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Welcome to our first auction of 2022. Thank you all for continuing to support us through this changing world, and a special thank you to our wonderful consignors for contributing to the fantastic selection of Disney artifacts and Park memorabilia featured in this catalog. I am particularly excited for you to browse the amazing animation artwork and rare Disneyland signage that we have brought together for this auction.

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This catalog offers a historic journey through The Walt Disney Studios and Disneyland, with a diverse representation of Walt’s life, work, and legacy. We begin in 1923 when Walt first came to Los Angeles and go on to chronicle a number of the Studio’s struggles and successes over the years, many of which resulted in some of the greatest characters and stories of our generation. I hope these pages provide you with fascinating new details about these timeless works and only further enhance your own memories tied to Walt, the Studio, and the Parks. Spring is a season of growth and renewal, and that is very much the case here at Van Eaton Galleries. After 27 years at our location in Sherman Oaks, California, I am tremendously proud and excited to announce we have officially outgrown the space. In the coming months, we will be moving to a new and much larger facility in nearby Studio City. While quite the undertaking for our team, this will allow us to bring you larger exhibits and auctions, as well as an expanded yearround retail gallery space. I look forward to welcoming you into our new location soon. In the meantime, please enjoy this catalog and the wide array of items within. If you are local to our Gallery, I hope you can stop by during the exhibit hours to see these incredible pieces in person. Being surrounded by so many key artifacts from throughout the history of The Walt Disney Studios and Disney Parks is truly an amazing experience. From myself, and our incredible staff that has helped create this catalog, we offer you our sincere thanks for your support, and hope you enjoy the auction. -Mike Van Eaton

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Walt’s career in animation had very humble beginnings. Eager to make his mark, he arrived in Los Angeles in 1923 and set up a make-shift studio in his uncle’s garage. Despite several early setbacks, including the loss of his character Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Walt soon began to gain significant momentum. He opened The Walt Disney Studio on Hyperion Avenue in 1926 and debuted his new character, Mickey Mouse, two years later. Mickey-mania ensued, as popular Mickey Mouse Clubs formed at theater chains across the United States and a wide range of licensed Disney merchandise was produced worldwide. This provided a healthy revenue stream that allowed the Studio to continue creating Mickey and Silly Symphony shorts, and further emboldened Walt, who set his sights on developing the first feature-length animated film: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

1. Original Wood Sections from Walt Disney’s First Studio. (Disney, 1923) A glass container of small wood sections from Walt Disney’s garage animation studio in Los Angeles. The garage workshop is often credited as Walt’s first animation studio. In addition to their significance in the life of Walt, these wood sections once belonged to Disney Legend Sam McKim. Included with the wood sections is a “Sam McKim: A True Disney Legend” postcard and a 2002 copy of Sketches Magazine featuring an article about the garage. Measuring 3”x1”, the glass container of wood sections is in very good condition, bearing an adhered label reading “Walt Disney’s First Studio Authentic Wood 0155.” $200-$400

2. Walt Disney Studio Application & Employment Documents. (Disney, c.1926-39) An extremely rare Walt Disney Studio application & related employment documents from the earliest days of the Studio. The documents comes with the original postmarked Walt Disney Studio envelope. The packet is addressed to Mr. E. Simon of Chicago, Illinois, who was inquiring about a position with the Studio. The envelope and ephemera bear the Hyperion Avenue address. The collection includes an unsigned letter of application, George H. Drake’s studio response letter, a 3-page document expounding on animator qualifications, a “Problem” questionnaire, and an application for employment. Measuring between 8.5”x11” and 8.5”x14”, the documents are in fine condition while exhibiting some toning, wear along the original folds, and minor wear to the edges and corners. $500-$1,000

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3. “Ozzie of the Mounted” Production Background. (Disney, 1928) A hand-painted production background created for the short, “Ozzie of the Mounted.” Its star, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, was an immediate hit with audiences, though the character was hardly lucky for Disney. Producer Charles Mintz was able to quickly secure a contract for the Oswald series with distributor Universal Pictures. With the initial success of the character, Walt approached Mintz for a more profitable payment deal. Mintz rejected the deal and ended their contract with Disney, and production of the Oswald shorts was moved to Winkler Pictures. As such, within a year of Oswald’s debut, Mintz had full control of the character, and successfully poached much of Walt’s animation staff. As a result, only 27 of 190 Oswald shorts were Disney made. This original hand-painted background was created during the original Disney period of the character, and is accomplished in pencil, ink, and paint. It depicts a wanted poster for Oswald’s rival Peg-Leg Pete on the hewn log wall of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Headquarters. Measuring 8.75”x11.25, the production background is in fine condition. Very little original production artwork from this era has survived, making the remaining production artifacts from this nearly 100-year-old film exceptionally rare. $12,000-$15,000

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4. Sequence of (5) Production Drawings from “Plane Crazy.” (Disney, 1928) A sequence of (5) Ub Iwerks’ production drawings from “Plane Crazy,” the first Mickey Mouse short. “Plane Crazy,” a silent film, was tested before an audience in May of 1928, making it the first official appearance of Mickey Mouse. The short received a tepid response and Walt went back to the drawing board. With the later advent of synchronized sound, and the subsequent success of “Steamboat Willie” in November 1928, “Plane Crazy” was re-released with sound in March 1929 to greater success. The point-of-view drawings of this sequence depict the driver of an automobile caught unaware by Mickey’s out-of-control barnstorming antics. Each piece ranges in image size from 1.25”x1.5” to 11.75”x9.5” on its 9.5”x12” animation paper. It is in very good condition, exhibiting mild color toning from age, a few creases, and minor wear. $2,000-$4,000

5. The Busy Beavers Production Background & Recreated Cel. (Disney, 1931) An extremely rare original hand-painted production background from the Disney Silly Symphony, “The Busy Beavers.” The background is accompanied by an original production drawing and a professionally recreated cel made from the drawing. The original forest background shows the beautiful contrasting tones, tints, and highlights typical of the era of black and white short film production. The cel has an image size of 2”x6.5” on its 12.5”x10.5” cel sheet. The drawing has an image size of 2”x6.5” on its 9.5”x12” animation paper. The background measures 9.5”x11.75” on its animation paper. The original background is in very fine condition with a few small spots of discoloration. $3,000-$5,000

6. Original Mickey Mouse Comic Strip by Floyd Gottfredson. (Disney, 1932) An exceptionally rare original hand-drawn Mickey Mouse comic strip by Floyd Gottfredson. The very first Mickey Mouse comic strip debuted on January 13, 1930. Walt Disney himself wrote the earliest strips and animator Ub Iwerks provided the illustrations. Soon after, Walt turned to Gottfredson, one of his Studio animation “in-betweeners,” to helm the comic strip project. Gottfredson would go on to draw Mickey Mouse comic strips for 45 years. In this original strip, Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse attempt to escape a mutiny aboard the “Good Ship Potluck,” during part of the “Treasure Island” serial that was originally published from May 16 to November 11, 1932. The artwork has been hand-drawn by Gottfredson, with the story attributed to Webb Smith. The strip bears the early “Walter E. Disney Enterprises” copyright notation applied in the lower-left corner, and an ink “Walt Disney” signature which is also attributed to Gottfredson as part of the strip artwork. The piece has a 6”x27” mat opening within its 12”x32.75” wooden frame. The framed artwork is in very fine condition, exhibiting a few smudges and small spots of discoloration. Any example of Mickey Mouse comic strip art is exceptionally rare, however such an early strip as this, featuring both Mickey and Minnie, is near impossible to find. $20,000-$30,000

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VAN E ATON G ALLERIE S PRE SENT S 7. Collection of (4) Mickey Mouse Club Promotional Items. (Disney, c.1930s) A fantastic collection of (4) vintage Mickey Mouse Club promotional materials. The collection includes a single-sided 8”x11” flyer promoting the founding of a Mickey Mouse Club at the Venetian Theatre in Hillsboro, OR, as well as (3) items from the Fox B. and R. Theatre of Aberdeen, WA, addressed to the same recipient. These three items include an envelope with an illustrated Mickey Mouse Club return address showing Mickey wearing a club button, a membership card, and a complimentary admission pass to bring along a friend. All items are in very good condition with wear from age, and display well. $700-$900

8. Collection of (3) Mickey Mouse Club Member Items. (Disney, c.1931) A collection of (3) particularly rare Mickey Mouse Club member items. These items were released by Aladdin-Tabor Theatre as part of their chapter in 1931. The collection notably includes an “Aladdin Tabor Mickey Mouse Club” beanie, very few of which have been offered for public sale. Also included is a Mickey Mouse Club membership card that has a neatly inked member name, and a 1.25” diameter celluloid club member button featuring a rather unique depiction of Mickey. The beanie measures approximately 7.5” in diameter and has some light scattered soiling. The button has some oxidation on back and minor surface wear. $700-$900

9. Collection of (5) Early Mickey Mouse Pins & Brooches. (Disney, c.1930s) A collection of (5) very early pins and brooches depicting Mickey Mouse. The set includes three variant styles of the instantly-recognizable hands-on-hips Mickey, as well as two additional seldom-seen Mickey designs. Each pin measures approximately 1” tall. The condition is very good overall, with expected paint wear and tarnishing for their age. $400-$600

A HIS TORIC JOURNEY THROUGH THE WALT DISNEY S TUDIOS AND DISNEYL AND 10. Mickey’s Voice Violin String. (Disney, c.1930s-40s) A rare unlicensed “Mickys Voice” violin string manufactured in Germany amidst the Mickey Mouse Mania that swept the globe during the era. The string was intended to produce a similar sound to Mickey’s earliest voice of the 1930s and 1940s. It features unusual graphics of an especially lanky Mickey, displaying a sign with his tail reading Violin A, and an incorrectly spelled “Mickys Voice” printed below. Measuring 2.75”x2.75”, the wax vellum package and string display in good condition, retaining some discoloration and color fading due to age. $200-$400

11. Donald Duck Waddler Wind-Up Toy with Box. (Borgfeldt, c.1930s) An especially rare Japan-made Donald Duck celluloid wind-up toy from the early 1930s. The toy was distributed by the George Borgfeldt Corporation, the first official distributor of Disney Studio toys. Donald measures 5.5” tall and comes with the original illustrated cardboard box. The box is evenly aged, exhibiting scattered wear and one corner split on the lid. There is slight fading to the blue color, and the hat shows some denting with a tiny hole. While the arms need to be restrung, as a whole, all elements are in fine condition for their age, and the toy still functions. $700-$900

12. Mickey & Minnie Mouse as Acrobats Wind-Up Toy with Box. (Borgfeldt, c.1930s) A remarkable Japan-made celluloid wind-up toy featuring Mickey and Minnie Mouse as acrobats. The toy was distributed by the George Borgfeldt Corporation, the first official distributor of Disney Studio toys. The toy has a metal frame with built-in key and folding counterweight on top. Measuring approximately 13” tall, all elements function and exhibit very little wear. The original box, while fragile, is in fine condition overall with some glue repairs to one split corner and a few small side panel tears. $700-$900

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

14. Donald Duck Rolling Toy. (Fisher-Price, 1936) A rare Donald Duck rolling motion toy by Fisher-Price. The wooden toy with printed paper laminated sides was created in a series of Disney character wooden toys featuring other contemporary characters including Mickey, Pluto, and Elmer. Measuring 4.25” tall, the toy is in very good condition for its age, exhibiting mild toning and surface wear. $200-$400

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

16. Donald, Minnie, and Mickey Tapestry Rug. (Barrymore, c.1930s) A vintage woven tapestry rug depicting Mickey Mouse playing the squeezebox as a long-billed Donald Duck and Minnie Mouse dance in a wooded outdoor setting. Measuring 27”x41”, the rug is in good condition, exhibiting a small gap in the threading at its center and spots of some wear and color toning from age. It has been mounted inside a 23.25”x42.25” frame. $200-$400

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17. Sequence of (5) Drawings from “The Whoopee Party.” (Disney, 1932) A sequence of (5) production drawings from the ending moments of “The Whoopee Party” starring Mickey and Minnie. After Mickey and Minnie host a boisterous party with all their friends, the local lawmen respond, only to join in themselves. To end the short, Mickey and Minnie perform a showstopping duet atop a table and raise a pair of constable hats. The pieces have image sizes ranging from 3.5”x5.5” to 4.75”x7.75” on their 9.5”x12” animation paper. Each piece displays in very good condition, exhibiting minor color toning and handling wear. $1,000-$2,000

18. “Touchdown Mickey” Production Drawing. (Disney, 1932) A production drawing of Mickey and Minnie as featured in Disney’s gridiron tribute, “Touchdown Mickey.” The cartoon chronicles the final quarter of the game, in which Mickey’s Manglers make an incredible comeback against the Alley Cats. Mickey and Minnie appear here, hoisted atop the goal post in celebration. The piece has an image size of 7.25”x10” on its 9.5”x12” animation paper. The drawing is in fine condition, exhibiting only the slightest creases and wear and very mild color toning from age. $1,000-$2,000

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19. “Mickey’s Mellerdrammer” Production Drawing. (Disney, 1933) A gorgeous production drawing of Mickey and Minnie from “Mickey’s Mellerdrammer.” In the film, Mickey and his friends stage an adaptation of Uncle Tom’s Cabin. The drawing features an image of Minnie portraying the character Eva, as Mickey cross-dresses in the role of Topsy. The piece has a mat opening of 6.25”x10” within its 13.25”x17.25” frame. The piece has an image size of 4”x7” on its 9.5”x12” pegged Hammermill animation paper. The drawing is in very good condition, with enforcing tape applied to the two original peg holes for the principal photography. A vintage frame is included. $500-$700

21. Sequence of (4) Drawings from Mickey’s Service Station. (Disney, 1935) A collection of (4) production drawings of Peg-Leg Pete from “Mickey’s Service Station.” The drawings are from the climactic last seconds in which the previously demanding Pete is chased into the distance by his very own automobile engine. Each piece has an image size of 7.5”x10.5” on its 9.5”x12” animation paper. The pieces display in very good condition with minor handling wear. $700-$900

20. “Ye Olden Days” Production Drawing. (Disney, 1933) An outstanding production drawing of Mickey Mouse with 21 additional characters from the Disney short, “Ye Olden Days.” Used in the final scene of the short, Mickey Mouse and his gallant steed are celebrated by the King’s Royal Court after defeating the Prince of Poopapdoo and winning the hand of Princess Minnie Mouse. The piece has a image size of 7.75”x11’” on its 9.5”x12” 2-hole animation paper. The drawing displays in very fine condition with minor toning from age. A production drawing from this era with this many characters is exceptionally rare. $2,000-$4,000

22. Collection of (3) Donald Duck Model Sheets. (Disney, c.1930s40s) A collection of (3) studio model sheets of Donald Duck, one signed by longtime Walt Disney Productions contributor Jack King. The photostatic model sheets elucidate size comparisons, the posture, and many emotional expressions for one of Disney’s most iconic characters. The presence of King’s signature is fitting, having served as the director of more than 50 Donald Duck shorts from 1937-1948. Measuring approximately 12.5”x10” each, the model sheets display in very good condition exhibiting minor creases, folds, and handling wear. $300-$500

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23. Pair of Outlines from Studio Animator Classes. (Disney, 1936) A pair of outlines for two Walt Disney Studios animator classes. After the creation of the Story Department, Walt Disney established classes for his animators, taught by senior Studio staff members. These (2) outlines were for classes held on January 7th and February 7th of 1936. The classes involved the screening and analysis of Orphan’s Benefit (1934) and Three Little Wolves (1936). Measuring 11”x8.5”, the 18-page and 11-page documents are in very good condition, retaining original InterOffice Communication forms and exhibiting pencil annotation, toning, and minor edge wear. $300-$500

24. Walt Disney Studios New Hire Booklet. (Disney, 1938) A rare booklet created for new Walt Disney Studios employees. It served as “a brief outline of the Studio’s principal departments and an explanation to artists of its employment policies.” Black and white character roughs and illustrations from early Disney properties add a playful accent in each section. Measuring approximately 9”x6”, the 31-page book is in very good condition, exhibiting minor spots of discoloration to the cover, as well as small creases and edge wear. The flyleaf is marked with the name Lewis Parker. $200-$400

25. Walt Disney Studios Business Card & Employee ID Card. (Disney, 1930s) A business card and Studio identification card from the Walt Disney Studio at 2719 Hyperion Ave. Both cards feature similar “Mickey Mouse Sound Cartoons” logos. The business card belonged to George Grandpre, an animator at the Studio beginning in 1931. The temporary identification card is dated for 1936, and is authorized on the front and signed by the employee Sanford Strother on the reverse. The cards measure 2”x3.4” and 2.4”x3.5”, respectively. The condition is very good with some surface and edge wear from use. $600-$1,000

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26. “Alpine Climbers” Production Cel. (Disney, 1936) An extremely rare production cel featuring Donald Duck from “Alpine Climbers.” This was the first Mickey Mouse short film to feature Mickey, Goofy, and Donald appearing together. In this sequence, Donald seemingly gets the best of a playful mountain goat before becoming the butt of its antics. The piece has a painted image size of 3.75”x8” on its 9.5”x12” cel sheet. This historic hand-painted cel displays in very good condition, exhibiting minor buckling, some spots of paint loss, and one crease running lengthwise along the bottom-edge. $800-$1,000

27. “Mickey’s Circus” Production Cel. (Disney, 1936) A particularly unique animation cel depicting the mischievous children from the short film “Mickey’s Circus.” In this sequence the children, who had been in the audience, get into the act, rolling a barrel along a high wire toward Donald Duck. Measuring 12.5”x16”, the animation cel displays in very good condition, exhibiting a crease along the top-edge and a few small spots of paint chipping or lifting. The piece has an image size of 3.5”x5.25” on its 12.5”x15.5” cel sheet. The piece displays in very good condition, exhibiting slight wear to the edges and corners. It has been mounted to a 12.5”x15.75” piece of cardstock for presentation. $1,000-$2,000

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28. “Mother Goose Goes Hollywood” Production Cel. (Disney, 1938) A production cel of comedy icon Stan Laurel from the short film “Mother Goose Goes Hollywood.” This Silly Symphony featured caricatures of contemporary Hollywood celebrities depicted in several nursery rhyme vignettes; for instance, Laurel plays the part of Simple Simon. The piece has a 7”x5.75” opening within its 12.5”x12.5” mat. The character image size is 6.5”x5.5”. This was the most expensive Silly Symphony ever produced, evident in the cel’s wonderful line work and gentle application of color. The piece displays in very fine condition. $500-$700

29. Collection of (4) “Mother Goose Goes Hollywood” Drawings. (Disney, 1938) A collection of (4) production drawings from the short film “Mother Goose Goes Hollywood.” This Silly Symphony featured caricatures of contemporary Hollywood celebrities depicted in several nursery rhyme vignettes. Depicted here is W.C. Fields as Humpty Dumpty while Charlie McCarthy taunts him from the nest of his “little chickadee.” Each piece accomplished in graphite has an image size ranging from 2”x1.5” to 4.25”x5.25” on their 10”x12” animation papers. Each piece is in very good condition, exhibit mild toning, retaining production notes throughout. $400-$600

30. Sequence of (4) “Mother Goose Goes Hollywood” Drawings. (Disney, 1938) A sequence of (4) production drawings from the short film “Mother Goose Goes Hollywood.” This Silly Symphony featured caricatures of contemporary Hollywood celebrities depicted in several nursery rhyme vignettes. In the final act, a swingin’ musical number is performed by many of the film stars featured previously, accompanied by Cab Calloway and His Orchestra. The trumpeter depicted here appears near the number’s climax. The piece accomplished in graphite has an image size of 6.5”x5” on its 10”x12” animation paper, is in fine condition with mild color toning. $400-$600

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Walt Disney’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs took nearly 3 years to complete and employed over 570 artists creating more than 2 million sketches. Walt’s animated re-imagining of the Grimm fairy tale exceeded the expectations of even the most scathing critics, and upon its Carthay Circle Theater World Premiere on December 21, 1937, a new art form was internationally heralded – that of the animated feature-length film.

31. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Carthay Circle Program. (Disney, 1937) An exceedingly rare program created for the premiere of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at Carthay Circle Theatre on December 21, 1937. The cover features Gustaf Tenggren’s memorable poster art, and within are 28 pages detailing the story of Walt Disney’s first animated feature. There are several “best wishes” messages within from local businesses, along with a special message of sincere appreciation by Walt Disney. Measuring approximately 16”x10”, the historic theater program displays in fine condition, exhibiting minor creases, scuffs, and wear throughout. $700-$900

32. Gustaf Tenggren Snow White Layout Drawing. (Disney, c.1937) An original Gustaf Tenggren layout drawing from the production of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. In this stunningly detailed sketch, the animals of the forest lead Snow White towards a place to sleep for the night. Already an accomplished and well-known artist, Tenggren first came to the Studio in 1936 as chief illustrator for the film. Tenggren’s richly intricate concept and layout drawings were crucial in establishing the feature’s tone and style, which has made his artwork some of the most sought-after original pieces from the film. “The piece has an image size of 5.5”x12.25” on its 8”x12.5” animation paper. This item was one of the few non-cel pieces initially offered through Courvoisier Galleries. The drawing displays in very good condition, exhibiting some wear, minor creases, and folds, while retaining annotation regarding the scene, sequence, and camera direction within the frame, as well as the Walt Disney Productions copyright note stamp, common with pieces distributed by Courvoisier. $10,000-$15,000

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33. Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs Background Layout Drawing (Disney, 1937) A beautifully rendered background layout drawing of the Dwarfs’ Cottage, used in the production of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Drawings such as this were utilized for production of pencil tests as well as layouts for final backgrounds. Accomplished in graphite, the drawing features some camera and framing direction in red pencil. The piece has an image size of 9.5”x13.75” on its 11.75”x15” animation paper. The item displays in very good condition, exhibiting slight wear to the edges and corners. It has been mounted to a 12.5”x15.75” piece of cardstock for presentation. $4,000-$6,000

34. Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs Background Layout Drawing (Disney, 1937) A detailed background layout drawing of the Dwarfs’ Kitchen used during the “Someday My Prince Will Come” sequence from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Drawings like this were utilized in the production of pencil tests, as well as layouts for final backgrounds. The piece accomplished in graphite, has an image size of 10.75”x14.5” on its 12.5”x15.5” animation paper. The drawing displays in very good condition, exhibiting some wear to the edges and mild color toning. $3,000-$5,000

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36. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Production Cel. (Disney, 1937) A hand-painted animation cel used in the production of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. In this early sequence, Snow White looks on from a tower window, as The Prince serenades her. This is one of the few scenes where Snow White is dressed in her “rags” and, as such, is very rare. The cel was trimmed and placed on a custom hand-painted background for release through Courvoisier Galleries. The piece has a 10.25”x6.5” mat opening within its 18”x13.5” mat. The combined painted image size for Snow White and the birds is 10”x6”. This historic piece displays in very good condition, exhibiting minor paint wear and slight buckling, typical of cels from this period. $5,000-$8,000

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37. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Production Cel Set-Up. (Disney, 1937) An original production cel set-up from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. In this sequence, the Dwarfs first meet Snow White when they find her asleep in their home. The cel has been slightly trimmed and applied to a hand-painted background as prepared by the Disney Studio for sale through Courvoisier Galleries. The piece has a painted image size of 4.75”x8.5” on its 7.75”x9.5” cel sheet. The cel set-up displays in very good condition. There are small spots of paint wear or paint chips, typical of cels from this era, and the pieces comes framed. $4,000-$8,000

38. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Record Set. (Disney, 1938) A “Songs from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” (3) record set by Victor Records. Originally released to coincide with the theatrical debut of the film, the record set is notable as the first commercially issued soundtrack album, and contains popular songs as well as characters and sound effects as featured in the film. The records measure 10” in diameter. The set is in very good condition with minor surface wear to the records, as well as small creases and handling wear to the sleeves. $300-$500

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39. Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs Commercial Radio Records. (Disney, c.1967/1975) A pair of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs commercial radio announcement recordings. The records contain radio broadcast spots introducing the Seven Dwarfs, featuring rollicking music and sounds from the feature length film, both with and without live tags. The recordings were prepared and produced by Buena Vista Distribution for the theatrical re-releases of the film, introducing Walt Disney’s masterpiece to whole new generations. Measuring 12”, the 33 1/3 rpm records retain original Walt Disney Productions labels and display in a fine condition, exhibiting few scratches and minor wear to sleeves and envelope. $200-$400

40. Set of (8) Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Glasses. (Disney, 1938) A full set of (8) Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs glasses produced by both the Libbey Glass Company and Owens-Illinois Glass Company of Toledo, Ohio. Measuring approximately 5”x2.5” each, the glasses are in very good overall condition with varying amounts of minor surface wear. $300-$500

41. Snow White Doc Hachette French Store Display. (Disney, c.1940s) An extremely rare Doc automaton figure manufactured by Publinel of Paris. The figure was produced to advertise Hachette Great Albums featuring licensed Walt Disney characters, including Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. The figure was used contemporaneous with the French re-release of the film during December of 1944. Measuring 12” tall atop a 5” metallic base, the French-manufactured hand-painted foam figure displays in very good condition, exhibiting few scuffs, minor areas of paint loss, and some wear to the foam from automation operation. Due to their age, the electronics are untested and will likely require servicing. $2,000-$4,000

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43. Snow White Nesting Dolls by Jody Daily. (Disney, 2003) A handpainted nesting doll set designed by Jody Daily that depicts (5) timeless characters from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Limited to 2,500 pieces, these hard-to-find figures measure between 1.75” and 6” tall. The condition is very fine and the original box and COA are included. $100-$200

42. Snow White Marc Davis Limited Edition Maquette. (Disney, 2002) A stunning reproduction Snow White maquette created by Gentle Giant Studios, based on the original maquette sculpted by Disney Legend Marc Davis. Gentle Giant scanned the maquette supplied by Alice Davis in three dimensions to reproduce this beautiful resin copy with unmatched accuracy. The bottom of the base notes this as one of an edition of 250. Measuring 6.25” tall, the maquette is in very fine condition. $300-$500

44. “Walt’s Field Day” Invitation & Program. (Disney, 1938) An invitation and program for “Walt’s Field Day.” After the completion of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Walt held a “Field Day” at the Lake Narconian Club for his entire Studio Personnel on June 4th, 1938. The initial invitation is designed to resemble a preliminary “Story Outline” document. The items measure 8.5”x5.75” and 14.25”x8.75”, respectively. The items are in good condition, retaining one ticket, while exhibiting a few small tears, creases, folds, spots of discoloration, and wear to edges and corners typical of documents from this era. $300-$500

A HIS TORIC JOURNEY THROUGH THE WALT DISNEY S TUDIOS AND DISNEYL AND 45. Collection of (3) Walt Disney Studio Christmas Cards. (Disney, 1938-1940) A collection of (3) Christmas Cards produced by the Walt Disney Studios. The cards feature Walt Disney’s popular cast of characters from both short films and feature length films. The set includes a card from 1938 promoting Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs with a special insert card depicting Mickey & friends, as well as cards for 1939 and 1940. Further, two of the cards retain their original “Walt Disney” envelopes. The cards vary in size, with the largest measuring 11”x8”.They display in fine condition, exhibiting only mild color toning, few creases and folds, and slight spots of discoloration. $400-$600

46. Walt Disney Signed “The Ugly Duckling” Background. (Disney, 1955) A hand-painted “The Ugly Duckling” production background, signed on its original mat frame by Walt Disney. The background was prominently used in the popular first season episode of the Disneyland television show, “From Aesop to Hans Christian Anderson.” For this episode, Walt Disney presented memorable clips from past Disney cartoon short subjects that were based upon famous fables. This background, inspired by a scene from the similarly titled 1939 Silly Symphonies short, was used for the introduction to “The Ugly Duckling” segment as a “held background.” Entirely hand-painted on artist’s paper mounted to board, the background has hand-written production notes along the bottom edge, and was prepared by the Walt Disney Studios Art Props department and signed by Walt to be given as a gift. A remnant of the Studio’s Art Props department certification label is still affixed to the reverse. The painting has a viewable image size of 11.5”x13.5” within the 18.5”x19.5” mat. The background is in very fine condition. There is some wear along the edges of the mat. $4,000-$6,000

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The Walt Disney Studio was thriving as it entered the 1940s. The profits from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and a boom in merchandising helped fund a new Studio in Burbank, complete with furnishings by renowned designer Kem Weber. Disney’s second feature film, Pinocchio, was set for release, with Fantasia soon to follow. Bambi and Dumbo were in the works, while ideas for Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan were being explored. Walt’s spirits were high, but an employee strike in 1941 and the war in 1942 would greatly affect the Studio and its output.

47. Original Walt Disney Studios Kem Weber Animator’s Desk. (Weber, c.1938) An exceptionally rare original Assistant Animator’s and Inbetweeners desk from the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank. In 1939, Walt Disney enlisted renowned German architect Kem Weber to design virtually every aspect of his new Studio complex, including what has become some of its most well-known features: the animation office furniture used by the Studio artists. A true triumph of Weber, these desks perfectly blended “Streamline Moderne” style and function, while accommodating a variety of customizations to fit the specific needs of individual artists. The solid core birch plywood desk contains sufficient shelf storage, a replacement light disk, (2) movable bulletin boards, (4) drawers, (2) tool trays, (5) shelves, (10) shelf supports, and even a footrest bar below. The desk still retains its Walt Disney Productions studio label bearing the address and a redacted identification number. Measuring an impressive 72” tall, 51” wide, and approximately 42” deep, the desk is in good used condition. The animation disk does not currently light, and the power cord will need to be replaced. The desk has surface wear and small nicks throughout from use. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $6,000-$8,000

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49. Walt Disney Studio Operations Flow Chart. (Disney, 1940s) A rare Walt Disney Studio Operations flow chart. The seldom-seen internal document maps the path of Studio Operations from Walt Disney, through Production Management, and finally to the viewing audience. Measuring 11.75”x10.5” when unfolded, the pamphlet is in very good condition, exhibiting original fold creases, minor discoloration from age and minor wear to edges and corners from its original Studio use. $600-$800

48. Walt Disney Studio Smoking Stand Ashtray. (Disney, c.1940s) An original “smoking stand” ashtray, a once common feature of the Kem Weber furnished Walt Disney Studio offices in Burbank. The adjustable metallic smoking stand with spring-loaded chrome dump ashtray was intended to contain ashes and scents within, and was a staple of the Walt Disney Studios beginning in 1940. This artifact represents a bygone era of the Studio Lot, when tobacco use was much more common than today. Measuring 27.5” tall with a base diameter of 7”, the smoking stand displays in very good condition, exhibiting oxidation inside ashtray dump and under base, minor scuffs and wear from Studio use, and Studio identification number “4897” stamped and labelled under base. $1,000-$2,000

50. Early “Walt Disney’s Version of Pinocchio” Book. (Disney, c.1939) A “Walt Disney’s Version of Pinocchio” spiral bound book. Printed in Great Britain, the book records the development of the characters and story of Walt Disney’s second feature-length animated motion picture, Pinocchio. The burgeoning adaptation of C. Collodi’s “Adventures of Pinocchio” are explained through pages of story sketches and outlined sequences and are a testament to the Studio’s process of feature-length film production during the era. Measuring 12”x10”, the rare Studio artifact is hand-numbered “copy 43 of the English edition” of only 100 copies printed. It displays in very good condition, with a few areas of discoloration to the cover, as well as small scuffs and wear throughout. $2,000-$3,000

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51. Pinocchio Background Drawing of Gepetto’s Workshop. (Disney, 1940) A stunningly detailed original background layout drawing created for the production of Walt Disney’s Pinocchio. The drawing depicts Gepetto’s Workshop as seen by Jiminy Cricket. Many of these interior backgrounds were accomplished by Disney Legend Claude Coats and inspired by the old world styling of Gustaf Tenggren. The piece measures 12.5”x15.5”, the striking rendering displays in fine condition, exhibiting some adhesive retention, minor discoloration, and minor handling wear. $6,000-$8,000

52. Pinocchio Background Drawing of Gepetto’s Bedroom. (Disney, 1940) A highly defined background layout drawing of Gepetto and Figaro’s bedroom from Pinocchio. The drawing was inspired by the stylings of conceptual artist Gustaf Tenggren, and his influence can be seen in the exquisite details seen throughout the rendering. The piece measures 10”x12” and is in very good condition, retaining a few pinholes, annotation, staples from original production, and exhibiting creases and slight color toning from age. $6,000-$8,000

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53. Pinocchio Storyboard Drawing of Jiminy Cricket. (Disney, 1940) A detailed original storyboard drawing featuring Jiminy Cricket from Walt Disney’s Pinocchio. In this panel, Jiminy Cricket unsuccessfully attempts to “spring” Pinocchio from the grasps of Stromboli’s cage. Measuring 4”x5.25”, the storyboard drawing displays in very fine condition, retaining minor creases, a few pinholes, and annotation from original production. $3,000-$5,000

54. Pinocchio Courvoisier Production Cel Set-up of Jiminy. (Disney, 1940) A production cel set-up of Jiminy Cricket from Pinocchio. The cel set-up consists of trimmed cels of Jiminy, the bubble effect, and a fish, and comes displayed over a custom background and mat prepared by Courvoisier Galleries. The piece has a combined character image size of 4’x4.5” within its 11”X11” mat. It displays in fine condition, exhibiting minor wear and slight buckling. It retains the original Courvoisier COA on reverse. $3,000-$4,000

55. Pinocchio Original Production Drawing. (Disney, 1940) An original production drawing of Pinocchio imprisoned in Stromboli’s Gypsy Cart cage. Accomplished in graphite and colored pencil, the drawing includes color guides for the ink and paint department as well as a Studio reference stamp in the bottom-right. The piece has an image size of 8”x7” on its 10”x12” animation paper. The drawing displays in fine condition, exhibiting a small spot of discoloration, and minor handling wear. $1,000-$1,500

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56. Pair of Pinocchio Photostat Storyboard Sheets. (Disney, c.1940) A pair of photostat storyboard sheets used during the production of Pinocchio. The sheets depict two memorable sequences from the film titled “Stromboli Imprisons Pinocchio” and “Pinocchio Becomes a Real Boy.” Each piece measures 11”x25.25”. The sheets display in good condition, exhibiting handling wear throughout and spots of yellowing from tape. $200-$400

58. Pinocchio and Figaro Giuseppe Armani Sculpture. (Disney, 1995) A beautiful limited edition porcelain sculpture of Pinocchio and Figaro as interpreted by artist Giuseppe Armani. Titled “Walt Disney’s Pinocchio and Figaro,” the figure measures 8.5” tall atop a 7” diameter polished wooden base. It is in very fine condition. $200-$400

57. Pinocchio Re-Release Three Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1962) A three-sheet poster advertising the theatrical re-release Walt Disney’s Pinocchio. The colorful artwork features the cast of “the wonder-tale the whole world loves.” Printed on two large sheets designed to overlap, the 84”x41” poster displays in very good condition. There is some wear and small tears to edges, corners, and original folds. $100-$200

59. Monstro the Whale Olszewski Sculpture by Goebel. (Goebel, 1994) A stunning Monstro the Whale figurine sculpted by renowned miniaturist Robert Olzewski and distributed by Goebel. The handcrafted figure includes (3) smaller figures of Gepetto, Jiminy Cricket, and Pinocchio. Measuring 9”x4.75” and 6” tall, the hand-crafted figure in very fine condition. $200-$400

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60. Gepetto’s “Hiccuping Drunk” Clock by Kevin & Jody. (Disney, 2003) A “Hiccuping Drunk” cuckoo clock based on a similar clock seen the Gepetto’s Woodworking Shop sequence of Walt Disney’s Pinocchio. Loyally and lovingly crafted by Kevin Kidney & Jody Daily, the cuckoo clock was produced to a limited edition of 2,000 pieces. It features (2) weights, moving parts, illuminating lamp, and beer barrel pendulum. Measuring 11.5”x9” and 7” deep, the clock displays in fine condition, with little apparent wear, retaining its original tag, packing material, and box. $200-$400

62. Limited Edition Pinocchio Marionette by Bob Baker. (Disney, c.1990s) A limited edition Pinocchio marionette “made especially for Walt Disney Productions by the Bob Baker Marionettes.” Bob Baker Marionettes manufactured puppets of licensed Disney characters from the 1950s until the 1990s. Measuring approximately 18” tall, the hand-painted wooden Pinocchio Puppet features cloth wardrobe, felt hat, and Walt Disney Productions note under feet. The collectible displays in very good condition exhibiting minor wear and comes packaged in its original box. $300-$500

61. Figaro and Cleo Snow Globe Production Sample. (Disney, 2008) A Figaro & Cleo snow globe prototype by Fumark of Li & Fung Trading Co. Figaro looks at Cleo with hunger in his eye in this statue based on the popular stars of the namesake “Figaro and Cleo” musical short film released three years after Walt Disney’s Pinocchio. Measuring 9” tall atop a 10” in diameter base, the prototype musical snow globe displays in fine condition with little surface wear, and it retains the original “sample” identification tag. This early version plays “So This is Love” from Cinderella instead of a Brahms waltz, which is the piece played in the final version. $200-$400

63. Walt Disney Productions Memo Signed by Roy Disney. (Disney, 1940) An encouraging Inter-Office Communication composed by Roy O. Disney addressed to O.B. Johnson of Walt Disney Productions Business Control Office. The memo assures the staff that they will attain their current objectives, with the expressions approved by the personal signature of Roy Disney. Measuring 8.5”x5.5” the document is in very good condition exhibiting minor edge an corner wear as well as a slight color toning from age. $600-$800

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64. Walt Disney & Production Crew Signed Fantasia Program. (Disney, 1940) A Fantasia theater program signed by (8) contributors toward “The Pastoral Symphony” segment based on Beethoven’s Symphony No.6. The signatures include both Ham Luske & Jim Handley (Directors), Jack Brunner (Assistant Director), Hugh Hennesy (Art Director), Ken Anderson (Layout Artist), Martha Nell Stack and Mary Whitney (assistants), and the impresario himself, Walt Disney. Measuring 12.75”x9.75”, the autographed program displays in very good condition exhibiting mild color toning and slight wear a mild tear to cover edges and corners. $3,000-$4,000

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65. Fantasia Bacchus Ashtray by Vohann. (Disney, 1940s) A rare ashtray depicting Bacchus from Fantasia. Immortalized in ceramic by Hoodwink and Vohann of California, the ashtray measures 6.5”x5.5”x5”. It is in very good condition with a small chip on the wineglass and minor surface wear. $600-$800

66. Fantasia Radio Announcement Master Record. (Disney, 1969) A direct-to-disc Walt Disney Productions Studio master acetate recording disc capturing four cuts of commercial radio announcements and live tags produced by Buena Vista Distribution for Walt Disney’s Fantasia. Measuring 12”, the one-sided 33 1/3 rpm acetate recording is in very good condition with few scratches and minor wear to original sleeve and retaining original label featuring imagery of Chernabog and Hop Low and the Dancing Mushrooms. $100-$200

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68. Dumbo & Timothy Sculpture by Giuseppe Armani. (Disney, 2004) A beautiful limited edition sculpture by Guiseppe Armani depicting Dumbo and Timothy. Titled “Walt Disney’s Dumbo and Timothy,” the sculpture measures 7.5” tall atop a 6” diameter polished wooden base. It is in very fine condition. $100-$200

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69. Hand-Painted Dumbo One Sheet Poster Prop. (Disney/Universal, 1979) An original hand-painted Dumbo poster prop used in Steven Spielberg’s war comedy film 1941. Based on Dumbo’s original release one sheet film poster, this screen-used painting beautifully represents one of the most beloved Disney animated films. Accomplished in gouache on a large sheet of sturdy artist’s board, the painting measures 50”x33” and is beautifully custom-framed to a size of 57.25”x40.25”. The condition is good, with some production wear, spots of soiling, a few small nicks and scuffs throughout. This item may require special shipping conditions, please inquire for details and estimates. $6,000-$8,000

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70. Set of (5) Bambi Daily Time Distribution Sheets. (Disney, 1941) A set of (5) Walt Disney Productions Daily Time Distribution sheets. These forms documented work performed during the production of Bambi in the spring of 1941. The names of In Between Artists like Ken O’Brien, Don Towsley, Murray McClellan, Paul Busch, and Supervising Animator Milt Kahl are preserved in this testament to the labor involved in Walt Disney’s visual masterpiece. Measuring 5.5”x8.5”, the sheets are in very good condition with minor scuffs and wear to the edges and corners from their original use. $200-$400

72. Pair of Bambi Storyboard Photostats. (Disney, 1942) A pair of photostat storyboard sheets utilized in the production of Walt Disney’s Bambi. The photostats depict the young Prince of the forest learning to walk as he gets acquainted with a family of rabbits, told through rich visual and physical story development. Measuring 11”x14”, it displays in good condition, exhibiting some creases, folds, and minor yellowing. It retains the official “Walt Disney Productions” stamp on reverse. $200-$400

71. Pair of Bambi Storyboard Photostats. (Disney, 1942) A pair of photostat storyboard sheets utilized in the production of Walt Disney’s Bambi. The photostats depict the young Prince and Thumper discovering the songbirds of the forest, told through rich visual and physical story development. Measuring 11”x14”, the sheets display in good condition, exhibiting some creases, folds, and minor yellowing. It retains the official “Property of Walt Disney Productions” stamp on reverse. $200-$400

73. Pair of Bambi Storyboard Photostats. (Disney, 1942) A pair of photostat storyboard sheets utilized in the production of Walt Disney’s Bambi. The photostats depict the young Prince of the forest and Thumper getting acquainted with Flower. Measuring 11”x14”, it displays in good condition, exhibiting some creases, folds, and minor yellowing. It retains the official “Walt Disney Productions” stamp on reverse. $200-$400

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74. Pair of Production Drawings of Bambi and Mother. (Disney, 1942) A pair of production drawings from Walt Disney’s Bambi. The sequences of these drawings feature the young prince of the forest and his ever-loving and cautious mother. The pieces have image sizes of 2.5”x1.5” and 5.25”x5.25”, respectively, on their 10.5”x12.5” animation paper. They display in very good condition, exhibiting little wear. $400-$600

75. Pair of Production Drawings of Bambi and Mother. (Disney, 1942) A pair of production drawings from Walt Disney’s Bambi. The sequences of these drawings feature the young prince of the forest and his ever-loving and cautious mother. The pieces have image sizes of 2.5”x1.5” and 5.25”x5.25”, respectively, on their 10.5”x12.5” animation paper. They display in very good condition, exhibiting little wear. $400-$600

76. Bambi Production Drawing of Bambi’s Father. (Disney, 1942) An impressive production drawing of Bambi’s Father from the animated film Bambi. The Great Prince of the Forest is shown here in a spectacular pose. There is an additional peg strip attached to the top edge of the paper from an animation adjustment during production. The piece has an image size of 8.5”x5.5” on its 13”x15.5” animation paper. It is in overall fine condition with minimal handling and peg hole wear. $200-$400

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77. Walt Disney’s Bambi Radio Commercial Record. (Disney, 1977) A Walt Disney’s Bambi Commercial Radio Announcements 33 1/3 record, containing five “cuts” featuring the voice of Thumper, choruses, and music from the film. Such records were utilized by radio stations in advertisement of Disney films during commercial breaks. Measuring 12”, the 33 1/3 rpm Buena Vista CR 3473 record is in very good condition with some surface wear from use. The fragile paper sleeve is included. $100-$200

78. Flower Art Tile by Kemper-Thomas. (Disney, 1940s) An art tile depicting Flower from Bambi, recreated in sirocco wood relief mounted to a hand-painted tile. Measuring 6”x6”, the tile is in fine condition, with very minor paint loss, and slight discoloration to the reverse. $100-$200

79. Bambi and Thumper Giuseppe Armani Sculpture. (Disney, 1999) A limited edition porcelain sculpture of Bambi and Thumper crafted by Giuseppe Armani. Offered as part of the 1999 Official Disneyana Convention, the sculpture measures 12” tall atop a polished wooden 8” diameter base. It is in very fine condition. $100-$200

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80. Mickey Mouse Annual Cover Painting. (Dean & Son, c.1942-43) An original painting used as cover artwork for the popular Mickey Mouse Annual book series. Published in England by Dean & Son, this series contained comics and stories of Mickey and his friends, and offered some of the earliest Disney fans the opportunity to bring these characters and adventures into the comfort of their own homes. Hand-painted in acrylic on art board, this illustration features Mickey Mouse and Goofy on the front cover, while Donald Duck would have appeared on the book’s spine. In published form, the work likely would have featured a copyright date of 1942, but released to the public in 1943. Measuring 14.75”x13.5” the cover and spine art displays in very good condition, exhibiting minor wear from age, small pinholes from original production. Any kind of Disney book artwork from this era is difficult to find, but cover artwork that so beautifully depicts these three iconic characters is exceptionally rare. $6,000-$8,000

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Walt proudly led his Studio staff into performing civic service toward their Country during the second World War. While many artists fought on the front line, numerous educational films like “Victory Through Air Power” were produced to further help the war effort. The Studio’s Illustration Department also made visual contributions toward safety and training manuals for the United States Air Force, instructional guides elucidating the definitions of propaganda, and even imagery for United States War Bond Certificates. As did many companies during this difficult time, the Studio incurred massive debts during the war, which led to the creation of lower budget and package films including Saludos Amigos, The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, Make Mine Music, and Song of the South, which featured segments blending live action with animation. The films of this decade helped the Studio get back on its feet, and allowed Walt to start working towards his next full-length feature animated film, Cinderella.

