snack stand was likewise designed with a carousel theme, featuring built-in large bulb lights, painted decorations, and a striped tent topper incorporated within the stand. This single-sided sign from the top of the stand has hand-painted lettering and measures an impressive 20”x80”. The sign is in good park-used condition, with moderate scratches and wear throughout from its use and removal. $1,000-$2,000

874. Village Haus Outdoor Table. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A table from the Village Haus Restaurant at Disneyland. After over 30 years of operation, the Village Haus was replaced in 2017 by the Red Rose Tavern, but the tables remained.

The red table has a simple floral pattern around the edge and was utilized for outdoor seating. As those tables are permanent fixtures with embedded poles, a new base was added to the tabletop upon its removal in order to restore functionality.

Measuring 35.5” in diameter and 30” tall, the table is in good condition with expected surface wear from park use, including some scuffing and scratching to the surface throughout. There is wear along the edge throughout, with a 4” chip on the lower edge. $800-$1,000 267

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875. Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Restaurant Barrel Table. (Disneyland, c.1955-82) An iconic piece from one of the key original Disneyland landmarks, this is a vintage park-used barrel table from the Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship and Restaurant in Disneyland’s Fantasyland. Based on Captain Hook’s galleon, the Jolly Roger, the Pirate Ship restaurant was moored in a lagoon next to Skull Rock Cove. Eventually demolished in 1982 as part of the New Fantasyland refurbishment, the eatery was sponsored by Chicken of the Sea from opening day in 1955 until 1969. This restaurant dining table is composed of a 2.5” thick formica tabletop with rounded corners and a rubberized bumper around the perimeter. The slab is perched atop a pair of coopered barrels constructed of wooden staves and metal hoops, which are equipped with additional metal L-brackets at the bottom for mounting to the floor. Measuring 28.5”x60” and 32” deep, the table is in good condition. The tabletop exhibits heavy wear which has resulted in surface loss over all, and the barrels show age and wear with oxidation to the metal components. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $4,000-$6,000

876. Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Restaurant Poster. (Disneyland, 1955) A rare early travel poster displayed in tourist hotspots as part of Chicken of the Sea’s cross-marketing with Disneyland. Measuring 23.75”x17.5” visible within a 25”x19” black wood frame, the poster appears to be in very good condition with some minor wear to the frame. $400-$600

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877. Matterhorn Bobsleds Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1959) A hand-silkscreened attraction poster for Disneyland’s Matterhorn Bobsleds. Designed by Paul Hartley, the great sense of movement and color choices used in this poster have made it a favorite among park guests and collectors since the attraction first opened in 1959. The poster measures 54”x36” and is in fine condition with minor surface wear in the upper right quadrant and faint edge wear. $8,000-$12,000 269

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878. Matterhorn Coat of Arms Entryway Plaque. (Disneyland, 2010s) A wooden plaque used at the entryway of the Matterhorn Bobsleds attraction. This plaque is painted with the blue and white coat of arms for Zug, one of the cantons of Switzerland, and was displayed above the single rider entry points at the front of the ride. Likely removed during the 2018 refurbishment which added a new front entrance and redesigned the standby line, the plaque measures 10.25”x9” and is in very good condition with expected wear from park use. $500-$800

879. Piece of Disneyland’s Matterhorn. (Disneyland, 2005) An original piece of the Matterhorn mountain from Disneyland. The concrete chunk is elaborately painted white, gray, and black with flecks of mineral tones to appear as natural rock. This piece of the Disneyland peak was preserved by Imagineers during a refurbishment of the ride and sold in a limited edition of 1000 in honor of the park’s 50th anniversary. The piece is housed in a cardboard presentation box with a top buckling lid stamped with the anniversary logo. Measuring 2.75”x2” and 1.25”, the piece is in very good condition. A few small flakes have chipped off the porous concrete, but this has not diminished the piece in size or appearance, being itself a fragment. $500-$800

880. Pair of Matterhorn Crest Shield Signs. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A pair of crest shield signs from the Matterhorn at Disneyland. Modeled on a Swiss ski chalet, European-style heraldry adorns the facade and interior of the attraction. Consisting of printed vinyl crests applied to black, shield-form PVC board, the signs each contain graphic elements seen in the Matterhorn logo crest, with one depicting a blazing sun and the other a white flower in bloom. Measuring 8.25”x7.5”, the crest shields are in very good condition with some surface impressions, edge loss and minor bubbling to the vinyl, spot soiling, and assorted faint surface wear. $600-$800 270

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882. “Skyride in Fantasyland” Skyway Concept Art Print. (Disneyland, c.1990s-2000s) A gorgeous lithographic print featuring concept artwork by Imagineer Herb Ryman for the Skyway in Fantasyland. The print measures an impressive 16.5”x34.25” and is in very good condition with small creases and handling wear. $300-$500

881. Matterhorn Christmas Tree Musical Pin Advent Calendar. (Disneyland, 2005) A musical pin advent calendar designed as a stylized Matterhorn mountain. To celebrate the 50th anniversary, Disney released 6 holiday pin sets featuring vintage Disneyland imagery in editions of 1000.

The wooden “Christmas tree” advent calendar has a planter-shaped base with the mountain serving as the “tree.” Numbered pin holes are scattered on the body, and a star sits atop the mountain for the pin numbered 25. When wound, the body spins and plays “From All of Us to All of You.” Measuring 17.75” tall, the advent calendar is in good condition with some wear throughout, including spots of chipping to the paint of the calendar, and some surface wear to the pins. $100-$200

883. Disneyland 60th Anniversary Skyway Photo Op Sign. (Disneyland, 2015) A sign used during Disneyland’s 60th anniversary celebration on July 17th, 2015. To commemorate the anniversary of the park’s opening day, six nostalgic photo stations were set up throughout the park to celebrate popular former attractions, where guests could pose in front of an image captured in Disneyland’s earlier years. Alongside those backdrops were signs like this one to describe the attraction and urge guests to share their experiences on social media. This sign is printed on PVC board and was placed in Mickey’s Toontown near a backdrop of the Skyway, which closed in 1994. Measuring 29.75”x23.5”, the sign is in very good condition with expected wear from park use. $300-$500 271

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Some of the older attractions still exist today in one form or another, such as Autopia and the Submarine Voyage, while later attractions such as Space Mountain and Star Tours have also become staples of the Tomorrowland experience.

884. Rocket Jets Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1967) An original hand-silkscreened attraction poster for the Rocket Jets. The poster was designed by Ken Chapman and borrows heavily from Bjorn Aronson’s “Astrojets” poster design, which this attraction replaced. Depicting several park guests as they soar through the sky on this iconic Tomorrowland attraction, the poster measures 54”x36”. It is in very good condition with some corner creasing, a tear at upper right, edge wear and stress lines. $5,000-$7,000 272

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886. Collection of (21) Tomorrowland Slides. (Disneyland, c.1950s-60s) A collection of (21) slides from Tomorrowland at Disneyland. The set includes (6) slides of the Monorail, (2) slides of the Tomorrowland Skyway Bucket building, (2) slides of the PeopleMover, (2) slides of the Motor Boat Cruises, a slide of the Astro Jets, a slide of the Viewliner, a slide of the House of the Future, a slide of the Matterhorn/House of Tomorrow, and (5) slides of various attractions around Tomorrowland. Measuring 2”x2”, the slides are in very good condition with minor wear from age and use, including some reddening from age on a few of the slides. $200-$400

885. Tomorrowland Futuristic Stanchion Prop. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A Mid-Century-inspired retro-futuristic sci-fi stanchion post from Disneyland’s Tomorrowland. The metal stanchion consists of a metal pole topped with a pair of metal discs and a metal globe, suggesting an antenna or a ray gun muzzle, all painted in hi-tech metallic silver and/or gold enamel. The pole is equipped with a pair of hoops for the attachment of a crowd control rope and is designed to be inserted into a standing base or embedded in the ground. Measuring 48” tall x 5” in diameter, the piece is in good condition with some scratches, scuffs, patches of paint loss, paint peeling, chipping, and general wear. $800-$1,000

887. Crane in Disneyland Brochure. (Disneyland, c.1956) A rare brochure for the Crane Bathroom of the Future exhibit in Tomorrowland.

The bi-folded brochure features large architectural interior illustrations highlighting features of the bathroom exhibit with a foldout tab listing the actual model numbers of the items pictured for purchase from Crane. Measuring 8.5”x11”, the brochure is in very good condition with some bending and stress at edges. $100-$200

888. Adventures in Disneyland by Richfield Comic Book. (Disneyland, 1955) A vintage comic book created by Richfield to promote their latest petroleum products and sponsored attractions at the newly opened Disneyland theme park. The 14-page comic measures 10.25”x7.25” and is in good condition with some browning from age, tears to the front and back cover along the spine, a central vertical crease from folding, and minor edge chipping. $100-$200 273

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889. Collection of (3) Monsanto Attraction Brochures. (Disneyland, 1950s-60s) A collection of (3) Monsanto attraction brochures. Included is a beautiful fold-out for the Hall of Chemistry, which opens to detail how developments in chemistry might improve daily life; a fold-out for the Home of the Future, which explains the layout and features of the home; and a postcard booklet for Adventure Thru Inner Space, which explains the attraction and includes two postcards. Ranging from 3.5”x6” to 7.25”x9.5”, the brochures are in very good condition with minor wear to two of them.

The Hall of Chemistry fold-out shows the most wear, with some edge-wear and light creasing at the upper corners. $100-$200

891. Monsanto House of the Future Postcard and Brochure. (Disneyland, 1960) A pair of promotional items for the Monsanto House of the Future at Disneyland, including a giant postcard and a brochure. The unused oversized postcard depicts an interior view of the modernist architectural marvel. The tri-folded brochure opens out to a profusely illustrated room-by-room tour of the wonder-structure and its futuristic amenities. The post card measures 9”x6” in and the brochure is 4.25”x5.5”. Both are in very good condition. The post card exhibits a lower right corner crease, and the brochure has a foldline split repaired with cello tape, a tiny edge tear, corner bending, fold wear, and handling. $100-$200 274

890. House of the Future Unreleased Prototype Postcard. (Disneyland, 1957) A rare unreleased German prototype postcard featuring Monsanto’s House of the Future. Handwritten German text on the back which roughly translates to, “’Monsanto’ the house of the future, made entirely of plastic, inside is great!” This unreleased prototype is from the highly sought after German postcard set, the history of which is recorded in the postcard collecting book, The Nickel Tour. Measuring 4”x5.75”, the postcard is in very good condition with some minor bending. $200-$400

892. Tomorrowland Ticket Booth Model.

(Disneyland, 2005) A limited edition replica created by Kevin Kidney, Jody Daily, and sculpted

by Will Babington for Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. Imagineer Rolly Crump redesigned the Tomorrowland ticket booth in 1967, and this resin replica of the sleek booth was limited to only 1500 pieces. The base is detachable and opens up to reveal a 1/2” deep compartment with a collectible pin. A Disney COA is included.

Measuring 4”x6” and 7.25” tall, the model is in very good condition with some bending to the spires, as is common with these ticket booths, and a reattached spire. The original box measures 10”x8.25” and 6.25” deep and exhibits moderate wear. $200-$400

893. Olszewski House of the Future Miniature Model. (Disneyland, 2010) An exquisitely sculpted first edition model of Disneyland’s Monsanto House of the Future by master miniaturist Robert Olszewski. Designed to showcase the possibilities of plastic construction as well as the technological amenities of the near future, the House of the Future attraction opened in 1957 and remained in service until 1967. The resin miniature is equipped with a working internal lighting element battery powered from the wooden base, which features engraved metal identification plaques on two sides. Measuring 3.5”x3.25” and 4” deep, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

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894. House of the Future Limited Edition Concept Art Print. (Disneyland, 1997) A limited edition lithograph featuring Imagineer Herb Ryman’s design for Monsanto’s House of the Future. Originally rendered in 1956, this lithograph was created in 1997 through the Disney Gallery and is hand-numbered 195/300. It measures 11”x14” and is in very fine condition. It comes with its original Disney Gallery COA. $300-$500

895. Tomorrowland 1954 Limited Edition Concept Art Print.

(Disneyland, 1997) A limited edition lithograph featuring Imagineer Herb Ryman’s pre-opening concept for Tomorrowland. Depicting one of the earliest renditions of Tomorrowland, as well as one of the earliest Disneyland concepts in general, this lithograph was offered through the Disney Gallery and is hand-numbered 195/300. It measures 11”x14” and is in very fine condition. It comes with its original Disney Gallery COA. $300-$500

896. John Hench Signed 1959 Tomorrowland Print. (Disneyland, 1993) A color photographic reproduction of John Hench’s original concept artwork for the Expansion of Tomorrowland. The artwork was created prior to the 1959 refurbishment, and features Monorail, Submarine Voyage, and Autopia attractions. The artist has signed and dated in black ink at lower left, “John Hench ‘93” Measuring 7”x13.25” through a 16”x20” mat, the print is in very good condition with minor edge wear and soiling to the mat. $300-$500

897. Tomorrowland 1967 Limited Edition Concept Art Print. (Disneyland, 1997) A limited edition lithograph featuring Imagineer Herb Ryman’s design for the massive Tomorrowland expansion of 1967. Proudly depicting such park landmarks as the PeopleMover, Rocket Jets, and Adventure thru Inner Space, the lithograph was offered through the Disney Gallery and is hand-numbered 195/300. It measures 11”x14” and is in very fine condition.

It comes with its original Disney Gallery COA. $300-$500 275

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898. Adventure Thru Inner Space Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1967) An original hand silk-screened poster for Monsanto’s Adventure Thru Inner Space. Designed by John Drury, the poster depicts the iconic Atommobiles from the attraction in silhouette. Measuring 54”x36”, the piece is in good condition with an upper right corner chip, bottom left corner creasing and tip loss, some edge chipping with stress lines, and tears at upper left. $6,000-$9,000 276

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899. Signed John Hench PeopleMover & Rocket Jets Concept.

(Disneyland, 1997) A signed concept art lithograph featuring Imagineer John Hench’s design for Tomorrowland. Proudly depicting the PeopleMover and Rocket Jets, the lithograph features Hench’s rendering from 1965 and was offered through the Disney Gallery. It is signed by Hench in ink at the lower-right and is hand-numbered with the very low number 2/300. It measures 11”x14” and is in very fine condition. It comes with its original Disney Gallery COA and biography sheet on Hench. $300-$500

901. Wedway PeopleMover Warning Sticker. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage warning sticker from the PeopleMover attraction at Disneyland. The circular vinyl sticker urges caution from passengers, reading, “Please Keep Hands and Arms Off Doors and Railings.” Measuring 3.5” in diameter, the piece is in very good condition with some tiny edge tears sustained during removal from the PeopleMover. The reverse of the sticker is no longer adhesive from previous ride use. $100-$200

900. For Your Safety Ride Vehicle Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A Disneyland attraction vehicle safety sign. The printed sign is adhered to acrylic board and reads “For Your Safety” and instructs guests to keep all body parts inside the vehicle and to supervise children, with imagery denoting the proper and improper ways to sit. Measuring 2.5”x6.75”, the sign is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $100-$200

902. PeopleMover Thru the World of Tron 70mm Film Strip. (Disneyland, c.1982) A rare strip of 70mm film from the PeopleMover Thru the World of Tron attraction in Disneyland’s Tomorrowland. This 24-frame strip played in the SuperSpeed Tunnel portion of the attraction, which gave passengers the illusion that they were actually inside the Tron game, and depicts a light cycle charging across the grid. The strip was trimmed from a larger reel at top and bottom, leaving partial frames at the top and bottom.

Measuring 23.25”x2.75”, the film is in very good park condition with minor surface wear. $100-$200 277

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903. Signed John Hench Space Mountain Concept Art Print. (Disneyland, 1997) A signed concept art lithograph featuring Imagineer John Hench’s design for the Space Mountain attraction. Depicting the attraction’s iconic structure, the lithograph was offered through the Disney Gallery and is signed by Hench in ink at the bottom-right corner. It measures 11”x14” and is in very fine condition. It comes with its original Disney Gallery COA. $300-$500

904. Space Mountain Warning Sign. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A warning sign from Disneyland’s Space Mountain, used to inform park guests of the “high speed, turbulent roller coaster type ‘ride’ through space” that awaits them, and the health requirements needed to ride. Accomplished on acrylic board, the sign measures 24”x18” and is in very good condition with expected wear from park use. The back side of the sign has a thin layer of dried adhesive and paint on it from when this sign was removed from the attraction. $500-$700

905. Milt Albright’s Space Mountain Inaugural Flight Gift. (Disneyland, 1977) An original Space Mountain Inaugural Flight plaque. Given to select VIPs and members of the press who attended the special pre-opening event at Disneyland in the summer of 1977, the rare plaque features a relief model of the attraction building with the caption, “Space Mountain Official Astronaut” and event information. This example comes from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright. Measuring 12”x9”, the plaque is in very good condition with minor edge wear. $100-$200 278

906. Space Mountain Mercury Astronauts Dedication Plaque.

(Disneyland, 1977) A very rare commemorative plaque created for the Mercury Astronauts 18-year reunion event at Disneyland as part of the Grand Opening weekend for Space Mountain. The event was held between May 2729, 1977, and this seldom-seen gift features a metal plaque with the names of eight Mercury Astronauts, six of whom attended the opening, as well as a dimensional recreation of the Space Mountain attraction building. This rare gift measures 6.25”x13.75” and 1.5” deep and is in very good overall condition with a few small nicks and scuffs to the attraction building. There is a small crack in the base of the top spire on the building. $300-$500

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907. Main St. Electrical Parade & Space Mountain Press Kit. (Disneyland, 1977) A press kit for the grand opening of the Main Street Electrical Parade and Space Mountain attractions. This press kit features (4) press releases and (5) black & white publicity photos which offer information and insight into both of the new attractions, as well as other Summer ‘77 plans. The folder measures 12”x9” and is in very good condition overall with some edge-wear and surface scuffing to the folder and rusting to staples. $100-$200

909. Space Mountain Project 1988 Team Key & Fob. (Disneyland, 1988) A team key and fob from a 1988 Space Mountain refurbishment project at Disneyland. The key is uncut, and the fob features the classic Space Mountain logo and reads “Project 1988.” Given only to team members who worked on the project, the key and fob have been custom mounted and framed. Measuring 4.75”x1.5” in its 9.25”x11.25” frame, the condition is very good with minor wear. $100-$200

908. Set of (3) Space Mountain Cast Premiere Items. (Disneyland, 1977) A collection of (3) items from the cast member premiere of the Space Mountain attraction at Disneyland. This set includes the die-cut cast premiere invitation featuring an image of the Space Mountain building on the front, a cast member ticket numbered 1069 for May 17, 1977, and an “Inaugural Flight Crew” button with Space Mountain imagery given to attendees of the cast premiere. The invitation has been stamped on the front and back with “Disneyland Cast Member.” Ranging in size from the 2.5” diameter button to the 3.75”x7.75” invitation, the items are in very good condition with minor wear, including slight bending at the top of the invitation. $100-$200

910. Walt Disney World Space Mountain FedEx Pin. (Walt Disney World, c.1990s) A gold-tone Walt Disney World pin created to promote FedEx’s sponsorship of Space Mountain. The face features a raised image of the Space Mountain building’s iconic conical façade above a FedEx logo with purple and orange enamel accents. Measuring approximately 0.5”x0.75”, the pin is in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200 279

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911. John Hench Signed Crossing Monorails Print. (Disneyland, 1991) A stunning concept art print by Imagineer John Hench titled “Crossing Monorails.” The print is signed by Hench in ink and is dated 6/22/91. With an image size of 8.25”x13.25” within its 16”x20” mat, the print is in good condition overall with a 0.5” scratch on the print above the upper monorail, and some surface wear and scuffing to the mat edges. $200-$400

912. Walt Disney World Winter Monorail Cast Member Coat. (Walt Disney World, c.1980s-90s) A winter coat for cast members operating the Monorail at Walt Disney World. The silver buttons bear an image of Cinderella Castle and read “Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom.” The jacket retains its Walt Disney World wardrobe department label with a hand-written size of Medium. It is in fair condition with surface wear from use. There is some staining near the bottom of the front of the coat. $300-$500

913. Disneyland Alweg-Monorail Set. (Disneyland, c.1967) A rare vintage Alweg-Monorail set manufactured by Schuco. The electronic model is a 1:90 scale recreation of Disneyland’s Monorail and comes in its original box. The set is almost complete, but is missing the red wire, and one of the 80mm support pillars has been replaced by two joined 40mm pillars, and lacks its conical end piece.

The monorail measures 14.5” long and the box is 14.5”x18.75” and 1.75” deep. The model is in good condition, exhibiting some use and wear, including spots of paint wear. The electronics are untested.

There are a few repaired splits to the box. $500-$800 280

914. Set of (3) Tomorrowland Pens. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A set of (3) Tomorrow-land themed ballpoint pens. The set includes a ClipArt brand Autopia pen, a ClipArt brand Rocket to the Moon pen, and a Rocket to the Moon rocket form pen with stand. All pieces are accompanied by their original packaging. The ClipArt pens each measure 5.25” long and the rocket-shaped pen stands 7” tall. The ClipArt pen cases are 6”x2.5” and 1.25” deep, while the plastic cylinder housing the rocket is 7.5” tall x 3” in diameter. The pens are in fine, as-new condition. The packaging exhibits some scuffs and surface wear. $100-$200

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(Disneyland, c.1960s-90s) A prop fish and (5) pieces of prop coral from Disneyland’s Submarine Voyage attraction. Constructed of hollow cast resin, the fish is expertly hand painted. The belly is equipped with a screw from previous attraction use. The cast resin coral pieces consist of (4) gnarled vine-like segments painted a luminous green and (1) patch of nodules.

The fish measures 5”x6” and 2” deep and the coral ranges in size from 3.25” tall to 5” tall. All pieces are in very good condition. The fish exhibits some minor surface wear and scuffing with oxidation to the screw from underwater use and a repaired break in one fin, and the coral exhibits minor soling and uneven edges as it was removed from larger structure. $600-$800

916. Submarine Voyage Cast Member Cap. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A park-used cast member peaked cap from the Submarine Voyage attraction at Disneyland. The cap features a central embroidered nautical monogram patch and gold-tone anchor buttons on either side of the patent leather bill.