81. Victory Through Air Power Production Background. (Disney, 1943) A strikingly beautiful hand-painted production background created for the WWII-era documentary film “Victory Through Air Power.” The scene was created to illustrate the reach of Japan’s land-based planes and watercraft extending from the region of Mount Fuji in the distance. The art bears the “Property of Walt Disney Productions” stamp and the approval signature of the director Clyde “Gerry” Geronimi on the reverse. This original background is a testament to this unique period of Disney’s involvement in the wartime effort. Measuring 11.5”x15.5”, the hand-painted background displays in very fine condition with minor production wear. $3,000-$5,000

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82. Constance Tyrell’s Walt Disney Productions I.D. Card. (Disney, 1943) A Walt Disney Productions Identification Card belonging to Constance Tyrell during the infancy of the new Walt Disney Studio in Burbank. The card is dated as issued on “3/29/43” and is signed by Constance Tyrell. Measuring 2.25”x3.5”, the Studio Identification Card is in fine condition with very light toning and minor wear to edges. $200-$400

83. “The Ropes at Disney’s” Studio Orientation Book. (Disney, 1943) A “The Ropes at Disney’s” employee orientation book. The 34-page book was prepared by the Personnel Department to detail the “ropes,” or rules and regulations that maintain a friendly relationship between Studio Employees and Walt Disney Productions. Tom Oreb’s two-tone illustrations add an amusing tone to such subjects as Unions, the Penthouse Club, and “Forbidden Fruit,” before presenting a fold-out Studio map caricature. Measuring 6”x4” the two-tone book is in fine condition, with few creases and slight wear to edges and corners. $200-$400

85. “Winter Draws On” WWII Air Force Book. (Disney, 1943) An original copy of Winter Draws On, a rare WWII-era military publication created by the Walt Disney Studio Illustration Department for Flight Control Command Safety Education Division of the United States Army Air Forces. The small handbook introduces a mischievous relative of the Gremlin called the “Spandule” and contains 20 safety checkpoints for avoiding a run-in with them while flying in extreme cold conditions. The 25-page booklet is in good condition with minor surface wear, slight spots of discoloration and light foxing throughout. $200-$400

84. “Dispatch from Disney’s” Wartime Employee Publication. (Disney, 1943) A wartime employee publication titled “Dispatch from Disney’s.” Many employees left the studio to serve in the armed forces during the war, and this publication was a way to keep them connected to the studio. The pages hold numerous contributions by such notable artists as Roy Williams, T. Hee, and Hal Adelquist. Measuring 8”x5.5”, the publication is in very good condition, with few spots of discoloration and minor wear to the edges and corners. $200-$400

86. “What is Propaganda?” WWII Book. (Disney, 1944) A “What is Propaganda?” book prepared for the United States Armed Forces Institute in conjunction with Walt Disney Studios. The 46-page book answers the title question by listing and distinguishing between types of propaganda and its purposes, supported by cartoons produced by the Walt Disney Studio Illustration Department. Measuring 7.25”x5”, the handbook dating from the final stretch of World War II is in very good condition, with minor creasing, scuffs, and wear from age. $200-$400

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87. Walt Disney’s Saludos Amigos Lobby Card. (Disney, 1943) An original release lobby card from the live-action and animated feature Saludos Amigos. Donald and Jose Carioca are shown above the text “Walt Disney goes South American in his gayest musical Technicolor feature.” Measuring 11”x14”, the lobby card displays in fine condition exhibiting the slightest corner wear and a pinhole within the border. $200-$400

89. 1945 U.S. War Bond Certificate. (Disney, 1945) An original War Bond Certificate issued to Nelda Schmidt by the War Finance Committee of the United States Treasury Department. The certificate features the popular Disney characters of the era, highlighting a unique time of Disney’s contributions to the war effort. Measuring 8”x10”, the document is dated “April 23, 1945” and is in good condition, with minor wear, creases, and spots of discoloration due to age. $200-$400

88. “The Route of the Three Caballeros” Ticket. (Disney, 1944) A “The Route of the Three Caballeros” ticket. Once production on The Three Caballeros was complete, the “Carnival de los Tres Caballeros” was held for Walt Disney Studio personnel at Oakmont Country Club in Glendale, California. The paper invitation contains a map, pricing information, and cover art featuring the stars of the film: Jose Carioca, Panchito, and Donald Duck. Measuring 17”x3.5”, the ephemeral artifact is in very good condition, exhibiting small creases and a few tears to the leaves, and the original “Lucky Award Coupon” still attached. $200-$400

90. A Walt Disney Productions “Cartoon Continuity” Map. (Disney, 1946) A “Cartoon Continuity Through the Studio” map chart used by Walt Disney Productions staff to understand the department’s various roles in the development of a picture from “story” to the “exploitation & release.” Accompanying this document is a detached Inter-Office Communication introducing “the new, simplified chart showing the progress of cartoon production through the studio.” Measuring 13”x8.5” and 5.5”x8.5”, the documents are in very good condition, exhibiting minor toning, and wear to original folds, edges, and corners. $200-$400

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91. Ichabod and Mr. Toad Concept Painting by Mary Blair. (Disney, 1949) An absolutely stunning original concept painting by Color Stylist Mary Blair. The painting features Blair’s vision for a terrifying sequence in which the Headless Horseman pursues Icahbod Crane through the woodside of Sleepy Hollow. The colorful and vibrant piece is accomplished in gouache on artist’s board, and has an image size of 8”x 9” on the 9”x10” board. The piece displays in fine condition with a slight curve to the board, pinholes in the corners, and some surface wear. $8,000-$10,000

92. The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad Production Cel. (Disney, 1949) A handpainted animation cel used in the production of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow sequence of Walt Disney’s The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad. The cel features Ichabod Crane greeting residents of Sleepy Hollow. The piece has a 6”x5” mat opening within its 15.5”x11.5” frame. The character image size is 9.25”x5.5”. It is in very good condition with minor rippling within the frame. $800-$1,200

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93. Ichabod and Mr. Toad Photostat Model Sheet. (Disney, c.194849) A large studio photostat model sheet illustrating an animation cycle of Washington Irving’s “most unusual” Ichabod Crane, as he approaches the little village of Sleepy Hollow. Measuring 22”x20”, the oversized photostat displays in very good condition while exhibiting few creases and little wear to the corners and edges. $200-$400

94. Make Mine Music Yugoslavian Poster. (Disney, c.1960) A poster advertising the Yugoslavian theatrical release of Walt Disney’s Make Mine Music. The seldom-seen imagery and text make this quite the unique poster for this beloved film. Measuring 27”x19”, the poster displays in very good condition, with numerous creases near the original folds, corners, and edges. $200-$400

95. Song of the South & Goofy Photostat Storyboards. (Disney, c.1948-49) A large photostat print showing details of story development for both Song of the South and also the short film “Goofy Gymnastics.” Photostats of this sort were utilized during training seminars provided for animators of the Walt Disney Studios. Measuring 22”x20”, the oversized print displays in very good condition while exhibiting few creases and little wear to corners and edges. $200-$400

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96. Walt Disney Character Christmas Tree Lights. (Paramount, c.1940s) A set of (8) Walt Disney character Christmas tree light bulbs. Each 120 volt lamp lights independently with a candelabra type base. The original box measures 7.5”x5.5” and is fair condition, with a small rip on the plastic cover and several creases and spots of wear throughout. $100-$200

97. Pair of Jack Cutting’s Disney Penthouse Club Cards. (Disney, 1948/65) A pair of membership cards to the exclusive Penthouse Club of the Walt Disney Studios. These cards belonged to Jack Cutting, one of Walt’s original animators who eventually became Manager of Foreign Relations for Walt Disney Productions. The c.1948 membership card is signed by both Walt Pfeifer (Walt’s childhood friend and employee), and Wilfred Jackson (Walt Disney Studio composer and animator). The c.1965 card is signed on the reverse by Walt Disney Studio Feature Film Director Bob Stafford, and one other member. Also included are (10) sheets of stationary bearing the Penthouse Club letterhead and logotype. Measuring 2.5”x3.5”, the cards are in very good condition, with slight toning and wear. Measuring 10.5”x7.25”, the stationary is in fine condition. $200-$400

98. Jack Cutting Employment Contract, Card, and Photo. (Disney, 1940s-50s) An employment contract, business card, and photo from Walt Disney Studios animator Jack Cutting. The employment contract between Jack Cutting and Walt Disney Productions is dated May 19th, 1947. The c.1950s Walt Disney Productions business card lists John Walter “Jack” Cutting, and the photograph includes Walt Disney, Ub Iwerks, Carl Stalling, Wilfred Jackson, Les Clark, Johnny Cannon, and Jack Cutting at the old Walt Disney Studio Complex on Hyperion Avenue in Los Angeles. The later comes with a page of Jack Cutting’s official Walt Disney Productions stationary with a printed message identifying each of the staff members. Measuring and 9”x4.5”, the contract is in very good condition with minor toning and wear to edges, corners, and original folds. $200-$400

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Amid rising production costs and diminishing box office returns, the Studio was on the verge of bankruptcy by 1948. As a result, Walt was forced to give priority to one of three feature-length films currently in development. Struck by its similarities to Snow White, Walt assigned the Studio’s top animation talent to Cinderella and greenlit the project. The critical decision paid off, as the film’s box office performance and subsequent merchandise sales helped fund the animated productions of Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, as well as live action efforts like 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Midway through the decade, Walt began to turn his attention toward television production. This bold era for the Studio saw the debut of the Disneyland anthology series, notably introducing the Davy Crockett miniseries in its first season, along with The Mickey Mouse Club variety show.

99. Cinderella Concept Painting by Mary Blair. (Disney, 1950) An original concept painting by Color Stylist Mary Blair for Cinderella. Although she had worked for the Studio since the 1940s, it was the 1950s that brough Mary Blair to the forefront of the Studio Animation Department. Walt Disney chose Blair as the color stylist for Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, and several theatrical shorts. It was her conceptual work and styling that set the tone for the first three features for the studio in the 1950s. Her early concepts are considered by many collectors to be some of the most desirable and important artwork to come out of the Studio. This concept for Cinderella is accomplished in gouache on art board, and explores a key scene from the film. Cinderella is depicted as she is ferried to the Royal Ball aboard a magical pumpkin carriage prepared by her Fairy Godmother. The piece has a painted image size of 8”x9” on its 9”x10” artists board. It is in very good condition, with minor fading, some surface wear, and a slight curve to the board from age. $8,000-$10,000

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101. Cinderella Production Cel Set-Up of Jaq & Gus. (Disney, 1950) A production cel set-up of the mice Jaq and Gus from Walt Disney’s Cinderella. The 2-cel set-up depicts the fearless mice helping their friend “Cinderelly.” The piece has a viewable area size of 7.75”x9.75” within its 9.5”x11.5” frame. The cels have image sizes of 2.75”x2.75 and 3.75”x4” on their 8”x9.75” trimmed cel sheets. It displays in very good condition, exhibiting minimal wear. $500-$1,000

100. Cinderella Ball Gown Production Cel. (Disney, 1950) A hand-painted animation cel used in the production of Walt Disney’s Cinderella. In 1948, Disney decided to return to feature films, and chose Cinderella as the Studio’s next full length animated film. The cel depicts Cinderella in her beautiful new dress for the royal ball. The reveal of Cinderella’s stunning dress is one of the most memorable moments of this Disney Classic, with few cels depicting her in her gown. The piece has a 9.5”x6.25” mat opening within its 16.75”x13.25” wooden frame. The painted character image size is 9.5”x6.25”. It displays in very good condition, exhibiting minimal wear and the slightest buckling to the cel. $3,000-$5,000

102. Cinderella Production Cel of Lucifer. (Disney, 1950) An original hand-painted production cel of Lucifer the cat from the animated feature film Cinderella. In this sequence, Lucifer, the Tremaine family’s mischievous cat, engages in the old “shell game,” as he searches for Gus the mouse under several teacups. The piece has a painted image size of 4.75”x8” on its 6”x8” trimmed cel sheet. It is contained within a 7.5”x9.5” frame. The condition is good with several small spots of paint wear or minor paint lifting. $1,000-$1,500

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103. Alice In Wonderland Concept Painting by Mary Blair. (Disney, 1950) A stunning original concept painting by Color Stylist Mary Blair. The painting features Blair’s vision for the iconic Mad Tea Party scene with Alice, the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, and the Dormouse. The colorful and vibrant image is accomplished in gouache on art board. The piece has an image size of 8”x9” on its 9.25”x10” board. The piece displays in fine condition with pinholes in the corners, minor surface wear, and a slight curve to the board from use. $10,000-$15,000

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105. Alice in Wonderland Production Cel of Dinah. (Disney, 1951) A production cel of Dinah, Alice’s red kitten, from Alice in Wonderland. This particular cel appears in an early sequence of the film where Dinah amuses herself, as Alice daydreams about living in a world of her own. The piece has a 6.5”x8.5” mat opening within its 12.5”x14.5” frame. The painted character size is 3.75”x5.5”. The cel is in fine condition, with only a few thin cracks in the white paint of the kitten’s mouth. The piece presents especially well in its polished wood frame. $500-$1,000

106. Alice in Wonderland Background Layout Drawing. (Disney, 1951) A beautifully detailed background layout drawing of the White Rabbit’s Cottage from Alice in Wonderland. In this memorable scene, Alice helps herself to a biscuit labelled “Eat Me.” Accomplished in graphite on 11.75”x15.5” animation paper and mounted to 15”x18.5” art board, the drawing displays in fine condition with minor wear. $3,000-$5,000

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107. Alice in Wonderland Concept Painting by Mary Blair. (Disney, 1951) A stunning original concept painting by Color Stylist Mary Blair. Depicted here is Blair’s vision for a musical sequence in which the Dodo encourages the animals to engage in a “Jolly Caucus Race.” The colorful and vibrant image is accomplished in gouache on artist’s board. The painted image measures 8.25”x9” on its 9.25”x10” board, and the piece displays in fine condition. There are pinholes in the corners, some surface wear, and a slight curve to the board from age. $8,000-$10,000

108. Pair of Alice in Wonderland Lobby Cards. (Disney, 1951) A pair of original release lobby cards from Alice in Wonderland. Both lobby cards feature matching illustrated imagery along the border and scenes from the film involving Alice and the Queen of Hearts. Measuring 11”x14” each, the lobby cards display in very good condition exhibiting some wear to the edges and corners, and pinholes throughout the borders. $200-$400

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109. Peter Pan Concept Painting by David Hall. (Disney, 1939) A stunning conceptual painting of a snowy London street created for Peter Pan by artist David Hall. When Walt began pre-production on Peter Pan during the late 1930s, he called upon Hall, a well-known Hollywood concept artist, who had already been working with Disney on an idea for an “Alice in Wonderland” feature length film. Disney was attracted to Hall’s old-world European style of painting and felt it was perfect for Peter Pan. Hall created a series of incredible paintings visualizing the story, however, the raging war in Europe and a strike at the Studio caused a halt on the project until the 1950s, when Disney ultimately went in a different direction for the film’s styling and concept. Hall’s artwork was highly valued by other artists at the Studio and this piece was saved by director Jack Handley, who was working on Fantasia at the same time Hall was working on Peter Pan. Measuring 12.5”x16.25”, the graphite, watercolor, and gouache vignette on artist’s board is in very good condition, signed by the artist within the border, with slight wear to the edges of the paper. $10,000-$12,000

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110. Peter Pan Production Cel of Lost Boy Twins. (Disney, 1953) A production cel from Walt Disney Studios’ animated feature film Peter Pan. This hand-painted cel depicts the Twins in their racoon costumes, as they climb a tree to escape the residents of Neverland’s Indian Camp. It is accompanied by a color copy background of the scene. The piece has a painted image size of 9.5”x11.5” on its 16”x12.5” cel sheet. The cel is in very fine condition. $600-$800

111. Peter Pan Production Cel of Captain Hook. (Disney, 1953) A production cel of the villainous Captain Hook from Walt Disney’s animated feature Peter Pan. Depicted here in a particularly menacing pose, the bloodthirsty Captain wonderfully exudes his hatred of Peter, as he scowls over his shoulder with his pointed hook hand slightly raised. The piece has a viewable image size of 11.5”x8.5” inside its 15.25”x12” frame, with a very large painted character size of 10”x6”. The condition is very fine with a few small spots of paint wear. This is a superb cel of one of Disney’s most recognizable and popular villains. $1,000-$2,000

112. Peter Pan Production Cel Set-up of Peter & Wendy. (Disney, 1953) A production cel set-up of Peter and Wendy from Walt Disney’s Peter Pan. Peter has been trimmed to image and rests over Wendy’s cel layer, which has been trimmed at the edges. Together, the cel set-up presents these two characters in a playful scene. Peter has a painted image size of 4”x3.25” while Wendy measures 5.25”x1.75” on her 8”x10” cel sheet. The cel set-up is in good overall condition, with little paint wear. $1,000-$1,500

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113. Walt Disney Signed Giant Golden Book. (Disney, c.1953) A Walt Disney signed copy of the Giant Golden Book anthology, Walt Disney’s Treasury. This book features Walt’s distinct signature on the first page. Over time, the original book cover degraded, so the circa 1953 signature page was cleanly transplanted into a later printing of the book that presents in much better condition. The personalized autograph reads: “To Leone – Best Wishes, Walt Disney.” Measuring 13”x10.25” the hardcover 92-page children’s publication displays in very good condition, exhibiting minor wear throughout. $3,000-$5,000

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114. Peter Pan and Tinkerbell Child’s Dress by Love. (Disney, c.1950s) A vintage Peter Pan themed children’s dress by Love. It features a pattern of Tinkerbell sprinkling pixie dust as Peter Pan soars through the sky toward the second star to the right. The nylon party dress is a size 6, and displays in overall good condition, with a loose interior seam. The ribbon and two buttons are absent. $100-$200

117. Collection of (3) Walt Disney Studios Visitor Passes. (Disney, 1950s) A collection of visitor’s passes for the Walt Disney Studios. The reverse of each pass features a Studio Directional Map. The passes have been filled in with varying amounts of information, with one pass identifying the visitor was meeting with eventual President of The Walt Disney Company, Card Walker. The passes measure approximately 6”x3.75”, and are in very good used condition. $200-$400

115. Tinker Bell Tree Topper Signed by Margaret Kerry. (Disney, 2019) A light-up Tinker Bell Tree Topper signed by the original live model for Tinker Bell, Margaret Kerry. The nimble actress was the perfect choice for a live-action reference for Tinker Bell, and Kerry further contributed to the film by providing the voice of the red-headed mermaid. Measuring 11.75”x7.25”, the tree topper comes in its original box. $300-$500

118. Walt Disney Productions Educational Films Catalogue. (Disney, 1951) A catalogue of educational films and materials produced by Walt Disney Productions. The 7-page brochure introduces teachers and counselors to “How to Catch a Cold” sponsored by Kleenex, and “The Story of Menstruation” presented by Kotex. The catalogue offers other materials including colorful posters, charts, teaching guides, and booklets designed to educate and stimulate discussions intended for the public service program. Measuring 11”x8.5” the booklet is in very good condition, with few creases, some spots of discoloration and wear from use. $100-$300

116. Walt Disney Studios Employment Rejection Letter. (Disney, 1950) A very rare employment rejection letter from the Walt Disney Studios. The letter was sent in reply to a female artist who inquired about open positions. The letter, on official Walt Disney Productions letterhead, was sent by Assistant Personnel Director of Walt Disney Productions, K. M. Sieling, and explains that they do not anticipate openings in the near future and, even if they did, “there are many experienced cartoonists available for recall to the studio who must be given first consideration.” Measuring 11”x8.5”, the letter is in fair condition, exhibiting some edge wear and tears, spots of yellowing, and creases throughout. $200-$400

119. American Dairy Association Walt Disney Comics. (Disney, 1955) A pair of American Dairy Association promotional Walt Disney comic books created for National Dairy Month in June of 1955. The synergistic promotional Snow White and Cinderella comic books promoted the characters featured on Walt Disney’s Disneyland television series on ABC, as well as various American milk processors and dairies which sponsored episodes. Measuring 5”x7.25”, each newsprint book is in good condition, with very minor discoloration, creasing, and edge wear from age. $100-$200

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120. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Original One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1954) A rare original release Style-A one sheet poster for Walt Disney’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. “The mightiest motion picture of them all” would transport moviegoers to a fathomless world of infinite mystery and unearthly beauty, starring Kirk Douglas, James Mason, Paul Lukas, and Peter Lorre. Measuring 41”x27”, the colorful poster displays in good condition, exhibiting creases and wear to the edges, corners, and along original fold lines. There are a few small tears along the edges. $400-$600

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121. Davy Crockett and the River Pirates Danish Poster. (Disney, 1956) An original Danish one sheet poster for Davy Crockett and the River Pirates. The poster includes gorgeous artwork created for the 1956-57 Denmark and Greenland release of the film. Measuring 33.5”x24.25”, the poster displays in very good condition, retaining original folds, a State Censorship stamp, annotation on the reverse, and minor creases, pin holes, and wear. $300-$500

122. Pair of Donald’s Diary Production Drawings. (Disney, 1954) A pair of production drawings of Donald and Daisy from the Walt Disney short film “Donald’s Diary.” In one of her final theatrical short performances, Daisy Duck, intent on catching a husband, becomes quite frustrated by the oblivious Donald Duck. The pieces have mat openings of 11”x9.75” within their 15.75”x14.5” frames. The character image sizes are 5”x3” and 4.5”x5”. The drawings are in fine condition, with minor discoloration from age, and slight creases from original production usage. $400-$800

123. Donald & Chip n’ Dale Framed Rug. (Disney, c.1950s) A vintage Donald Duck rug manufactured in Belgium. The sewn scene features Chip and Dale hitching a ride in a couple of buckets carried by Donald Duck. Measuring 21”x36”, the rug is in good condition and has been mounted inside a 20”x33.25” wooden frame. The rug exhibits some wear and color toning to the fabric from age. $400-$800

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124. Mickey Mouse Club Prop Badge. (Disney, c.1955) A “Special Deputy Mouseketeer” badge created for the Talent Roundup Day openings airing every Friday during the very first season of the Mickey Mouse Club television series. Badges like these were noticeably worn by all the cast members performing in the segment including the Mouseketeers, the “Big Mooseketeer” Roy Williams, and “Head Mouseketeer” Jimmie Dodd. Measuring 5” at its widest points, the crafted tin badge displays in fine condition, exhibiting minor wear from original production usage. $200-$300

125. Mickey Mouse Club Fan Card Signed by Annette & Tommy. (Disney, c.1957-58) A Mickey Mouse Club fan card signed by original Mouseketeers Annette Funicello and Tommy Cole. Both Funicello and Cole were two of only a few Mouseketeers who performed in all four seasons of the original show. Measuring 5”x7”, the fan card is in very good condition, retaining with the two signatures on the reverse. $100-$200

127. Mousegetar-Jr. Toy Guitar Reproduction. (Mattel, 1998) A limited edition reproduction of the original 1957 Mousegetar-Jr. This 14” guitar is designed like the guitar Jimmie Dodd played on The Mickey Mouse Club. It features a raised Mickey Mouse face and a shoulder string guitar stand. The Certificate of Authenticity is included. The item is new in box, with minimal wear to the box. $100-$200

126. Mouseketeer Electric TV Story Teller Toy. (Disney, c.1955) A Mouseketeer Electric TV Story Teller toy by Superior. The electric phonograph features illuminated moving pictures with sound, (5) records, and (10) picture reels in the original box and packaging. Measuring 13.5”x8”x9.25”, the electric TV toy is in fine working condition, exhibiting only minor dents and scratches, and little wear to the lithographic Mouseketeer imagery. The 45 rpm records with sleeves and reels are in very good condition with little wear. The box is in fair condition with moderate wear, small tears, and creases throughout. $100-$200

128. Mickey Mouse Club Lunch Box and Thermos. (Aladdin, 1976) A vintage Mickey Mouse Club embossed tin lithographic lunch box with matching thermos. Manufactured by Aladdin Industries, the lunch box features vibrantly colored imagery of animated Disney characters, as well as cast members of the original television series. The lunch box is equipped with an internal arm for securing the thermos. Measuring 7”x8” and 3.75” deep, the lunch box exterior is in very fine condition with minor scratches and scrapes, while the interior exhibits oxidation and signs of use. The thermos is missing its cup lid but is in otherwise fair condition with some color fading and scuffs on the surface. $100-$200

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129. Mickey Mouse Ear Hat Signed by Annette Funicello. (Disney, c.1990s) A Mickey Mouse ear hat signed by Mouseketeer Annette Funicello. It was originally offered through the Disney-MGM Studio Merchandise Division. Measuring 10” across and 6” tall, the vintage-style hat is in very good condition, exhibiting the slightest wear and two pinholes from previous display. Included is a fine condition Mickey Mouse Club press release photograph featuring Annette playing a banjo, which exhibits little wear. $400-$400

131. Cello by Annette Signed Perfume. (Baywood International, 1993) A limited edition purse spray bottle of Annette Funicello’s perfume, autographed on its box by the actress herself. The scent took over a year to develop with Funicello closely collaborating with the manufacture’s chemist. The 7.5ml bottle has been gently used and is in its original packaging which measures 4”x2”. Both the bottle and signed box are in very fine condition. $100-$200

130. Annette Funicello Hit Parade Japanese LP Record. (Disneyland, 1961) An extremely rare “Annette Hit Parade” record album. This variant of Annette Funicello’s debut LP was exclusively released in Japan through the Disneyland label, unlike the Buena Vista Records version in the US. The 33 1/3 record has 12 tracks (many of which were written by the Sherman Brothers, prior to their partnership with Walt), including her Billboard Hot 100 hit “Tall Paul.” An original insert with song lyrics & Japanese registration card is also included. The record measures 10” in diameter, in a 10.25”x10.25” cover, with a cat number of “WDL-2002.” All elements are in very good condition with few scratches to the vinyl and minor wear to the cover and lyric sheet. $100-$200

132. Mickey Mouse Club Soda Shop Glasses and Ice Cream Dish. (Disneyland, 2010) A limited edition set of Mickey Mouse Club soda shop style glasses and ice cream dish. Designed by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily for the 55th anniversary of the TV series, these items were first available for purchase only to select guests at D23’s Destination D: Disneyland ’55 event. The blue ceramic bowl features the Mickey Mouse Club logo and measures 5”x3.5”x2.5”. The 12 ounce glasses are 6”x2.75” with a full color show logo, and two dancing Mouseketeers on the opposite. All three pieces are in very fine condition. $100-$200

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133. Lady and the Tramp Production Cel Set-Up. (Disney, 1955) A production cel set-up from Walt Disney’s Lady and the Tramp. The titular duo are playfully depicted here accompanied by a serenading Tony, with his accordion in tow. The piece has a 8.75”x11.75” mat opening within its 18.5”x21.25” frame. The set-up is composed of three cel layers with painted character sizes of 3”x2.5” for Lady, 4”x3.5” for Tramp, and 6.5”x4.5 for Tony. The trimmed cel layers have been purposefully arranged to suggest additional depth, and paired with a reproduction printed background; resulting in a striking original display. Each of the cels and background are in very fine condition. The frame has some scuffs. $3,000-$5,000

134. Lady and the Tramp Production Cel Set-Up. (Disney, 1955) A production cel set-up from the Walt Disney Studios animated feature film Lady and the Tramp. In this scene, Tramp attempts to console Lady after she has been presumptuously relegated to the doghouse by Aunt Sarah. Upon completion of the film some cels of this era, including this one, were trimmed, paired, and offered for sale at the Disneyland Art Corner. The set-up is composed of two cel layers and has painted character image sizes of 2.25”x4.25” and 5.25”x4” on their 9”x11.75” cel sheets. The piece is in very good condition with staple holes at the top center of the from their Art Corner set-up, and a small tear near the top edge of Tramp’s cel. It retains the Art Corner label on the reverse. Paired with a color copy reproduction background, the piece presents especially well. $1,000-$1,500

135. Pair of Lady and the Tramp Production Drawings. (Disney, 1955) A pair of production drawings of Bull and Trusty from the Walt Disney animated feature film Lady and the Tramp. The pieces have image sizes of 3.5”x3.75” and 6”x7.5” on their 12.5”x15.5” animation paper. Both items are in very fine condition with minimal edge wear. $500-$700

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136. Production Drawing of Lady from Lady and The Tramp. (Disney, 1955) A production drawing of Lady from the Walt Disney Studios animated feature film Lady and the Tramp. Depicting the titular Lady in a playful mood, this drawing was created by Disney Legend Frank Thomas and cleaned up by Iwao Takamoto. The piece has an image size of 4.5”x4” on its 12.5”x15.5” animation paper. It is in very fine condition with only minimal edge wear. This drawing is a unique opportunity to own a piece connected to one of Walt’s Nine Old Men. $600-$800

137. Set of (3) Lady and The Tramp Live Actor Photostats. (Disney, 1955) A set of (3) original photostat prints from the Walt Disney Studios animated film Lady and the Tramp. Featuring a live actor portraying the fatherly Jim Dear as he leaves the house, these reference prints were used by animators to capture the real movements of a person and their clothing to be portrayed in their drawings. Each measures 12.5”x15.25”, and all are in very good condition with minor edge wear. $300-$500

138. Lady and the Tramp Charm Bracelet. (Disney, 1955) A Lady and the Tramp 5-charm bracelet featuring charms of Jock, Peg, Tramp, Lady, and Dachsie from the Walt Disney Production. Measuring over 5” long, the chain link bracelet is in good condition with minor enamel loss to the charms. $100-$200

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139. Mickey Mouse Annual Original Painting. (Disney, c.1950s) An original painting created for the popular Mickey Mouse Annual book series. Comprised of comics, stories, and activities featuring Mickey and his friends, the first run of these anthologies were published in England by Dean & Son from 1931-65. Achieved in acrylic on art board, this colorful hand-painted artwork of Mickey and Pluto arriving at a dining room table likely accompanied an original story featured in the publication. With a painted image size of 7.75”x9” on its 9.5”x11.25” art board, the piece displays in fine condition; exhibiting annotations and minor wear from age and intended production use. $300-$600

140. Mickey Mouse Annual Original Painting. (Disney, c.1950s) An original painting created for the popular Mickey Mouse Annual book series. Comprised of comics, stories, and activities featuring Mickey and his friends; the first run of these anthologies were published in England by Dean & Son from 1931-65. The evocative hand-painted vignette of a disgruntled Donald Duck likely accompanied an original story featured in the publication. The piece has a painted image size of 5”x8.25” achieved in acrylic, on 8”x10” vintage Clifford Milburn & Co. art board. The painting displays in fine condition, exhibiting annotations and minor wear from age and intended production use. $300-$600

141. “How to Draw Pluto” Mickey Mouse Club Magazine Layout. (Disney, 1956) A How to Draw Pluto original page layout for Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse Club Magazine, published for December of 1956. The popular magazine often contained pages on “How to Draw” Walt Disney’s characters, such as this tutorial on drawing Mickey’s dog Pluto. The layout features (8) original graphite drawings of Pluto adhered to board along with printed text. Measuring 16”x20.5”, the layout displays in very good condition with minor discoloration, creases, and wear to corners and edges from age. $200-$400

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142. Mickey Mouse Annual Original Painting. (Disney, c.1950s) An original painting created for the popular Mickey Mouse Annual book series. Comprised of comics, stories, and activities featuring Mickey and his friends, the first run of these anthologies was published in England by Dean & Son from 1931-65. Titled “Donald’s X Word Puzzle,” the vibrant hand-painted art likely accompanied a variety of additional games in the publication. Achieved in acrylic on vintage Clifford Milburn & Co. watercolor board, the 15.34”x9.5” painting displays in very good condition, exhibiting minor wear from age and annotations from original production. $300-$600

143. “Rain Predicted” Donald Duck Painting by Jack Hannah. (Disney, 1950s-60s) An original painting titled “Rain Predicted,” by Jack Hannah, director of numerous Donald Duck short films from the 1930s to 1960. This painting of Chip and Dale predicting rain in the forecast for Donald Duck, was likely painted by Jack Hannah during his tenure with the Walt Disney Studios. Measuring 9”x11.75”, the painting on canvas is in fine condition, mounted and framed for display. $300-$600

144. Mickey Mouse Annual Original Painting. (Disney, c.1950s) An original painting created for the popular Mickey Mouse Annual book series. Comprised of comics, stories, and activities featuring Mickey and his friends; the first run of these anthologies were published in England by Dean & Son from 1931-65. This hand-painted vignette of Mickey and Minnie, with its playful typography, likely accompanied a variety of games in the publication. The item has a painted image size of 5.25”x9” achieved in acrylic, on 9.25”x10.75” vintage Clifford Milburn & Co. art board. The piece displays in good condition, exhibiting annotations, notably a “Walt Disney Studio” stamp, and minor wear from age and intended production use. $300-$600

145. Walt Disney’s Perri Armed Forces Radio Recording. (Disney, c.1950s) An Armed Forces Radio & Television Service recording featuring Walt Disney’s Perri. The recording features the voice talents of notable Walt Disney Productions stars of television and film, like Cliff Edwards, Jimmie Dodd, and Darlene Gillespie, with orchestration by Henri Rene. The records were prepared and produced for the Armed Forces Information & Education Department of Defense Radio & Television Service. Measuring 16”, the 33 1/3 rpm record displays in a fine condition, exhibiting few scratches and minor wear. $100-$200

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146. Collection of (8) Walt Disney Radio Spot Reels. (Disney, 1975-1980) A collection of (8) reel-to-reel radio spots created for various animated and live action Walt Disney productions between 1975 and 1980. The collection includes spots prepared for Gus, The Cat from Outer Space, North Avenue Irregulars, The Last Flight of Noah’s Ark, Bambi, The Jungle Book, The Treasure of Matecumbe, and Robin Hood. Measuring approximately 5” in diameter, each reel is packaged within its original 5.25”x5.25” box. The condition is very good, with minor wear, dents, creases, and folds to the boxes and labels. $200-$400

147. Collection of (7) Sealed Disneyland 45 rpm Records. (Disney, 1950s-60s) A set of (7) unplayed Disneyland 45 rpm records including Holidays with the Mouseketeers, Songs from Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins, Four Songs from Walt Disney’s Sleeping Beauty, Walt Disney presents Four Songs from The Sword in the Stone, Walt Disney’s Alice in Wonderland, Walt Disney’s Perri, and Walt Disney’s Savage Sam also Old Yeller. Measuring approximately 7.25”x7.25” each, the records are unplayed, still sealed in their plastic wrapping. The items are in good condition overall, with some splits at the seams of the plastic, and some creases and folds to the paper sleeves. $200-$400

148. Collection of (19) Disney Records. (Disney, 1958-88) A collection of (19) Disneyland and Buena Vista LP records. This assortment of 33 1/3 rpm albums reflect the wide range of Disney’s recorded output. Highlights include: Musical Kaleidoscope (1959), Original Music from The Living Desert & The Vanishing Prairie (1964), Alice in Wonderland (1969), Stories from the Mouse Factory (1972), Mousekedances & Other Mouseketeer Favorites (1974), and Oliver and Company (1988). Measuring 12” each, the records are in very good to fine condition with minor edge wear to the covers. Each record is sealed in plastic, however it is likely many were sealed at a later date. $400-$600

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Walt Disney once said, “From the time I started making motion pictures, I dreamed of bringing Sleeping Beauty to life through the medium of animation.” In 1950, he announced that development of it was underway, and over the nine years until the film’s debut, the film went through several changes in style and story. While the film would eventually blossom into a timeless cinematic classic of visual grace and beauty, the near decade the film spent in development resulted in a remarkable range of production material. Perhaps the most notable of the film’s vastly different artistic approaches were those by Kay Nielsen and Eyvind Earle, both of which are cherished today for their beauty and significance in the Studio’s history.

149. Kay Nielsen Sleeping Beauty Concept Art. (Disney, c.1952-53) A concept pastel drawing by illustrator Kay Nielsen, from the production of Walt Disney’s Sleeping Beauty. A renowned Danish illustrator, Nielsen created artwork for numerous European collections of fairy tales in the 1910s before joining The Walt Disney Company in 1937. While revered for his contributions on many Disney films, particularly Fantasia’s Night on Bald Mountain sequence, Nielsen only worked at the studio for four years. At the request of Art Director Ken Anderson, he returned over a decade later, serving as one of the first artists to develop concept art for Sleeping Beauty. Depicting the three Good Fairies outside the Woodcutter’s Cottage, this Rackhamesque drawing was accomplished in colorful pastels atop black art paper. Because the studio eventually opted to adhere closer to Eyvind Earle’s later concepts for the film’s aesthetic, only a small number of Nielsen’s pieces are known to have survived the production process, with fewer still ever being offered for public sale. The item has an image size of 6”x8” on its 8”x9” paper. The drawing displays in very fine condition, exhibiting the slightest edge wear, with few pinholes at the corners and annotations from intended production use. With his passing in 1957, Nielsen’s work on Sleeping Beauty is among some of the last and most coveted pieces he created. $4,000-$8,000

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150. Sleeping Beauty Production Cel & Panoramic Background. (Disney, 1959) A stunning panoramic cel set-up from the production of Walt Disney’s beloved film Sleeping Beauty. A production cel of Aurora has been paired with a non-scene matching production background to create a wonderful display. Both elements are taken from sequences early in the film, offering a glimpse of Aurora’s final day as “Briar Rose” in the Woodcutter’s Cottage she has called home for sixteen years. The hand-painted background is full of rich detail and color, evocative of classic storybook illustrations; while the hand-painted cel retains the vibrant, bold, and saturated color of the film. The artwork is accented by a fittingly forest-patterned leatherette mat and faux-finished frame. The piece has a 10.25”x24” mat opening within its 22”x36” frame, and a painted character size of 6.5”x7.25”. The framed set-up is in fine condition, exhibiting some cel buckling from age, with the very good condition frame showing the slightest wear to edges, corners, and minor scuffs on the glass. As a whole, this item presents very well. $8,000-$12,000

151. Sleeping Beauty Production Cel of Aurora & Phillip. (Disney, 1959) A production cel of Princess Aurora & Prince Phillip from Sleeping Beauty. Immediately following the true love’s kiss that awakens the sleeping princess, this cel depicts the royal couple descending to the ballroom where Aurora is finally reunited with her parents. The piece has a viewable image size of 11.5”x9.75” inside its 14.75”x12.75” frame, and a total painted character size of 7.5”x7.5”. The condition is very good with a few minor spots of paint wear. This is an absolutely stunning cel of these two iconic Disney characters. $2,000-$4,000

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152. Sleeping Beauty Production Cel of Flora. (Disney, 1959) A production cel of Flora from Sleeping Beauty. The good fairy Flora is depicted here navigating a dark corridor of Stefan’s castle, in chase of Aurora, who is being hypnotically lured to Maleficent’s cursed spinning wheel. The unique purple coloring of Flora’s dress in the cel, as opposed to her signature red, is due to the strong use of shadow and green hues of Maleficent’s magic throughout this eerie sequence. The cel was trimmed and sold in the Disneyland Art Corner. It has a painted image size of 7.25”x3.5” and has been mounted to a 10”x7.5” color board. The item displays in very good condition, exhibiting minimal buckling and wear, with some paint stuck to the original color board. It retains its Art Corner label on the reverse. $400-$800

153. Sleeping Beauty Production Cel Set-Up. (Disney, 1959) A production cel set-up of Fauna and Merryweather from Sleeping Beauty. Taken from a sequence early in the film, Fauna is depicted here encouraging Merryweather to do her best in combating Maleficent’s powerful curse; allowing Aurora to remain in sleep until she wakes from true love’s kiss. The piece has a 9.5”x7.5” mat opening within its 15.75”x13.75” frame, and a total painted character size of 8.25”x7.5”. The cels present in very good condition with minor spots of paint lifting. The translucent-like quality of the fairies’ wings over the piece’s printed background encapsulate the delicate artistry that helped establish this film as one of the Studio’s classics. $500-$1,000

154. Sleeping Beauty King Hubert & King Stefan Cel Set-Up. (Disney, 1959) A production cel set-up of King Hubert and King Stefan from Sleeping beauty. In this sequence, taken from the “Skumps” drinking song, the two monarchs prepare a musical toast for their betrothed children and soon to be united kingdoms. The set-up is composed of two cel layers trimmed and assembled for sale at the Disneyland Art Corner. It has a combined painted image size of 6.25”x6.5” on their 7.5”x10” cel sheets. The piece displays in very good condition, exhibiting minor wear and slight buckling. The Art Corner label is retained on the reverse. $700-$1,000

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155. Eyvind Earle Sleeping Beauty Forest Tapestry. (Disney, 2007) A Sleeping Beauty tapestry featuring artwork by Eyvind Earle. Measuring 26”x52”, the tapestry features a beautiful forest background design, and includes the wrought iron hardware for display and the original box. It is in very fine condition. $200-$400

156. Sleeping Beauty Woodcutter’s Cottage Big Fig. (Disney, 2004) A “Sleeping Beauty’s Woodcutter’s Cottage” Magical Big Figurine. Pink and blue lights emanate from the windows and chimney pipes simulating Merryweather and Flora’s animated argument over the color of Aurora’s dress. Measuring 17” tall, the Big Fig displays in very good condition, with some minor corrosion inside the battery case, however the figure still functions well. $300-$500

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157. Walt Disney’s Shaggy Dog One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1959) An original release one sheet poster for The Shaggy Dog. The film stars Fred MacMurray, Jean Hagen, and Annette Funicello. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster displays in good condition, exhibiting slight wear to edges, corners, and original folds. There is tape discoloration in spots along the border. $200-$400

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158. Collection of (6) Walt Disney Sheet Music Booklets. (Disney, 1934-52) A collection of (6) sheet music booklets containing songs popularized by Walt Disney’s animated feature length and short films from 1934 to 1952. Included among the collection are booklets for The Grasshopper and the Ants, The Reluctant Dragon, Dumbo, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and Peter Pan, including the controversial “What Made the Red Man Red.” Measuring 12”x9”, the books display in good condition exhibiting few creases, small folds, and minor wear. $200-$400

159. Pair of “The Story of Walt Disney” First Edition Books. (Disney, 1956/59) A pair of first edition books titled “The Story of Walt Disney.” Written by Walt’s Daughter, Diane Disney Miller, as told to Pete Martin, the book is a biography telling the story of Walt “arriving in Hollywood with $40 in his pocket” only to “become a legend in his own lifetime.” The pair includes first editions of the 1956 hardcover with dust jacket, and the 1959 soft cover. Measuring 8.5”x6”x 1.25” and 6.5”x4.25”, respectively, the 247-page hardcover and 223-page paperback publications are in very good condition with minor toning from age, and little wear to edges and corners. $200-$400

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Perhaps the most significant event for the Studio in the 1960s was the tragic and untimely passing of Walt Disney in 1966. The years leading up to Walt’s passing, and the direction of the Studio afterwards, resulted in a large variety of projects, both animated and live-action. These projects included One Hundred and One Dalmatians, Babes in Toyland, Mary Poppins, The Jungle Book, and many others, and brought us some of the most memorable characters and stories that the Studio had ever produced.