A size 7 1/4, the cap is in very good condition, exhibiting only minor wear with spot staining and a pinhole to the orange satin lining. $300-$500

917. Donald Duck Motor Boat Cruise Toy. (Disneyland, 1960) A very rare red plastic boat toy from Disneyland featuring Donald Duck. This toy, which is modeled after the Motor Boat Cruise attraction, was created by Bayshore Inc and reads “Disneyland” on both sides of the boat. Measuring 5”x4” and 15” long, the toy is in good condition with some surface wear throughout from use, including scuffing and scratching. There is also minor fading to the color from age. The toy comes with a custom wood stand measuring 6”x23.25”. $300-$500

918. Blue Nautilus Submarine Voyage Bath Toy. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A very rare blue plastic Nautilus submarine toy from Disneyland. This toy, which is modeled after the Submarine Voyage attraction, reads “Disneyland” and “Nautilus” on both sides of the boat. Measuring 3.75”x4.5” and 17.5” long, the toy is in very good condition with some surface wear throughout from use. The toy comes with a custom wood stand measuring 7”x18”. $300-$500 281

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919. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Electronic Snow Globe. (Disneyland, c.2000) A 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea electronic snow globe from Disneyland. Constructed of glass and cast resin, the base features an Art Deco Mickey Mouse head silhouette pattern and an etched metal name plate. The globe contains a sculpted scene of the Nautilus submarine sailing between rocks. A slider switch on the bottom of the base controls an internal LED lighting element. The electronics have been tested and are in working order. Measuring 5.25” tall x 3.5” in diameter, the piece is in fine condition. The box measures 7.25”x5.25” and 5.25” deep, the box exhibits only minor soiling and wear. $300-$500

920. Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage Pop-Up Press Invitation.

(Disneyland, 2007) A pop-up press invitation to the premiere of the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage attraction at Disneyland. The piece consists of a cardboard box with an integral lid. When the lid is lifted, a removable 3D cardboard model of one of the attraction’s submarine vehicles is raised to the top of the box. The open box also plays the sound of the seagulls saying, “Mine, mine, mine” until the lid is closed. Measuring 5.5”x11.75” and 4.75” deep, the set is in good condition with some surface wear and tearing to the edges. The body of the box shows signs of crushing, with bending and creasing to the front and sides. There is a crease to one of the interior seagull cutout figures. $200-$400 282

921. Star Tours Cast Member Costume and Name Tag. (Disneyland, 2011) A male cast member costume from the “Star Tours: The Adventures Continue” iteration of the popular attraction. This 2-piece costume includes a stylized tunic with vertical Star Tours logo epaulets on both shoulders, and a pair of gray trousers. Both garments retain internal Disney Worldwide Services barcode labels. The tunic is a size M and the pants are marked X32.

A Walt Disney World pinback cast member “Mike” name tag is also included.

The tunic and the pants are in very good condition with only minor wear. The name tag measures 1.5”x2.5” and exhibits minor surface wear. $300-$500

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922. Flight to the Moon Scrapbook. (Disneyland, 1955-65) A rare unused Flight to the Moon souvenir scrapbook. The string-bound, board and leatherette book contains 40-leaves of blank construction paper and an advertisement for refill pages. Measuring 14.5”x12”, the scrapbook remains in good condition. The covers exhibit edge wear, spidering along the spine, and spot surface wear. The interior pages are tending toward brittle with some edge chipping and darkening from age. $200-$400

924. Doug Hartwell Signed Moonliner Paper Model. (Disneyland, 1997) A rare paper model sheet of the Tomorrowland Moonliner issued at the 1997 Walt Disney Imagineering Open House event. Printed on cardstock, the model was designed to be cut piece by piece from the page, folded, and assembled to create a 3D replica of the iconic retro-futuristic landmark. The model has been signed in red ink on the fuselage by Imagineer Douglas Hartwell. During his nearly three decades with WDI, Hartwell served as principal dimensional designer for the 1998 New Tomorrowland renovation. This large-scale refurbishment was the theme for the Open House. Measuring 8.5”x11”, the model sheet is in very fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$300

923. Flight Circle Cox Wings Pin & Junior Pilots Order Form. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A Cox Thimble-Drome pilot wings pin and an order form for Junior Pilot Certification from the Thimble-Drome Flight Circle in Tomorrowland.

The gold-tone cast metal pilot wings pin features an airplane propeller in relief with raised text, “Cox T-D Pilot.” The Junior Pilot certification form features a flap for the applicant to adhere 50 cents in coins to pay for their diploma, membership card, and pilot wings pin. Measuring 0.5”x2.5”, the pin is in very good condition with some tarnish and surface loss to the reverse. The order form measures 3.25”x5.5” and is also in very good condition with some browning to the top edge, minor corner bumping, and general handling. $400-$600

925. Moonliner Rocket by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily. (Disneyland, 2010) A replica of Disneyland’s Moonliner Rocket in flight designed by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily for the park’s 55th anniversary. Created in a limited edition of 500, the highly detailed cast resin figure rises at an angle from the base while illuminated by battery powered lighting elements.

The electronics have been tested and are in working order. A Certificate of Verification signed by the artists and the original packaging are included. Measuring 21.5”x9.75” and 6.25” deep, the sculpture is in very fine, as new condition.

The box measures 20.25”x5” and 13” deep and remains as-new. $300-$600

926. Flight to the Moon Animatronic Headset Prop. (Disneyland, c.1970s-1992) An original prop headset worn by an animatronic figure in Mission Control within Disneyland’s Flight to the Moon attraction. The attraction was refurbished in 1967 as Flight to the Moon from its original opening day name of Rocket to the Moon, and was later updated again in 1975 as Mission to Mars. This prop is believed to have been used in both the Flight to the Moon and Mission to Mars versions of the attraction. After the attraction’s closure in 1992, Disney offered this prop at the Official Disneyana Convention. The original convention label for this prop is included. The headset measures approximately 11”x7”, not including the additional length of cut cord. The condition is good, with a trimmed end of electrical cord from the prop’s removal, and some small chips to the cap on the mouth speaker. $700-$900 283

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927. “Walt Disney’s Tips on Animation” Office Sample. (Disneyland, c.1959) A rare copy of “Walt Disney’s Tips on Animation” from the Art Corner at Disneyland. This spiral-bound book, published by the Art Corner, provides tips and tricks for animating Disney’s classic characters. This copy is the office sample for Disney’s Character Merchandising Division and is stamped on the back cover with the division’s information. The 17-page book measures 8.5”x11” and the condition is very good with minor cover wear including a small notation in the top-right. $200-$400

928. Sleeping Beauty Phillip Art Corner Production Cel. (Disney, 1959) An original production cel from an action sequence depicting Prince Phillip astride Samson, swinging his sword seen in the Disney animated classic, Sleeping Beauty. The cel was trimmed and assembled on a printed background by the Art Corner in Tomorrowland, and was formerly mounted to its original backing board with a gold Art Corner Label on the reverse. The large image measuring 8”x10” visible through the mat and is in good condition. The setup has come apart over time, and the cel exhibits a minor waviness. The mat has discolored with age and has surface loss along the edges, corner wear, and a 3” crease to the mat at bottom left. $1,500-$2,000

929. Sleeping Beauty Flora Art Corner Production Cel. (Disney, 1959) An original production cel depicting Flora with the sleeve of Briar Rose’s birthday dress from the Disney animated classic, Sleeping Beauty.

The cel was trimmed and prepared for sale by the Art Corner in Tomorrowland, and remains mounted to its original backing board with a gold Art Corner label on the reverse. Measuring 6.25”x9” visible through the mat opening with an image size of 5.75”x5.25”, the piece is in very good condition with two spots of outline lifting in Flora’s sleeves and some surface wear to the sheet. The mat exhibits age discoloration, spot soiling, and corner bumping. $600-$900 284

930. Goliath II Art Corner Production Cel. (Disney, 1960) An original production cel depicting Goliath II’s mother from the Disney animated short, Goliath II. The cel was trimmed and prepared for sale by the Art Corner in Tomorrowland, and is arranged on a printed background and mounted to a backing board with a gold Art Corner label on the reverse. Measuring 8”x10” visible through the mat opening with an image size of 6.5”x9”, the piece is in good condition. The cel exhibits some waviness, two spots of paint loss in mother’s trunk and another at the crown of her head, as well as some surface wear. The mat is almost entirely detached from the setup and shows discoloration from age, a crease in the lower margin, and some spot soiling. $300-$600

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931. Winnie the Pooh Art Corner Production Cel. (Disney, 1968) An original production cel depicting a trio of Woozles from the animated featurette Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day. The cel was trimmed and prepared for sale by the Art Corner in Tomorrowland, and remains mounted to its original backing board with a gold Art Corner label on the reverse.

Measuring 7.5”x11” visible through the mat opening with an image size of 5.5”x10.5”, the piece is in good condition. The cel exhibits some cracking to the paint in the central Woozle’s neck, a complete transference of paint from the far right Woozle’s nose to the backing board with some loss, and some scuffing and residue remnants to the surface. The mat shows moderate discoloration from age with edge and corner wear. $300-$600

933. Mr. Sun At Work! Solar Engine Toy in Box. (Disneyland, 1956) A delicate solar engine toy from the early days of the park in its original box. This toy is powered by sunlight, which makes the diamond-shaped blades spin around. Included is paper insert which asks, “What makes this radiometer turn?” The toy measures 5” tall and 3” in diameter in the 5.25”x3.25” and 3.25” deep box. The condition of the toy is very good, with some minor surface wear. The box has some edgewear and moisture discoloration near the bottom, but it has not affected anything within the box.

There is minor tearing on the flaps and tearing on the hinges of the lid has been repaired with brown tape. The paper insert shows discoloration and surface wear from age. $100-$200

932. A Pair of Roy Williams Disneyland Character Sketches. (Disneyland, c.1960) A pair of Disneyland character sketches by Disney artist and “Big Mooseketeer” Roy Williams. Accomplished in charcoal on paper, the drawings depict Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. The Mickey is inscribed “Hi Joann,” signed “Roy,” and has an image size of 3”x4”. Donald is drawn on Williams’ own personalized Disneyland stationery, which has been inscribed and signed “Hi Glynis” and has an image size of 5.5”x4.5”. Both are in good condition with some browning, corner creasing, and surface impressions from handling. $300-$500

934. America Sings Soundtrack Book and LP. (Disneyland, 1974) A vintage Walt Disney Productions’ America Sings: The Original Sound Track of the Disneyland Attraction long-playing vinyl record. The record features 39 songs and is housed in the original sleeve which opens to reveal an 11-page book with illustrations

by Marc Davis tracing the history of American music. Measuring 12” in diameter, the record is in fine condition with minimal wear. The sleeve measures 12.5”x12.5” and is in very good condition with edge wear, a crease to the lower right corner, and oxidation to the booklet’s staple binding. $100-$200

935. Pair of Marc Davis America Sings Concept Prints. (Disneyland, c.1980s-90s) A pair of concept art prints featuring the designs of Imagineer Marc Davis for America Sings. The prints beautifully represent Davis’ humor and the artistry that helped shape this beloved former attraction.

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936. New Tomorrowland Entrance Monument Maquette. (Disneyland, 1998) An original maquette created by Walt Disney Imagineering for the Tomorrowland entrance monument installed during the New Tomorrowland refurbishment of 1998. Constructed of foam, paper board, and laser cut plastic elements, the monument maquette features the New Tomorrowland half-globe logo atop raw foam hand-carved rock work to appear as a hunk of grooved “metal ore.” This one-of-a-kind maquette served an important role in the design process and is almost identical to the resulting park landmark. Measuring approximately 6.25”x3” and 7” deep, the piece is in very good condition with some cracking and flaking to the foam. $1,000-$2,000

938. Tomorrowland A World on the Move Pin Set. (Disneyland, 1998) A beautiful framed commemorative pin set featuring (11) pins celebrating Tomorrowland attractions. The pins feature popular past and present attractions such as Space Mountain, Star Tours, PeopleMover, Rocket Jets, Carousel of Progress, and more, all surrounding a print of Tomorrowland in the center. Released in a limited edition, this pin set is hand-numbered 13/750 to the lower right of the print. Measuring 19.75”x19.75”, the set is in very good condition with minor surface wear to the frame. The original CoA is attached to the reverse. $200-$400 286

937. Set of (3) New Tomorrowland Prototype Plaques. (Disneyland, 1997) A set of (3) prototype dimensional plaques created by Walt Disney Imagineering for the Disneyland’s 1998 New Tomorrowland refurbishment.

The set of laser-cut plaques are constructed of heavy cardstock paper.

One is spray painted gold, and one has an unused adhesive backing. The smallest of the three plaque prototypes was used as a concept design for a wristwatch. Ranging in size from 1.25” in diameter to 3” in diameter, the prototypes are in very good condition with some surface loss and browning to paper elements from the heat of the laser cutting process. $500-$800

939. “Project T” New Tomorrowland Press Kit. (Disneyland, 1998) A rare press kit created to promote the New Tomorrowland refurbishment at Disneyland. The kit includes (6) color RC photographs with press snipes in the lower margin, a 3-page press release announcing the renovation project, a 2-page press release on Disneyland Press letterhead stationery about Space Mountain’s sound system upgrade, and a 2-page Tomorrowland fact sheet. The photos measure 8x10”, the press releases 11”x8.5” and the folder, 12”x9.5” All items are in generally very good condition with some edge wear, corner creasing, and handling. The folder exhibits some stress creasing along the spine and surface impressions to the cover. $100-$200

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940. New Tomorrowland Press Badge. (Disneyland, 1998) A press badge from the opening of “New Tomorrowland” at Disneyland. In the 1990s, renovations were planned to update Tomorrowland, but due to the struggles of Euro Disneyland, the more ambitious early plans were discarded in favor of what largely became a visual overhaul of the land. The new look was so unpopular with guests that much of it was undone only a few years later. This die-cut foamcore press pass features the classic Moonliner and the tagline “Imagination and Beyond.” Measuring 4”x6” with the lanyard cord not included, the pass is in very good condition with some edgewear around the hole where the lanyard is attached. $100-$200

941. Tomorrowland Rapid Transit Portfolio and Pin. (Disneyland, 1998) A special portfolio from the Disneyland Tomorrowland Rapid Transit event in 2008. The set includes (8) prints of concept artwork by visionary Tomorrowland Imagineers, including Sam McKim, Bob Gurr, W. Stensgaard, John Hench, George McGinnis, and more. The set is accompanied by a limited edition Tomorrowland Rapid Transit 50th anniversary enamel pin that was only available with use of a special ticket, which the print set still retains. Each print measures 11”x14” and remains in very fine condition.

The portfolio envelope is 12”x15” and exhibits corner and edge wear, as well as spidering along the spine. The pin measures 1.5”x1.5” and is in very fine, as-new condition. $300-$600

942. Tomorrowland Cast Member Lenticular Certificate. (Disneyland, 1998) A certificate exclusively issued to cast members to commemorate the opening of Disneyland’s New Tomorrowland refurbishment. The certificate features an applied die-cut lenticular depicting stylized artwork of the renovated attractions, highlighting the new color scheme and steampunk-inflected aesthetic. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the certificate is in very good condition with some faint handling creases, edge wear, and corner bumping. $100-$300

943. Big Hero 6 Meet and Greet Sign. (Disneyland, 2014) A sign from the Big Hero 6 meet and greet at Disneyland. This sign was used to direct guests toward the Star Trader, where they could meet the characters Baymax and Hiro. Measuring 22.5”x22”, the PVC board sign is in good condition with some scuffing and scratching to the surface consistent with park use. There are four strips of velcro on the back from prior mounting. $200-$400 287

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944. Captain EO Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1986) An original Disneyland attraction poster for Captain EO. Directed by Francis Ford Coppola and starring Michael Jackson, the 17-minute-long 3D sci-fi attraction film also played at Walt Disney World, Tokyo Disneyland, and Euro Disneyland through 1996. Never folded, the poster measures 28.5”x18.5” and is in very good condition with some minor rippling from rolled storage. $300-$500 288

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945. Captain EO Original Storyboard. (Disney, 1986) An original storyboard for the Disney 4D attraction film Captain EO by artist Edward Eyth. Directed by Francis Ford Coppola and starring Michael Jackson as the title character, the film played for a decade in special effects equipped theaters at Disney parks worldwide. The storyboard drawing depicts a spaceship dogfight. Accomplished in pen and marker above a printed scenic description, the storyboard is signed and dated by the artist at lower right below the artwork, “Eyth ‘86.” Measuring 8.5”x11”, the piece is in very good condition with faint marker bleed from a drawing on another leaf, minor production handling, and a paper clip impression in the right blank margin. $500-$700

946. Captain EO Original Storyboard. (Disney, 1986) An original storyboard for the Disney 4D attraction film Captain EO by artist Edward Eyth. Directed by Francis Ford Coppola and starring Michael Jackson as the title character, the film played for a decade in special effects equipped theaters at Disney parks worldwide. The storyboard drawing depicts a spaceship dogfight. Accomplished in pen and marker above a printed scenic description, the storyboard is signed and dated by the artist at lower right below the artwork, “Eyth ‘86.” Measuring 8.5”x11”, the piece is in very good condition with faint marker bleed from a drawing on another leaf, minor production handling, and a paper clip impression in the right blank margin. $500-$700

947. Captain EO Original Storyboard. (Disney, 1986) An original storyboard for the Disney 4D attraction film Captain EO by artist Edward Eyth. Directed by Francis Ford Coppola and starring Michael Jackson as the title character, the film played for a decade in special effects equipped theaters at Disney parks worldwide. The storyboard drawing depicts a spaceship dogfight. Accomplished in pen and marker above a printed scenic description, the storyboard is signed and dated by the artist at lower right below the artwork, “Eyth ‘86.” Measuring 8.5”x11”, the piece is in very good condition with faint marker bleed from a drawing on another leaf, minor production handling, and a paper clip impression in the right blank margin. $500-$700

948. Captain EO Original Storyboard. (Disney, 1986) An original storyboard for the Disney 4D attraction film Captain EO by artist Edward Eyth. Directed by Francis Ford Coppola and starring Michael Jackson as the title character, the film played for a decade in special effects equipped theaters at Disney parks worldwide. The storyboard drawing depicts a spaceship dogfight. Accomplished in pen and marker above a printed scenic description, the storyboard is signed and dated by the artist at lower right below the artwork, “Eyth ‘86.” Measuring 8.5”x11”, the piece is in very good condition with faint marker bleed from a drawing on another leaf, minor production handling, and a paper clip impression in the right blank margin. $500-$700 289

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949. Captain EO Original Storyboard. (Disney, 1986) An original storyboard for the Disney 4D attraction film Captain EO by artist Edward Eyth.

Directed by Francis Ford Coppola and starring Michael Jackson as the title character, the film played for a decade in special effects equipped theaters at Disney parks worldwide. The storyboard drawing depicts a spaceship crash. Accomplished in pen and marker above a printed scenic description, the storyboard is signed and dated by the artist at lower right below the artwork, “Eyth ‘86.” Measuring 8.5”x11”, the piece is in very good condition with minimal production handling and a paper clip impression in the right blank margin. $500-$700

951. Kodak Captain EO Tribute Park Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010) An original Kodak sign from the Captain EO Tribute attraction at Disneyland.

One of the co-producers of the film directed by Francis Ford Coppola and starring Michael Jackson, Kodak also sponsored the attraction from its debut in 1986. This acrylic sign features applied vinyl lettering and design elements and was retired when Kodak’s sponsorship lapsed. Designed to be backlit, the piece is presented in an integral blue molded plastic frame.

Measuring 7.5”x14.75”, the sign is in fine condition with only minor wear from park display. $300-$500 290

950. Captain EO Tribute Cast Member Costume Patch. (Disneyland, 2010) A cast member costume patch from the 2010 reboot of the Captain EO attraction at Disneyland’s original Magic Eye Theater. The embroidered patch features the Captain EO Tribute text logo in appropriately retro fluorescent pink and purple hues. After Michael Jackson’s death in 2009, a movement among Disney fans to resurrect the 3D attraction film reached a groundswell, and the Francis Ford Coppola-directed special effects extravaganza was reinstalled in the park until 2014. Measuring 3.75”x3.75”, the patch is in very fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

952. Set of (3) Captain EO Attraction Premiere Items. (Disneyland/ Epcot, 1986) A collection of (3) items from the premiere events for Captain EO at both Disneyland and Epcot. Included is an unused commemorative ticket and a Captain EO logo pin, both from Disneyland. Also included is an event flyer for Epcot’s Captain EO Blast-Off, which has event details on the reverse. The pin measures approximately 1.25” in diameter, the ticket 12.5”x3.5”, and the flyer 8”x6”. The ticket and pin are in very good condition, with a visible line from a flattened crease near the center of the ticket, and some light scuffing and yellowing to the epoxy of hte pin. The flyer is in good condition some handling wear, and a few spots of discoloration on the reverse. $100-$200

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953. Original Mark VII Autopia Vehicle Body. (Disneyland, 1967-1999) An original red vehicle body from the Autopia attraction in Disneyland. This original fiberglass body was used on the Mark VII style vehicles which were in service from 1967 until 1999. These iconic vehicles were designed by legendary Imagineer Bob Gurr, and their sleek angular shape and vivid colors have made them very sought-after by collectors and hobbyists today. Finding an original vehicle body unrestored such as this has become very difficult. The body measures approximately 9.5ft long, 4ft wide, and 2.5ft tall. It is in good park-used condition, with some scuffing, scratches, and spots of paint wear throughout from its park use and removal. This vehicle has not been restored and retains its original paint, body, padding, and metal grip bar, just as guests would have experienced this vehicle within the attraction. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $6,000-$8,000

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954. Mickey’s House Steamboat Willie Poster. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A very rare hand-silkscreened poster created for Mickey’s House in Toontown.