160. Collection of Walt Disney Productions Stationary. (Disney, c.1960s-70s) A collection of (11) sheets of Walt Disney Productions stationary spanning decades of the Studio’s history. When the Studio released or re-released a film, they would often change their letterhead to help promote the film. Included among the collection are the logotypes and characters relating to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, The Aristocats, Cinderella, Fantasia, Peter Pan, and more. Each sheet measures 11”x8.5” and the collection is in very good overall condition with minor creases and handling wear. $100-$200

161. Collection of (4) Walt Disney Stock Certificates. (Disney, c.1960s-70s) A collection of (4) voided Walt Disney Productions stock certificates. The certificates come in variant colors based on the number of shares the certificate was issued for, with this collection ranging from “less than 100” to “more than 100,000.” Measuring 8.25”x12.25”, the documents are in very good condition with minor spots of discoloration and some wear to the edges and corners. $300-$500

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162. Custom-Painted Donald Duck Notebook. (Disney, c.1960s) A ringed binder featuring a custom painting of Donald Duck by an unknown Walt Disney Studios artist. The notebook was a gift for a family member of former President of Imagineering Mel Melton during his earlier time at the studio. Measuring approximately 7.25”x9.25”, the binder with custom artwork is in good condition, containing pages of child’s annotation, and exhibiting only slight wear from use. $200-$400

163. Collection of (3) Walt Disney Studio Restaurant Menus. (Disney, 1960s-70s) A collection of (3) Walt Disney Studio restaurant menus featuring the Fountain Service, Counter Service, and specialties “from the Grill.” Mickey and friends populate sections of the trifold and bi-fold menus. Measuring 6.25”x9” and 12.5”x9.25”, the menus are in good used condition, while exhibiting little edge wear and minor creases. $200-$400

164. Swiss Family Robinson Pirate Packet by Buster Brown. (Disney, 1960) A Buster Brown Swiss Family Robinson Pirate Packet. The promotional tie-in was created for the Walt Disney Production of Walt Disney’s Swiss Family Robinson, and contains an “action climbing pirate,” (11) iron-on transfers, (13) Tattoodles, and a Pirate Eye Patch. Measuring 3.75”x3.75”, the packet is in fine unused condition, with only slight color fading. $100-$200

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165. One Hundred and One Dalmatians One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1961) An original release one sheet poster for Walt Disney’s One Hundred and One Dalmatians. The colorful artwork features the human and canine cast of this classic Disney animated film. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster displays in very good condition, exhibiting slight wear to edges, corners, and original folds. $600-$800

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166. 101 Dalmatians Production Cel of Pongo. (Disney, 1961) A production cel of Pongo used in One Hundred and One Dalmatians. Upon completion of the film, this hand-painted cel of Pongo was trimmed and matted over a printed background for sale through the Art Corner in Disneyland. The piece has a 8”x10” opening within the 12”x14” mat, and a painted character size of 6.75”x5.75”. The cel and mat frame are in fine condition, exhibiting minor scratches and very mild buckling from age. The Art Corner label is retained on the reverse. $800-$1,000

167. 101 Dalmatians Production Cel of Patch. (Disney, 1961) A production cel of Patch from One Hundred and One Dalmatians. In this sequence, Pongo and Perdita send the puppies off to bed; while Patch insists, with heavy eyes and mid-yawn, “we’re not a bit sleepy.” The piece has a 9”x9” mat opening within its 16.5”x16.25” frame, and a painted character image size of 5”x5.5” on its cel sheet. The hand-painted art displays in fine condition, while exhibiting minimal wear and minor buckling to the cel. $500-$800

168. 101 Dalmatians Production Drawing of Nanny. (Disney, 1961) A production drawing of Nanny from One Hundred and One Dalmatians. The Radcliffe’s Nanny spotted with soot and pawprints, with puppy in her arms, helps count the dalmatians near the conclusion of the film. The piece has a character image size of 8”x8.5” on its 12.5”x15.5” animation paper. The piece is in very good condition with minor wear. $600-$800

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169. Collection of Production Art for Whitman Games & Toys. (Disney, 1961-65) A collection of production art for (4) early Disneyland licensed Whitman games and toys. Included among this collection is production cover art for “Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color” – Color by Number, “Walt Disney’s Disneyland Dot-To-Dot” book, “Walt Disney’s Disneyland Scrapbook,” and an early 1960s Tissue box featuring a map of Disneyland. The artwork varies in size, with the majority measuring around 14.5”x11.5”. The items are in very good condition with few spots of toning and discoloration, scuffs, and wear to edges. $300-$500

171. Walt Disney Productions Employment Response Letter. (Disney, 1962) A letter prepared by Walt Disney Productions describing the employment prerequisites to be one of their “animated cartoonists.” The letter describes the benefit of art school, how new artists are selected, and ends with the recommendation of an instructional publication, “The Art of Animation” by Bob Thomas. Letter formats of this sort were prepared to address any common inquiries accompanying the waves of mail sent to the Studio. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the two-page stapled letter and original envelope are both in very good condition, retaining original folds, and exhibiting a few creases and minor edge wear. $100-$200

170. Fess Parker Armed Forces Recording. (Disney, 1960s) A vinyl 12-Inch Library Transcription Record of Fess Parker (star of Daniel Boone) singing about “Daniel Boone, Davy Crockett, Abe Lincoln and other great American heroes” for the Armed Forces Radio & Television Service Station. Measuring under 12”, the double-sided record features 12 tracks and is in fine condition with little wear and comes in its original sleeve. $100-$200

172. Wonderful World of Color Ludwig Von Drake Script. (Disney, 1962) A working draft for Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color by longtime story contributor Joe Rinaldi. In this never-produced episode, “Von Drake on Culture,” Professor Ludwig Von Drake introduces three cultural acts from the Hollywood Bowl utilizing segments of previously released films. The premise of this script later influenced Rinaldi for his 1966 episode “Music for Everybody.” Measuring 11.5”x9.25”, the 7-page, bound, typed script on vellum is in very good condition. $100-$200

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173. Babes in Toyland Bo Peep Studio Master Acetate. (Disney, 1961) An acetate recording of “Never Mind Bo Peep” featuring the vocal stylings of Ann Jillian and Chorus as featured in the Walt Disney Production Babes in Toyland. Recordings of this sort may have been used for both Studio and Disneyland Park productions. Measuring 12”, the one-sided Studio master recording is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $100-$200

174. Babes in Toyland Wooden Soldier in Box. (Disney, 1961) A wooden Toy Soldier as seen in the Walt Disney Production of Babes in Toyland. Recreated by Jaymar, the soldier measures 9”x3”. It is in fine condition with little apparent wear to their enamel or paint and retaining the original Jaymar sticker. There is some wear to the original box. $100-$200

175. Walt Disney’s School Bus Lunch Box by Aladdin. (Aladdin, 1961) A “Walt Disney’s School Bus” lunch box manufactured by Aladdin Industries. The tin lunch box features 16 popular Disney characters in a colorful display. Measuring 9” in length, the lunch box in good used condition with some color fading, very minor oxidation to the surface and hinges, and a few scratches from use. No thermos is included. $200-$400

176. Walt Disney Fire Fighters Lunch Box by Aladdin. (Aladdin, 1969) A “Walt Disney Character Fire Fighters” Lunch Box manufactured by Aladdin Industries. The tin lunch box features 13 popular Disney characters answering the call aboard a fire truck in a colorful display. Measuring 9” in length, the lunch box in good used condition with minor color fading, some oxidation to the surface and hinges, and a few scratches throughout from use. No thermos is included. $200-$400

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177. Mickey Mouse Electric Treasure Hunt Game. (Disney, 1963) A Mickey Mouse Electric Treasure Hunt action game. Goofy, Pluto, and Captain Hook set sail for treasure and adventure in this wonderfully illustrated game by Tudor. Measuring 19.25”x19.25, the tin action game and pieces are in very good condition, with minor scratches and wear. The box displays in fair-condition with creases, folds, and tears throughout. The electronics are functional. $200-$400

179. Donald Duck Bobble-Head Lamp. (Disney, 1960s-1970s) A Donald Duck bobble-head lamp by Universal Lamp. The still-functioning lamp provides a charming depiction of this timeless Disney character. Measuring 9.75”x4”x4”, the lamp is in very good condition, with little wear and minor discoloration from age. $200-$400

178. Hasbro Telephone Toy Mickey & Friends Acetate Recording (Hasbro/Disney, 1970s) A direct-to-disc studio record manufactured for the Mickey Mouse Talking Telephone by the Hasbro PreSchool Division. The recording features the voices of Donald Duck, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Mickey Mouse, Jiminy Cricket, and even Ludwig Von Drake (performed by Paul Frees) as if they were talking into the other end of the telephone. Measuring 12”, the master acetate recording is in very good condition, with minor scratches and wear from use. $100-$200

180. Disneyland Ramblin’ Roadway Set. (Disneyland, c.1965) A Disneyland Ramblin’ Roadway playset as originally offered from the Sears Wish Catalog. It includes an instruction sheet, a 5-piece bridge, (14) pieces of road track, (3) cars, (8) streetlamps, (11) signs, and (16) colorful scenic backdrops of the lands of the Park. Of the contents, the additional track was not included in the original set, and the (16) backdrops constitute two full sets of (8) complete scenes. The original Sears shipping box is included, with (2) extra cars. Only a few character and ramp pieces are absent. $400-$800

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181. The Sword in the Stone One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1963) An original release Style-A one sheet poster for The Sword in the Stone. The poster is beautifully illustrated with the film’s wonderful cast of memorable characters. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster presents in very good condition. It is tri-folded and has few creases, minor wear to the edges and corners, and pinholes to the edges from previous display. $300-$600

182. The Sword in the Stone Production Cel of Wart. (Disney, 1963) An incredible production cel of Wart from Walt Disney’s The Sword in the Stone. This gorgeous cel preserves the climactic moment after Wart the humble squire has miraculously pulled the legendary Excalibur from the churchyard stone. The piece has a mat opening of 10”x12” within its 17.5”x19.5” frame. The painted character image size is 7.5”x6.25” on its cel sheet. The cel is in very fine condition. $600-$800

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183. Mary Poppins One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1964) An original release one sheet poster for Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins. Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke are headlined over the rooftops of London in this colorful pre-Academy Awards poster. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster displays in good condition with few creases, scuffs, and wear along the original folds. $300-$500

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184. Mary Poppins Production Cel of Penguin Waiters. (Disney, 1964) A hand-painted cel of two Penguin Waiters used in the production of Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins. This cel appeared during the live-action and animated “Penguin Dance” segment that also prominently featured Dick Van Dyke. The piece has a painted character image size of 2.5”x2.5” on its 10”x12” trimmed cel sheet. The piece displays in very good condition, exhibiting slight wear from production, and includes a scene-matching printed background. $800-$1,000

186. Mary Poppins Production Cel of The Pearly Band. (Disney, 1964) A hand-painted production cel of The Pearly Band from Mary Poppins. This eccentric ensemble provides the musical accompaniment and backup vocals throughout the beloved musical number “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.” Interestingly, their singing voices were provided by the Sherman Brothers and Julie Andrews. The piece has a 8.5”x11.75” mat opening within its 14”x17” frame, with a total painted character size of 5.25”x10.75”. Displayed over a reproduction printed background, the item is in very good condition. $1,000-$1,500

185. Mary Poppins Production Cel of the Master of Hounds. (Disney, 1964) A hand-painted cel used in the production of Mary Poppins. The cel depicts the Master of Hounds, and his equally dignified steed. The cel was trimmed and presented over a printed background to be sold at the Disneyland Art Corner. The piece has a total painted character size of 8”x9.25” on its 10”x12” board backing. The item displays in good condition, exhibiting minimal wear, some small spots of paint loss, and some paint stuck to the printed Art Corner background. The Art Corner label is retained on the reverse. $800-$1,000

187. Mary Poppins Argentinian Poster. (Disney, 1970) A poster advertising the Argentinian release of Mary Poppins. Comprised of charming photo-imagery of the stars Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke, the poster measures 42.5”x28.75”. It is in very good condition with some wear and discoloration along the original folds, corners, and edges. $200-$400

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188. Mary Poppins World Premier Invitation Reproduction. (Disney, 2003) A Disney-produced reproduction of the invitation to the Mary Poppins World Premier and presentation of “The Cal Arts Story” held at the Grauman’s Chinese Theater in 1964. The invitation comes with a reproduction windshield mountable Police Pass and announcement of pre-premier activities as well as a post-premier “champagne toast.” The historic set was reproduced by the Walt Disney Archives in 2003. The invitation measures 7.5”x5.25”, and the items are in fine condition with little wear. $200-$400

190. Mary Poppins Teapot Signed by Richard & Robert Sherman. (Disney, 1999) A Walt Disney Company exclusive Mary Poppins teapot signed by Richard and Robert Sherman. Created to coincide with the 35th anniversary of the film in 1999, the charming teapot measures 7.5” from handle to spout. It is in very fine condition, retaining the “TWDC Employee Exclusive” backstamp under the “bottommost rung.” The signatures have faded due to the glossy nature of the teapot, with Richard’s still the most pronounced. $100-$200

189. Mary Poppins Game by Whitman. (Disney, 1964) A vintage Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins Game by Whitman. The game features Mary and Bert merry-go-round spinner pieces and a colorful game board that whisks players away on a jolly holiday around London with Mary. Measuring 12”x15.75” in box, the complete game is in overall very good condition, exhibiting some wear to the unpunched carousel pieces, box edges & corners. $100-$300

191. “Practically Perfect” Mary Poppins WDCC Figure. (Disney, 2007) A “Practically Perfect in Every Way” sculpture exclusively released through Disney Parks Walt Disney Classics Collection. The figure is numbered on the base 289/3,500. Measuring over 13” tall, the figure is in very fine condition. $300-$600

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192. Signed Carl Barks’ Scrooge McDuck Comic Strip. (Disney, 1966) An original hand-drawn and inked “Scrooge McDuck” comic strip signed by Disney Legend Carl Barks. The 4-panel strip, first published by King Features Syndicate, depicts a comical exchange between Scrooge and his nephew Donald Duck. This one-of-a-kind artwork was further embellished with a custom money bag and gold nugget motif mat, framed and offered exclusively through Walt Disney Art Classics in 2000. Measuring 6.5”x21” within its 15.75”x30.5” frame, the condition is very fine, retraining original packaging, Walt Disney Art Classics inspection labels, and Certificate of Authenticity on reverse. A superb Disney artifact signed by the iconic character’s creator. $700-$900

193. Walt Disney “Golden Opportunity” Film Script. (Disney, 1964) A sequence outline and narration script for “Golden Opportunity,” a short film by Walt Disney and narrated by James Algar. Walt Disney produced this promotional film to advance a 1964 state proposition for more parks backed by the “Californians for Beaches and Parks” organization. Measuring 8.5”x11”, the 18-page document is in very good condition, with minor discoloration, wear, creases and folds to edges and corners. $100-$200

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194. Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color Poster. (Disney, c.1960s) A large advertisement poster for Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color presented by Gulf Oil. The silkscreened advertisement is printed on sturdy board and features a charming image of Tinker Bell. Measuring 60”x44”, it is in good condition, exhibiting some spots of discoloration, scuffs, scratches, and wear from display. $1,000-$2,000

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195. 1965 Walt Disney Productions Annual Report. (Disney, 1965) A Walt Disney Productions annual report to shareholders and employees for the fabulous Tencennial fiscal year ending October 2, 1965. The report familiarizes shareholders with the serving Directors and Officers and discusses various aspects and ventures of Walt Disney Productions including “Project Florida – a whole new Disney World.” The 20-page report measures 9.5”x11” and is in very good condition with minor wear to edges and spinal fold. $100-$200

196. Walt Disney Total Image Narration Script. (Disneyland, 1965) A draft of the “Total Image” presentation about the name and works of Walt Disney and what they mean to the general public, prepared for Walt Disney Productions. The transcript is dated “4/28/1965” and gives direction of titles, picture, narration, and other dialogue to appear in the production. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the 17-page document is in very good condition with minor creases, spots of discoloration, and some wear throughout. $200-$400

197. Walt Disney Productions Stockholders Meeting Transcript (Disney, 1966) A transcript prepared for the Walt Disney Productions stockholders meeting held February 1, 1966. The 8-page document was created one month prior and covers the growth and attendance at Disneyland, economics research and projections, and the impact on surrounding Orange County attractions including the Disneyland Hotel, Anaheim Sports Stadium, and Anaheim Convention Center. The margins feature some minor annotation for the direction of slide imagery. Measuring 8.5”x11”, the documents are in very good condition with minor wear and scuffs to the page surfaces. $100-$200

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198. Jungle Book One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1967) An original release one sheet poster for The Jungle Book. Original release one sheets are very sought after for this popular animated feature. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster presents in very good condition, with few creases, minor wear to edges and corners, and pinholes from display. $400-$800

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199. Jungle Book Production Cel & Background. (Disney, c.1967) A Sheer Khan production cel and hand-painted production background from The Jungle Book. In this scene, the villainous Sheer Khan returns in search of the “man cub” Mowgli. The dynamic pose of Sheer Kahn is further enhanced by the lush bamboo and banyans of the hand-painted background. The piece has a character size of 5.5”x3.5” on its 13”x16.25” cel sheet. The background measures 12.5”x16”. The piece displays in very fine condition, retaining some production annotation and cropping, with little wear to the cel. $6,000-$8,000

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200. Jungle Book Production Cel Set-Up of Baloo & Mowgli. (Disney, 1967) A production cel set-up of Baloo and Mowgli from The Jungle Book. The hand-painted cels pair together wonderfully, with Mowgli’s cel used in the memorable “The Bare Necessities” musical sequence. The piece has a viewable image size of 8.5”x11” inside its 13.5”x16.5” frame. The painted image size of Mogli is 6”x3.75” with Baloo measuring 6.25”x7.5”. The set-up is in very good condition, exhibiting minimal wear. The frame has scuffs and scratches throughout. $1,500-$2,000

201. Set of (3) Jungle Book Animation Exhibit Displays. (Disney, 1967) An amazing Studio set of (3) public presentation boards. The work was created by the Walt Disney Studios to showcase how their animated films were made, and was likely used at a theatre premiere or at Disneyland. Each panel is created from large 32”x40” crescent board. The boards use King Louie to showcase how the animation process begins and ends. Board one features a hand-painted “Steps in Making of a Walt Disney Production Animated Feature.” The first board also has vintage images of Milt Kahl animating and Woolie Reitherman in a meeting with Ollie Johnston, Milt Kahl, and Frank Thomas. A print of actual animation drawings of King Louie are shown with two unpainted cels of King Louie. The second board is about story development and shows a picture of Ken Anderson, with prints of original storyboards, model sheets, and two hand-painted story pieces in the setup. The third board has photos of the famous multiplane camera, and a woman from Ink and Paint working on a cel. Two actual King Louie hand-painted cels are in this setup. One is reversed to show the paint on the back of the cel, the other shows what the finished product looks like. Each cel image is about 7” tall. A Jungle Book lobby card of King Louie is also in the setup. This is a very unique Studio display piece that presents in very good condition with minor handling and edge wear from use. $3,000-$5,000

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202. Jungle Book Monkey See Monkey Do Pictograph. (Disney, 1968) A “Monkey See Monkey Do!” pictograph art kit by Winthrop Toy. It features the lovable King Louie from The Jungle Book as the means of helping the user enlarge drawings. The sealed Art Kit includes an instant enlarger, (20) Disney Character drawings, (25) sheets of paper, and an artist’s pencil with an assortment of coloring crayons. The contents come packaged within the original box measuring 17”x11.5”. The box is still sealed in plastic, with some smaller splits to the plastic. $200-$400

203. King Louie Big Fig by Jody Daily. (Disney, 2002) A King Louie Big Fig by Jody Daily. The king of the swingers is depicted monkeyin’ around the jungle ruins in this large resin figure. Measuring 27” tall, the two-piece King Louie and jungle ruins statue interlock, and display in very good condition. The original box and packaging are included. $200-$400

204. The Love Bug Large Silkscreened Banner. (Disney, 1969) A large banner created to promote The Love Bug. The groovy silkscreened poster features Dean Jones, Michelle Lee, Buddy Hackett, David Tomlinson, and “the screen’s first four-cylinder star” Herbie. Measuring an impressive 24”x82”, the poster displays in very good condition, exhibiting some creases and wear, and a few small tears to the edges. $200-$400

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Following Walt’s passing, the 1970s saw new leadership and direction for the Studio. Walt Disney Productions continued to move ahead with Walt’s philosophies, policies, and dreams. Such memorable films as The Aristocats, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, and Robin Hood were produced, and the imagination of Studio engineers would push the limits of what could be achieved with computer-controlled systems employed during the production of The Black Hole; a practice which would be of the utmost importance to the Studio in the coming years.

205. “Donald Duck & Friends” Yugoslavian Poster. (Disney, c.1970) A “Donald Duck & Friends” poster created for the Yugoslavian theatrical release of several Disney short films. With wonderful and unique Donald Duck artwork, the poster measures 27”x19”. It is in good overall condition with some creases and wear to the edges and fold lines. $100-$200

208. “What Do You Know About Disney?” Brochure. (Disney, 1972) A “What Do You Know About Disney?” brochure. Keynoting the “Disney Ideals,” the illustrated handout was designed to pass Walt’s values to those submitting portfolios to join the creative team responsible for researching and developing the story, layout, backgrounds, and animation involved in Walt Disney Productions. Measuring 8”x4”, the booklet is in very fine condition. $100-$200

206. Disney Magazine Promotional Display. (Disney, 1970) A double-sided Wonderful World of Disney Magazine promotional display. The A-frame standee features imagery of a young reader enjoying her copy of Disney Magazine, with cover story on the Haunted Mansion. Measuring 34”x12”, the cardstock advertisement displays in very good condition, exhibiting minor scuffs and wear to the folds and corners. $100-$200

209. Walt Disney & New York Society Presentation Booklet. (Disney, 1972) A “Walt Disney Productions meets with The New York Society of Security Analysts” booklet prepared for a historic meeting of the two dynamic American organizations occurring December 7, 1972. The 12-page booklet features remarks by Chairman of the Board Donn B. Tatum and President and COO E. Cardon Walker, as well as descriptions of concurrent activities and “future projects.” Measuring 10.5”x7.5” in its envelope, it is in very good condition. $100-$200

207. KCET Newsletter About Walt Disney & Educational TV. (Disney, 1970s) A Los Angeles area KCET station newsletter conveying a “suggested preface or forward” for an article about Walt Disney. After Walt’s passing, the composer of the four-page document recognizes and attempts to sum Walt Disney’s “thoughts about the importance of KCET and educational television,” as expressed through his associates. Measuring 8.5”x11”, the document is in very good condition with small creases, folds, and wear throughout. $100-$200

210. Collection of (26) Disney Magazines. (Disney, 1973-76) A collection of (24) Disneyland Magazines filled with an assortment of “best loved” stories and games for boys and girls, starring your favorite Disney characters. Issues include Nos. 146, 150, 154, 166, 168, 170, 177, 180, 183, 185, 186, 194, 210, 216, 220, 225, 244, 245, 255, 262, 276, 277, 288, and 289, with “Walt Disney’s Now I Know” issues 52 & 54. Measuring just over 12.5”x9.25”, the oversized magazines are in overall good condition, with handling wear, and some annotation throughout from use. $200-$400

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211. The Aristocats One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1971) An original release one sheet poster for The Aristocats. The colorful illustrated poster introduces the cast of cats and their magnificent voice talents. Measuring 41”x27”, the lithographic poster presents in very good condition with some edge and surface wear from previous display. $300-$600

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212. The Aristocats Production Cel of Berlioz. (Disney, 1970) A hand-painted production cel of Berlioz from The Aristocats. The youngest and typically most shy of Duchess’ kittens, Berlioz the gentleman kitten is depicted here with a playful expression. The untrimmed cel measures 12.5”x16” with a painted character size of 3.5”x3.75”. The item is in fine condition, exhibiting little wear. $400-$600

214. The Aristocats Production Cel of Thomas O’Malley. (Disney, 1970) A production cel of Thomas O’Malley from The Aristocats. In this sequence, Duchess first sets eyes on Thomas O’Malley as he strolls along the countryside. The piece has a 7.5”x9.5” mat opening within its 11”x14” mat. The painted character size is 5”x4.75”. The cel was trimmed and placed over a printed background for sale at the Disneyland Art Corner, and the Art Corner label is still adhered to the reverse. It is in very good condition with minor wear throughout. $400-$600

213. The Aristocats Art Corner Set-Up of Marie & Toulouse. (Disney, 1970) A production cel set-up of Marie and Toulouse from The Aristocats. In this sequence, the kittens play along the railroad before a train heads their way. The piece has a mat opening of 7.5”x9.5” within its 13.75”x15.75” wood frame. The painted image size of the kittens is 2”x3” and 2.5”x2.75”, respectively. The cel set-up is displayed over the original printed background from the Disneyland Art Corner. It is in fine condition, exhibiting minimal wear and some paint loss. The reverse retains the Disneyland Art Corner label and a Disneyland merchandise price label. $400-$600

215. Bedknobs and Broomsticks One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1971) An original release one sheet poster for Bedknobs and Broomsticks. Advertising “a most magical adventure,” the poster measures 41”x27”. It presents in very good condition, with few creases and minor wear to the edges and original fold lines. $100-$300

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216. Bedknobs & Broomsticks Production Cel of King Leonidas. (Disney, 1971) A hand-painted production cel of King Leonidas from Bedknobs and Broomsticks. Taken from the Isle of Naboombu football match sequence, the cel depicts a determined King Leonidas with the Star of Astoroth still hanging from his neck. Measuring 12.5”x15.75” overall, with a painted character size of 8”x9”, the piece is paired with a color copy background and retains an embossed Walt Disney Productions seal at lower right. It is in fine condition with little wear. $500-$700

217. Robin Hood Production Cel of Maid Marian. (Disney, 1973) A hand-painted production cel of Maid Marian from Robin Hood. Depicting a medium shot of a smitten Marian, the cel retains an embossed Walt Disney Productions seal at lower right. The untrimmed cel measures 12.5”x16” with a painted character size of 7”x5.75”. The piece is in very good condition, with some waviness, and has been paired with a color copy background. $600-$800

218. Robin Hood Cel Set-Up and Background of Robin & Marian. (Disney, 1973) A production cel set-up of Robin Hood and Maid Marian displayed over an original painted background from Robin Hood. The elements were originally photographed for separate sequences of the film, but have been carefully paired by the Studio to create a vibrant and striking piece. The piece has a 7.75”x12.75” mat opening within its 16.5”x21.75” wooden frame. The total painted character size is 6”x6.5”. The hand-painted art is in fine condition exhibiting minimal wear. $1,000-$1,500

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219. Robin Hood Production Cel of Prince John. (Disney, 1973) A production cel of Prince John from Robin Hood. The cel was utilized in the sequence where Little John attempts to rescue Robin Hood from the clutches of Prince John, depicted here with his shirt collar being yanked from behind him. The piece has a painted image size of 7.5”x9.5 on its 12.5”x16” cel sheet. It displays in fine condition with little wear. A scene-matching printed background is included. $600-$800

220. Collection of (20) Disney Company Quarterly Reports. (Disney, 1977-93) A collection of (20) Walt Disney Productions & Walt Disney Company quarterly reports. These reports include information about Company income, stockholders’ equity, and updates about future films and projects spanning 19771993. Measuring 8.5”x3.75”, these brochures are in good condition with minor edge wear and creasing. $300-$600

221. The Rescuers Acetate Recording. (Disney, 1976) A Walt Disney Productions acetate recording used in the production of The Rescuers. The recording is dated “5-11-76,” and the film’s writer Larry Clemmons can be heard recording several tracks, performing the voice of Gramps the turtle. Measuring 12” in diameter, the double-sided recording is in very good condition with some surface wear throughout. $200-$400

222. The Black Hole Premier Screening Invitation. (Disney, 1979) An invitation for the opening night screening of The Black Hole at the Disney Studio Theater in Burbank. Measuring 6.25”x4.5”, the invitation is in good condition, with scuffs to the cover and minor edge wear. $100-$200

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223. The Black Hole Advance One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1979) A rare advance one sheet poster for The Black Hole. The dynamic print advertises Walt Disney Productions’ groundbreaking science fiction film about the “journey that begins where everything ends.” Measuring 39.25”x26”, the poster is in good condition, exhibiting minor creases throughout and some edge wear. $200-$400

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The 1980s saw the Studio develop a plethora of new techniques involving the blending live-action footage with computer generated effects, as seen in the computer realm of Tron and the toon world of Who Framed Roger Rabbit. At the end of the decade, The Little Mermaid would begin what would be deemed “The Disney Renaissance;” a period of musical animated feature films that have become some of the Studio’s most popular works. The decade also saw the advent of Walt Disney Television Animation and led to successful series such as DuckTales and The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

224. The Fox and the Hound Cel Set-Up of Big Momma & Tod. (Disney, 1981) A production cel set-up depicting Tod and Big Mama from The Fox and the Hound. Prepared by the Studio, the Disney seal of authenticity can be seen in the lower-left and the COA card is included on the reverse. The piece has a 10”x13” mat opening within a 18.25”x21.5” wooden frame. The total painted character size is 6.5”x9.5”. The cel set-up is in very fine condition. $300-$500

225. The Fox & The Hound Kurt Russell Acetate Recording. (Disney, 1978) An acetate recording used by Walt Disney Productions in the creation of The Fox and the Hound. Dated “9-22-78,” the recording features both Kurt Russell and the Director in the Recording Studio, as Kurt lays down vocals, howling, and growling for the voice of Copper. Measuring 12” in diameter, the double-sided recording is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $200-$400

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Walt Disney’s penchant for technological innovation can clearly be seen in the 1982 sci-fi classic, Tron. While only a small portion of the film extensively uses computer-generated imagery, (in fact the term CGI wasn’t regularly used until after its release) Tron is rightfully celebrated as a technological marvel. The film’s unique look was primarily accomplished through Ektachrome continuous-tone transparency layers. The actors and sets in Tron were first photographed in black-and-white, then continuous-tone transparency layers were made by enlarging the 70-mm film negatives. These layers were used as stencils to create hand-painted color and light effects. The painstaking detail of this process helped the film have a lasting effect on countless viewers.

226. Tron Ektachrome Transparency Cel of MCP Tank Gunner. (Disney, 1982) An original Ektachrome continuous-tone transparency cel from Tron. Featuring the interior of an MCP tank with a gunner program lining up their shot, the Ektachrome cel was created at the Studio and used during the production of the special effects sequences in the film. The ground-breaking film predated modern day computer animation and effects, requiring the unique lighting effects to be hand created frame by frame. This painstaking process was only used for Tron, making the film’s effects artwork a special piece of Disney and cinema history. Measuring 12.5”x20” overall, the Ektachrome cel is in fine condition. $600-$800

227. Tron Ektachrome Transparency Cel of Tron & Clu. (Disney, 1982) An original Ektachrome continuous-tone transparency cel from Tron. Featuring the CLU program (portrayed by Jeff Bridges) carrying Tron (portrayed by Bruce Boxleitner) over his shoulders, the Ektachrome cel was created at the Studio and used during the production of the special effects sequences in the film. The ground-breaking film predated modern day computer animation and effects, requiring the unique lighting effects to be hand created frame by frame. This painstaking process was only used for Tron, making the film’s effects artwork a special piece of Disney and cinema history. Measuring 12.5”x20” overall, the effects cel is in very good condition. $800-$1,000

228. Tron Ektachrome Transparency Cel of Crom. (Disney, 1982) An original Ektachrome continuous-tone transparency cel from Tron. Featuring Peter Jurasik as the ill-fated Crom program on the Game Grid, the Ektachrome cel was created at the Studio and used during the production of the special effects sequences in the film. The ground-breaking film predated modern day computer animation and effects, requiring the unique lighting effects to be hand created frame by frame. This painstaking process was only used for Tron, making the film’s effects artwork a special piece of Disney and cinema history. Measuring 12.5”x20” overall, the effects cel is in fine condition with minor surface wear. $800-$1,000

229. Tron Ektachrome Transparency Cel of Tank Pilot. (Disney, 1982) An original Ektachrome continuous-tone transparency cel from Tron. Featuring the interior of an MCP tank in a close up of one of the tank pilot programs, the Ektachrome cel was created at the Studio and used during the production of the special effects sequences in the film. The ground-breaking film predated modern day computer animation and effects, requiring the unique lighting effects to be hand created frame by frame. This painstaking process was only used for Tron, making the film’s effects artwork a special piece of Disney and cinema history. Measuring 12.5”x20” overall, the effects cel is in fine condition. $600-$800

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230. Tron Ektachrome Transparency Cel of Tron & Yori. (Disney, 1982) An original Ektachrome continuous-tone transparency cel from Tron. Featuring the User Flynn (portrayed by Jeff Bridges) and the program Yori (portrayed by Cindy Morgan), the Ektachrome cel was created at the Studio and used during the production of the special effects sequences in the film. The ground-breaking film predated modern day computer animation and effects, requiring the unique lighting effects to be hand created frame by frame. This painstaking process was only used for Tron, making the film’s effects artwork a special piece of Disney and cinema history. Measuring 12.5”x20” overall, the effects cel is in fine condition with little surface wear. $900-$1,200

231. Tron Photostat Printed Effects Layer of Clu. (Disney, 1982) An original photostat printed effects layer from Tron. Featuring Jeff Bridges as the program Clu, the photostat layer was used to help create the film’s unique look. The ground-breaking film predated modern day computer animation and effects, requiring its unique lighting effects to be hand-created frame by frame. This painstaking process was only used for Tron, making the film’s effects artwork a special piece of cinema history. Measuring 12.5”x20” overall, the photostat layer is in very fine condition. $300-$500

232. Tron Photostat Printed Effects Layer of Identity Disc. (Disney, 1982) An original photostat printed effects layer from Tron. Featuring Bruce Boxleitner as the character clutching an identity disc, the photostat layer was used to help create the film’s unique look. The ground-breaking film predated modern day computer animation and effects, requiring its unique lighting effects to be hand-created frame by frame. This painstaking process was only used for Tron, making the film’s effects artwork a special piece of cinema history. Measuring 12.5”x20” overall, the photostat layer is in very fine condition. $300-$500

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233. Ducktales Production Cel Set-Up of Scrooge & Nephews. (Disney, 1987) A production cel set-up of Scrooge McDuck and his grandnephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie from the Disney Television Animation series Ducktales. The cel set-up is composed of two cel layers that have been trimmed and mounted over a printed background for display. The piece has a 8.25”x10.5” mat opening within its 14”x18” mat frame. The piece has a total painted character size of 4.5”x6.5”. The piece is in very fine condition with little black line wear and minor wear to the mat. $400-$600

234. Oliver & Company Production Cel of Oliver. (Disney, 1988) A production cel of Oliver from Walt Disney Pictures’ Oliver & Company. The cel includes a full-body depiction of the titular Oliver strutting his stuff, and getting the feel of the New York City streets. It is displayed over a scene-matching printed background. The piece has a 9”x11.75” mat opening within its 17”x19.5” frame. The painted character size is 3.75”x2.5”. The cel is in very fine condition and bears The Walt Disney Company insignia in the bottom-right. It comes with the Studio’s certification slip on the reverse. $300-$500 235. The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh Story Sketches. (Disney, 1989) A collection of (3) pages of production art for The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. They were used in the creation of the Season 2 finale episode, “Pooh Moon/ Caws and Effect.” The (2) drawings and printed storyboard sheet come contained in a production folder with annotation on the production crew. Contained within their 10.75”x14.5” folder, the collection is in very good condition with minor creases, folds, and wear from original use. $100-$200

236. The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh Framed Cels. (Disney, c.1988-91) A framed set of (3) production cels used in the creation of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. The original production cels were assembled within a specially prepared serigraphed mat and framed in an edition of 1000 similarly framed production cels. The piece has a 6.5”x6.5” mat opening for each of the characters within its 13.75”x29.5” frame. The piece is in fine condition, exhibiting mild scuffing to the plexiglass. The original Certificate of Authenticity on displayed on the reverse. $500-$700

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237. Who Framed Roger Rabbit Production Cel of Roger. (Disney, 1988) A production cel of Roger Rabbit used in the creation of the feature film, Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Preceding the widespread adoption of computer animation, the film implemented hand-painted cels that would receive three animated lighting layers. The process was so innovative that, along with numerous critical accolades, the film received a Special Achievement Academy Award for its animation direction. With a painted character size of 6.5”x4.5” on its 11.75”x16.5 cel sheet, the artwork displays in fine condition, exhibiting some adhesive retention across the lower part of the frame due to a separated but included peg bar. $400-$600

238. Roger Rabbit “Mickey’s 60th Birthday” Drawing & Cel. (Disney, 1988) A rare Roger Rabbit production cel and clean-up drawing created for “Mickey’s 60th Birthday Special” on the Wonderful World of Disney which aired November 18, 1988. The hand-painted cel depicts Roger swinging to the rescue to help celebrate Mickey’s 60th birthday in the animated and live-action television special. The piece has a 9”x12” opening within its 15”x18” mat, and a painted character size of 5.5”x4.25”. The artwork displays in fine condition, exhibiting minor wear and annotation from intended production use. The official stamp of The Walt Disney Company is on both pieces, and a Certificate of Authenticity is included on the reverse of the mat. $600-$800

239. Who Framed Roger Rabbit Advance Jessica Rabbit Poster. (Disney, 1987) A large pre-release poster of the fan-favorite Jessica Rabbit from Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Distributed by One-Stop Posters, it features Jessica with her iconic catchphrase “I’m not bad… I’m just drawn that way.” Measuring 35”x23”, the poster displays in very good condition with minor wear and creases. $200-$400

240. Herman’s Shermans Limited Edition Roger Rabbit Poster. (Disney, 1988) A one sheet sized promotional poster created for the feature film Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The poster advertises the fictitious Maroon Cartoon “Herman’s Shermans” starring Roger Rabbit as “Der Fuehrer” with Baby Herman pursuing him in a tank. Measuring 41”x27”, the poster is in good condition with some creasing and wear throughout. The reverse is marked as No.0296. $200-$400

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241. Roger Rabbit “Tummy Trouble” Argentina Poster. (Disney, 1989) A promotional poster created for the Argentinian solo release of “Tummy Trouble,” featuring Roger Rabbit and Baby Herman. Measuring 42.5”x28.75”, the poster is in good condition with original folds, minor creases, and edge wear. $200-$400

242. Roger Rabbit “Trail Mix-Up” One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1993) A one sheet poster for the Roger Rabbit short film “Trail Mix-Up”. The poster was produced for the initial release of Walt Disney Pictures and Steven Spielberg’s all-new Maroon cartoon playing exclusively with A Far Off Place. Measuring 40”x27”, the poster is in very good condition with few scuffs and minor surface wear. $100-$300

243. Roger Rabbit “Trail Mix-Up” Drawing by Bill Kopp. (Disney, 1993) An original story concept drawing of Roger Rabbit and Baby Herman created and signed by Bill Kopp. The drawing illustrates a scene from the short “Trail Mix-Up” which mimics the title sequence of the R.K. Maroon short “Somethin’s Cookin’,” seen in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Perhaps because of this resemblance, the final short employs a different comedic gag, where Roger’s roasting hotdogs explode over the fire. Measuring 8.5”x11” the drawing displays in very fine condition, exhibiting slight wear. $300-$500

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244. The Little Mermaid Production Cel of Ariel & Sebastian. (Disney, 1989) An original production-used animation cel set-up of Ariel and Sebastian from The Little Mermaid. Ariel is depicted playing “He loves me, he loves me not” as Sebastian looks on. The cel was prepared by Disney with a premium-quality photographic background and recreated flower image to further enhance the piece. This imagery remains so enduring that very similar releases of limited edition art have been recreated over the years to mimic the scene. The piece has a 15”x10.5” mat opening within a 21”x16.5” metallic red frame. Ariel has a painted size of 5”x5.5”, while Sebastian measures 1”x1”. The hand-painted production art displays in very fine condition, exhibiting little wear. The Certificate of Authenticity is mounted on the reverse. An exceptional artifact from the film that launched the Disney Renaissance. $2,000-$4,000

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245. The Little Mermaid Model Cel of Scuttle. (Disney, 1989) A studio model cel featuring Scuttle the seagull from Walt Disney Pictures’ The Little Mermaid. The eccentric seagull is depicted here as if closely examining one of Ariel’s latest finds. Featuring xerographic and hand-painted artwork, the cel would have been used to test colors against backgrounds as well as a guide for the ink and paint department. The piece has a painted character size of 6”x7” on its 10.5”x12.5” cel sheet. The item displays in fine condition. $400-$600

246. The Little Mermaid Model Cel of Flotsam & Jetsam. (Disney, 1989) A studio model cel featuring Flotsam and Jetsam from The Little Mermaid. The cel features xerographic lines of both Ursula’s little babies, with Jetsam being hand-painted. It would have been used to test colors against backgrounds as well as a guide for the ink and paint department. The piece has image sizes of 8”x4.25” and 7”x4.25” on the 12.5”x17” cel sheet. The item displays in fine condition. $400-$600

247. The Little Mermaid Model Cel of Max. (Disney, 1989) A studio model cel of Max the dog from The Little Mermaid. Prince Eric’s loyal and playful sheepdog is depicted here with a lively grin. The cel features xerographic and hand-painted artwork and would have been used to test colors against backgrounds, as well as a guide for the ink and paint department. The piece has a painted character size of 4.75”x5.5” on its 12.5”x17.5” cel sheet. The model cel is in fine condition. $400-$600

248. The Little Mermaid Model Cel of Chef Louis & Sebastian. (Disney, 1989) A studio model cel featuring Sebastian catching the attention of Chef Louis from The Little Mermaid. The cel features xerographic and hand-painted artwork of both Chef Louis and Sebastian retracted in his shell, prior to making his quick escape during Louis’ “Les Poissons” musical number. It would have been used to test colors against backgrounds as well as a guide for the ink and paint department. The piece has a total painted character size of 9.5”x9.75” on its 12.5”x17.5” cel sheet. It is in fine condition. $400-$600

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250. The Little Mermaid 2 Cel Set-Up & Background of Triton. (Disney, 2000) A panoramic cel set-up of Triton and Melody, paired with matching pan production background, from Disney’s The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea. Clean-up production drawings for each of the four characters are also included, as well as a timing sheet for the sequence. The piece has a total pained image size of 9.75”x14.25” on its 10”x24” cel, while the painted image of the background is 10”x22.25” on its 10.5”x25” heavyweight illustration board. In a clear reflection of the budgetary constraints animators often faced on television projects of the time, the cel of Melody and Triton has additional painted artwork on the reverse, but out of frame; suggesting some oversized cel sheets may have been reused from another project. The items display in very fine condition. The Disney COA is included. $600-$800 251. The Little Mermaid 2 Panoramic Production Background. (Disney, 2000) An impressive production background of Prince Eric’s ship from Disney’s The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea. The ornate royal vessel is festively draped with floral garlands, as Ariel and Eric take their daughter Melody to meet King Triton and Ariel’s six sisters for the first time. The ship itself was hand-painted on sturdy art paper and affixed to a cel layer. The piece has a painted image size of 9.5”x24.5” on its 15”x29.25” heavyweight art board. The item is in very fine condition. The Disney COA is included. $600-$800

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The Disney Renaissance of the late 1980s continued into the 90s with a string of critical and commercial hits. The decade would be one of the most prolific and successful for Disney animation in the history of the Studio, with numerous feature films produced, as well as tv series and direct to video releases.

252. Beauty and the Beast One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1991) A Beauty and the Beast one sheet poster. A most romantic moment from “the most beautiful love story ever told” is imagined by artist John Alvin in this one sheet was produced for the initial release of Walt Disney Pictures’ Beauty and the Beast. Measuring 40”x27” the double-sided poster is in fine condition with few creases and little wear to edges and corners. $100-$200

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253. Beauty and the Beast Limited Edition Big Fig. (Disneyland, 2015) A Beauty and the Beast Big Figure, limited to an edition of 300 pieces. Perhaps the most romantic and memorable moment between Beast and Belle in the “tale as old as time,” is recreated by artist Monty Maldovan. The two hand painted figures display hand-in-hand, atop an elegant parquet-style ballroom floor. The two-figures with base measure a total maximum height of 21.5”, and a diameter of 23.5”x16.5”. The resin 3-piece components display is very fine condition. The original box and packaging is included. $700-$900

254. Rocketeer 20th Anniversary Print by Dave Stevens. (Disney, 2011) A limited edition giclee print of Dave Stevens imagery of man “rocketing into the future” over the 1939 New York World’s Fairground, created for the 20th anniversary showing of Disney’s The Rocketeer hosted at the historic El Capitan Theater, in June of 2011. Measuring approximately 38”x27.75”, the high quality giclee displays in very fine condition. $300-$500

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255. Aladdin One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1992) An Aladdin one sheet poster. The power of the magic lamp is released, imagined by artist John Alvin for the Walt Disney Pictures’ presentation of Aladdin. Measuring 40”x27”, the double-sided poster is in fine condition with few creases and little wear to edges and corners. $100-$200

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256. Pair of Aladdin Poster Concepts by Michael Hobson. (Disney, 1992) A pair of rough concept layout drawings for the Aladdin theatrical poster by Michael Hobson. One layout features the popular heroes and villains of the story, while the other layout depicts the Genie watching Aladdin and Jasmine depart for a “whole new world.” Measuring approximately 17”x11” each, the pair of drawings display in good condition, exhibiting some handling wear. $200-$400

257. Goof Troop “Ballgame” Goofy Production Cel. (Disney, 1992) A production cel and background utilized in the production of Walt Disney Television Animation’s popular series Goof Troop. The cel of Goofy is from the episode “Take Me Out of the Ball Game,” in a sequence where Goofy teaches Max how to bunt. The cel has been affixed to a non scene-matching hand-painted and inked wooded background. The piece has a painted character size of 6”x4.25” on its 10.5”x12.5” cel sheet, while the background measures 11”x15”. All elements display in fine condition. $400-$600

258. Jack Skellington Limited Edition Charger Plate. (Disney, c.2004) A limited edition decorative Jack Skellington charger. Offered by Disney Auctions, the plate featuring the ghostlike charms of the Pumpkin King from Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas. It was released in an edition of 250 and measures 19.5”x14.5”. It displays in fine condition and retains its “Disney Auctions” packaging and box. $200-$400

259. Zero Limited Edition Charger Plate. (Disney, c.2004) A limited edition decorative Zero charger. Offered through Disney Auctions, the odd-shaped charger plate features Jack Skellington’s loyal dog Zero and was released in an edition of 250 pieces. It measures 19.5”x14.5” and displays in fine condition. The “Disney Auctions” packaging and box are included. $200-$400

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260. The Nightmare Before Christmas Mask Set. (Disneyland, 2003) A Nightmare Before Christmas mask set released as a limited edition of 2,500 by the Disney Gallery. The masks which hide the faces of Lock, Shock, and Barrel are represented here as hangable wall art, accented with black ribbon for display. Measuring just under 11” each, the masks are in fine condition. The original packaging, box, and COA are included. $200-$400

261. Nightmare Before Christmas Pop-Up Hat. (Disney, c.1993) A snapback hat for Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas. This unique design features a pop-up bill depicting residents of Halloweentown gathered around the square. The hat is adjustable, with the bill measuring 4” when open. There is a small fold and minor crease to the background of the scene, but all pop-up elements are intact and in good condition. $100-$200