This popular walk through and meet & greet attraction used these vintage-inspired posters to promote the different versions of Mickey that guests could interact with in the meet & greet. These posters were displayed in areas along the walls of Mickey’s House, and were among the earliest created for the attraction, as Disney moved to easier-to-produce lithographic prints as time went on. This poster features Mickey Mouse in his very first cartoon short, Steamboat Willie. The silkscreened poster measures approximately 33”x23.5” and is in fine condition with minimal wear. $2,000-$3,000

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955. Mickey’s House The Band Concert Poster. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A very rare hand-silkscreened poster created for Mickey’s House in Toontown. This popular walk through and meet & greet attraction used these vintage-inspired posters to promote the different versions of Mickey that guests could interact with in the meet & greet. These posters were displayed in areas along the walls of Mickey’s House, and were among the earliest created for the attraction, as Disney moved to easier-to-produce lithographic prints as time went on. This poster features Mickey Mouse in the acclaimed short, The Band Concert. The silkscreened poster measures approximately 33”x23.5” and is in fine condition with some scuffing in the blank borders. $2,000-$3,000

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956. Mickey’s House Fantasia Poster. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A very rare hand-silkscreened poster created for Mickey’s House in Toontown. This popular walk through and meet & greet attraction used these vintage-inspired posters to promote the different versions of Mickey that guests could interact with in the meet & greet. These posters were displayed in areas along the walls of Mickey’s House, and were among the earliest created for the attraction, as Disney moved to easier-to-produce lithographic prints as time went on. This poster features Mickey Mouse in the Sorcerer’s Apprentice segment of Fantasia. The silkscreened poster measures approximately 33”x23.5” and is in very good condition with some surface scuffs. $2,000-$3,000

957. Mickey’s House Through the Mirror Poster. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A very rare hand-silkscreened poster created for Mickey’s House in Toontown. This popular walk through and meet & greet attraction used these vintage-inspired posters to promote the different versions of Mickey that guests could interact with in the meet & greet. These posters were displayed in areas along the walls of Mickey’s House, and were among the earliest created for the attraction, as Disney moved to easier-to-produce lithographic prints as time went on. This poster features Mickey Mouse in the Alice in Wonderland-inspired, Through the Mirror. The silkscreened poster measures approximately 33”x23.5” and is in fine condition with only minor wear. $2,000-$3,000

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958. Toontown Female Cast Member Jacket. (Disneyland, c.2015) A costume jacket worn by cast members working in Toontown at Disneyland. This eye-catching jacket was designed for the 2015 costume refurbishment and features a bold blue body with yellow accents and large red plastic buttons. The jacket has a band collar, buttons diagonally, and has a scalloped hem. It retains its Disney Worldwide Services tag on the collar. Marked as a women’s M, the jacket is in very good condition with minimal wear. $300-$500

960. Toontown Early Closure Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) An early closure sign from Mickey’s Toontown at Disneyland. This interchangeable sign was used on the signpost outside of Toontown and lists the early closing time as 8:30, which is the required closure time on the nights of the fireworks show, as Toontown is too close to the launch area for safety. Measuring 15”x25.75”, the acrylic sign is in good condition with some surface wear consistent with park use, as well as bubbling to the laminate image throughout. $100-$200 294

959. Mickey’s Halloween Party Toontown Closure Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A closure sign created for Mickey’s Halloween Party. The sign announces that “Mickey’s Toontown will close at 4:00 PM today,” which was when party guests would occupy the area for early trick-or-treating and character meet-and-greets before the party took over the entire park. Printed on thin metal with a dense foam core, the sign measures 27.25”x20” and is in good condition. There is some surface and edge-wear consistent with use, including two spots exhibiting some bending at the upper right. $300-$500

961. Mickey’s Toontown Commemorative Pop-Up Watch. (Disneyland, 1993) A novelty wristwatch celebrating the opening of Mickey’s Toontown at Disneyland. When a button on the gold-tone case in pressed, the front cover opens and the watch face pops up on a spring, with artwork of Mickey and friends on the face. The back of the case is engraved “Commemorating the Opening of Mickey’s Toontown.” The original red leather clamshell box is included. Measuring 1.5” in diameter and 9” long with the leather band, the watch is in fine condition. The front cover of the watch case exhibits some rubbing to the relief features.

The watch does not currently function and likely requires a new battery. The box measures 9.75”x2.25” and 1.25” deep and is as-new. $100-$200

962. Mickey’s Toontown Prop Coin. (Disneyland, 2003) An oversized prop coin from Mickey’s Toontown in Disneyland. The cast resin coin is hand-painted in antiqued metallic silver and features a central relief image of Mickey Mouse with a numeral 28 (in honor of the year of his film debut), “Toontown” lettering, and laurel branches.

Recessed lettering at right reads, “In Mouse We Trust.” The prop coin was used as a decor element in the cartoon themed park land. Measuring 14.75” in diameter and 1” deep, the piece exhibits some spots of paint loss on the face, and more pronounced scratches and strips of paint loss to the reverse, with some paper remnants, resulting from prior park display. $100-$200

REDISCOVERING DISNEYLAND When it opened in 2019, Galaxy’s Edge became the first new land in Disneyland in over 25 years. It was designed as an immersive land that would take guests to the fictional planet of Batuu within the Star Wars universe. Although controversial among some fans for its representation of a franchise that did not originate with Disney, the new land has been consistently popular with guests who are thrilled to finally be able to experience the world of Star Wars firsthand.

964. Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge Grand Opening Plaque. (Disneyland, 2019) A limited edition plaque created for the grand opening of Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland. Composed of laser-etched wood and metal, the plaque holds a metal key with the Millennium Falcon designed into the handle and the emblem for the Rebel Alliance within the opposite end.

There is a bracket on the reverse for hanging. The plaque is numbered 634 of only 850 made, and measures 4”x6”. The condition is very fine and the outer cardboard box is also included. $200-$400

963. Stormtrooper Life-Size Display. (Disney, 2016) A life-size Stormtrooper display created in celebration of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Working in partnership with Lucasfilm, the Stormtrooper armor was created from precision 3D scans of an actual screen-used armor set provided from production. The figure is constructed of fiberglass and resin, fully painted and finished with manufactured undercuts for an added sense of depth and dimensionality. Fixed in a menacing battle pose, the First Order trooper wields an replica F-11D blaster rifle with push-button illuminating action and includes a removable red leather officer’s shoulder pauldron. The statue is mounted to a custom base with a working central light-up First Order insignia.

The Stormtrooper measures approximately 63.5” tall, 28” wide, and 37” deep, and the display base is 41.5” in diameter. The photo shown here is presented for reference only; the display being offered is new in its original crate. Some assembly will be required. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $4,000-$6,000

965. Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Press Kit. (Disneyland, 2019) A Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge press kit. This press kit includes a backpack, shirt, two books, portable charger, water flask, hat, commemorative pin, shopping bag, and a folder. The folder holds a Star Wars comic book and information about the new Galaxy’s Edge attraction. All the items feature original Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge logos and imagery. The items measure between 17”x17” and 4.25”x4.25”. The items are in fine condition with minor wear from use. $100-$200

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966. California Adventure Opening Day Poster. (California Adventure, 2001) A special Disney’s California Adventure Poster created for the theme park’s grand opening celebration. The poster juxtaposes new attractions like Soarin’ Over California, the Sun Wheel, and Grizzly River Run with imagery from Disney and Golden State history, illustrating the conceptual inspiration for the park. Rolled and never folded, the poster measures 20.5”x27.5” and is in very good condition with scattered stress lines throughout. $300-$500 296

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968. California Adventure Reopening Preview Statue. (California Adventure, 2012) A California Adventure “Grand Reopening Preview” statue of Walt Disney. To commemorate the reopening of California Adventure, Rick Terry and Ray Spencer created the Storytellers statue as a counterpart to Blaine Gibson’s iconic Partners statue at Disneyland. This statue was offered to guests who attended an exclusive look at the new park on June 10, 2012, before the official reopening five days later. The statue is 7.75” tall and is in very fine condition. $300-$500

969. California Adventure Grand Opening Invitation. (California Adventure, 2001) A rare original invitation to the grand opening of Disney California Adventure. The fold-out invitation contains a three-layer die-cut pop-up depicting California-themed landmarks with a panoramic photo of the park in the background. A removable leaf details the February 5-8, 2001 event and RSVP information. These invitations were exclusively sent to park personnel and VIPs, and relatively few were retained after the event.

Measuring 4.5”x9.75” folded, the invitation is in fine condition with minor spidering to folds and edge and corner wear. $200-$400 297

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970. California Adventure Opening Day Park Map. (California Adventure, 2001) A stylized illustrated map created to celebrate the grand opening of California Adventure on February 8, 2001. Folded as issued, the map measures a full 26.5”x34” and is in fine condition with minor fold wear. $100-$200

972. California Adventure Special Opening Day Print. (California Adventure, 2001) A limited edition lithographic print created to commemorate the opening day celebration for Disney California Adventure on February 8, 2001. The print features iconic attractions and points of interest from the then-brand-new Disney park in vibrant color. It retains a special California Adventure debossed stamp below the artwork, is hand-titled in pencil at lower left, “California Adventure Grand Opening February 8, 2001,” and hand-numbered at lower right, “172/200.” Measuring 29.75”x13.5” within a 37.5”x22.25” wooden frame, the print appears to be in fine condition with some surface wear to the frame. $300-$500 298

971. California Adventure Grand Opening Ticket Display. (California Adventure, 2001) A deluxe limited edition Disney’s California Adventure commemorative grand opening ticket display. Edition numbered 1897/2001, the special grand opening ticket features a pop-up diorama of the park. It is housed in an acrylic display case with a commemorative pin replicating the ticket design and an identification plaque. The piece is accompanied by a Disney COA. Measuring 9”x11.25” and 5.75” deep, the case and all display components are in fine condition with minimal wear. $400-$600

973. California Adventure Inaugural Pin on Pin Set. (California Adventure, 2001) A limited edition “pin on pin” set designed by Imagineer Tim Delaney for the grand opening of Disney California Adventure. The set consists of 6 pins, with the 5 smaller pins depicting icons of California juxtaposed with landmarks from the new theme park, on a large circular enamel pin background. Created in an edition of 2001, the piece includes a COA and the original packaging. The pins range in size from 1”x1.25” to 5” in diameter in a custom double mat in its 14.25”x12.25” gold painted wood frame. The piece is in very fine, as-new condition. The box retains the park price tag and measures 12.5”x16.75” and 1.5” deep with some surface impressions and scuffs. $100-$300

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974. California Adventure Grand Opening Pin Set. (California Adventure, 2001) A limited edition framed set of (9) Disney California Adventure enamel pins created for the park’s grand opening. The oversized enamel pins interlock to form a collage featuring Disney characters in iconic landmarks from the park. The set is accompanied by a California Adventure COA with the edition number “111/900.” Measuring a combined 8.5”x11.5” within a 14.25”x17.25” black wood frame, the pins are in very fine, as-new condition with some minor surface wear to the frame. $200-$400

976. Disney’s Grand Californian Renovation Sign. (Grand Californian, 2007-09) An original Disney’s Grand Californian informational sign that hung in the hotel during the expansion that took place from 2007-09.

The sturdy foamboard sign is exquisitely designed to blend in with the hotel’s early 20th century Arts & Crafts aesthetic. Measuring 18”x18”, the piece is in very good Disneyland Resort used condition, with some minor surface wear to the front and scratching to the reverse. $300-$500

975. California Adventure 18th Anniversary Park Sign. (California Adventure, 2019) An original park-used Disney California Adventure Celebrating 18 Years sign. Printed on sturdy foamboard, signs like these were hung in honor of the 18th anniversary of the Disneyland companion park, which opened on February 8, 2001. Measuring 24” in diameter, the sign is in very good condition with some minor soiling, surface impressions, and scuffing to the front and back from park use. $300-$500

977. Grand Californian Craftsman Bar & Grill Mug. (Grand Californian, 2020) A stunning first edition collectors’ mug created for the Craftsman Bar & Grill at the Disneyland Resort’s Grand Californian Hotel. Inspired by a classic beer stein, the ceramic mug incorporates elements of the hotel’s celebrated Craftsman design aesthetic including faux stained glass ornate natural grain wood, and stone. The bottom of the base feature’s the restaurant’s logo and states “1st Edition.” The original cardboard box packaging is included. Measuring 7.5”x5” and 3” deep, the mug is in very fine, as-new condition. The box measures 7.75”x5” and 3.25” deep and exhibits only minor wear. $100-$200 299

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978. Pair of Grand Californian Hotel Vanity Lights. (Grand Californian, 2001) A pair of vanity lights from Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa. Emblematic of the American Craftsman design for which the hotel is celebrated, these wall-mounting lamps were removed during a recent refurbishment. This is a rare opportunity to outfit your home with the quality, style, and care that Disney uses in one of its most popular resort destinations. Both lights are functional and accept standard bulbs. Each measures 8”x6” and 7.75” deep and is in very good condition, exhibiting some scratching and surface wear from resort use. $300-$500 979. Grand Californian Light Fixture. (Grand Californian, c.2000s) A stunning over-sink light fixture from the Grand Californian Hotel & Spa. The fixture is created in the Craftsman style and features colored glass panels on five sides which are encased in a metal frame. Four panels on the front and reverse feature rose imagery. The fixture is designed to be mounted into the ceiling and has wiring and insulation on top. Measuring 8”x27” and 7.5” tall, the fixture is in very good used condition with some wear to the metal from age and hotel use. $300-$500

980. Grand Californian Hotel Lobby Chair. (Grand Californian, 2010s) An original lounge chair from Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel. The chair beautifully captures the American Craftsman style that embodies this hotel and was used in one of the lounge areas for several years before its removal. Composed of a wooden frame, the large chair includes its original removeable cushions and measures 36.5”x34.5 and 32” deep. It is in good used condition. As expected for a piece of used hotel decor, the chair has various nicks, scuffs, small stains, and general wear throughout, but still presents very nicely. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $500-$800 300

981. Disney’s Paradise Pier Hotel Lamp. (Paradise Pier, c.2000s) A nautical-themed guest room table lamp from the Paradise Pier Hotel at the Disneyland Resort. The lamp post is sleeved in wicker and the weighted plastic pedestal base is textured and painted to appear as metal. The fabric shade is embellished with faux fishing net. The lamp measures 29” tall x 9.75” in diameter and the shade is 10.75” tall x 12.25” in diameter. The piece is in working order and remains in good condition with some general wear from use and oxidation to shade rest. $300-$500

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982. Signed Ariel’s Undersea Adventure Grand Opening Print. (California Adventure, 2011) A rare, signed print from the grand opening of Ariel’s Undersea Adventure at Disney’s California Adventure. This print captures Larry Nikolai’s beautiful mural, as seen in the loading area of the attraction. Nikolai signed the print at the lower right. Measuring 5.25”x27.75” in its 12.25”x34.25” frame, the print is in fine condition with minimal wear. $300-$600

983. Pair of Food & Wine Festival Park Signs. (California Adventure, c.2016) A pair of original park-used Food & Wine Festival signs from the 2019 event at California Adventure. Consisting of foamboard faced thin sheets of metal, the signs were used in the park entrance and within side panels of display frames around the park. They measure 54.5”x7.5” and 34.75”x28”. Both are in good park-used condition with some scuffs and worn portions of the front imagery. $200-$400

984. California Adventure Food & Wine Festival Park Sign. (California Adventure, c.2016) An original park-used Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival Map sign. Consisting of a sturdy foam core faced with thin sheets of metal, the printed sign features an illustrated map of the park highlighting festival events and locations. The sign retains holes in the corners for mounting. Measuring 19.75”x22”, the sign is in very good condition minor surface impressions and scratching from park use. $200-$400

985. Pie-Eyed Mickey Mouse Head Sign. (California Adventure, c.2010s) A pie-eyed Mickey Mouse head sign attributed to Disney’s California Adventure. This design mimics the Mickey head seen on Mickey’s Fun Wheel prior to the Pixar Pier renovations, and was likely used as event signage in the area. Measuring 23.75”x26”, the sign is in very good condition with a few scratches and scuffs to the surface consistent with park use. $200-$400 301

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986. ElecTRONica Event Sign. (California Adventure, c.2010) A sign used during the ElecTRONica event at Disney’s California Adventure. Created in part to promote the film Tron: Legacy which premiered two months after the event began, this nighttime celebration featured a DJ, a laser light show, the End of the Line Club, and Flynn’s Arcade. Printed and adhered to thin metal with a plastic core, the sign is in the film’s signature blue and black and reads “ElecTRONica.” Measuring 16.25”x18”, the sign is in good condition with some expected scuffing and scratching to the surface from park use.

There is some impact damage causing slight bending at the upper right and lower right corners, with peeling at the lower right. $200-$400

988. Pair of Superstar Limo Ride Vehicle Hood Ornaments. (California Adventure, 2001) A pair of hood ornaments from the short-lived Superstar Limo attraction at Disney’s California Adventure. Closed after only 11 months, the attraction’s development suffered due to a small budget and real life events which forced revisions to the ride’s original concept. In the final version, guests traveled through Hollywood in their limo with a large gold star on the hood, to get to their movie premiere. Created in gold-painted resin, the hood ornaments are approximately 8.75” tall and are in good condition. One ornament has chipping to the paint directly under the star, and wear to one of the points. The other has some paint loss on the tip of the top point. $200-$400 302

987. Mad T Party House of Cards Oversized Playing Card Prop.

(California Adventure, 2010s) A large playing card prop from the Mad T Party at Disney’s California Adventure. This high-energy evening event featured modern, stylized versions familiar Alice in Wonderland characters, with a live band, DJ, and dancers performing throughout the night, with an arcade and two bar locations available to guests. The secondary stage was called the House of Cards and featured oversized playing card light boxes.

Created in acrylic, this card would have formed the back of one of the light boxes, and as such would have been directly attached to the stage scaffolding. Measuring 83.75”x59.5”, the card is in good park-used condition, with some scratching and scuffing to the surface from mounting. There is a visible line around the edge from the frame of the light box, and a few areas where the image decal exhibits scratching. $500-$1,000

989. Green Army Man Prop Canteen. (California Adventure, 2000s) A canteen prop used by a Toy Story Green Army Man walkaround character at Disney’s California Adventure. The olive drab plastic canteen has been painted a brighter green to match the glossy, plastic-like appearance of the Green Army Men costumes. Measuring 8.25”x4.75” and 3” deep, the canteen is in good condition, with some surface wear and paint loss to the lid, neck, sides, and bottom. $100-$200

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990. The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Press Kit. (California Adventure, 2004) A rare press kit for California Adventure’s The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror attraction. The folder features die-cut elevator doors that open to reveal an image of the Hollywood Tower Hotel and formerly triggered an electronic audio element (non-functional). The kit consists of (4) color inkjet press photos; a CD-ROM; and (6) pages of information including press releases, the attraction background story sheet, and a fascinating facts packet. The folder measures 12”x9”. All items are in very good condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

991. The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Opening Day Patch. (California Adventure, 2004) A Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Opening Day embroidered patch depicting the Hollywood Tower Hotel façade with the text, “May 2004 at Disney’s California Adventure Park.” The piece is still adhered to the original The Twilight Zone themed graphic backing card. The patch measures 4”x3.25” and the card is 6.5”x4”. Both are in very fine, as-new condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

992. Mickey and Goofy Tower of Terror Hinged Resin Figurine. (California Adventure, c.2004) A special Hollywood Tower Hotel figurine created to commemorate the opening of the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror attraction at Disney California Adventure. Constructed of cast resin, the façade of the hotel opens on a hinge to reveal a figure of Mickey Mouse and Goofy taking the plunge in one of the attraction’s ride cars against a backdrop of iconography from the legendary opening sequence of Twilight Zone television series. Measuring 4.5”x3.5” and 3.5” deep, the figurine is in very good condition with minor spot paint loss to the base. The spire from the hotel’s topmost tower is missing. $200-$400

993. The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Talking Invitation. (California Adventure, 2004) An invitation sent to press and VIPs in advance of the grand opening of The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror attraction at California Adventure. Shaped like an elevator shaft, the cardboard invitation features a drop-down window and a functioning audio element that plays the eerie prelude to the thrill ride. Measuring 21”x5”, the invitation is in very good condition with minor corner creasing to the fold-out elevator doors and edge wear. The original transmittal envelope is included. $200-$400 303

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994. Tower of Terror Control Panel Prop. (California Adventure, 2004-2017) A prop control panel from the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror in California Adventure.

Consisting of a modular metal panel outfitted with repurposed static industrial switches, dials, gauges, and wiring, this power control station was installed in the Hollywood Tower Hotel’s boiler room in the pre-show section of the attraction. Measuring 46”x35” and 2” deep, the panel exhibits studio distress and oxidation to some of the metal components, consistent with the look and feel of the derelict hotel, along with some minor surface dust and wear. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $4,000-$6,000

995. Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Door Plate Prop. (California Adventure, c.2010s) A door plate from the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror at Disney’s California Adventure. Plates such as this one were seen decorating guest room doors when riders paused on the fourth floor to view the hallway scene. As this scene utilized forced perspective, this door plate is smaller than what might be seen on a real door. The hand-painted metal plate and wooden knob measure 6.5”x2.5” and are in very good condition, with some chipping to the paint around the screw holes and where the knob meets the plate. $400-$600 304

996. The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Wristwatch. (California Adventure, 2004) A souvenir wristwatch from California Adventure’s The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror attraction manufactured

by Watch Creations. The Japan movement watch has a buffed stainless steel case, and the face features an image of Mickey Mouse boarding the thrill ride. The black leather strap has a brushed stainless steel buckle. The watch is housed in the original presentation tin with fitted foam insert.

Measuring 1.25”x9”, the watch is in very fine, as-new condition. The tin measures 2.5”x5.75” and 0.5” deep and exhibits only minor wear. $100-$200

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997. The Hollywood Tower Hotel Photo Op Prop Cutout. (California Adventure, c.2010s) A Hollywood Tower Hotel prop cutout attributed to a Disney California Adventure photo op or stationary display. Constructed of vinyl applied to a heavy plastic composite board backing, the prop depicts the facade of the fan-favorite Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. The cutout is equipped with velcro on the reverse to attachment to a stand. Measuring 88.25”x48”, it in very good condition with some scratches, scuffs, and surface abrasions not affecting the overall appearance of the piece. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $700-$900 305

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998. Pizza Oom Mow Mow Totem Pole Prop. (California Adventure, 2001-2010) An impressive surfer tiki figure from the entrance to California Adventure’s Pizza Oom Mow Mow restaurant. Constructed of handcarved wood, the enormous tiki idol served as a column supporting the roof overhang at the entrance to the Paradise Pier pizzeria, and was one of the most recognizable elements of the beach shack-themed décor.

Measuring 139” tall, the figure is in good condition with some surface wear and weathering from park-use. The surfboard fins are missing but seldom detract from the overall wonderful display. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000 306

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999. California Adventure Ager/Grainer Shop Sign. (California Adventure, c.2010s) A behind-the-scenes park used sign from Disney California Adventure. The large, enameled metal sign features the shop’s name in an intentionally distressed panel made to appear as worn antique metal with oxidation and heavy patina. Ager/Grainers create artistic distress to age buildings, props, furniture, and other surfaces at the park. This sign would have hung over the entrance to the workshop where backstage personnel helped concoct the illusion for which the Disney parks are celebrated. Measuring 25.25”x55.25”, the sign is in good condition, with some paint loss along the edges, surface scratches, and general wear from outdoor display. $300-$500

1000. Set of (4) Incredicoaster Promotional Props. (California Adventure, 2018) A pair of signs used in a display for Incredicoaster themed passholder exclusives, and two prop dumbbells used for a Mr. Incredible photo op. One sign advertises for an Incredicoaster ornament, and the other advertises for a tee, both of which were available only to annual passholders. Printed on PVC board, the signs measure 10”x11” and 5” deep and are in very good condition, with some expected surface wear from park use. The plastic, rubber, and metal dumbbells are approximately 6.75” in diameter and 14” long and are in good condition with some wear to the plastic from use, including some small divots. There is also some cracking to the rubber rings. $300-$500

1001. Redwood Creek Challenge Trail Owl Head Sign. (California Adventure, c.2000s) An owl head sign seen on the Redwood Creek Challenge Trail at California Adventure. This beautiful wooden sign is hand-painted to create the illusion of carved wood and fits well with the attraction’s Northern California wilderness theme. Measuring 18”x24”, the sign is in good condition with some surface wear consistent with park use, including chipping to the paint along the top edge. $300-$500 307

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1002. Set of (6) Grizzly River & Rushin’ River Stickers. (C alifornia Adventure, c.2000s) A set of (6) attraction stickers created for use in the Grizzly River Run and the Rushin’ River Outfitters at Disneyland’s California Adventure. The Grizzly River Run water ride stickers include “The Wetter the Better,” “Life is But a Stream,” and “It’s Grizzly Out There!” The Rushin’ River Outfitters stickers all feature the RNR logo. Ranging in size from 3”x5” to 33.75”x18”, the stickers vary from good to very fine condition with some handling and creases from being folded in half. The “But a Stream” sticker has a 2” tear through the “B” in “but” and a hole above the “T,” but those flaws would be nearly invisible if the piece were applied to a new surface. $300-$500

1004. World of Color Road Show Filming Today Sign. (California Adventure, 2010) A sign from Disney’s World of Color road show during July of 2010. This road show brought some of the magic from California Adventure’s World of Color nighttime show to California icons in other cities across the state. This sign informs attendees of the show that the event will be filmed, and that their likeness may appear in footage. Measuring 32”x23”, the sign is in good condition with some scuffing and small scratches around the border consistent with use, as well as a chip to the bottom left corner. $200-$400 308

1003. King Triton’s Carousel of the Sea Watch in Lunchbox. (California Adventure, c.2000s) A cast exclusive King Triton’s Carousel of the Sea wristwatch presented in a tin lithographic Disney California Adventure lunch box. The watch features a multi-level face with colorful seahorse and dolphin ride-mounts. The reverse is marked “Cast Exclusive Limited Edition 3000.” The lunchbox features California Adventure logo graphics on the latching lid and the reverse. Measuring 1.25” in diameter and 8.75” long with the leather band included, the watch is in very fine, unused condition, though likely requires a new battery. The lunchbox is 6.75”x7.75” and 4” deep and is in very good condition with some minor surface wear and finish loss. $300-$500

1005. Mulholland Madness Cast Member Shirt. (California Adventure, 2001) An original park used cast member shirt from California Adventure’s Mulholland Madness attraction. The Hawaiian-style short sleeve shirt depicts illustrations of different locations on the California coast, with blue reflective material accents at the sleeves, front and back shoulders, and chest pocket opening. The garment retains its original internal Disney Worldwide Services barcode label marked size “Unisex S,” though the piece fits more like a contemporary men’s medium. It remains in very good condition, with only minor wear and a few loose threads from park use. $200-$400

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1006. Soarin’ Florence Lowe “Pancho” Barnes Plaque. (California Adventure, 2001) A park-used informational plaque from the Soarin’ Over California attraction at Disney California Adventure. The etched metal plaque is accented with blue lettering and contains information about the storied career of aviatrix Florence Lowe “Pancho” Barnes. This original metal plaque was used during the grand opening of the attraction, and was later replaced with a printed version. Measuring 8.25”x14, the plaque is in very good condition with some faint surface scratches and general wear. $400-$600

1007. Goofy’s Sky School Height Measurement Sign. (California Adventure, 2011) An original park sign used to measure a guest’s height before boarding the attraction. The cut-out composite wooden sign features applied graphics of a chicken wearing a flak helmet, sitting in a nest, and holding a bar stipulating that riders must be 42” or taller. These height markers are an iconic part of any theme park experience, and a rite of passage for younger guests. Measuring 22.35”x26.25”, the height marker is in very good condition with some faint foxing in the white elements and general wear. $500-$800 309

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1008. Collection of (5) Cars Land Grand Opening Items. (California Adventure, 2012) A collection of (5) items from the grand opening event for Cars Land at Disney’s California Adventure. Included is a park map, a daily events guide for June 15, a cocktail napkin featuring a Cars Land logo, a Cars Land Premiere Party map, and a grand opening guest pass. This pass was good for June 13-15, 2012, as the June 13 premiere of Cars Land took place alongside the official reopening and re-dedication of California Adventure on June 15. Ranging from the 4.75”x4.75” napkin to the 10”x4” events guide, the items are all in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

1009. Cars Land Construction Wall Sign. (California Adventure, c.2011) A construction wall sign promoting the opening of Cars Land at California Adventure. The large sign prominently features the land’s logo with the slogan, “Visit Beautiful Cars Land.” There is some simple imagery below which evokes the bluffs and other landscape scene in Cars Land, and the sign promises the area is “Coming Down the Road in 2012!” Signs such as this one are used in order to beautify construction walls, and also offer a taste of what’s to come for guests. Measuring 59”x38.5”, the sign is in good condition with some scuffing and scratching to the surface throughout and some edge-wear consistent with park use. $300-$600

1010. Luigi’s Flying Tires Beach Ball Prop. (California Adventure, c.2012) A blow-up beach ball prop from the Luigi’s Flying Tires attraction at California Adventure. When the attraction first opened, these giant beach balls bounced and rolled around the attraction to add more color, but they were removed after only two months due to increased wait times and safety concerns involving guests being hit with the beach balls. This ball was left unused when the attraction closed, and measures 36” in diameter when inflated. The condition is very good with minor wear. $200-$400 310

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1011. Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree License Plate Prop. (California Adventure, c.2012) An original license plate prop from the line queue of Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree. Printed on thin metal, the license plate measures 6”x11.5”. It is in very good condition with minor surface wear from use, and four screw holes from its original installation. $300-$500 1012. Flo’s V8 Café Sign. (California Adventure, c.2012) An original sign for Flo’s V8 Café in California Adventure’s Cars Land. Designed to look like a V8 engine, the Route 66 inspired diner is a real life replica of the popular Radiator Springs hang-out from the film. The sturdy printed foamboard sign measures 12”x18.5” and is in very good condition, with only minor surface wear. $400-$600

1013. Cars Land Grand Opening Framed Pass & Pin Pair Gift. (California Adventure, 2012) A framed display created exclusively for the team who coordinated all the grand opening events for Cars Land and California Adventure on June 13-15, 2012. The pair of multi-level enamel pins were offered at the press events, and include a Radiator Springs pin and a Buena Vista Street pin. A press guest pass has been framed alongside the pins, with only the Art Deco style imagery visible. The mat contains a printed message to the recipient reading, “We were floored by your hard work and dedication!” Ranging in size from the roughly 2”x1.75” pins to the 4.75”x3.5” visible pass, all appear to be in very fine, as-new condition. The frame exhibits minimal wear. $100-$200

1014. Halloween 2014 Merchandising Sign. (Disneyland, 2014) An eye-catching sign used for a merchandising display during Halloween 2014. The green and black imagery features pumpkin head Mickeys and is printed and adhered to dense foam board. Signs such as this one could be seen in the World of Disney store in Downtown Disney, decorating the back walls of the inset upper display tiers. Measuring 29.75”x46”, the sign is in very good condition with minor surface wear and some edge-wear from use. $200-$400

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1015. Eastern Airlines Mickey Travel Poster. (Walt Disney World, 1978) A very rare travel poster for Eastern Airlines promoting Walt Disney World park. This beautifully printed poster promotes Eastern as “Your wings to the family vacation kingdom” and features Mickey Mouse surrounded by Walt Disney World landmarks, captured in an eye-catching style. The frame is marked on the interior as the property of American Airlines and likely hung in a travel agency. Measuring 38.75”x29” in its 42”x32” frame, the poster is in fair condition with moderate fading to the color throughout from light exposure. There are several small tears along the edges under the frame, with the most tearing at the upper left and lower right and left corners. $700-$900 312

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1016. Magic of Walt Disney World 1-Sheet Poster. (Walt Disney World, 1972) A one sheet poster promoting the theatrical release of the short film The Magic of Walt Disney World. Created within a year of the park’s opening, this short was released to theaters alongside Saludos Amigos and Snowball Express in order to promote Walt Disney World. Measuring 40”x26.25” in its 40.25”x26.5” frame, the poster is in good condition. It has been trimmed along the white margins and mounted to board. There is some wear visible along the original fold-lines and tearing along the top and bottom edges which is only visible out of frame. $200-$400 313

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1017. Set of (6) Walt Disney World Promotional Posters. (Walt Disney World, 1973) A collection of (6) early promotional posters from Walt Disney World. The posters highlight and advertise for various events and opportunities to be found at the Magic Kingdom, Polynesian Resort, Contemporary Resort, and Fort Wilderness. Three of the posters have masking tape around the edges. Measuring approximately 26”x19”, the posters are in good condition overall, with moderate edge-wear, including some spots of surface wear and tearing. Two of the posters have significantly visible bending through the image. Remarkably, also included is the original Magic Kingdom Club mailing tube. $300-$600

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1018. Frontierland Utilidor Directional Sign. (Walt Disney World, c.1980s) A vintage park-used Frontierland utilidor directional sign from Walt Disney World. The utilidor is the system of tunnels running under the park allowing cast members to move throughout the park and perform maintenance tasks without being seen by guests. The walls of the tunnels are color-coded to ascertain location. The acrylic sign has a vinyl backing depicting a wooden fort tower icon in a brown square and would have pointed the way toward Frontierland. Measuring 14.5”x14.5”, the piece is in very good condition with some peeling to the backing at right, scuffing and scratches to the acrylic, paint splatter, and adhesive remnants to the perimeter of the reverse. $500-$700

1019. Fantasyland Utilidor Directional Sign. (Walt Disney World, c.1980s) A vintage park-used Fantasyland utilidor directional sign from Walt Disney World. The utilidor is the system of tunnels running under the Magic Kingdom allowing cast members to move throughout the park and perform maintenance tasks without being seen by guests. The walls of the tunnels are color-coded to ascertain location. The acrylic sign has a vinyl backing depicting a carousel icon in a lavender square and would have pointed the way toward Fantasyland. Measuring 14.5”x14.5”, the piece is in very good condition with some scuffing, scratches, and adhesive residue to the acrylic, and soiling, scuffs, and scratching to the reverse of the sign. $500-$700

1020. Main Street, U.S.A. Utilidor Directional Sign. (Walt Disney World, c.1980s) A vintage park-used Main Street, U.S.A. utilidor directional sign from Walt Disney World. The utilidor is the system of tunnels running under the park allowing cast members to move throughout the park and perform maintenance tasks without being seen by guests. The walls of the tunnels are color-coded to ascertain location. The acrylic sign has a vinyl backing depicting a horseless carriage icon in a green and would have pointed the way toward Main Street, U.S.A. Measuring 14.5”x14.5”, the piece is in very good condition with some scratches and adhesive residue to the acrylic, and soiling, scuffs, and scratching to the reverse of the sign. Unused adhesive strips still retaining their protective paper backing are applied around the perimeter of the sign’s reverse. $500-$700

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1021. Walt Disney World Hard Hat. (Walt Disney World, c.1980s) A commercial safety hard hat manufactured by Welsh Mfg. Co. with a Walt Disney World logo sticker applied to the front. One size fits most, the interior of the hard hat is equipped with an adjustable belt plastic liner and leatherette sweatband. Measuring 6.25”x8.5”x11.25”, the piece is in good condition. A 0.75” portion of the blank bottom border of the park logo sticker was torn away and the sticker itself shows some scratching and soiling.

The hard hat plastic has darkened with age and the exterior surface exhibits nicks and scuffs from park wear. The liner and sweatband also exhibit wear. $200-$400

1022. Walt Disney World Workman’s Apron & Contractor Button. (Walt Disney World, c.1970s) A cream-colored canvas work apron with an attached pinback button reading “Contractor 4530 Walt Disney World.” Used by an actual tradesman performing improvements at the park, the apron features a chest pocket with a pencil slot, a large lower pocket separated into four segments with webbed tool loops on either side, an over-the-head neck strap, and waist ties. Measuring 19.75”x21”, The apron is in good condition, being well worn and toil-soiled throughout. The button is in very good condition with oxidation to the metal backing. $200-$400

1024. Walt Disney World Preview Edition Guidebook. (Walt Disney World, 1970) A pre-opening guide to Walt Disney World Resort and theme park featuring concept art and behind-the-scenes photos of the attractions that would be opening the following year. This 20-page booklet measures 8.5”x11” and is in very good condition with spidering along the spine, scratching to the front cover, an upper right corner crease to the back cover, and minor edge wear. $200-$400 316

1023. “A Complete Edition About Walt Disney World” Booklet. (Walt Disney World, 1969) A very early booklet discussing the coming attractions, entertainment, hotels, and other pertinent information relating to the opening of Walt Disney World. This booklet primarily includes concept art rather than photos, since the opening of the park was still two years away, but also includes great behind the scenes photos of Imagineers working on the coming attractions. This 26-page booklet measures 11”x8.5” and is in very fine condition with little cover wear. $200-$400

1025. Walt Disney World Attraction Guide. (Walt Disney World, c.1970s) A rare and fascinating internal Walt Disney World report assessing the capacities of all park rides and attractions. The 150+ copy page report includes information on every indoor and outdoor ride, theater shows, food service, shops, restrooms, and more. A floorplan and measurements of each attraction is provided, along with a 1”:100’ scale map of the park.

Incorporating data collected up to and including 1975, this report provides an unfettered look behind the scenes of the Magic Kingdom during its earliest years. Measure 11”x8.5”, the report pages are housed in a 11.75”x11” 3-ring binder and are in generally very good condition with minor handling wear. $100-$200

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1027. Walt Disney World Pre-Opening License Plate. (Walt Disney World, 1971) An original souvenir license plate created to promote the opening of Walt Disney World in October of 1971. This blue metal version was later replaced by green plates, as the blue was deemed too like the actual 1970-71 Florida state license plates. Measuring 6”x12”, item is in fair condition with scuffing and scratching to the surface throughout from use which has led to some paint loss. There is some minor bending to the plate from use. $100-$200 1026. “Walt Disney World… a Pictorial Souvenir” Guidebook. (Walt Disney World, 1977) A beautiful pictorial souvenir guidebook for Walt Disney World. Featuring the many lands and hotels of the resort, the guide showcases color photographs and text descriptions of the park’s offerings. The 36-page guidebook measures 8.75”x11.5” and is in very good condition with minor edge-wear and two small creases along the spine. $100-$200

1029. Walt Disney World Insider Tips Planner Kit. (Walt Disney World, 1992) A vintage Walt Disney World Insider Planner Kit exclusively available to guests of the resort. The kit includes the 31-page Disney Insider Guide, (2) Times & Information brochures, Bus Transportation Routes timetable, (2) Insider Tips advance ticket order forms, (2) blank weekly calendars for vacation planning, a golf pencil, and a Guest Artist Locations guide. All items are housed in the original Insider Tips Planner Kit envelope depicting Mickey as a detective with Pluto. The envelope measures 9”x12” and is in good condition with minor soiling, edge wear, and surface stress lines. The contents are all in very good to fine condition with some corner bending. $100-$200

1028. A Pictorial Souvenir of Walt Disney World. (Walt Disney World, 1974) A pictorial souvenir guidebook featuring the many lands and resort hotels of Walt Disney World in 1974.

This guide includes numerous full-color photos, with brief descriptions to highlight various lands and attractions. The 36-page guidebook measures 8.75”x11.5” and is in very good condition with minor surface and edge-wear, as well as some slight bending on the spine consistent with age and use. $100-$200

1030. Walt Disney World Complimentary Worldpassport Ticket. (Walt Disney World, 1982) A vintage Walt Disney World complimentary one day Worldpassport ticket. Created in conjunction with the opening of Epcot, the Worldpassport was the first “park hopper” pass and features an image of Cinderella Castle and the Spaceship Earth geodesic sphere. The ticket is numbered “6394.” The “Valid Only on Date Stamped” field on the ticket has never been stamped, meaning the ticket is still valid. Measuring 4.25”x2.25”, the ticket is in very good condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

1031. Stack of (40) Walt Disney World Bus Parking Coupons. (Walt Disney World, 1972) A pad of (40) unused bus parking passes for space number 62 at Walt Disney World. Each pass has a perforated edge, allowing it to be torn from the pad by a parking attendant and given to a bus driver. Dated 1972, these are some of the earliest passes created for use at the resort, which had opened the year prior. Measuring 2.5”x6”, the pad is in very good condition. There is minor edge chipping to a few of the topmost passes and the staples binding the pad have oxidized and stained the first stub. $200-$400 317

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1032. Seven Seas Lagoon Excursion Steamer Large Flag. (Walt Disney World, c.1970s-80s) An extremely large vintage flag flown by one of the Excursion Steamers on the Seven Seas Lagoon at Walt Disney World. Constructed of orange, white, and black fabric, the flag features the original Walt Disney World Mickey Mouse globe and D monogram logo. The right edge is reinforced with additional fabric and equipped with metal grommets for flagpole display. Measuring 55.5” 90.25”, the piece is in very good park used condition with an unobtrusive black dot in the orange background and some minor discoloration to the white portions from age and outdoor use. $500-$700

1033. 1971 Magic Kingdom Souvenir Map. (Walt Disney World, 1971) A large souvenir map of the Magic Kingdom from the opening year of Walt Disney World. This map features a beautifully illustrated layout of the Magic Kingdom and features the lands and attractions present during the park’s opening year. This item measures approximately 25”x28” and is in very good condition with some wear along the edges and fold lines. $200-$400

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1034. 1979 Magic Kingdom Souvenir Map. (Walt Disney World, 1979) A large souvenir map of the Magic Kingdom from 1979. This map offers a beautifully illustrated layout of the Magic Kingdom and features the lands and attractions present at the time the map was created. Measuring approximately 31.5”x38”, the map is in very good condition with some wear along the fold-lines and minor wear on the edges, including two small tears. There is some discoloration to the section at the lower right which was exposed to the light due to folding. $100-$200

1035. 1990 Walt Disney World Resort Map. (Walt Disney World, c.1990s) A souvenir map from Walt Disney World featuring a stylized rendition of the park and its attractions. The map measures approximately 30”x44” and is in very good condition with minor wear along the foldlines and edges. $100-$200

1036. 1992 Walt Disney World Resort Map. (Walt Disney World, 1992) A souvenir map from Walt Disney World featuring a stylized rendition of the park and its attractions. The map measures approximately 27”x39” and is in very good condition with minor handling wear and is stored folded as it was originally sold. $100-$200

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1037. Walt Disney World Globe. (Walt Disney World, 1975) An extremely rare globe featuring an early stylized park map of the Walt Disney World Resort. This globe is believed to have been used at travel agencies to promote travel to the new Disney resort, and surviving examples are exceptionally hard to find. The lightweight globe has a wooden base marked with the name “Walt Disney World,” and measures approximately 12” in diameter and 15” tall, not including the arm. The condition is very good with minor surface wear including a few small worn areas of the printed imagery. $200-$400

1038. Pair of Walt Disney World Cinderella Castle Photos. (Walt Disney World, c.1980s) A pair of large photographs of Cinderella Castle at Walt Disney World. The photographs were taken during the Star Spangled Salute to America in 1987, and feature views of both Main Street and the castle decorated for the celebration. The photos are believed to have been displayed at the park, in either a hotel or administration building. One photograph measures 29.5”x19.5” in its 37.25”x27.25” frame, and the other measures 19.5”x29.5” in its 27.25”x37.25” frame. Both are in very good condition with some wear to the frames from prior display. The glass in the vertical frame is cracked at the upper right corner. $100-$200

1039. Mickey Mouse “Yester Ears” Wooden Store Sign. (Walt Disney World, c.1980s) A vintage wooden sign from the “Yester Ears” souvenir shop in Pleasure Island at Walt Disney World. Composed of dimensional wood with printed Mickey imagery, the sign measures 17”x16”. It is in fair park-used condition, with small scuffs and spots of surface wear to the protective clear coating. There is a bracket on the reverse for hanging the sign. This is a beautiful park-used relic from the early years of Walt Disney World. $400-$800 320

1040. Pair of Rustic Walt Disney World Mugs. (Walt Disney World, c.1970s) A pair of Walt Disney World souvenir ceramic mugs expertly sculpted and painted to appear as wood. The mugs both feature a central relief image of Main Street’s horse-drawn trolley and intricate tree bark detailing. One mug retains its original Walt Disney World price tag on the bottom of the base. Each mug measures approximately 4.5”x5” and 3.25” deep and is in fine condition. The price-tagged mug exhibits crazing to the glaze on the interior and the other mug has some paint rubbing around the rim and on the bottom of the base. $100-$200

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1041. Walt Disney’s Magic Kingdom TV, Bed, and Play Tray. (Walt Disney World, c.1980s) A vintage Walt Disney’s Magic Kingdom TV, bed, and play tray manufactured by MarshAllan. The rimmed tin litho lap tray features a central graphic of Walt Disney World walkaround characters posing in front of Cinderella’s castle and is equipped with a pair of folding legs on the reverse.

Never opened, the tray is still sealed in the original shrink wrap. Measuring 12.5”x17.25” and 1.25” deep, the tray is in very fine, as-new condition. There are a few scattered tears in the shrink wrap packaging. $100-$200

1042. Spirit Photography Test Transforming Lenticular. (Walt Disney World, c.2000s) A test Spirit Photography transforming lenticular portrait created by Imagineering to demonstrate the changing portrait effect for use in merchandising. These souvenirs would later be available from the Memento Mori giftshop in Liberty Square. Guests could have their photo taken with a special camera disguised to look like an antique daguerreotype, and a lenticular print would be made that transformed the sitter into a ghastly ghoul. The test print measures 10”x8” and is in fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

1043. Olszewski Cinderella Castle Miniature Model. (Walt Disney World, 2005) A detailed Z-scale model of the Magic Kingdom’s Cinderella Castle at Walt Disney World by master sculptor Robert Olszewski. The hand-painted cast resin miniature has a wooden base and is outfitted with changing multi-color spotlights, as well as a light up clock face on the castle facade. The electronics are in working order. A plaque on the bottom of the base reads, “Cinderella Castle DW0001 164.” The piece includes the original packaging and a Disney Certificate of Verification. Measuring 12.25”x11.75” and 10” deep, the miniature is in very fine, as-new condition. The box exhibits some edge wear, a chip in the front panel, and some scattered surface loss. $400-$800

1044. Little Law Man Sheriff Badge. (Walt Disney World, c.1970s) A vintage Little Law Man Western sheriff badge souvenir from Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. The gold tone metal star-shaped pinback badge is engraved “Sheriff” with black enamel fill and features an applied metal Walt Disney World logo plaque. The badge is presented on the original carding in the original metallic bandana print cardboard box with the original plastic covering. Measuring 2.75”x2.25”, the badge is in fine condition with only minor surface wear. The box is 3.5”x3.25” and 1” deep and exhibits only minor scuffing to the plastic covering. $200-$400 321

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1046. Magic Kingdom Tea Set. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) A plastic 38-piece tea set by Wolverine from the Magic Kingdom. This tea set features imagery of Cinderella’s Castle and Mickey Mouse. The tea set comes in its original box which measures 10.75”x18.25”. The item is in very good condition and the box is still covered in original plastic. $300-$500

1045. Walt Disney World Toy Train in Box. (Walt Disney World, 2000s) A Walt Disney World toy train set in its original box. Created in colorful plastic, this set includes a locomotive, one coal tender, two passenger cars, 12 curved tracks, 6 straight tracks, and four Disney character figures.