262. The Lion King Storyboard Drawing of Scar. (Disney, 1994) An original storyboard drawing of Scar from The Lion King. In this memorable “Be Prepared” sequence, Scar divulges his nefarious plot to rule the Pride Lands, while his laughing hyena minions look on. Measuring 8.5”x11”, the drawing displays in fine condition, exhibiting pinholes, the beginnings of another drawing on the reverse, and minor wear from original production use. $200-$400

263. The Lion King Lioness Pride & Cubs Storyboard Drawing. (Disney, 1994) A storyboard drawing of a lionesses and cubs from The Lion King. In this sequence, hungry lionesses and cubs look on, threatened by the hyena presence in the Pride Lands. Measuring 5.5”x10”, the drawing displays in fine condition, exhibiting few pinholes and minor wear from original production use. $200-$400

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264. The Lion King One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1994) An original release one sheet poster for The Lion King. It features stunning imagery of the memorable Pride Rock. Measuring 40”x27” the double-sided poster is in fine condition with minor surface and edge wear. $100-$300

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265. Pocahontas One Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1995) An original one sheet poster for Pocahontas. It depicts the memorable “Just around the Riverbend” scene, with Pocahontas paddling the canoe. Measuring 40”x27”, the double-sided poster is in fine condition with minor edge wear. $100-$200

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266. The Hunchback of Notre Dame Director-Signed Poster. (Disney, 1996) A Hunchback of Notre Dame poster signed by Directors Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise. The poster features the mysterious bell-ringing hero Quasimodo, surrounded by the people of Paris while the cruel Claude Frollo looks on. Measuring 27”x18.5”, the poster is in very good condition with minor creases and edge wear. $100-$200

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267. Hercules Production Maquette of Zeus by Kent Melton. (Disney, 1997) A dynamic animator’s maquette of the mighty God of Thunder preparing to hurl a bolt of lightning, as depicted in Disney’s Hercules. The giant figure of Zeus was sculpted by Kent Melton for animator’s reference at the Walt Disney Studios. Measuring a towering 20” tall atop a Greek Doric column base, the impressive figure displays in very good condition with minor surface scuffs throughout. There are two repaired breaks in the lightning bolt. The number “30” is written on the base. $4,000-$6,000

268. Pair of Hercules Hydra Expression Renderings. (Disney, 1997) A pair of expression renderings of the Hydra from Hercules, one of which is hand-drawn, while the other is printed. Sketches of the Hydra’s ferocious expressions were created to bring the creature to life using mostly computer-generated animation rather than traditional hand-painted cels. Measuring approximately 8.25”x8.75” each, the renderings are in very good condition, exhibiting minor creasing. $300-$500

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269. Mulan Production Maquette of Shan Yu by Tony Cipriano. (Disney, 1998) A giant animator’s maquette of Shan Yu, the villainous leader of the Hun army, as depicted in Disney’s Mulan. The giant figure of Shan Yu making “mountains bow to his sword” was sculpted by Tony Cipriano for animator’s reference at Walt Disney Studios. Measuring a towering 14.5” tall and 24.5” in length, the impressive figure displays in very good condition, exhibiting little wear. The number “SY-19” is written on the bottom of the base. $5,000-$7,000

270. Mulan Production Maquette of Chien-Po by Tony Cipriano. (Disney, 1998) A giant animator’s maquette of Chien-Po, a loyal servant of the Emperor, as depicted in Disney’s Mulan. The giant figure of the lovable Chien-Po was sculpted by Tony Cipriano for animator’s reference at Walt Disney Studios. Measuring a towering 13.5” tall atop a glossy 9” in diameter base, the impressive figure and base display in very good condition, exhibiting little wear. “CP-13” is written on bottom of the base. $4,000-$6,000

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271. “Magical World of Disney” Tobacco Card Set. (Disney, 1991) A framed set of (25) “Magical World of Disney” authorized re-issue tobacco cards by Tobacco Co, Ltd. The framed collection of cards features characters like Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Jiminy Cricket and Oliver the Kitten mounted atop a hand-painted mat bearing “The Wonderful World of Disney” across the lower. Measuring 18.5”x22.5”, the framed rerelease displays in fine condition exhibiting the slightest wear to frame. $100-$200

272. Colibri Donald Duck Scribe Fountain Pen. (Disney, 1990s) A Donald Duck Scribe / Ballpoint / Rollerball Fountain Pen Set by Colibri. This scribe set includes an inscribed Donald Duck barrel and matching cap, both accented by deep blue-black marble streaks. The set includes a ballpoint refill inserted, a roller refill, a fountain pen front section with nib and water-based ink cartridge, housed in original collectable synthetic jewelry case. Measuring 6.5”x3.25 and 1” deep, the good condition jewelry case holds black and white Donald Duck graphics inside and Mickey and Co. logo outside, with minor wear, scuffs and spot of adhesive retention from original price label. $100-$200 273. The Disney Store Cast Member Uniform. (Disney, c.1990s) An original cast member uniform from the Disney Store. The outfit consists of size 12 khaki shorts, size 14 khaki pants, a large varsity style blue cardigan with cornflower trim and embroidered Disney Store patch. There are very minor spot stains from storage, but the overall color of the cardigan remains vibrant. $100-$200

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274. A “Suite of Stars” Signed Sericel Set. (Disney, 1999) A “Suite of Stars” limited edition framed sericel set. Featuring Character Title Card imagery of the Fab Five, the framed piece is signed by their voices-Russie Taylor, Wayne Alwine, Tony Anselmo, Bill Farmer, and “Pluto.” Measuring 14”x51”, the framed set of sericels is numbered “175/500.” It displays in very fine condition. The original Disney COA is retained on the reverse. $200-$400

275. Pair of Mickey and Minnie Giuseppe Armani Figures. (Disney, 1998) A pair of Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse figurines produced by Italian sculptor Giuseppe Armani and released through Florence Sculture d’Arte of Italy. Measuring 6.5” and 6.75”, the hand-painted figures with finished wooden bases are in fine condition. $200-$400

276. Huey Disney Store Display Figure. (Disney, c.1990s) A Huey Disney store display figure. Huey, the eldest triplet and co-star of Ducktales, is shown here hanging out above a popular Disney Store location. Measuring approximately 18” tall and 13.75” at his widest point, the fiberglass duckling features removable cloth wardrobe and is in very good condition. There is minor wear to the tail, as well as scuffs, scratches, and general wear throughout. $400-$600

277. Walt Disney Company 15-Year Service Award. (Disneyland, 1999) A 15-year Walt Disney Company Service Award featuring Sorcerer Mickey as he takes on the hat of the powerful Yen Sid. Designed, sculpted, and manufactured at the foundry of Bill Toma, this award commemorated this milestone year of service for an individual in 2017. The rare award measures just over 10” tall, with a base of 5.5”x5.5”. It is in fine condition, and retains the original packaging and box, with Service Anniversary Pin enclosed. $500-$700

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The 2000s saw The Walt Disney Studios release a wealth of live-action films, including the reimagining of some of their animated classics as live-action in later years. The growth of Pixar and an emphasis on computer generated animation helped usher in a plethora of now-iconic characters, and live-action epics such as Pirates of the Caribbean contributed to the Studio’s critical and commercial success.

278. Pirates of the Caribbean Advanced Promotional Poster. (Disney, 2003) An original foldout poster promoting the theatrical release of Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of The Black Pearl. The unique double-sided foldout design of the item offers multiple potential options for display. At its full size, the piece measures 21”x50” and offers 4 character portraits of Jack Sparrow, Elizabeth Swann, Will Turner and Hector Barbossa, respectively, with the film’s logo at bottom center. This rare promotional poster is folded as issued with minor wear along some creases, but overall is in fine condition. $100-$300

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280. Pirates of the Caribbean Black Pearl Deck Prop. (Disney, 2006) A custom built prop curio table used in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest. This large prop was located on the deck of the Black Pearl, directly in front of the ship’s helm. The hand-painted and intentionally distressed piece looks as if it has weathered many years exposed to the elements at sea. The fitted wooden top can be removed, allowing one to easily display a prized Pirates-themed treasure behind the grimy glass in the center. Film production required the item to be constructed at a slight angle, so while sturdy, it presents slightly forward. It measures 46.75”x45” and 21” deep. This item may require special shipping conditions, please inquire for details and estimates. $300-$500

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281. Pirates of the Caribbean Pelegostos Prop Skull. (Disney, 2006) A prop skull created for the production of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest. The prop skull was crafted for scenes revolving around the tribe of indigenous cannibals inhabiting the fictious Isla de Pelegostos. Constructed of cast resin, expertly studio painted, and finished to appear as the weathered and aged bone, the cranium’s orbit is intentionally distressed to suggest that the skull once received a blow to the eye. Measuring approximately 5.5” tall, the prop is in fine condition, exhibiting only minor production wear. $300-$500

282. Pirates of the Caribbean Tia Dalma Prop Witch Bottle. (Disney, 2006) A prop glass bottle from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest. The frosted translucent glass bottle has a bulbous body and long, tapering neck, sealed with a cork stopper. Witch bottles like this are seen containing various amulets and dangling around the earthly realm of the goddess Calypso, as she is bound in the human form of soothsayer Tia Dalma (portrayed by Naomie Harris). Measuring 7.25” 5.75” in diameter, the prop displays in fine condition with some studio distress and weathering to the bottle surface and wear to the bottom of the base from production. $300-$500

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283. Set of (3) Pirates of the Caribbean Prop Coins. (Disney, 2006) A set of (3) treasure coin props utilized in the production of Walt Disney Pictures’ Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest. The production-made cast metal and plastic coins are based on the Spanish cob and expertly painted to reflect shades of metallic gold and silver. Measuring just under 1.5” in diameter, the coins are in very good condition with some handling wear and minor paint rubbing from original production use. $300-$500

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284. A Walt Disney Productions Wet Paint Sign. (Walt Disney Studios, c.1990s) A Walt Disney Productions wet paint sign featuring Mickey Mouse at work. Measuring 9.25”x8.75”, the paper sign displays in very good condition. There is minor surface wear, particularly to the reverse, from its original use. $200-$400

285. Mickey and Pluto Figure by Giuseppe Armani. (Disney, 2002) A “Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse and Pluto” figure crafted by Giuseppe Armani in 2002. This loving duo is masterfully depicted in a sweet embrace. Measuring 8” tall, the figure is in very fine condition. $200-$400

287. Disney’s Aulani Resort Concept “Blowup” Print. (Disney’s Aulani, 2008) A Disney’s Aulani Resort concept “blowup” print. The feeling of “Aloha” is captured in this welcoming Aulani Resort Hotel concept created for the development of the Aulani Lobby Main Entrance Portecochere on Ali’Inui Drive in Kapolei Hawaii. The original colorful art was prepared as a “blowup” for presentation to Disney Parks guests in 2008, three years before opening. Measuring 22.5”x37.5” the fine condition print was originally mounted to durable foam core board retaining some plastic hardware and exhibits few scuffs and light wear from original Park use. $200-$400

286. Mickey Mouse x Mario Akashi Vinyl Figure. (2008) A rare Pop Art sculpture by Dave Bondi mashing up the two of the world’s most recognizable cultural icons: Mickey Mouse and Mario. The resulting hybrid character is called, “Akashi,” and this articulated vinyl figure was produced in a limited run of 250 pieces. The artist’s signature and the year the piece was created, “2008,” are molded into the sole of Akashi’s left shoe. The original cardboard box packaging with molded plastic insert is included. Measuring 9” tall, the figure is in very good condition with only a strip of paint loss on the back of the left glove. The box measures 10”x6” and 4” deep and exhibits only minor wear. $300-$500

288. Walt Disney Concert Hall Paperweight by Reichert. (Disney, 2003) A souvenir paperweight of the Walt Disney Concert Hall. The dynamic steel towers of Frank Gehry’s architectural wonder have been recreated in miniature pewter form, for this desktop memento created by Reichert Studios. The reverse features a brief description of what entertainment lies in store within the Walt Disney Concert Hall of Los Angeles. Measuring 4.25” long and 2” tall, the small conversation piece is in fine condition. $200-$400

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289. Bloc28 Mickey Mouse DJ Slipmat. (Disney, 2007) A limited edition DJ turntable slipmat created by Span of Sunset for a Bloc28 exhibition at Meltdown Comics in Los Angeles, California. Disney’s Bloc28 initiative commissioned emerging talents in the street art scene to create original pieces featuring classic Disney characters. The felt mat features Steamboat Willie-inspired art by Greg “Craola” Simkins on one side, and the other depicts the Bloc28 lightning bolt Mickey head logo. Measuring 11.75” in diameter, the piece is in fine condition. $200-$400

290. Transformers Mickey Mouse Optimus Prime Figure. (TakaraTomy, 2009) A rare Mickey Mouse figure that transforms into Optimus Prime. One of five Mickey Transformers figures from TakaraTomy’s Disney Label, it was created to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the animated series. This Halloween variant was exclusive to 7-Eleven stores in Japan and features seasonal colors and festive details. The original box measures 6”x6”x4.5” and has minor edge wear and creasing on the top and rear side and includes sealed Japanese instructions. The figure itself is in very fine condition. $200-$400

292. Donald Duck Walt Disney Story Book Birdhouse. (WDFM, 2012) A Donald Duck Walt Disney Story Book Birdhouse produced exclusively for the Walt Disney Family Museum in 2012. Measuring 8.5”x9”x8.5”, the wooden birdhouse featuring decoupage imagery of “Donald Duck & His Friends” displays in very good condition, missing its paintbrush perch, exhibiting only minor scuffs and light scratches, and the artist’s signature on the base. $200-$400

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291. A D23 Exclusive Lotso Funko Pop! Figure. (Disney, 2011) An extremely rare D23 Exclusive limited edition “flocked” Lotso Funko Pop! figure. This Disney Store release was limited to 480 pieces for the official D23 event in 2011. Extremely difficult to find and incredibly sought-after, this flocked Lotso Pop figure measures 6.25”x4.5” and 3.5” deep within its box. It displays in fine condition. $1,000-$2,000

293. Olszewski PokitPal Disney Cruise Box. (Disney Cruise Line, 2010) An Olszewski PokitPal Disney Cruise Box created for the first Disney Cruise Line thru the Mediterranean during the summer of 2010. The high-quality resin trinket box is small enough to fit inside a pocket or purse and features the Disney Magic Cruise Liner on lid, accented by scroll pattern and Mickey logo on sides. Measuring 2.75”x1.75” and .75” deep, the fine condition collectable comes complete inside good condition box. $200-$400

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294. Set of (9) Mulan Prop Scrolls. (Disney, 2020) A collection of (9) screen used production-made prop scrolls created for Walt Disney Pictures’ live-action adaptation of Mulan. This style of scroll appears in scenes featuring Commander Tung’s Imperial Army receiving communications. Measuring various sizes under 10” in length when rolled, the scrolls display in very good used condition, featuring a dialect of Chinese characters, tied with leatherette straps and some sealed with red wax. $400-$800

295. Mulan Prop Chest and (8) Scrolls. (Disney, 2020) A prop chest and (8) prop scrolls with writing created for the production of Walt Disney Pictures’ live-action adaptation of Mulan. These props were made for scenes featuring Commander Tung’s Imperial Army receiving communications. Measuring 23”x25”and 7” deep, the prop chest displays in fine used condition. The scroll props display in fine used condition, tied with leatherette straps and some sealed with red wax, all props featuring an artistically applied weathered visage. $300-$500

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The animation principles of Disney’s “Nine Old Men” have inspired untold numbers of artists, including a young animator named John Lasseter. John showcased his two-minute computer generated “Luxo, Jr.,” before the SIGGRAPH conference in 1986. That groundbreaking film led to “Tin Toy” in 1988, to which Pixar owes its first Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film. Pixar would later collaborate with Disney to distribute its earliest feature films like Toy Story and Monsters, Inc., and later became a part of The Walt Disney Studios in 2006.

296. D23 Exclusive Promotional Pixar Luxo Ball. (Hedstrom, 2015) Originating from Pixar’s 1986 short film Luxo Jr., this small yellow ball with blue stripe and red star has gone on to appear in virtually every Pixar production to date. While a few popular variants of the iconic ball were produced, this particularly rare version inflates to approximately 6” in diameter and was only available at the 2015 D23 Expo in extraordinarily limited quantities. There is minor surface wear to the vinyl material of the ball and a small crease on the bottom rear, overall the item is in very good to fine condition and presents well. $300-$600

298. John Lasseter Autographed Shirt. (Pixar, 1995) A Spike and Mike’s 1995 Festival of Animation souvenir shirt autographed by John Lasseter. The shirt also features John’s drawing of the 1998 Oscar winning Tin Toy character on the reverse. Measuring a size large, the cotton shirt is in good used condition, with minor spots of discoloration, but retaining the artwork and autograph reading “9/23/95” and “John Lasseter.” $200-$400

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297. Disney-Pixar Tin Toy Figure by Mindstyle. (Pixar, 2010) John Lasseter’s memorable Tin Toy drum major from his groundbreaking CGI short film is recreated as a collectible figure by Mindstyle ATC Art Toys. The figure was limited to an edition of 500 pieces and released through San Diego ComiCon. The figure is in fine condition, within its 12.5”x12.5”x6.5” original box. $200-$400

299. Tin Toy Pixar Pewter Collectible. (Pixar, 2005) A Tin Toy Pewter Figure produced for the Pixar exhibit at the Ghibli Museum in 2005. The small figure is a tiny homage to the memorable Tin Toy drum major from John Lasseter’s groundbreaking CGI short film. Measuring 2.25” tall, the collectible and its 3.25”x2.75”x1.25” box are in very good condition. $200-$400

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300. Pixar Knick Knack Plush. (Pixar, 2005) A plush of Pixar’s Knick Knack Snowman. In 1989, six years before Toy Story, Pixar Animation Studios made a short film starring a Knick Knack Snowman, which is memorialized here in plush. Measuring approximately 15”, the polyester plush with PE pellets is in very good condition, retaining his original tag which tells his tale. $200-$400

301. Set of (4) Woody’s Roundup Statuettes. (DH Deluxe, 2011) This is a complete set of (4) Dark Horse Deluxe’s limited edition Toy Story Classic Character Series statuettes. Sculpted by Yoe! Studios, each hand-numbered figure exhibits a vintage and deliberately distressed style evoking the antique status of Woody and his pals, as revealed in Toy Story 2. The pieces range from 4” to 6” and are packaged in a custom-tooled, colorful litho-printed tin box with a character booklet and pinback button inside. All elements are in very fine condition, and with only 950 of each character produced. A complete set is a rare find. $400-$600

302. Monsters, Inc. Letterman Jacket. (Disney/Pixar, 2001) A letterman jacket that coincided with the release of Monsters, Inc. The two-tone jacket features cream leather sleeves, a body of blue wool, polyester lining, striped fabric gathered waist and sleeve cuffs with snap button front closure. The jacket features an embroidered image of Mike Wazowski above the film’s text logo on the chest. Interestingly, materials for the piece may have been repurposed by Disney for this project, as the sewn-in tag reads “Beauty and the Beast: Special Edition,” which had an IMAX re-release in the same year. A size Small, the jacket is in very fine condition. $200-$400

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The Walt Disney Studios would not have the same success and legacy if not for the talented artists and individuals who helped further Walt’s dream. Ranging from animators, Imagineers, photographers, executives, and many others, these countless individuals have helped contribute to the magic of the Studio over the past several decades.

303. Walt Disney Squaw Valley Message & Signature. (Disney, 1960) An original signed message by Walt Disney. Walt gifted this signed message to the owners of a quaint Swiss chalet-style home in Squaw Valley, in which he and Lillian stayed during his tenure as pageant master of the 1960 Winter Olympics. The message reads: “To the picturesque house in Squaw Valley with pleasant memories,” and is signed with a very large “Walt Disney.” The autographed message has a viewable size of 8.75”x7” within its 14”x12.5” frame. It is in very fine condition. $2,000-$4,000

304. Walt Disney Bust. (c.1967) A vintage bust of Walt Disney, capturing the visage of “the greatest showman in the world.” Composed of heavy plaster, the bust was completed around June of 1967, just a few months after Walt’s passing. This life-like depiction of Walt measures 19” tall, and displays in very good condition with few spots of dust and discoloration, minor wear, and few small chips. $700-$900

305. Walt Disney Photograph Signed by Renie Bardeau. (Disneyland, 1999) A print of one of Renie Bardeau’s memorable last photographs of Walt Disney at Disneyland, aboard the Disneyland Fire Engine with Mickey Mouse. It is signed by the late photographer and dated for 1999. Bardeau was hired by Disneyland, Inc. in 1964, and he would later famously shoot the iconic last images of Walt Disney at Disneyland. With 9.25”x7.25” viewable inside a 16.5”x13.5” frame, the photograph is in very good condition. $200-$400

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306. Collection of (5) “Death of Walt Disney” Statements. (Disney, 1966) An archive of (5) documents relating to the death of Walt Disney, prepared shortly after the event in 1966. Amidst shock and mourning over the loss of the family man, friend, and leader, resultant statements were issued, and numerous meetings occurred, as attested to by this archive. The collection includes such information as Walt’s time of death and family wishes, a statement from Roy O. Disney, a WED Enterprises meeting agenda regarding the replacement for the Board of Director’s Chairman, and more. Measuring approximately 8.5”x11” each, the documents are in very good overall condition, with minor handling wear, and retaining some original hand-annotation made by Walt Disney Productions Vice President of Finance Mel Melton. $200-$400

308. 1956 Walt Disney Studio Christmas Card by Bob Moore. (Disney, 1956) A Walt Disney Studio Christmas card by Bob Moore. The card opens to reveal Santa Claus and Mickey Mouse driving Conestoga wagons loaded with Christmas gifts across the wilderness to meet the star of “Westward Ho the Wagons,” Fess Parker. Measuring 5.5”x8”, the card displays in good condition, exhibiting minor creases and slight wear. $200-$400

307. Set of (4) Hand-Painted Plates by Joe Grant. (Grant, c.1949) A set of (4) hand-painted ceramic plates created by “Lady and the Tramp” story artist Joe Grant, upon his departure from the Walt Disney Studios in 1949. Four delightfully charming and romantic Victorian-era vignettes of a gentleman and a lady are imagined by New York native and Jewish American artist Joe Grant. Measuring approximately 10.75” in diameter, the Santa Anita ceramic plates with Grant’s custom artwork display in fine condition, and retain his painted signature on each. $300-$500

309. Marc & Alice Davis Holiday Christmas Cards. (Davis, 1970s-90s) A collection of (14) Marc & Alice Davis Holiday greeting cards. The custom cards feature the art of Marc Davis and span the couple’s years of blissful marriage and yuletide greetings from the early 1970s thru the 1990s. The cards range in size from 5.75”x4.75” to 7”x5”, and the set is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $200-$400

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To help Walt Disney’s dreams become reality, it took a varied group of artists and individuals, each with unique creative talents. Few Studio artists and Imagineers have had as unique of a style and approach as Disney Legend Rolly Crump. Since his first association with the Walt Disney Studios in 1952, Rolly began to learn from the impressive talents of Eric Larson, Mary Blair, Eyvind Earle, and many others, all the while making numerous contributions toward Walt Disney’s animated features, as well as attractions for both Disneyland and Walt Disney World. Some of Rolly’s most recognized artistic contributions were for attractions including the Enchanted Tiki Room, Haunted Mansion, and It’s a Small World. In his earlier years at the Studio, Rolly experimented with a number of “Beatnik” movement posters, as seen in this section. These posters beautifully depict Rolly’s style and humor, and survive as a testament to one of the most endearing creative minds behind the Walt Disney Studios and Disney Parks.