The locomotive operates with sound, light, and smoke, and offers forward and reverse functionality. The box measures 18.5”x24.75” and 6.5” deep, and the train set is in very good condition with minor wear from use. The box shows some surface wear including staining which does not affect the set within, as well as some creasing to the plastic window. $200-$400

1047. Walt Disney World Silver Plate Locket with Necklace. (Walt Disney World, c.1970s) A vintage Walt Disney World silver plate locket and silver tone chain necklace. The hinged locket features an embedded metal relief image of Cinderella Castle with the Walt Disney World logo on the face, and it fastens with an internal clasp. The original card backing and cardboard box packaging are included. Measuring 0.5” in diameter, the locket is in very good condition with some surface wear and tarnish, most pronounced in the interior. The necklace measure 18” long and is in fine condition. The box measures 2.25”x3.25” and exhibits minor surface wear to the plastic covering. $200-$400 322

1048. Set of Original Cinderella Castle Drink Tray Artwork. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) A set of original artwork used in the development of a Walt Disney World souvenir drink tray. Also referred to as “well trays,” these souvenirs had several recessed circular holders for carrying drinks, each of which was decorated with imagery of a popular park attraction. The painting depicts a few resort landmarks including Cinderella Castle and the Contemporary Resort and is accomplished in acrylic on art board. Also included are two vellum sheets, one with a hand-inked alternate castle image, and one sheet of just the circular outline of the tray. The painting has an image size of 10.5”x11.5” on the 11.75”x16.25” board. The condition of the set is very fine. $500-$700

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1049. Haunted Mansion 999 Happy Haunts Figure. (Walt Disney World, 2003) A limited edition electronic sculpture titled “A Gift From the Ghouls You’ve Seen Tonight” designed by artist Ryan Noble for the 999 Happy Haunts event in 2003. The cast resin sculpture features a corpse arm reaching from the grave to write on a tombstone with a raven perched atop. Integral LED lights and a raven call sound effect are controlled by a slider switch on the reverse of the integral base. The electronics are in working order. The sculpture is one of only 1,200 and includes its original packaging. Measuring 8.5”x6.5” and 8.5”, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear.

The box measures 9.5”x11.25” and 10.75” deep and exhibits creasing and handling. $300-$500

1050. Haunted Mansion Royal Tea and Totter Pin Set. (Walt Disney World, 2003) A limited edition Royal Tea and Totter pin set designed by artist Martha Widener for the 999 Happy Haunts event on October 29, 2003. The set is housed in a cast resin box painted to appear as a stone sarcophagus. The lid lifts to reveal the set of (3) enamel pins depicting a ghostly king and queen teetertottering with a gravestone as the fulcrum and maiden perched on a swing. Created in an edition of 500, the set comes with its original cardboard box packaging. Measuring 4.25”x4.5” and 2” deep, the set is in fine condition with minimal wear. The box measures 6”x6.25” and 3.75” deep and exhibits some minor soling, bowing to the lid, and writing to one side. $200-$400

1052. Walt Disney World Guest Relations Vest. (Walt Disney World, c.1990s) An original park-worn Guest Relations cast member vest from Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. The red, navy blue, and green plaid vest features faux hip welt pockets, button-fastening side belts, and Walt Disney World relief logo button front closure. The blue synthetic silk lining retains a “46L” size tag and an inventory tag is sewn to the exterior at bottom left. The vest remains in fine condition with only minor wear. $300-$500

1051. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Cast Member Jacket. (Walt Disney World, c.1980s90s) A rare cast member costume jacket from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Submarine Voyage at Walt Disney World. The denim jacket features an original stylized Nautilus “N” patch and comes with the original Walt Disney World tags. The jacket is a size 44 and is in good condition overall with minor wear to buttons and to the quilted lining. $300-$500

1053. Toy Story Army Man Walkaround Character Utility Belt.

(Walt Disney World, 2000) A rare utility belt prop worn by a Toy Story Green Army Man walkaround character at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom.

Constructed of green vinyl with a plastic buckle, the belt features four pouches, one with a plastic canteen and one with a wooden truncheon. The interior of the belt is marked size “34” and retains a Magic Kingdom FOP Christmas label, a Magic Kingdom embroidered label marked “small,” and a Walt Disney Entertainment embroidered label. The truncheon measures 12” long and the canteen is 8.25”x5.25” and 2.75” deep. The belt is in good park worn condition with some loose threads, surface wear, and paint chipping and loss to the buckle and canteen. $300-$500 323

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1054. Opening Year Walt Disney World Report. (Walt Disney World, 1971-72) A rare report created for corporate sponsors of the Disney Parks during the opening year of Walt Disney World. The report begins with a celebration of Roy O. Disney’s life and his efforts in helping the newest park open before his passing. The 21-page booklet contains highlights from Walt Disney World’s opening year and describes coming attractions and entertainment, as well as projected projects that would never come to fruition, such as the Western River Expedition. measuring 8.5”x11”, the booklet is in very good condition with minor cover wear. $200-$400

1056. Mickey’s Birthdayland Sign. (Walt Disney World, 1988-90) An original sign from Walt Disney World for Mickey’s Birthdayland, a new land created to celebrate Mickey’s 60th birthday. The sign is accomplished on acrylic board and features Mickey wearing a birthday hat in front of Cinderella Castle. The sign measures 21”x19” and the condition is good with some scuffing and scratching throughout from park use. There is some possible glue residue on Mickey’s left ear, and a piece of plywood has been ducttaped to the back with a wire attached for mounting. $300-$500 324

1055. Team Disney ‘96 Sign. (Walt Disney World, 1996) A sign created to celebrate the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, GA. The die-cut PVC sign is in a Mickey head shape, with stars and stripes patterning and the words, “Team Disney ‘96,” which is a nod to both Team U.S.A. and the team of cast members working for Disney. Measuring 8”x10”, the sign is in very good condition with some minor scuffing to the surface from use. There is a single mounting hole in the left ear, and a hanger on the back which has detached. $300-$500

1057. Celebrate Our Star Spangled Summer Sign. (Walt Disney World, 1985) A dynamic sign created for the Star Spangled Summer at Walt Disney World and Epcot. The patriotically-themed event included a summer residency for the Radio City Music Hall Rockettes at Epcot as well as the Main Street Electrical Parade and a fireworks show celebrating the American spirit at the Magic Kingdom. The mirrored acrylic sign features Mickey wearing stars and stripes, and the slogan, “Celebrate our Star Spangled Summer.” The sign measures 21”x22” and is good condition with some scuffing to the surface from use, and spots of possible glue residue from storage.

There is a 4.5” crack on the left radiating from the screw. $300-$500

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1058. Set of (5) Mickey’s Worldwide Kids Party Ephemera. (Disneyland/WDW, 1993) A set of (3) Mickey’s Worldwide Kids Party laminated pass necklaces and (2) breakfast vouchers. To celebrate Mickey’s 65th birthday, Disney, United Air Lines, and the Children’s Defense Fund partnered to fly 20,000 underprivileged children to Disney parks for all-expenses-paid vacations. Included is a Walt Disney World laminated pass necklace and (2) Disneyland laminated passes. The (2) Walt Disney World vouchers were good for breakfast at the resort hotels. The passes each measure 6.75”x5.5” and the vouchers are 4”x7”. The passes are in fine condition and all retain string necklaces. The vouchers are in very good condition with paperclip impressions at upper left. $200-$400 1059. Walt Disney World Simba Banner. (Walt Disney World, 2000s) A park-used Walt Disney World lamppost banner featuring Simba from the Lion King. The nylon double-sided banner features a large screenprinted image of young lion prince against a field of stars on either side. A wooden pole is threaded through the top of the banner and secured with gold plastic caps. The piece is equipped with both metal hoops and the top and metal grommets at the bottom for hanging. Measuring 40”x24”, the banner is in very good condition with some spot paint loss, cracks, and scratches. $100-$200

1060. Star Spangled Salute to America Lamppost Sign. (Walt Disney World, 1987) A very rare lamppost sign for the Magic Kingdom’s Star Spangled Salute to America. This patriotic celebration was in honor of the 200th anniversary of the signing of the constitution. The sign is single-sided and printed on acrylic board. Measuring 18” in diameter, the sign is in very good condition overall with some minor scuffing and scratching to the front of the sign from use and a screw hole at the top from its original installation. $300-$500

1061. Pair of Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party Decals. (Walt Disney World, 2002) A pair of decals for Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party. Featuring Goofy and Mickey in costume approaching Cinderella Castle in silhouette, the decals read “Mickey’s No So Scary Halloween Party” and were likely used for the popular event. Measuring 9.5” in diameter on their approximately 10.5”x11” backings, the stickers are in very good condition with some minor waving to the decal. $200-$400 325

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1062. Star Wars Weekends 2004 Event Poster. (Walt Disney World, 2004) A rare special event poster displayed at the park during the 2004 Star Wars Weekends festivities that ran from May 14-June 13 at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. Based on Tom Jung’s original artwork for the Star Wars: A New Hope Style A one sheet, the poster features Mickey Mouse as Luke Skywalker and Minnie Mouse as Princess Leia. Intended for short-term outdoor use, the image is printed on plasticine paper and equipped with velcro on the reverse for ease of mounting. Hand-trimmed from a larger sheet of posters, the piece measures 35”x26” with slightly uneven borders and is in very good condition with some discoloration from a printing irregularity at the top and across the lower quarter, scattered surface impressions, denting, and handling wear. $300-$500

1064. Walt Disney World Cast Member 10th Anniversary Plaque.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s) A rare original Walt Disney World Cast Member 10th Anniversary plaque. The wooden plaque features a metal relief Mickey Mouse globe logo and a dedication plate thanking the cast member for a decade of outstanding service to the Walt Disney company. Measuring 12”x9” and 1” deep, the plaque is in very good condition with a few minor nicks to the wood, and spot oxidation and surface wear to the plate. $200-$400 326

1063. Set of (3) Mini Anniversary Signs. (Walt Disney World, 19861991) A set of (3) Walt Disney World mini anniversary signs. These smaller versions of the popular lamppost shields seen throughout the park during milestone years are screen-printed on mirrored acrylic boards. The set includes a “15 Years” with Cinderella Castle graphic, a 20th anniversary “Surprise” with the castle as a jack-in-the-box, and a “20 Years” with a hidden Mickey fireworks and castle logo. Ranging in size from 8”x8” to 8.75”x7.75”, the signs are in generally good condition with scratching and scuffs to both the paint and mirrored surfaces. $200-$400

1065. Walt Disney World 15th Anniversary Press Handbook. (Walt Disney World, 1986) A vintage Working Press Handbook for the Walt Disney World Celebration Weekend festivities commemorating the U.S. Constitution Bicentennial and Walt Disney World’s 15th birthday, held October 1-5, 1986. The 39-page booklet provides a daily itinerary of exciting events, as well as travel details, a list of Disney executives and creative personnel available for interview, story ideas, extensive public relations contact lists, and more. Measuring 11”x4.25”, the handbook is in very good condition with some minor faint soiling to the covers. $100-$300

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1067. Walt Disney World 15th Anniversary Pennant. (Walt Disney World, 1986) A vintage Walt Disney World 15th Anniversary pennant. The felt pennant features printed graphics of Mickey Mouse with the park’s Cinderella Castle anniversary logo. The right edge is reinforced with a strip of blue felt and ornamental streamers. Measuring 11.75”x30.5”, the pennant is in very good condition with light wrinkling, a few pinholes along the back edge and at the tip. Over time, the red ink from the graphics has bled into the felt, giving the piece an overall pink hue. $100-$200 1066. Walt Disney World 15 Years Anniversary Lamppost Sign.

(Walt Disney World, 1986) A lamppost sign created in celebration of Walt Disney World’s 15th anniversary. Constructed of mirror-backed acrylic, the die-cut sign features screen printed design elements and the lettering, “15 Years.” Measuring 21”x18.5”, the sign is in very good condition with some scuffing and minor scratching to the surface throughout from use. There is some glue residue visible around the edges where the sign has been attached to a second die-cut acrylic board for stability. $300-$500

1068. Set of (4) Walt Disney World 20th Anniversary Items. (Walt Disney World, 1991) A collection of (4) items from Walt Disney World’s 20th anniversary celebration. Included is a press invitation booklet with an itinerary, a 20th anniversary sticker, a press badge nametag, and a pop-up watch.

The 20th anniversary was billed as a “Surprise!” party, and this theme is reflected in the invitation and watch. Ranging from the 3.25”x3.75” badge to the 9”x6.5” invitation, the items are in very good condition with minor wear. The watch shows mild tarnishing on the interior of the casing and may require a new battery to function. $200-$400

1069. Surprise! 20 Years Anniversary Lamppost Sign. (Walt Disney World, 1991) A lamppost sign created in celebration of Walt Disney World’s 20th anniversary. Constructed of mirror-backed acrylic, the die-cut sign features screen printed design elements and the lettering, “Surprise! 20 Years.” Measuring 22”x21.25”, the sign is in very good condition with some scratching and scuffing throughout from use. There is a hanger mounted to the back for display. $300-$500

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1070. Walt Disney World 20th Anniversary Park Sign. (Walt Disney World, 1991) An eye-catching sign created in celebration of Walt Disney World’s 20th anniversary. Constructed of mirror-backed acrylic, the circular sign features screen printed design elements and the lettering, “20 Years Walt Disney World.” Measuring 20” in diameter, the sign is in very good condition with a scratch through the castle, and other small scuffs and scratches throughout from park use. There is a hanger mounted to the back for display. $300-$500

1071. Walt Disney World 25th Anniversary Ticket and Pen Set. (Walt Disney World, 1996) A commemorative ticket boxed set celebrating Walt Disney World’s 25th anniversary. The set additionally includes a Mickey Mouse ballpoint pen. Featuring over 30 popular Disney characters with a backdrop of familiar Walt Disney World landmarks, the commemorative ticket can still be used for a single day admission ticket today as it has no expiration date. Measuring approximately 4”x9” in its 9”x11.5” and 1.25” deep box, the set is in very good condition and is still shrink-wrapped in its original packaging. There is some surface wear to the shrink-wrap, including some tearing and scratching, but it appears that this has caused only minor wear to the box. $300-$500

1072. Cinderella Castle 25th Anniv. Oversized Candy Prop. (Walt Disney World, 1996) A prop candy button used to decorate Cinderella Castle for Walt Disney World’s 25th anniversary. In one of the more radical refurbishments ever to take place at a Disney park, Cinderella Castle was transformed into a giant birthday cake for the Magic Kingdom’s silver jubilee. Consisting of a plastic dome over a wooden frame equipped with holes for hanging, candy buttons like this one studded every level of the castle’s towers. The piece is painted in orange enamel and sprinkled with pearlescent confetti. Measuring 30” in diameter x 15” deep, the candy button is in good condition with patches of paint loss, paint chipping and cracking, surface wear, and weathering. $400-$600

1073. Walt Disney World 25th Anniversary Lamppost Sign. (Walt Disney World, 1996) A park-used Walt Disney World 25th anniversary lamppost sign. Constructed of cast resin, the circular medallion-style sign features a central stylized “25” with the surrounding text, “Celebrating 25 Magical years 1971-1996.” Signs like these adorned the lampposts at Walt Disney World during their year-long celebration. Gaffer tape has been applied to adhesive remnants on the reverse from mounting. $300-$500

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1074. Walt Disney World 35th Anniversary Dedication Plaque.

(Walt Disney World, 2006) A recreation of the bronze dedication plaque read out by Roy O. Disney during the Walt Disney World opening ceremonies on October 25, 1971. Sculpted by artist Randy Noble, the metal plaque on an integral display base was released in honor of Walt Disney World’s 35th anniversary and features commemorative printed text on the underside of the base. The original plaque on which this exacting replica is based rests below the Main Street flagpole in the Magic Kingdom to this day.

Measuring 5”x5” and 2” deep, the piece is in very good condition with only minor surface wear. $200-$400

1076. Set of (39) Walt Disney World Park Anniversary Buttons.

(Walt Disney World, 1972-2008) A set of (39) cast member exclusive Walt Disney World birthday pinback buttons. The collection covers the years 1972-2000 with a single button representing each anniversary, save for (2) 20th, (2) 25th, (2) 26th buttons. However, for duplicated milestones, each button is a different style. The set also includes a leatherette ribbon for the 13th anniversary. Very few sets this comprehensive exist, and it would be exceedingly difficult to build one from scratch. Ranging in size from 1.5” in diameter to 2.5”x3.5”, the buttons are in good to very fine condition with some surface wear, rubbing, and oxidation to the backings. $300-$500

1075. Set of (4) Walt Disney World 40th Anniversary Plates. (Walt Disney World, 2011) A set of (4) square ceramic plates created in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World.

The plates feature colorful artwork adapted by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily from a 1970s Walt Disney World Preview Center Map. Housed in the original box, the plates each measure 8.5”x8.5” and are in fine unused condition. The box measures 9”x9” and 3.5” deep and is in very good condition.

The lower right corner has split and been repaired with transparent tape. $100-$200

1077. Walt Disney World Closed For Renovation Park Sign. (Walt Disney World, c.1990s) A park-used sign from Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom reading “We’re sorry… This Facility is Closed for Renovation.” The screen printed plastic foam board sign measures 17.75”x17.75” and is in good condition with surface wear, scuffing, adhesive residue, and minor soiling. $200-$400 329

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1078. Mickey Mouse Walt Disney World Service Closure Sign. (Walt Disney World, c.1970s) A park-used service closure sign from Walt Disney World. The plastic sign features a screened image of an apologetic Mickey Mouse with the text, “Sorry for the inconvenience… this area is temporarily closed for service.” The piece is equipped with two holes at the top for display. Measuring 17.75”x19.75”, the sign is in good condition with paint loss and chipping to Mickey, scratching, scuffing, and spot discoloration to the front. The reverse bears adhesive remnants, scrapes, scuffs, and minor edge chipping. $300-$500

1079. Empress Lilly Monogrammed Butter Pat Plate. (Walt Disney World, c.1970s) A vintage butter pat plate from a restaurant aboard the Empress Lilly at Walt Disney World.

The elegant plate has a rose-colored face with a gold “EL” monogram and a raised faceted rim trimmed in metallic gold. The bottom of the plate is stamped with a Mayer China Co maker’s mark. The Empress Lilly was a full-sized replica 19th century paddle steamer named for Walt Disney’s wife that housed several elegant restaurants and lounges decorated in the Rocco Louis XV style. Disney operated the pleasure vessel from 1977 to 1995. Measuring 3.75” in diameter, the plate is in fine condition with only minor wear to the bottom from restaurant use. $100-$200

1081. Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Café Menu. (Walt Disney World, c.2010s) A menu from the Frontierland Tex-Mex eatery Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Café at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. The double-sided laminated menu card features kids’ meals and beverages on one side, and Southwestern influenced entrées on the other.

Measuring 11”x8.5”, the menu is in very good condition with minor corner and edge wear from park use. $100-$200 330

1080. Adventureland Veranda Dining Tray.

(Walt Disney World, 1994) A park-used dining tray from the Adventureland Veranda at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. The fiberglass dining tray features a central illustrated graphic of the restaurant’s facade inside a vibrant blue and red border themed after sponsor Kikkoman’s logo. Serving fast food with a tropical/East-Asian twist, the Adventureland Veranda was in operation from Walt Disney World’s opening day until 1994. Measuring 14”x18”, the tray is in very good condition with some minor scuffing to the bottom from restaurant use. $100-$200

1082. Jean-Luc Colombo L’Ombre de la Bete 2011 Vin Rouge. (Walt Disney World, 2011) A sealed 750 mL bottle of Jean-Luc Colombo L’ombre de la Bete 2011 Vin Rogue.

Translating to “Shadow of the Beast”, this lovely, fruit forward 20% Syrah, 35% grenache, and 20% Mourvèdre blend is inspired by Disney’s Academy Award-winning French fairytale and produced in the legendary Rhone Valley exclusively for Walt Disney World. The wine can only be found at the upscale, Beauty and the Beastthemed Be Our Guest restaurant in the Magic Kingdom. The graphics and castle artwork on the label were designed by Walt Disney Imagineering. Measuring 12” tall x 3.25” in diameter, the full, unopened bottle is in fine condition with only slight wear to the labels. $100-$200

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1083. Walt Disney World Custom Commercial Waffle Maker. (Walt Disney World, c.1970s) A vintage custom Rugged 1 waffle maker from Walt Disney World manufactured by F.S. Carbon of Buchanan, MI. Constructed of heavy duty cast iron, the commercial-grade appliance makes Belgian-style waffles with impressions of the original opening-year Walt Disney World Mickey Mouse-eared globe logo on each side. The waffle iron features heat reducing metal spring handles and can be flipped within the integral stand. The electronics seem to be in working order as the iron heats up when plugged in. Such custom commercial appliances from the Disney resorts seldom find their way into private hands. Measuring 21”x11.25” and 6.75”, the piece is in restaurant-used good vintage condition. There is some discoloration and a patina of grease to both the interior and exterior of the iron from heavy daily use, as well as a few stray iron filings inside the appliance from components clashing together. Some cleaning and servicing is suggested prior to any additional use. $800-$1,200

1084. Contemporary Resort Information Folder. (Contemporary Resort, 1978) A vintage Walt Disney World Information folder from the Contemporary Resort. Folders like these were placed in guest rooms prior to occupancy. It contains an unused Contemporary Resort postcard; a 31-page digest-size Walt Disney World Resort Guide; and the September 1978 edition of the Walt Disney World News, the official monthly newspaper of Walt Disney World. The folder measures 11.5”x9.5” and is in good condition with minor creasing to the bottom of the side tab and creasing and surface marring to the bottom right corner of the cover. The newspaper exhibits some browning to the upper right edge and the postcard has a small hairline crease to the top edge. $100-$200

1085. Contemporary Resort Ceramic Cocktail Mug. (Contemporary Resort, c.1980s) A lidded cocktail mug in the shape of Disney’s Contemporary Resort at Walt Disney World. The ceramic cocktail mug faithfully replicates the iconic sloping sides of the A-frame modular hotel. The lid is equipped with a hole for insertion of a straw and/or swizzle stick. Drinks could be purchased in souvenir mugs like these at the hotel’s bars. Measuring 5”x4” and 3.5” deep with the lid in place, the mug is in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200 331

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1086. Mary Blair Artwork from Contemporary Resort. (Contemporary Resort, c.1970s-80s) A framed silkscreened print of artwork by Mary Blair used as room décor in Disney’s Contemporary Resort at Walt Disney World. Taken directly from Mary Blair’s original concept art, the print depicts a Native American brave and a brown bear. The print is presented in its original hotel frame. These prints were decommissioned during a 1980s renovation and few survive. The print measures 16.75”x19.75” visible through a 23.25”x26.5” wood and metal frame and the piece is in very good condition.

The print has some surface wear from display, the mat shows some stress lines and smudges, and the frame exhibits minor paint loss and splintering around the edges. $500-$700

1087. Mary Blair Artwork from Contemporary Resort. (Contemporary Resort, c.1970s-80s) A framed silkscreened print of artwork by Mary Blair used as room décor in Disney’s Contemporary Resort at Walt Disney World. Taken directly from Mary Blair’s original concept art, the print depicts a party of Native American women and a bird.

The print is presented in its original hotel frame. These prints were decommissioned during a 1980s renovation and few survive.

The print measures 16.75”x19.75” visible through a 23.25”x26.5” wood and metal frame and the piece is in very good condition. The print has some surface wear from display, the mat shows some stress lines and smudges, and the frame exhibits minor paint loss. $500-$700

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1088. Contemporary Resort Room Service Menu. (Contemporary Resort, 1970s) An early room service menu from the Contemporary Resort.

Featuring selections for breakfast, all day dining, and cocktails, the menu showcases the variety of options offered to resort guests. Measuring 12”x8”, the menu is in good condition with some creasing and edge-wear throughout from use. $200-$400

1090. Contemporary Resort Hand Towel. (Contemporary Resort, c.2000s) A rare Disney’s Contemporary Resort hand towel manufactured by Williams-Sonoma. The white terrycloth towel features the hotel’s graphic logo embroidered in black. Measuring 29”x19”, the towel is in very fine, unused condition. $100-$200

1089. Contemporary Resort Bread Plate. (Contemporary Resort, 1970s) A vintage bread plate from the Contemporary Resort at Walt Disney World. Created by Mayer China, the plate features the classic Walt Disney World logo in gold at the top and a double line around the rim. Measuring 6.25” in diameter, the plate is in very good condition with minor wear from use. $100-$200

1091. Polynesian Village Resort Room Service Menu. (Polynesian Resort, 1982) A room service menu from Disney’s Polynesian Resort in Walt Disney World. The cardstock covers feature tropical flora graphics, and the 6-page menu contains breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, spirits, and wine selections in French, English and Spanish. Measuring 11”x7”, the menu is in very good condition with some surface impressions to the covers, corner creasing, and edge wear. $200-$400 333

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1092. Polynesian Village Resort Plate and Fruit Cup. (Polynesian Resort, c.2000s) A pair of dishes from Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort manufactured by Villeroy & Boch of Luxembourg, including a dinner plate and a fruit cup. Both pieces feature an ochre-colored halo around the outer rim with a tropical flower and abstract stem pattern ringing the edges of the dish.

The plate measures 10.5” in diameter and the fruit cup is 4.75” in diameter.

Both are in very good condition with minor surface wear and scuffing to the bottoms from resort use. $100-$200

1093. Polynesian Resort Papeete Bay Verandah Menu. (Polynesian Resort, c.1970s) A rare Papeete Bay Verandah menu from Walt Disney World Resort’s Polynesian Village. The large menu folder features a printed tiki god pattern called “Florida,” traveling from the front to the back covers. A whimsical statement of concept is printed on the interior front cover, and a list of the elegant eatery’s island-inflected cuisine is printed on two interior pages, bound into the folder with a metallic gold colored elastic cord. Measuring 15”x9”, the menu folder is in good condition with some handling creases at the top and bottom, and spot staining from restaurant use. $100-$200

1094. Polynesian Resort Tiki Wall Lamp. (Polynesian Resort, c.2000s) A tiki wall lamp from the Polynesian Resort at Walt Disney World. This lamp features an original tiki style figure is meant to be hard-wired into existing electricals and does not feature a plug. Measuring 15” tall, the lamp is in fair condition overall with wear throughout and some chipping to the light bulb base. This item has not been tested for working condition. $300-$500 334

1095. Pleasure Island Standee. (Walt Disney World, c.1990s) A standee advertising the nightly New Year’s Eve celebrations at Walt Disney World’s Pleasure Island. The printed cardboard standee depicts scenes of mass merrymaking and is equipped with a cardboard self-stand on the reverse (unused).

The nightclubs of Pleasure Island opened in 1989 and were a central feature of the Downtown Disney shopping and dining district. The regular New Year’s festivities were discontinued 2005, and by 2008, all the dance clubs had closed in favor of a more family friendly concept. Measuring 8.5”x11”, the standee is in very good condition with some edge wear, corner bumping, and surface loss to corners. $100-$300

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1097. Set of (4) Coronado Springs Under Construction Pins.

(Coronado Springs, 2017) A set of (4) pins inspired by the Three Caballeros exclusively available to guests of the Coronado Springs Resort at Walt Disney World during their 2017-2018 refurbishment. The renovation-themed enamel pins consist of (2) Donald Duck as a painter, Jose Carioca as carpenter, and a Panchito Pistoles as a construction worker. All are affixed to a folded card reading “Pardon our Pixie Dust” on the front cover with a printed apology to guests on the inside cover. The pins each measure approximately 1.25” tall and are in very fine, as-new condition. The card is 4”x3.5” and in good condition, exhibiting some surface impressions, corner bending, edge wear, and handling. $300-$500

1096. Grand Floridian Mickey Mouse Lamp. (Walt Disney World, c.1990s) A guest room desk lamp from Walt Disney World’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa manufactured by Mario Industries. The wood and resin lamp base is painted to appear as marble and takes the form of a bust of Mickey Mouse wearing a top hat perched on a Doric column. Unlike other examples of this lamp, the power knob is on the light socket rather than the bottom of the base. The electronics are in working order and a faceted fabric lampshade is included. Measuring 27.5”x6” and 6” fully assembled, the lamp is in very good condition with only minor surface wear and slight imperfections from the mold. The piece retains the original maker’s tag and Disney price tag. $300-$500

1098. Walt Disney World Golf Resort Room Service Menu. (Golf Resort, c.1970s) A rare room service menu from the Disney Golf Resort at Walt Disney World. The tri-folded cardstock menu features an image of Mickey in golf togs on the cover and contains four pages of breakfast, all day dining, dinner, and beverage options, with many items boasting golf inspired names.

Measuring 12”x6”, the menu is in very good condition with some edge wear, corner bending, and surface impressions. $100-$300 335

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1099. Disney All-Star Movies Resort Guest Room Coat Rack. (All-Star Movies Resort, c.1999) A themed guest room coat rack from the Disney AllStar Movies Resort at Walt Disney World. Constructed of particle board with a wooden laminate finish, the coat rack features five plastic pegs for hanging, a short central shelf, and a decorative panel depicting silhouettes of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and Pluto making a movie. Racks like these hung in every guest room in the resort until a recent refurbishment. Measuring 12.5”x21” and 2.25” deep, the piece is in very good condition with a small scratch at lower left, and scattered surface wear. The reverse of the rack is equipped with holes for wall mounting. $300-$500

1100. Set of (3) Disney Wilderness Lodge Wallpaper Rolls. (Wilderness Lodge, 1994) A set of (3) rolls of unused wallpaper from the Disney Wilderness Lodge at the Walt Disney World Resort. Inspired by the hide paintings of the Native American tribes of the Great Plains, the enormous wallpaper rolls all depict the same repeating pattern featuring horses, buffalo, tipis, tribal officials, and symbolic iconography. The rolls each contain 30 yards of wallpaper and measure 27” tall x 5.25” in diameter. They remain in fine, unused condition. The original shipping labels to the Lodge from manufacturer J. Josephson, Inc. are included. $300-$500 336

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The new park maintained the idea of showcasing modern innovation and enterprise through “edutainment” attractions, as well as the addition of the world nations showcase. Opening in 1982, the park was named EPCOT Center in tribute to the inspiration of Walt’s original vision.

1101. Walt Disney World “Master Plan” Aerial Photo. (Epcot, 1982) An original “Master Plan” aerial photo print for Walt Disney World, created in July of 1982, just three months before the opening of Epcot Center. It was produced by the Reedy Creek Improvement District, which served as the governing jurisdiction for the land used at Walt Disney World. This “Master Plan” helped in guiding the current and future development of Disney’s land in Florida, and is a great representation of the early years of Walt Disney World and the pre-opening of Epcot. Measuring an impressive 40”x24” within its original 43.5”x28” glassless frame, the plan is in good condition with minor wear to the frame and a slight waviness to the photo print. $1,000-$2,000 337

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1102. Epcot Center Hiring Packet & Press Folder. (Epcot, 1982) A hiring packet for cast members at Epcot Center. This packet includes the booklets “The Spirit of Epcot Center” and “The Dawn of a New Disney Era,” a copy of the newsletter “Epcot Center Today,” and a training checklist. Also included is a press folder for Epcot, with one publicity photo. The packet measures 11.75”x9.5” overall and the press folder measures 11.5”x9”. While the contents are in very good condition, the hiring folder is in good condition with some surface wear, spots of tearing along the edges, some creasing, and discoloration at the upper right. The press folder has some surface wear including scratching, scuffing, and staining, as well as general edge-wear. $200-$400

1104. Epcot Official Opening VIP Commemorative Medallion. (Epcot, 1982) A limited edition commemorative medallion only available to select VIPs during Epcot’s Grand Opening in October 1982. The weighty metal coin is numbered “0458” along its edge and remains sealed in its original plastic and cardboard box with paper slipcover that is also numbered 0458. The coin measures 2.5” in diameter and is in very fine, as-new condition. The box measures 4”x4.25” and exhibits browning to and edge wear the slipcover. $200-$400 338

1103. Set of (8) Epcot Pre-Opening Color-Coded Press Badges.

(Epcot, 1982) An extremely rare set of (8) color-coded press badges for Epcot’s pre-opening festivities in September of 1982. These adhesive-backed printed fabric badges provided exclusive admission to the as-of-yet unopened theme park. As with the grand opening of Disneyland, press access to the Epcot previews was staggered using color-coded passes, each color corresponding to a different entry time. The set includes green, pink, yellow, silver, blue, lilac, and (2) red badges. They measure 3.25” in diameter and are in very fine, unused condition with the protective paper coverings still attached to the adhesive backings. $100-$200

1105. EPCOT Center Opening Day Ticket Replica Paperweight. (Epcot, 1982) An Epcot limited edition replica Opening Day ticket. The cast bronze ticket recreation features exquisitely sculpted relief detail. Edition stamped “1328,” the ticket is encased in a slab of lucite and presented in a leatherette and board clamshell box stamped in silver ink on the lid, “Epcot Center Opening Day Ticket Replica Numbered Limited Edition—2500.” The ticket in lucite measures 2.5”x6.25” and 1.5” deep and the display box is 5.25”x7.5” and 1.75.” A white cloudy substance has spread throughout the inner surface of the lucite but has not affected the ticket. The box is in fine condition. $100-$200

1106. EPCOT Center Opening Day Press Kit & Team EPCOT Button. (Epcot, 1982) A special cast member booklet created for the grand opening of Epcot on October 1, 1982 and a “Team Epcot” cast member button. A company thank-you letter from Ron Miller is included with the booklet, which contains 24-pages of photos and information on the various pavilions and attractions of the new park. The Team Epcot button has a silver Epcot logo and reads “Architectural Prod.-Facility-Show & Ride-Resident Eng.” around the edge, along with the park’s opening date.

The button measures 1.75” in diameter and the booklet measures 11”x8.5”. Both are in very good condition with some minor surface wear to the booklet, as well as some edge-wear to the letter from storage. $100-$200

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1107. Epcot Center Kodak Dial Map & Disney Newsreel. (Epcot, 1982) A unique fold-out dial map created by Kodak for Epcot, and an issue of the Disney Newsreel from Epcot’s opening day. Inside the former is a stylish map of the park with Kodak’s photo spots highlighted, and on the reverse are tips for shooting photos and film. The newsletter announces Epcot’s opening and covers stats about the new park, as well as other news and announcements relevant to cast members. The dial map measures 6”x6” and the newsletter measures 11”x8.5”. Both are in very good condition with minor edge-wear, and some spots of discoloration to the front page of the newsletter. $100-$200

1109. The Official Album of Epcot Center Record. (Epcot, 1983) A vintage 12” vinyl LP created by Disney to promote the newly opened Epcot Center at Walt Disney World. Released by Disneyland Records, this first pressing features selections from the park’s soundtrack for attractions like Journey into Imagination, World of Motion, and Universe of Energy, as well as songs from live shows such as Kitchen Kabaret. The original sleeve is included and measures 12.25”x12.25”. Both record and sleeve are in very good condition, with minor surface wear to the record and edge wear and spine spidering to the sleeve. $100-$200

1108. Epcot Center First Year License Plate. (Epcot, 1982) A vintage stamped metal Walt Disney World Epcot Center license plate featuring the grand opening tag line, “The Newest Wonder of the World.” Measuring 6”x12”, the piece is in very good condition with some surface wear including a few scratches to the paint throughout, as well as minor warping to the metal. $100-$200

1110. Epcot Cast Member Jacket. (Epcot, c.1990s) An eye-catching cast member jacket from Walt Disney World’s Epcot. The metallic silver synthetic fabric jacket features a folded collar, an embroidered Epcot logo patch at left chest, waist slash pockets, gathered sleeve cuffs, and zipper front closure.

The interior of the collar is marked in black felt pen size “L,” “Epcot,” and “1/92.” The jacket is in very good condition with only minor wear from park use. $300-$500 339

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1111. Spaceship Earth Cast Member Costume and Name Tag. (Epcot, c.2005) A cast member shirt, shorts and name tag from Spaceship Earth at Walt Disney World’s Epcot.

The futuristic gray and purple short-sleeve shirt has teal and black accents, a Spaceship Earth tag with sponsor Siemen’s logo, and a 3/4 zipper front closure. The interior of the collar is marked “XS” in black ink, and the shirt retains a Disney Worldwide Services tag printed “Male.” A cast member “Tony” name tag is affixed to the left chest. The ensemble also includes a pair of cargo shorts with teal fabric piping down both sides. The shirt is in very good condition with some fading to extremities from wear. The name tag measures 1.5”x2.5” and exhibits some minor surface wear. $300-$500

1113. Millennium Celebration Lamppost Sign & Banner. (Epcot, 2000) A memorable lamppost sign and banner created for the Millennium Celebration at Epcot. This sign is constructed on a die-cut acrylic backing with the designs printed on thin metal. The central section reads “2000 Walt Disney World” while the lower section showcases the event’s slogan: “Celebrate the Future Hand in Hand.” The banner is comprised of red and yellow fabric, with a medallion at the base and a rod across the top for mounting. The sign measures 27” in diameter at the widest point, and the overall display measures approximately 56”x35” with the banner included.

The condition is good, with some edge and surface wear consistent with park use, including some scuffing throughout and chipping to the paint of the numbers. There are a few areas where the metal appears to be lifting slightly from the backing, but it is not loose. $300-$500 340

1112. Spaceship Earth Attraction Poster Serigraph. (Epcot, 2020) A serigraph attraction poster print by artist Eric Tan for Epcot’s Spaceship Earth. Created in an edition of 100 as part of the Epcot: The Transformation collection, the serigraph is printed using the same process as the original park attraction posters on Stardream metallic silver archival paper and hand numbered at lower left, “46/100”. The piece measures 27”x18” and is in very fine condition with minimal wear. $1,000-$2,000

1114. Epcot World Showcase Trash Can Sign. (Epcot, c.1990s) An original trash can sign from the World Showcase at Epcot Center. The cast resin sign is expertly painted and finished to appear as bronze metal and features raised World Showcase lettering with a central relief compass rose graphic.

Signs like these were prominently visible applied to the sides of trash cans in the various World Showcase locations. Measuring 11.5” in diameter, the sign is in good condition. The tip has broken off the compass point embellishment on the left side of the piece. The unfinished reverse exhibits heavy adhesive residue from previous application. $100-$200

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1116. Epcot Center Thermo-Serv Mug. (Epcot, 1982) A Thermo-Serv plastic mug from Epcot Center at Walt Disney World. This mug features imagery of the Spaceship Earth and is one of the original mugs sold in the opening year of the Epcot Center. The mug is 3” in diameter and is 6.25” tall. It is in good condition with minor wear from use over time. $100-$200 1115. Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival Sign. (Epcot, 1994) A small sign created for the International Flower & Garden Festival at Epcot. Mounted to acrylic, the printed sign features the inaugural year of the popular festival celebrating Disney-style gardens and topiaries, which was presented by Better Homes and Gardens. Measuring 8.5”x7.5”, the sign is in very good condition with some minor surface scuffs. $200-$400

1117. Set of (8) Epcot Pavilion Buttons. (Epcot, c.1982) A complete original set of (8) vintage Epcot pin back buttons featuring the logos of the park’s various pavilions. The set includes Horizons, World of Motion, CommuniCore, Spaceship Earth, Journey into Imagination, The Living Seas, The Land, and Universe of Energy. All of the buttons feature unpriced Walt Disney World sales labels on the reverse. This is the same logo imagery used on the smaller cast member exclusive buttons, but this larger variant was likely intended for additional promotional use. Each of the buttons measures 2.5” in diameter. They are in very good condition, exhibiting some oxidation to metal backings and general wear. $100-$200

1118. The American Adventure Press Kit. (Epcot, 1982) An Epcot press kit highlighting Epcot’s American Adventure. The materials include: a trifold cardstock brochure about the making of the show and the pavilion’s inspiration; (2) RC gelatin silver behind-the-scenes photos with press snipes; a 12-page booklet titled “The Dawn of a New Disney Era;” (4) press releases, totaling 11 printed pages; a 2-page Epcot fact sheet; and a 1-page editorial backgrounder. The press materials, which range in size from 8”x10” to 11”x8.5”, are stored in the original American Adventure branded folder, measuring 12”x9”. Items range from good to very good condition. With minor spots of disocloration, handling wear, and small creases. $100-$200 341

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1119. Walter Peregoy The Land Pavilion Concept Painting. (Epcot, 1978) An original concept painting for The Land Pavilion at Walt Disney World’s Epcot Center.

Walter Peregoy, a prolific Disney animator, returned as an Imagineer in 1977 and was a major contributor to Epcot’s final design. Accomplished in acrylic on paper mounted to board for presentation, the piece depicts a stylized interpretation of natural cycles giving rise to new plant life. The reverse retains WED ink stamps and is hand titled and signed by the artist, “Epcot Land/Food Pavillion 12-27-78 Walter Peregoy.” The image measures 17”x14” on a 25.75”x25” board. The piece is in very good condition with some minor paper remnants in the artwork and bumping to the bottom right corner. $800-$1,000

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1120. The Land Pavilion Attraction Poster Serigraph.

(Epcot, 2020) A serigraph attraction poster print by artist Stacey Aoyama for the Land Pavilion in Epcot’s Future World. Created in an edition of 300 as part of the World Nature and Epcot: The Transformation collections, the serigraph is printed using the same process as the original park attraction posters on Stardream metallic silver archival paper and hand numbered at lower left, “85/300”. The piece measures 27”x18” and is in very fine condition with minimal wear. $300-$500

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1121. Set of (5) Living with the Land Architectural Plans. (Epcot, 1993) A set of (5) architectural plans for the simulated storm section of the Living with the Land ride in The Land Pavilion at Epcot. Dating from the 1993 refurbishment, these designs show an overview of the thunderstorm in a deciduous forest section of the dark ride boat tour, highlight sections of this ride segment, delineate the catwalks on which the special effects projectors are placed, provide elevation details of specific scenic elements, and designate placement of atmospheric fog machine devices. Staple-bound at the left edge, the prints bear some Imagineer hand-annotation in pencil and generally measure 18.5”x22.25”. They are in very good condition with some handling wear. $300-$500

1123. The Land Pavilion Dining Tray. (Epcot, c.1993) A large fiberglass food service dining tray from The Land Pavilion at Epcot. The tray features the pavilion’s graphic logo with list of attractions and the insignia of sponsor Nestle. Measuring 14”x18”, the tray is in very good condition with only minor surface wear to the top and scratching and scuffs to the bottom from park use. $100-$200

1122. The Land Pavilion Grand Opening Press Kit. (Epcot, 1982) An incredibly rare press kit created for The Land Pavilion at Epcot. The press kit contains (20) press releases discussing the pavilion itself, the new attraction Kitchen Kabaret, and Kraft’s reasoning behind sponsoring the Pavilion, among other information. The kit is contained within an embossed 12”x9” folder. The condition is very good overall with some edge creasing to the folder. $100-$200

1124. Horizons Attraction Poster Serigraph. (Epcot, 2020) A serigraph attraction poster print by artist Eric Tan for the classic Horizons dark ride in Epcot’s Future World. Created in an edition of 200 as part of the Epcot Forever and Epcot: The Transformation collections, the serigraph is printed using the same process as the original park attraction posters on Stardream metallic silver archival paper and hand numbered at lower left, “27/200”.

The piece measures 27”x18” and is in very fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400 343

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1125. Epcot Center Journey into Imagination Pennant. (Epcot, 1982) A vintage Journey into Imagination with Figment pennant from the earliest days of Walt Disney World’s Epcot Center. The felt pennant features printed graphics of the Dreamfinder and Figment aboard the Dream Catcher with the Epcot Center’s first logo. Dated 1982, this piece would have been among the first souvenirs available at the park when it opened in October of that year. The left edge is reinforced with a strip of felt and ornamental streamers. Measuring 11”x29”, the pennant is in fine condition with some minor background scuffing and a few pinholes on the edge and the tip. $200-$400

1127. Imagination Pavilion Attraction Poster Serigraph. (Epcot, 2020) A serigraph attraction poster print by artist Eric Tan for the Imagination Pavilion in Epcot’s Future World. Created in an edition of 200 as part of the Epcot Forever and Epcot: The Transformation collections, the serigraph is printed using the same process as the original park attraction posters on Stardream metallic silver archival paper and hand numbered at lower left, “27/300”. The piece measures 27”x18” and is in very fine condition with minimal wear. $500-$1,000 344

1126. “Musical Figments” Framed Pin Set. (Epcot, 2002) A limited edition framed pin set titled “Musical Figments” by artist Richard Sznerch created for Disney’s Pin Celebration. The set consists of (6) enamel pins of Figment playing different instruments, arranged over a stylized musical staff print. The mat retains a Pin Celebration 2002 coin embedded at lower right. Created in an edition of 500, the piece comes with a COA. The original packaging is included. The pins range in size from approximately 2”x1.5” to 2”x2.5” in their 12.5”x14.5” frame and are in very fine, as-new condition, with some minor nicks to the edges of the mat. The box measures 15.25”x13.25” and 1.25” deep with some tape to the edges and general handling wear. $200-$400

1128. Figment Journey into Imagination Christmas Ornament.

(Epcot, 1982) An acrylic Christmas ornament depicting Figment the dragon from Journey into Imagination. Epcot opened in October of 1982, so this festive Figment ornament would have been among the earliest souvenirs on offer at the park. The ornament is threaded with gold elastic string for hanging. Measuring 4”x2.5”, the piece is in very condition with some adhesive residue on Figment’s midsection and right leg. $100-$200

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1129. Figment Journey into Imagination Prop. (Epcot, 1980s) An original hand-painted vinyl prop of the character Figment from Epcot’s Journey into Imagination. This detailed prop is an incredible representation of the beloved character and is believed to have been used in the attraction or during the creation of the film segments seen at the ending of the attraction. The prop is constructed in a way that allows some range of motion for his body as well as the opening and closing of his mouth. Following the prop’s initial use in the early 1980s, it was used as color and sculpture reference for the proposed Dreamfinder network television series. The prop is hollow within the thick latex, where either a hand or other mechanics could have been inserted. Measuring approximately 20” tall, the prop is in good condition with some surface scuffs and paint wear from use. Vinyl Skin props from Disney’s Animatronic characters are extremely rare and this is a wonderful example of the skill and craftsmanship that brings these characters to life. $15,000-$20,000 345

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1130. Kitchen Kabaret Attraction Poster Serigraph. (Epcot, 2020) A serigraph attraction poster print by artist Stacey Aoyama for Kitchen Kabaret in Epcot’s Land Pavilion. Created in an edition of 300 as part of the World Nature and Epcot: The Transformation collections, the serigraph is printed using the same process as the original park attraction posters on Stardream metallic silver archival paper and hand numbered at lower left, “85/300”.

The piece measures 27”x18” and is in very fine condition with minimal wear. $300-$500

1132. Test Track Imagineering Jacket. (Epcot, c.2000s) An exceedingly rare racing jacket issued only to Imagineers who designed and built the Test Track attraction in Epcot’s Future World. The high visibility yellow, white, and black nylon windbreaker features a checkerboard collar; shoulder panels with an embroidered Test Track Team logo on one and a screen-printed “97” on the other; embroidered Test Track and park logos on either sleeve, and zipper closure. The 97s throughout the design are in reference to the attraction’s scheduled opening year, 1997. Due to numerous delays, the Test Track didn’t officially open until two years later, in March of 1999. A size M, the jacket remains in fine condition with minimal age and wear. $300-$500 346

1131. Set of (17) Food Rocks Architectural Plans. (Epcot, 1993) A set of (17) architectural plans created by Walt Disney Imagineering for the conversion of the Kitchen Kabaret audio-animatronic attraction into Food Rocks at The Land Pavilion in Epcot’s Future World. The vellum prints are staple-bound at the left edge and depict various areas and steps of the project, including a demolition plan, different parts of the stage, elevations of the stage, and details of table, cookbook, and the show’s marquee. Providing interesting insight into creation of the attraction, the book of plans measures 13”2.35” and is in good condition with minor handling wear typical of the medium. $400-$600

1133. Test Track Cast Member Shirt and Name Tag. (Epcot, c.1997) A cast member shirt and name tag from the Test Track attraction in Epcot’s Future World. The gray and orange button-down collared shirt has checkered flag epaulets and features several embroidered patches, with a Test Track Crew logo on the reverse, a General Motors logo on the right sleeve, and a Test Track logo on the right chest. It retains the Clifton maker’s label with XL size tag, and the collar is marked, “A Epcot XL 7/97.” A Walt Disney World “Dennis” cast member name tag is affixed to the left chest pocket. The shirt is in fine condition overall with some minor age and wear. The name tag measures 1.5”x2.5” and exhibits rubbing to the image of Mickey and surface wear. $300-$500

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1134. Universe of Energy Cast Member Costume. (Epcot, c. 1990s) A female cast member costume ensemble consisting of a shirt and pants from the Universe of Energy pavilion in Epcot’s Future World. The uniquely designed gray, navy blue, and orange shirt features an asymmetrical front button closure, orange to yellow fabric striping at left, and an embroidered logo patch on the right sleeve. An Epcot center label and “L” size tag are sewn on at bottom left. The white pleated slacks retain an internal “F/18 “ size tag and a Walt Disney Company label. The costume ensemble is in very good condition. The metal hoop from the hoop and tab closure on the pants’ interior waist band has come loose and the tab itself has left a small rust stain. $300-$500

1136. Innoventions Imagineering Team Credits Brochure. (Epcot, 1994) An extremely rare brochure keepsake for the Imagineering team who created the Innoventions attraction at Epcot. The tri-fold brochure features the Innoventions logo and details the WDI project team who worked on the “Trade Show of Near Future Technologies.” Also included is a memo from WDI management praising the team for staying on budget and on schedule, and a facsimile letter to all who worked on the project. Only issued to those involved in the creation of Innoventions, the brochure is incredibly scarce. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the piece is in very good condition with minor handling impressions. The memo measures 11”x8.5” and the letter is 8.5”x5.5”. Both are in fine condition. $200-$400

1135. Soarin’ Attraction Poster Serigraph. (Epcot, 2020) A serigraph attraction poster print by artist Eric Tan for Soarin’ Around the World in Epcot’s Future World. Created in an edition of 300 as part of the World Nature and Epcot: The Transformation collections, the serigraph is printed using the same process as the original park attraction posters on Stardream metallic silver archival paper and hand numbered at lower left, “85/300”. The piece measures 27”x18” and is in very fine condition with minimal wear. $300-$500

1137. Ratatouille “Le Menu” Promotional Cookbook. (Disney, 2007) A rare and interesting promotional item issued by Disney in advance of Ratatouille’s theatrical release. Designed to look like a menu from a fine dining restaurant, the 18-page booklet contains recipes by chef Thomas Keller inspired by Remy’s signature dishes paired with images from the film. The staple-bound book measures 11”x8.5” and is in very good condition with minor handling creases to the covers. $100-$200 347

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1138. Walt Disney World Resort Poster. (Walt Disney World, 1989) A special Walt Disney World poster released after the grand opening of Disney-MGM Studios to celebrate the resort’s expansion. Depicting a stylized illustration of Cinderella Castle, the Spaceship Earth geodesic sphere, and Disney-MGM’s mouse-eared water tower, the poster features each of the parks’ opening dates beneath the image. Rolled and never folded, the piece measures 22.5”x19” and is in very good condition with an upper right corner crease and some handling wear. $200-$400 348

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1139. Collection of (50) Animation Gallery Hand-Painted Cels. (Disney-MGM, 1991-2015) A large collection of (50) hand-painted cels sold at the Animation Gallery at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. The Animation Gallery sold cels, other artwork, and more, until it closed in 2015. This massive collection includes (50) different cels featuring a variety of characters, mostly Mickey & Friends, but also familiar characters from Disney’s animated features. Notably, the popular Tarzan and Mulan cels are included, which were released the same year as the films. Each cel comes with a custom printed background, and fits into a hinged mat folder. While the line work is pre-printed, each cel has been hand-colored. Most have a seal with the year of production and the cel title. A total of 29 cels come with their original CoA, which list edition sizes ranging from 100 to 2000. All the cels measure 10.5”x13” in their 11”x14” display folders, except the earliest cel which is in a 12”x15” folder. The cels are in very good condition. Eight of the cels show minor wear on the background where the cel was stuck to the image, and seven of the cels are still stuck to the backgrounds. A few of the mat folders show light edge-wear, and two cels come with their original receipt. All are in their original packaging. $3,000-$6,000 349

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1140. Disney MGM-Studios Theme Park Sign.

(Disney-MGM, 1989) A mirrored sign from Disney-MGM Studios. Printed on acrylic board, this sign was used in the park’s earlier years, and features the original logo with the MGM lion and Mickey holding a clapboard. Measuring 21.25”x20.25”, the sign is in good condition with some surface wear, including scuffing and minor scratching throughout from use. A piece of plywood has been ducttaped to the reverse with a wire attached for mounting, and there is a 2”x2.5” piece of adhesive tape attached to the bottom edge which is still tacky from prior mounting. $300-$500

1141. Disney Junior Play ‘n Dine Park Sign. (Disney-MGM, c. 2010s) A sign for the Disney Junior Play ‘n Dine at Disney Hollywood Studios’ Hollywood & Vine restaurant. During Play ‘n Dine, costumed Disney characters interact with restaurant patrons, signing autographs and posing for pictures while the meal is served. The printed PVC board sign features the event’s colorful logo and lists event times as 8am-2:25pm. Measuring 9”x11”, the sign is in very good condition with some surface scratching and scuffing. An extra piece of board, likely a tab that plugged into a display stand, has broken off the bottom edge. Its absence does little to diminish the appearance of the piece. $300-$500 350

1142. Set of (4) The Hollywood Brown Derby Plates. (Disney-MGM, c.1990s) A set of (4) dinner plates from the Hollywood Brown Derby at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Based on the famous Los Angeles-area celebrity haunt, the restaurant takes architectural and décor inspiration from the Derby’s famous Hollywood branch, with Spanish Mission-style exteriors and banquette booth lined interiors. These thick ceramic plates are virtually identical to those used by legends of the silver screen during cinema’s Golden Age, featuring stately chocolate brown double line trim with a “The Hollywood Brown Derby” logo to distinguish it from the original “The Brown Derby.” Measuring 12” in diameter, the plates are in very good condition with occasional scratches and scuffs consistent with park use. $100-$200

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1143. Set of (31) Great Movie Ride Model Reference Slides. (Disney-MGM, c.1980s) A collection of (31) reference slides for the Great Movie Ride at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. The 35mm color slides depict concept artwork and the original scale model created during the development of the attraction. The slides document various sections of the attraction including the loading area, the Western town, the film noir/crime city block, the horror film mummy chamber, the Wizard of Oz, Alien, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Casablanca, and Tarzan. Taken together, the material provides a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the development of the ride. The slides each measure 2”x2” and are in generally in very good condition with some minor wear to the mounts. $100-$200

1145. Disney-MGM Studios Cast Member Exclusive Pin. (Disney-MGM, 1999) A limited edition cast member exclusive Disney-MGM studios pin. The enamel pin features Mickey Mouse as a Golden Age Hollywood director with jodhpurs and a bullhorn and bears the slogan “On With the Show” and the Disney-MGM Studios park logo. Issued to Disney-MGM Studios cast members at the beginning of the Walt Disney World Millennium Celebration, which ran from October 1999-January 2001, the pin is still attached to the original card backing and sealed in its plastic bag packaging. Measuring 1.5”x1.5” on 4”x2.25” carding, the piece is in very fine, asnew condition with the carding exhibits some corner bending. $100-$200

1144. Great Movie Ride Cast Member Tunic & Name Tag. (Disney-MGM, 1991) A cast member tunic from the Great Movie Ride at Disney’s Hollywood Studios and a Walt Disney World 20th anniversary name tag. The red long-sleeve tunic features a black mandarin collar, black sleeve cuffs, and textured button front closure. The interior of the garment retains a Disney-MGM Studios label and an “XL” size tag. A pinback name tag is attached to a reinforced fabric strip on the left chest bearing the Walt Disney World Cinderella Castle 20th anniversary logo and etched, “Larry.” The tunic is in fine condition with some minor surface wear. The name tag measures 2”x2.5” and exhibits some scuffing. $100-$200

1146. Disney-MGM Tower of Terror Passport & Watch. (Disney-MGM, 1994) A commemorative pop-up park admission ticket and collector’s edition watch created for the grand opening of The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. The ticket features a pop-up image of Hollywood Tower Hotel and is No. 4462. The envelope matches, but the sleeve is marked No. 2734. The watch features a lenticular face with themed imagery and the reverse reads “Commemorative Edition July, 1994.” Measuring 9”x4” when closed, the ticket is in very good condition overall with minor edge-wear. The additional vouchers are not present. The watch measures 1.5”x1.5” and 9” long overall and is in very good condition with minor wear from age. The battery will likely need to be replaced. $100-$200 351

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1147. Set of (22) Baby Herman Ride Concept Drawings. (Disney-MGM, 1990) A set of (22) architectural and concept drawings for an unrealized Baby Herman ride that was to be a part of a Roger Rabbit-themed expansion. Accomplished in pencil and marker on vellum and onionskin paper, the drawings depict overviews of the entire ride, positioning of the attraction within the larger Cartoon Studios land, and various detail elements. The complete attraction would have seen riders follow Herman from a movie set into a hospital where they would experience assorted cartoon hijinks.

Unfortunately, Disney and Amblin Entertainment entered a dispute over rights to the character and the expansion was never built. This rare set of original drawings is likely the largest body of material extant on what might have been. Ranging in size from 24x26 to 36”x47.5”, the drawings are in fair to very good condition with some chemical bleed from permanent markers, browning, tears, corner loss, tape repair, creasing, wrinkling, and handling wear typical of the medium. $500-$700

1148. Set of (34) Benny’s Cab Ride Concept Drawings. (Disney-MGM, 1990) A set of (34) original concept and architectural drawings for the unrealized Benny the Cab ride for a proposed Roger Rabbit-themed expansion. Accomplished in pencil and marker on vellum and onionskin paper, the drawings provide rare insight into the proposed layout of the entire Cartoon Studios land, as the Benny the Cab attraction was to serve as a tour. Tracing the evolution of Imagineering’s conception of both the ride and the new park area, the drawings document intentions to carry through a movie studio theme, recreating Los Angeles area landmarks. Unfortunately, during development, Disney and Amblin Entertainment entered a dispute over rights to the character and the expansion was never realized.

This rare set of original drawings is likely the largest body of material extant on what might have been. Ranging in size from 6”x12” to 35.5”x47.5”, the drawings are in fair to very good condition in with some chemical bleed from permanent markers, browning, tears, corner loss, soiling, creasing, wrinkling, and handling wear typical of the medium. $500-$700 352

1149. Set of (6) Toon Town Express Concept Drawings. (Disney-MGM, 1990) A set of (6) original concept and architectural drawings for the unrealized Toon Town Express attraction for a Roger Rabbit-themed expansion. Conceived as a suite of multimedia simulators akin to Star Tours, the Toon Town Express was to be housed in the Toon Town Depot. Accomplished in pencil and marker on vellum and onionskin paper, the drawings depict an elevation and a cross section of an individual simulator car, as well as floorplans of the simulator complex. Unfortunately, during development, Disney and Amblin Entertainment entered a dispute over rights to the character and the project was never completed. These rare original drawings are some of the few surviving artifacts of what might have been.

Ranging in size from 16”x21.25” to 18”x26.5”, the drawings are in good to very good condition with some creasing, wrinkling, tiny tears, and other handling wear typical of the medium. $500-$700

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1150. Baby Herman Ride Complete Attraction Storyboards. (Disney-MGM, 1990) A pair of large photographic prints depicting a complete set of 65+ storyboards for the unrealized Baby Herman ride that was to be a part of a Roger Rabbit-themed expansion. The illustrated storyboards trace the arc of the ride through a succession of high-risk hijinks in a hospital. Unfortunately, Disney and Amblin Entertainment entered a dispute over rights to the character and the expansion was never completed. Both photos retain Disney copyright ink stamps on the reverse. Measuring 22.25”x32” and 23.75”x33” respectively, the photos are in good condition exhibiting some edge tears ranging in size from 0.5” to 1”, edge creasing, corner staple holes, and handling wear. $200-$400

1152. Disney-MGM Studios Knit Beanie. (Disney-MGM, 1989) A rare early knit beanie from Disney-MGM Studios manufactured by Garon Knitting Mills. The sky blue beanie features an embroidered image of Mickey as a Silent-era cinematographer operating a crank movie camera with “Disney MGM” woven text around the crown and a film strip border below. Released during the park’s opening year, this was one of the very first souvenirs on offer. One size fits most, the piece remains in very fine, unworn condition. $100-$200

1151. Walt Disney World Water Tower Sign. (Walt Disney World, c.2000s) A fantastic sign featuring the Hollywood Studios water tower created for Walt Disney World. Likely used for merchandising, this die-cut acrylic sign is composed of a silhouette of the iconic Hollywood Studios Mickey ears water tower and features a layered image of Sorcerer Mickey over the glittery purple silhouette. The raised scroll along the bottom is separated from the backing with dense foam blocks and reads “Walt Disney World.”

Measuring approximately 25.5”x25.5”, the sign is in very good condition with some surface wear from use, including scuffing and minor scratching.

The raised scroll at the base has been reattached. $300-$500

1153. Toy Story Land Opening Team Crew Gift. (Disney-MGM, 2018) A very rare crew gift given exclusively to members of the opening team for Toy Story Land at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. The gift contains multiple Toy Story themed items within a clasping tin lunch box. The lunch box contains a Toy Story Land logo slinky in box, a cast-exclusive story book chronicling the highlights of the land, a key-chain barrel of monkeys game, a green army man, a pre-opening crew bookmark, and a pre-opening metal logo lanyard. The lunch box measures approximately 6”x8” and 4” deep, and the items are in very fine condition. $300-$500 353

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1154. Mickey’s Audition Imagineering Crew T-Shirt. (Disney-MGM, 1991) A rare crew t-shirt given to Imagineers who worked on Mickey’s Audition for Disney MGM-Studios. Directed by Rob Minkoff, the 5-minute animation/live action film featured Mickey Mouse in a job interview with Walt Disney (played by Roy E. Disney) and was used as a temporary attraction on one of the park’s sound stages in 1991. The red Hanes t-shirt features the film’s title treatment with a classic pie-eyed Mickey Mouse image. A size XL, it remains in very fine, unworn condition. $100-$200

1156. Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Grand Opening Back Stage Pass. (Disney-MGM, 1999) An oversize “tortoise shell” acetate guitar pick commemorating the July 29, 1999 Grand Opening of the Aerosmith-themed Rock ‘n’ Roller coaster at Disney-MGM Studios. A fabric Backstage Pass, across which “Working” was scrawled in black felt pen, is affixed to the reverse of the pick. Measuring approximately 6”x5”, the piece is in very good condition with some minor scuffing and scratching to the acetate and rubbing to paint. $100-$200 354

1155. 101 Dalmatians Studio Tour Backstage Pass Sign. (Disney-MGM, 2002) A park-used sign for the 101 Dalmatians incarnation of the Backstage Pass attraction at Disney Hollywood Studios. Consisting of an acrylic sign with applied vinyl decals reading, “Disney’s 101 Dalmatians,” the sign is equipped with holes at both sides for mounting and measures 19”x33”. It is in very good condition with a few minor splits to the decals, surface bubbling to the background, scratches, scrapes, and weathering. $100-$200

1157. Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant Menu. (Disney-MGM, c.2013) A menu from the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant at Disney’s Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World. The double-sided menu features colorful interstellar imagery on glossy card stock. Measuring 14”x8.5”, the menu is in good condition with wear consistent with use, including moderate edge-wear and spots of creasing throughout. $100-$200

1158. 50’s Prime Time Café Menu.

(Disney-MGM, c.2010s) A menu from the retro-themed 50’s Prime Time Café at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Walt Disney World. The double-sided glossy card stock menu features soft drinks, appetizers, and entrees on one side, and the eatery’s extensive cocktail, wine, and beer list on the other. Measuring 14”x8.5”, the menu is in very good condition with some corner bumping and edge wear. $100-$200

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1159. Disney’s Animal Kingdom: A Sneak Preview Guidebook.

(Animal Kingdom, 1997) A first edition Disney’s Animal Kingdom: A Sneak Preview guidebook published by Hyperion. Created in advance of the park’s opening in April of 1998, the 31-page guidebook is profusely illustrated with behind-the-scenes photos of the park under construction, concept art images, and stock shots of the breeds of exotic animals planned for the various themed attractions. Measuring 8”x10”, the book is in good condition with some creasing and surface impressions to the covers and content and spidering to the spine. $100-$300

1161. Animal Kingdom Grand Opening VIP Paperweight. (Animal Kingdom, 1998) A glass paperweight celebrating the grand opening of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. The clear glass paperweight features a plaque with the Animal Kingdom logo which reads “Grand Opening Celebration April 22, 1998.” Measuring 4”x6” and 0.75” tall, the paperweight is in fine unused condition. It is still sealed in plastic wrap and comes in its original box. $100-$200

1160. Set of (5) Animal Kingdom Grand Opening Items. (Animal Kingdom, 1998) A collection of (5) items celebrating the opening of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Included is an 8-page pre-opening guide booklet, a park map & guide, a grand opening celebration guide, a commemorative coin for cast members, and a Festival of the Animals pass with party information on the reverse. The pass, park map, and celebration guide are from April 21, 1998, a day before the park’s official opening date, and were created for those attending the press event from April 20-23. Ranging from the 4.5”x6.25” card with the commemorative coin to the 9”x4” map, the items are in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

1162. Disney’s Animal Kingdom Press Kit. (Animal Kingdom, 1998) A rare vintage press kit issued in advance of the grand opening of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Contained in a cardboard box with a dinosaur, dragon, and animal silhouette pattern background, the flap opens to reveal a die-cut pop-up park logo and stylized map of the park. The map conceals an inner compartment with a promotional VHS tape, a 6-page brochure, an Animal Kingdom branded slide viewer, and a set of (6) color 35mm slides depicting park attractions. Measuring 9.75”x11.75” and 3” deep, the kit is in very good condition with some surface and edgewear to the box and some black streaks to the slide viewer case (likely a manufacturing issue). $100-$200 355

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1163. Disney’s Animal Kingdom Dinosaur Attraction Prop. (Animal Kingdom, c.2000s) A dinosaur prop from the Dinosaur attraction at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. This resin dinosaur is painted in beautiful detail and mounted to a metal pole. A custom base with moss and molded dinosaur footprints has been added, truly bringing the figure to life. Measuring approximately 18”x37” on its 9.75”x28.25” and 1.75” tall base, the figure is in fine condition with minor surface wear. $400-$600

1164. Disney’s Animal Kingdom Gazelle Display Prop. (Animal Kingdom, 2010) A park-used gazelle display prop from Disney’s Animal Kingdom. The colorful metal cut-out gazelle has an integral flat metal bar base equipped with holes for securing the figure in place. The piece was used to accent product displays in the Out of the Wild souvenir shop and other park locations. Measuring 40”x20.75”x3”, the prop gazelle exhibits scuffing, scratching, rubbing, and paint loss to both sides and retains a partial park tag on the reverse with some adhesive residue. $400-$600 356

1165. Disney’s Animal Kingdom Cast Member Vest. (Animal Kingdom, c.2000s) A park-worn cast member vest from Disney’s Animal Kingdom in the Walt Disney World Resort. The rugged tan canvas vest features colorful African-inspired multi-patterned fabric accents at the shoulders and the lip of the hip patch pockets, a protective strip of tan canvas for name tag application at left chest, and front leather hoop and cast metal relief button closure. The internal Disney Animal Kingdom label marked in black felt pen “XS.” The piece exhibits minor color softening at the edges from use but is otherwise in fine condition. $200-$400

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1166. Pair of Dino-Rama! Visioneers Construction Decals. (Animal Kingdom, c.2000s) A pair of decals from the Dino-Rama! area of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Located in DinoLand U.S.A., Dino-Rama! is designed to look like a roadside tourist trap, and features carnival-style rides and games with a dinosaur theme. Likely designed to be used during construction, the decals feature a dinosaur with a shovel in the center, and the words “Dino-Rama! Visioneers” circling around the image, with one decal displaying a light green background and the other a checkered blue background. Measuring 14.5”x19.25” and 15”x21.75”, the decals are in good condition with some minor surface wear, and areas of bending and creasing. $100-$200

1168. Animal Kingdom Asia Sample Trash Can Decal. (Animal Kingdom, c.1999) A sample trash can decal for the Asia area of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Trash cans around the fictional kingdom of Anandapur can be seen decorated with this image, which features a tiger surrounded by clouds situated inside of a triangle. The decal is still on its backing sheet which is marked “Sample.” Measuring 8.5”x12” on its 15”x12.75” backing, the decal is in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

1167. Animal Kingdom The Dino Institute Banner. (Animal Kingdom, c.2000s) A large banner created for DinoLand U.S.A. at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. This banner features the logo for The Dino Institute, the fictitious paleontological research group whose headquarters house the Dinosaur attraction. Measuring approximately 30”x20”, the banner is in very good condition with some surface wear from use. $100-$200

1169. Pair of Conservation Station Recycling Can Decals. (Animal Kingdom, c.1998) A pair of recycling can decals for the Conservation Station area of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. This design varies from the version seen throughout much of the park and features the Tree of Life inside a recycling symbol, with a small image of Jiminy Cricket to the right with the message “Please Recycle.” Measuring 7.25”x9.25” each on their 9”x13.5” backing sheets, the decals are in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200 357

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1170. Animal Kingdom The Dino Institute Trash Can Decal. (Animal Kingdom, c.1998) A trash can decal for the DinoLand U.S.A. area of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. This design features the logo for The Dino Institute, and trash cans bearing this image can be found near the fictitious paleontological institute. Measuring 10” in diameter on its 13.5”x11” backing, the decal is in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

1172. Expedition Everest Attraction Banner. (Animal Kingdom, 2006) An original banner for the Expedition Everest hypercoaster at Walt Disney World’s Disney’s Animal Kingdom. The double-sided synthetic fabric banner is emblazoned with the logo of the Forbidden Mountain-themed thrill ride and features reinforced fabric and metal grommets at one side for flagpole display. Measuring 35”x60.5”, the banner is in very good condition with some minor spot staining in the “E” of Everest on the front of the banner from outdoor display. $100-$200 358

1171. Pair of Discovery Island Trash Can Decals. (Animal Kingdom, c.1998) A pair of trash can decals for the Discovery Island area of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. This design features a representation of the Tree of Life, the park’s central feature, and offers an orange and a green version of the decal. Measuring 12”x14.25” each on their approximately 13.5”x17” backing sheets, the decals are in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

1173. Disney Cruise Twice Charmed Premiere Glass Slipper. (Disney Cruise Line, 2005) A glass slipper from the premiere of the Disney Cruise Line stage musical Twice Charmed on June 11, 2005, created by Arribas Brothers. A sequel to the Disney animated classic Cinderella, Twice Charmed debuted as part of the Disneyland 50th Anniversary: A Global Celebration festivities. The piece consists of a glass slipper on a mirror platform with a separate wooden pedestal base. The original cardboard box packaging is included. Both pieces assembled measure 3”x7” and 5” deep, and are in very fine condition, with the base still sealed in the original shrink-wrap. $100-$200

REDISCOVERING DISNEYLAND Disney’s first international theme park was established in 1982, when Tokyo Disneyland first opened its doors to guests. Constructed by WED Enterprises, the park closely mirrors the original Disneyland park in California except for the World Bazaar, which replaces Main Street, U.S.A. in the park. In 2001, an additional theme park, Tokyo DisneySea, opened on the property and greatly expanded the resort and its popularity. The success of Tokyo Disneyland led to further ventures, with Disneyland Paris (Euro Disneyland) opening in 1992, Hong Kong Disneyland in 2005, and Shanghai Disneyland in 2016. Each park has its own unique charm, but still manages to capture the classic Disney magic.

1174. Alice’s Tea Party Attraction Poster. (Tokyo Disneyland, 1985) An original artist’s proof attraction poster for Alice’s Tea Party in Tokyo Disneyland’s Fantasyland. Designed by John Drury and Greg Paul, the silkscreened poster retains registration marks in the borders and a color guide in the right margin.

It is hand numbered at lower right, “AP/10.” Measuring 47”x33”, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $6,000-$9,000 359

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1175. 1992 Tokyo Disneyland Souvenir Map. (Tokyo Disneyland, 1992) A souvenir map from Tokyo Disneyland. This colorful map includes a full legend of the park’s attractions on the right side. Notably, this map includes Critter Country and Splash Mountain, both of which opened in 1992 after the success of the latter at Disneyland. Measuring 28.75”x46.5”, the map is in fine unused condition with minor edge-wear from storage and is still in its original packaging. $300-$500

1176. Tokyo Disneyland Pictorial Souvenir Guidebook. (Tokyo Disneyland, 1986) An early pictorial souvenir guidebook from Tokyo Disneyland.

The 51-page book features color photos of the various lands and attractions of the park with descriptions written in both English and Japanese. Measuring 8.75”x11.75”, the book is in very good condition with some wear to the cover around the edges. $100-$200 360

1177. Tokyo Disneyland Western Railroad Wood Craft Kit. (Tokyo Disneyland, c.1980s) A fantastic wood craft kit which builds a 3D model of Tokyo Disneyland’s Western River Railroad. The kit includes the plywood pieces, sandpaper, plate, instruction sheet, and bonding agent. Measuring 9.25”x7.75”, the kit is in very good unused condition, and is still sealed within its original plastic wrapping. $100-$200

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1178. Tokyo DisneySea Grand Opening Map. (Tokyo DisneySea, 2001) A Tokyo DisneySea fun map given exclusively to the Imagineering team upon completion of the park. The map features Disney characters in the borders, stylized illustrations of the park’s attractions, and a special Grand Opening banner at bottom center. Rolled and never folded, the map measures 20”x26.75” and is in fine condition. It exhibits minor waviness from being compressed while rolled, and faint edge wear. $100-$200

1179. Tokyo DisneySea Aquasphere Concept Art Print. (Tokyo DisneySea, 1995) An early concept art print featuring Dan Goozee’s design for Tokyo DisneySea’s AquaSphere. The globe-shaped monument stands at the entrance of this popular Disney Park and emphasizes Earth as the water planet. This working print is printed on art board with a hand-written “7” in the bottom-right corner and has a Disney copyright stamp on the reverse that is dated 1995. Measuring 11.75”x21”, the print is in good condition with some surface and edge wear from developmental use. $200-$400

1180. Tokyo DisneySea Pre-Opening Stamp Rally Map. (Tokyo DisneySea, c.2001) A bilingual pre-opening map of Tokyo DisneySea. Prior to the park’s opening, an exhibit detailed each of the lands and features of the park. Guests attending this exhibit received maps such as this one, which included 7 spaces along the top edge for stamps which guests would receive as they explored and learned about the park. Measuring 11.75”x16.5”, the map is in very good used condition, with minor handling and edgewear. The map has all its stamps. $100-$200 361

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1181. Tokyo DisneySea Grand Opening Coin & Stickers. (Tokyo DisneySea, 2001) A collection of (3) items celebrating the grand opening of Tokyo DisneySea. Included are (2) unused stickers and a commemorative medallion. The gold-colored pre-opening sticker features an image of Mickey as a captain in the crow’s nest and lists the park’s opening as “Fall 2001,” while the other sticker features Goofy, Minnie, Mickey, and Donald in nautical-themed outfits and dates to the grand opening. The medallion was offered exclusively to cast members to celebrate the new park and is housed in a foamcore placard. Ranging from approximately 4”x6” to 3.5”x9.25”, the items are in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

1182. Tokyo DisneySea Grand Opening Wristwatch. (Tokyo DisneySea, 2001) A Tokyo DisneySea wristwatch commemorating the grand opening in fall of 2001. The water resistant watch has a polished stainless steel case. The bezel is engraved “Grand Opening, Fall 2001,” the glass is back painted with a negative Mickey Mouse head silhouette, and the face features the DisneySea text logo. The blue leather strap has a stainless steel buckle. The watch is housed in the original cardboard presentation box with matching slipcover. Measuring approximately 9”x1.5”, the watch is in very fine, as-new condition. The box measures 2.5”x5.5” and 1.25” deep and exhibits only minor wear. $100-$200 362

1183. Tokyo DisneySea Indiana Jones Adventure Sticker. (Tokyo DisneySea, c.2001) A sticker from the Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull attraction at Tokyo DisneySea. The sticker features the classic red-to-yellow gradient Indiana Jones color scheme and has an image of the attraction’s Aztec-style temple in the center. The words “Temple of the Crystal Skull” and the skull image above it glows in the dark. Measuring 6”x6.5”, the sticker is in fine unused condition and is still in its original packaging. $100-$200

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This beautifully illustrated map by legendary Imagineer and Disneyland cartographer Sam McKim is updated from the inaugural version, and now includes Indiana Jones, Star Tours, and more, as well as a couple of areas marked “Attraction Future.” McKim has signed the map at the lower right.

Folded as issued, the map measures a full 29.5”x44” and is in fine condition.

As the map has been sealed and only opened for purposes of photography, there are some spots of color transfer due to age. $200-$400

1185. Euro Disneyland Inauguration Decal. (Disneyland Paris, 1992) A decal celebrating the inauguration of Euro Disneyland on April 12, 1992.

The design features the park’s Sleeping Beauty Castle with Mickey ears behind it and includes a border which has the inauguration date in both English and French. Measuring 16.75”x11.75”, the decal is in good condition with some surface wear, including spots of scuffing and color loss throughout. $100-$200

1186. Euro Disneyland Commemorative Passport & Letter. (Disneyland Paris, 1992) A commemorative passport for Euro Disney from 1992.

Issued to cast members as part of Euro Disney’s admission program, this passport includes a letter inviting cast members to visit the park and detailing the program’s benefits. This passport is number A052567 and features great imagery of Sorcerer Mickey on the front of the folder and a beautiful illustration of Sleeping Beauty Castle on the ticket inside. Written in French, the passport measures approximately 4.25”x11.75” and the letter measures 11”x.8.5”. Both are in very good condition with minor wear and come in their original envelope. $100-$200 363

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1187. Euro Disneyland Grand Opening Invitation. (Disneyland Paris, 1992) A special invitation exclusively sent to press, dignitaries, and VIPs for the grand opening festivities at the Euro Disney Resort on April 10-12, 1992. The elegant trifold invitation features an embossed white-on-white portrait of Mickey Mouse on the front cover and an embossed Euro Disney logo on the reverse. The contents include an intricate die-cut model inspired by concept art for the Parisian Sleeping Beauty Castle and a list of various events and ceremonies taking place as part of the opening celebrations. Measuring 8.25”x6”, the invitation is in very good condition with some faint dark adhesive residue to the cover and a light brown scuff to the reverse. $100-$200

1188. Euro Disneyland 1st Anniversary Limited Edition Watch. (Disneyland Paris, 1993) A limited edition watch created for cast members to celebrate the 1st anniversary of Euro Disneyland. The gold-toned watch features a similarly colored face with a lightly raised image of the park’s Sleeping Beauty Castle. The rotating second-hand disc showcases the three fairies from the film: Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather. The backing features the Company D logo and is engraved as number “1959” of an undisclosed edition. Measuring 1.75”x1.5” and 9.5” long with the leather watch band included, the watch is in fine unused condition with minor tarnish from age and comes in its original padded hard case. The watch will likely require a new battery to run. $100-$200

1189. Pair of Euro Disneyland Walt’s Restaurant Menus. (Disneyland Paris, c.1992) A pair of menus from Walt’s-an American Restaurant at Euro Disneyland. Created as a tribute to Walt’s life which would familiarize European guests with his story, Walt’s opened with Euro Disneyland in 1992, and featured themed rooms with full-service dining. Interestingly, while the restaurant is called “American,” this pair of menus features a teatime selection, as well as a dinner service replete with French dishes. The laminated tea menu measures 8.75”x6.25” and the dinner menu measures 8.25”x11.75”. Both are in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

1190. Pair of Peter Pan’s Flight Architectural Plans. (Disneyland Paris, 1999) A pair of architectural plans created by Walt Disney Imagineering for the Peter Plan’s Flight attraction at Euro Disney. The pair of vellum prints each depict different sections of the flying pirate ship ride cars, with detail drawings of starboard, port, bow, and stern. Dated two years before the grand opening, these plans embody the massive effort involved in designing and building a theme park.

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1191. Imagineering Shanghai Disneyland Grand Opening Mug. (Shanghai Disneyland, 2016) A rare mug created to commemorate the grand opening of Shanghai Disneyland on June 16, 2016, and exclusively issued to Imagineers that worked on the park. The handled ceramic mug features a black matte finish with a Chinese artist chop style logo in red on the front and “Walt Disney Imagineering Shanghai” in English text on the reverse. Measuring 4.7”x5” and 3.75” deep, the mug is in very fine condition with minimal wear to the bottom of the base. $100-$200

1192. Hong Kong Disneyland Attractions Testing Team Ball Cap. (Hong Kong Disneyland, 2005) An adjustable velcro strap back ball cap exclusively available to members of the Attractions Testing Team at Hong Kong Disneyland prior to the park’s grand opening. The gray fabric cap features a pre-curled bill, embroidery on the front panel of Mickey Mouse riding a roller coaster above a banner that reads, “Attractions Testing Team,” an embroidered Hong Kong Disneyland logo above the back opening, and “Summer 2005” embroidered on the back strap. One size fits all, the hat is in fine, unworn condition. $100-$200

1193. Hong Kong Disneyland Fantasyland Flag. (Hong Kong Disneyland, 2005) A park-used royal banner from Fantasyland in Hong Kong Disneyland. The triangular swallowtail flag is constructed of regal purple, red, and gold printed nylon and features a large central crown graphic. The long edge is equipped with metal grommets for attachment to a flagpole. This flag was likely flown on a spire atop the roof of the Royal Banquet Hall. Measuring 64”x35.5”, the piece is in very good condition with some patches of sun bleaching over all from outdoor park display. $300-$500 365

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF AUCTION 1. This auction is presented by Love of Art, LLC. The auction is conducted under the terms and conditions set forth herein and applicable state and local laws. Announcements on the day of auction, whether printed or announced from the podium, shall supersede those in the printed catalogue.

2. Buyer’s Premium: All bids are subject to a Buyer’s Premium which shall be added to all placed successful bids.

3. Bidders and Buyers Bound: All persons placing bids, participating or registering in the auction agree to be bound by, and accept, the Terms and Conditions of the auction.

4. 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 persons of entity: (a) from bidding, or (b) from the floor of the auction on the day of sale.

6. Guaranty: If any entity places any bid, then the individual actually placing the bid shall guaranty payment for any successful bid.

7. Credit: Bidders shall establish credit with the auctioneer prior to placing bids. Auctioneer shall be the sole determiner of whether or not 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. Bidding Procedures by Mail or Fax: All mail or fax bids shall be signed.

9. Bidding Increments: The bidding increments shall be utilized as specified in Paragraph 15; and if any bid does not so conform, the bid will be lowered to the highest increment lower than the mail bid. Non-internet bids (such as, for example only, bids from the podium, fax, mail, or telephone bids) shall be treated similarly to floor bids in that the bidding increments shall be utilized; and if the bid does not so conform, the bid will be lowered to the highest increment that is lower than the bid. Any Bidder may once in an auction for a particular lot bid a “half-increment”. Once a “half-increment” bid is accepted no other half-increment bids will be accepted on that particular lot. No “buy” or “unlimited” bids will be accepted. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein the auctioneer may solicit or accept bids that are not incremental in nature.

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Identical Bids: Preference will be given to the bid first received.

11. Execution of Bids by Auctioneer: Auctioneer is not responsible for errors in your bids. CHECK YOUR BIDS BEFORE SUBMITTING THEM TO THE AUCTIONEER. Auctioneer is not responsible for any failure in executing mail or fax bids received on the day of the auction or later. All written bids should be received two business days before the auction. Auctioneer is not responsible for proper execution of bids submitted by telephone, mail, FAX, email, Internet, or in person, once the auction begins. Electronically placed bids may not be withdrawn.

12. Technology Failure: In the event that auctioneer experiences an outage of the Internet, or telephone service the auctioneer may extend the time for bidding on any lot in the auction. The auctioneer reserves the right to “take a break” for any reason during the course of the auction.

13. Delivery of Lots: Lots won by Bidders will not be delivered on the day of the auction. All items must be shipped, or they will be held for pick-up at a time when deemed permissible by local regulations pertaining to the Covid-19 virus.

14. Transfer of Title: Title to any lot shall only transfer after payment is successfully received in full by the auctioneer, including the Buyer’s Premium, any sales tax applicable, and any shipping or other charges.

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15. Increments of Bidding: Range: $10 to $100 $100 to $500 $500 to $1,000 $1,000 to $2,000 $2,000 to $5,000 $5,000 to $10,000 $10,000 to $20,000 $20,000 to $50,000 $50,000 to $100,000 $100,000 to $250,000 $250,000 and up

Multiple: $10 $25 $50 $100 $250 $500 $1,000 $2,500 $5,000 $10,000 Auctioneer’s Discretion

16. Auctioneer May Submit Items to Auction: The auctioneer, his employees or affiliates, may consign items to the auction.

17. 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.

18. 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.

19. 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.

20. Good Faith Bidding: Auctioneer reserves the right 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.

21. 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.

22. 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.

23. Lots Sold After Auction: In some cases lots will be sold after the auction. The Terms and Conditions apply to those sales as well.

24. Payment in Dollars: All sales are strictly for cash; and payment must be made in United States Dollars.

25. Amount of Payment: All deliveries, and transfers of title, are subject to the full payment of all monies due for the lot, including the payment of the separate Buyer's Premium. The Buyer's Premium shall be 18% of the highest successful recognized bid for inperson, phone, or absentee bidding; 21% for bids placed through internet platforms. Auctioneer retains the Buyer's Premium as its own property.

26. 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 (7) calendar days after the close of the auction, or within (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 choses 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 under-bidder or in any future auction; any difference in the realized proceeds shall be the responsibility of the non-paying successful first bidder.

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Risk of loss passes to the Buyer on the TRANSFER DATE. Delivery costs and insurance during delivery are the responsibility of the Buyer. Frames are sold as-is. Auctioneer is not responsible for damage to a framed item during shipment. Such breakage shall not be the basis for return for any lot. All items must be shipped, or will be held for pick-up at a time when deemed permissible by local regulations pertaining to the Covid-19 virus.

28. Interest: Any unpaid invoice will bear interest at the highest rate allowed by California law.

29. Attorney’s Fees: In the event that it in necessary for the auctioneer to employ an attorney the successful Bidder agrees to pay reasonable attorney’s fees and costs.

30. 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.

31. No Warranties: NO WARRANTY, WHETHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, IS MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY DESCRIPTION IN THE CATALOGUE OR ON THE DAY OF AUCTION. 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.

32. 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.

33. Statements are Opinions: 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 all 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.”

34: 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 all parties.

This replaces the right to go to court, including the right to a jury trial.

35. Prohibited Activities: Any agreement between consignors and bidders to sell by private sale any lot, or to effect a non-sale of an item at auction is prohibited and auctioneer reserves the right to collect from the bidder the Buyer’s Premium.

36. 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.

37. SALE OF AUTOGRAPHED MEMORABILIA: AS REQUIRED BY LAW, A DEALER WHO SELLS TO A CONSUMER ANY MEMORABILIA DESCRIBED AS BEING AUTOGRAPHED MUST PROVIDE A WRITTEN CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY AT THE TIME OF SALE. THIS DEALER MAY BE SURETY BONDED OR OTHERWISE INSURED TO ENSURE THE AUTHENTICITY OF ANY COLLECTIBLE SOLD BY THIS DEALER. 38. The photos within are of objects privately owned and for purposes of sale, but the items and photographs themselves may contain intellectual property that is copyright protected by Disney or its affiliates. Use of photos in this catalog is prohibited without written permission. Buyer is purchasing the physical item, but not the rights to reproduce or commercially display without the written consent of the Disney Worldwide Services and all its affiliates.

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Phone & Absentee Bidder List Please type or print legibly. This form can be emailed to auction@vegalleries.com or faxed to: (818) 788-2368 or mailed to: Van Eaton Galleries 13613 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 For more info, please call (818) 788-2357 Van Eaton Galleries uses the increments in the chart to the right. To keep an orderly bidding structure, please place your bids within this framework.

Bidder Number (Office Only): _________________________

Range

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$10 to $100 $100 to $500 $500 to $1,000 $1,000 to $2,000 $2,000 to $5,000 $5,000 to $10,000 $10,000 to $20,000 $20,000 to $50,000 $50,000 to $100,000 $100,000 to $250,000 $250,000 and up

$10 $25 $50 $100 $250 $500 $1,000 $2,500 $5,000 $10,000 Auctioneer’s Discretion

For absentee bidders only. (You instruct us to execute each absentee bid up to the corresponding bid amount indicated below) * Emergency Bid: A maximum bid (exclusive of Buyer’s Premium and tax) to be executed by Van Eaton Galleries only if we are unable to contact you by telephone or should the connection be lost during bidding.

Lot Number

Title/Description (In the event of any discrepancy, lot number and not lot description will govern.)

(signature) ________________________________________ (date) ________________

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