310. Rolly Crump Smoke Marijuana “Doper Poster” Handbill. (Crump, 1967) A vintage handbill designed by Rolly Crump from his “Doper Poster” series and printed by Howard E. Morseburg’s Esoteric Poster Company. A brilliant artist and Disney Imagineer, one might assume that Crump’s extracurricular activities may have had a negative bearing on his day job. However, it has been reported that Walt Disney himself laughed upon seeing this humorous design. Measuring 8.5”x6”, the poster is in fine condition with minor edge wear. $200-$400

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311. Rolly Crump Cocaine “Doper Poster.” (Crump, c.1950s) A rare vintage print of Rolly Crump’s popular cocaine “Doper Poster.” Created to satirize the emerging drug culture in the Beatnik and counterculture movements, the poster takes the form of a retro advertisement for cocaine-laced children’s candy. Measuring 20.5”x15”, the piece is in very good condition with some wear around the edges. $200-$400

312. Rolly Crump Cheat Poster. (Crump, c.1957) A vintage poster print by Disney artist and Imagineer Rolly Crump titled “Cheat.” Crump’s tongue-in-cheek artwork becons the reader, “Tired of losing? Cheat” with a plethora of graphics and sayings throughout that are instantly recognizable as Crump’s familiar illustration style. The poster measures 20.5”x15” and is in very good condition with minor edge wear. $200-$400

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313. Rolly Crump “Oars for Rent” Poster. (Crump, 1971) A vintage lithographic poster print by Disney artist and Imagineer Rolly Crump, titled Oars for Rent. Depicting the lovely proprietaries of a seaside oar house, Crump takes a pun to madcap extremes in this jam-packed psychedelic composition. Measuring 57.75”x30”, the full-bleed poster is in fair condition with some scuffs and a few small tears around the edges. $200-$400

314. Rolly Crump “Kitty Galore” Poster. (Crump, 1971) A vintage lithographic poster print by Disney artist and Imagineer Rolly Crump, titled “Kitty Galore.” Heavy in psychedelia and double entendres, Crump engages with the spirit of the times in this beautiful full-length portrait of a liberated love goddess. Measuring 57.5”x24”, the poster is in good condition with some general edge and surface wear, and some variances in the color tone from the printing process. $200-$400

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315. WDFM Mary Blair Exhibit Mobile & Poster. (Disney, 2004) A mobile and poster advertising the exhibit “Magic Color Flair: The World of Mary Blair” at the Walt Disney Family Museum. The double-sided mobile was produced of sturdy high-density foam board, tethered with a blue fabric cord, with separate (2) umbrellas and a hat ornament. A double-sided poster featuring Mary’s imagining of Wonderland and Neverland also advertises the exhibition. Measuring 17”x11”, the poster is in very good condition with little apparent wear. The largest mobile section measures 35”x23”, with the entire mobile being in very good condition with little wear. $200-$400

317. Collection of (3) Disney Sketchbook Series Books. (Applewood, c.1997) A collection of (3) slip-cased limited edition books from Walt Disney’s Sketchbook Series. Included here are the entries for Bambi, Lady and the Tramp, and Sleeping Beauty. Each book is filled with artwork rarely seen outside of the Disney Archives, featuring preliminary sketches, character in-between drawings, color plates, and forwards some of the artists themselves. The books are in very fine condition, with only minimal edge wear to the slipcases. The Sleeping Beauty book has a Certificate of Authenticity, hand-numbered 398 of 2,500, and a printed insert signed by Marc Davis and Eyvind Earle. Both the Bambi and The Lady and the Tramp releases remain factory sealed. $400-$600

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316. Marty Sklar Retirement Attraction Poster. (Disney, 2009) A custom-made poster created for Disney Legend Marty Sklar’s retirement. The piece is fashioned after Bjorn Aronson’s colorful Frontierland attraction poster artwork, depicting the long-time riverboat fixture with the name “Marty Twain.” Measuring 45”x30”, the poster is mounted to artist’s board, displaying in very good condition, exhibiting a few small indentations, creases, and wear. $200-$400

318. Walt Disney’s Nine Old Men: The Flipbooks. (Disney, 2012) A boxed set of (9) hardcover flipbooks edited by Pete Doctor and released by Disney Editions. Each book spotlights artwork by one of Walt’s core animators, the Nine Old Men: Les Clark, Marc Davis, Ollie Johnston, Milt Kahl, Ward Kimball, Eric Larson, John Lounsbery, Wolfgang “Woolie” Reitherman, and Frank Thomas. The flipbooks consist of the sequential animation drawings for scenes from classic Disney films, including Alice in Wonderland, Fantasia, Peter Pan, Bambi, Pinocchio, and more. An additional softcover volume of the artists’ biography is also included. Measuring 5.25”x6.25”, each flipbook is in very fine condition, housed in a lidded cloth and board box. $100-$200

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There is no denying that Walt and his Studio Staff loved trains. From “Mickey’s Choo Choo” (1929) to “The Great Locomotive Chase” (1956) a number of locomotives have been featured in Walt Disney Studio short films and feature length films. Like the relationship between ties to rail, many Studio artists were linked by a common passion for railroads and rolling stock. Bill Peet once illustrated a Mickey Mouse Club Magazine article called “Road Engines and Rails” about the precursors to railroad engines, Ward and Betty Kimball traversed the United States on holidays in search of railroad memorabilia for their museum, and Walt Disney Studio Machinist Roger Broggie would help produce Walt’s own narrow gauge Carolwood Pacific Railroad, and its Lilly Belle locomotive.

319. Collection of (3) Bill Peet Road Engines Layouts. (Disney, 1957) A collection of (3) original layout illustrations created by Bill Peet. Appearing in Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse Club Magazine’s “Road Engines and Rails” article, each of Peet’s caricatures depict a humorous moment in man’s development of transportation propulsion from 1769 to 1825. The largest drawing measures 11.75”x8.5”, and the set is in fine condition with some yellowing and surface wear. Each drawing is mounted to cardstock. A copy of the February 1957 issue where these illustrations were published is also included. $300-$500

321. Ward Kimball’s Grizzly Flats Ticket. (Kimball, 1997) An extremely rare, hand-numbered ticket for the Steam Up of Ward Kimball’s Chloe locomotive on the Grizzly Flats Railroad, April 12, 1997. Operated from 1946-2006, Ward’s Grizzly Flats was the first full-scale personal railroad in the United States, serving as inspiration for Walt Disney’s own Carolwood Pacific Railroad, and ultimately influencing the spark which led to the conception of the Disneyland Railroad. Measuring 3.5”x7”, the ticket is in very fine condition, bearing an annotation of 078. $200-$400

320. Ward & Betty Kimball Railroad Photos and Souvenirs. (Disney, 1937) A collection of photos and souvenirs relating to Ward and Betty Kimball. Ward Kimball was perhaps the biggest “railfan” around the Walt Disney Studio, and on one holiday, both he and his wife visited the Virginia & Truckee Railway in Carson City, Nevada. Ward commemorated the sightseeing with numerous photographs and souvenirs which are included in this collection. Several of the photos and items are mounted to scrapbook pages. Measuring 8”x5” each, the four scrapbook pages and contents are in very good condition. The separate envelope, patch, and other ephemera are in very good condition, retaining some original ink annotation, and exhibiting very minor edge wear. $200-$400

322. Ward Kimball Letter & Grizzly Flats Postcards. (Disney, 1970) A letter and postcard relating to Ward Kimball. The letter is Kimball’s signed response to a shop owner’s inquiry about his Railroad artifacts, typed on original Walt Disney Productions stationary. Kimball also enclosed a “Wanted! Railroad Toys & Relics” postcard, and a second postcard depicting his Emma Nevada Central Baldwin locomotive alongside the Grizzly Flats Depot Railroad Museum, inside another envelope. All are packaged within a stamped and postmarked mailing envelope bearing a Walt Disney Productions label from “Ward Kimball.” The stapled two-page letter, postcards, and envelopes are in very good condition, exhibiting some toning, few spots of discoloration, and wear to edges and corners. $200-$400

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324. Lilly Belle G-Scale Model Train by Heartland. (Disneyland, 2000) A limited edition G-Scale model of Walt Disney’s Lilly Belle locomotive train and tender from his Carolwood Pacific Railroad, manufactured by Hartland Locomotive Works. Created in an edition of 1,500 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Walt’s backyard railroad, the train is presented on a wooden display base with mounted 2-foot section of G-scale track, and acrylic case. The Lilly Belle and tender measure a combined 22” long while the base is 26.25”x2” and 7.25” deep. The miniature hand-crafted plaque exhibits loose parts. Otherwise, the piece displays in very fine condition. The original packaging exhibits moderate wear throughout with some creasing and surface wear and spots of tacky adhesive. The plexiglass display box has some adhesive wear from tape. $300-$500

323. Walt Disney’s Railroad Story Signed by Michael Broggie. (Disney, 1998) A 2nd edition signed printing of “Walt Disney’s Railroad Story” by author Michael Broggie. Michael Broggie’s 432-page expose of Walt Disney’s Railroad Story begins with a forward by Lillian Bounds Disney, and chronicles Walt’s own fascination with trains, including his many narrow-gauge railroads at his Carolwood Drive home, Disneyland, as well as their legacy through Disney Parks and Resorts worldwide. Measuring 12”x9.5”, the book is in very good condition exhibiting minor edge-wear. $200-$400

325. 1955 Carolwood Pacific Railroad Pass. (Disney, 1955) A scarce Carolwood Pacific Railroad souvenir pass created for Walt Disney’s Holmby Hills estate. These passes were printed exclusively for use with Walt’s personal backyard railroad, and the front of the card includes a line at the bottom where Walt would sign his personal authorization. Due to ongoing safety concerns and limited capacity, no further cards were issued after 1953, with the remaining passes for 1954-55 were shelved at the Retlaw offices. This unused pass is numbered “749,” and displays beautifully, measuring 2.25”x3.75”. It is in very good condition with minor wear. $200-$400

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326. Original Wheel from Walt Disney’s Lilly Belle Train. (Disney, 1950-53) An original wheel from the Lilly Belle, Walt Disney’s miniature locomotive from his personal backyard railroad. The train wheel was produced for Walt by the staff of the Walt Disney Studio Machine Shop, overseen by Roger Broggie from 1950 to 1953. It features the initials W.E.D. embossed in the side. It measures approximately 4.75” in diameter, and has been mounted to a wooden display with plaques and a photo depicting Walt and Roger Broggie inspecting his engine. Only 50 of these original wheels were assembled in this way by RETLAW Enterprises, of which this is number 36. $600-$800

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327. Walt Disney’s Carolwood Pacific Railroad Track Section. (Disney, 1950-64) A segment of original track from Walt Disney’s personal backyard railroad, the Carolwood Pacific Railroad. Walt’s personal backyard narrow gauge railroad was located at his Holmby Hills estate, and would later inspire him to have a railroad at his future theme park. In 1964, with his theme park in full swing, Walt decided to have the Carolwood Pacific track dismantled. Measuring 24” long, the 7 1/4 gauge section with ties, nails, and spikes has been mounted against a bed of gravel inside a 35.75”x34.25” and 4.75” deep shadowbox case. This item may require special shipping conditions, please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000

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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. Since its founding in 1952, WED Enterprises and its Imagineers have been utilized to develop Disneyland attractions and entertainment, as well as shows for the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair. The following section is dedicated to the diverse engineers and artists of Walt Disney Imagineering, who work together with MAPO (the manufacturing and installation division of Walt Disney Productions), to combine the slightest spark of imagination with a dose of magic, and with disciplined hands, skillfully craft dreams into reality.

328. Herb Ryman Disneyland Castle Concept Painting. (Disney, c.1954) An incredible early concept painting for the Disneyland Castle by Disney Legend Herb Ryman. Ryman began his career at the Disney Studio in 1938, serving as an art director for such feature-length animated classics as Fantasia and Dumbo. However, it was his work for the Disney Parks that became a cornerstone of his Disney career. It was in 1953 that Walt Disney called on his friend Herb to sketch the original design for Disneyland, launching a new direction of his artistic legacy. Ryman became one of the first “Imagineers,” putting Walt’s ideas for the design of his park into conceptual drawings and paintings. This original Sleeping Beauty Castle concept was a necessary step in the design and construction of Disneyland, and survives as an incredible artifact of Disney Parks history. Ryman was also a gifted teacher and mentor to many younger artists and designers. In the 1960s, he personally gave this original painting to his student and friend, Steve Shubin. Ryman’s inscription at the bottom-left reads “One of the Preliminary Concept Designs for the Disneyland Castle-Herbert Ryman.” Accomplished in acrylic, pencil, and marker on 19”x15.5” artist’s board, the image depicts Walt’s early vision for the centerpiece of his Park. Only a handful of Ryman’s Castle concepts have been offered for public sale, making this an extremely rare and important part of Disneyland history. The painting is in fine condition with minimal wear along the edges. There is a Walt Disney Productions copyright stamp in the bottom-right corner. $20,000-$30,000

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329. Set of (3) Automotive Design Books Signed by Bob Gurr. (Disney, 1952-55) A set of (3) Automotive Design Books signed by Bob Gurr. Leading up to his design of the Autopia Mark I, Bob Gurr published three automobile design books. Between 1952 and 1955, his “Automobile Design,” “ABC’s Custom How,” and “How to Draw Cars of Tomorrow” books exacted the steps for sectioning, lengthening, channeling, and chopping cars, featuring both text and illustrations by Gurr. Measuring under 11.25”x8.5”, the vintage 1950s publications are in very good condition with minor wear, creases, and folds throughout, and containing the signature of “R.H. Gurr” on the interior cover or flyleaf. $400-$600

330. Collection of (3) Disneyland Music Sheets. (Disneyland, 1956) A collection of (3) printed orchestral music segments used in the recording session of the Fantasyland portion of the “Walt Disney Takes You to Disneyland” record album. Most of the “Fantasyland” orchestration (arranged by conductor Tutti Camarate) is included. Highlights include “When You Wish Upon a Star” introduction to “Walt’s narration” segment, the Carousel, the Cliff Edwards segment, “Whistle While You Work,” “Some Day My Prince Will Come,” “Heigh-Ho,” and “You Can Fly.” Measuring 12.75”x9.5” when closed, the music sheets display in very good condition, exhibiting mild toning from age. $300-$500

331. WED Enterprises Christmas Card. (Disney, 1959) A Christmas card created for use by the staff of Wed Enterprises. The festive card features graphics of the C.K. Holiday, and circa 1959 Disneyland attractions such as the Matterhorn, Submarine Voyage, and a three-car Monorail train. The card comes complete with original cream-colored envelope bearing the embossed WED Imagineering logo and Flower Street address in Glendale. Measuring just under 4”x9.25”, the bifold card and accompanying envelope are in fine condition, with minor wear to edges the edges. $300-$500

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Ahead of the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair, Walt Disney teamed up with major American corporations to produce four shows. General Electric’s Progressland illustrated how technology would impact life. The Ford Magic Skyway elucidated the origin of transportation including fossil fuels and the wheel. The State of Illinois’ Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln show explored freedoms enjoyed by the residents of this great nation. Finally, UNICEF’s It’s a Small World served as a plea by the children of the world for international understanding and friendship. Notwithstanding the contributions toward such powerful messages, when the Fair ended, Walt implemented these four new and inspiring attractions at Disneyland for countless additional guests to enjoy.

332. World’s Fair General Electric Progressland Poster. (World’s Fair, 1965) A bold and colorful lithographic print advertising the second season of Walt Disney and General Electric’s Progressland presentation at the New York World’s Fair. The poster captures the dramatic Skydome nighttime spectacular, while featuring the popular second season slogan of the New York World’s Fair, “Great in ‘64, Greater in ‘65”. Measuring 42.5”x28.25” the linen-backed poster presents in fine condition. $600-$900

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333. Pre-Opening World’s Fair Progressland Brochure. (World’s Fair, 1964) A pre-opening brochure advertising the Walt Disney and General Electric presentation of Progressland for the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair. The brochure contains a colorful 10-page tour of Progressland including the Carousel of Progress, the Skydome Spectacular with Fusion Demonstration, and the all-electric Medallion City of today, supported by colorful illustrations and Welton Beckett’s architectural renderings. Measuring 12”x9”, the brochure is in good overall condition exhibiting a few creases and handling wear. $100-$200

334. Progressland World’s Fair Employee Ephemera. (World’s Fair, 1965) A collection of over 50 sheets of inter-office communications, employee notices, schedules, timesheets, Carousel Chronicle bulletins, Progressland Report newsletters, and more, issued to personnel of General Electric Progressland at the 1964-65 World’s Fair. The memoranda and notices primarily regard scheduling, policy, and personnel changes for the exhibition’s large seasonal workforce. Ranging in size from 5.75”x4” to 11”x8.5”, the collection is in generally very good condition with some surface and edge wear from use. $200-$400

335. Pair of New York World’s Fair Newsletters. (World’s Fair, 1964) A pair of “Newsletters” prepared for distribution among the 1964 New York World’s Fair President and Managers. The 28 total pages divulge information about special guests, celebrity appearances, contests, and other events occurring at the fairground on July 6 & 13, 1964. Measuring 14”x8.5”, the newsletters are in very good condition with minor wear including a few staple marks at the edges. $200-$400

336. Ford Magic Skyway Primeval World Concept Print. (Disney, c.2010s) A concept art print depicting the Primeval World by Imagineer Claude Coats. Initially created for the Ford Magic Skyway, this artwork was faithfully reproduced as part of the Imagineering Art Collection. With 5”x20.75” viewable in a 11”x26.75” mat, the panoramic print is in very good condition. The Walt Disney Imagineering Art Collection leaflet is included. $200-$400

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337. World’s Fair Coca-Cola Company Pavilion Booklet. (World’s Fair, 1963) A c.1963 Coca-Cola Company Pavilion booklet prepared for executives of the Coca-Cola Company involved with the 1964 season of the New York World’s Fair. The pamphlet showcases an artist’s conception of the Coca-Cola Company Pavilion Tower of Music at the center of the “world of refreshment,” excerpts of commentary from the May 7, 1963 dedication, and a map identifying the site of the future place to “find refreshment at the Fair.” Measuring 5.25”x8”, the 7-page booklet is in fine condition with little wear. $100-$200

338. It’s a Small World Souvenir Guide. (Disney, 1963) A pre-opening souvenir guide prepared for Walt Disney’s Small World and the Tower of the Four Winds at the 1964 New York World’s Fair. The book features the behind-the-scenes story, a souvenir map of the “Seven Seaways,” and more. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the book is in very good condition with minor scratches and wear. $200-$400

339. Pair of It’s a Small World 1964 Pre-Opening Tickets. (World’s Fair, 1964) A very rare pair of pre-opening tickets for It’s a Small World at the 1964 New York World’s Fair. These tickets were offered to Disneyland Ambassadors and World’s Fair Personnel, and provided access to a special pre-opening preview of Pepsi-Cola and Walt Disney’s UNICEF show on April 17-20. Featuring a green border rather than the blue seen on standard guest tickets, the front depicts the children of the world embarking on “the happiest cruise to ever set sail.” Measuring 5.5”x2”, the unused tickets carry the sequential numbers “00296” and “00297” and are in fine condition with little edge wear. $400-$500

340. New York World’s Fair Unisphere Brooch Pin. (World’s Fair, 1964-65) A New York World’s Fair Unisphere souvenir brooch pin manufactured by United States Steel. This charming souvenir provides an excellent depiction of the World Fair’s iconic symbol, the Unisphere. Measuring 1.25”x1.25”, the brooch pin with (37) white paste stones displays in very good overall condition, with minor wear. $300-$500

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341. “Disneyland” Book Signed by Marty Sklar. (Disneyland, 1964) A 60-page “Disneyland” publication by Marty Sklar, signed by Sklar inside. This popular book was revised three times afterwards, but this first edition hardcover publication, and the only one printed in Italy, features more than 50 photos and illustrations, as well as anecdotes and stories about the Imagineering of Walt Disney’s Disneyland. Sklar’s signature reads “To David – ‘One Man’s Dream!’ Marty Sklar.” Measuring 11.25”x9.5”, the book is in good condition with a few small creases and spots of cover wear. $300-$500

342. WED Imagineering Documents with Notes by Walt Disney. (Disneyland, 1966) A set of inter-office communications and related documents with hand-written notes by Walt Disney. The 2-page WED Enterprises communication pertains to the reviews and related recommended salary increase adjustments for notable WED employees. The documents feature annotation by both Walt Disney and Mel Melton, with (2) message drafts from the desk of Tommy Wilck. Of particular note, on the list of suggested raises, Walt apparently noticed Marty Sklar was not included, and added his note of concern, “How about Marty Sklar?” The inter-office communication measures 8.5”x11”. The documents are in very good condition, with minor handling wear and some yellowing from age. $1,000-$2,000

343. Disneyland Plot Plan. (Disneyland, c.1966) A vintage Disneyland Plot Plan prepared by WED Imagineering. Many mid-to-late 1960s details of the park can be seen throughout, including those of a “future Space Mountain,” the AstroJet, “Monsanto’s Magic Microscope,” the Indian Village, Catfish Cove, the old Global Van Lines Building, and much more. Measuring 24.25”x17”, the architectural plot plan displays in very good used condition with creases and some wear to the original folds. There is some tape on the reverse to help reinforce the plot plan. $700-$1,000

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344. Disney Employee Chip n’ Dale Smoking Stand. (Disney, 1986) A smoking stand, once used in the outdoor dining and break areas by Walt Disney Studios and Imagineering employees. The metallic smoking stand features a hinged lid concealing the dump ashtray, intended to contain ashes within, and features the popular Chip and Dale encouraging staff to “please drop it here.” The piece represents a bygone era of the Company, when tobacco use was much more common than today. Measuring 40.5” tall with a base diameter of 10.25”, the smoking stand displays in very good used condition, exhibiting some surface wear and oxidation throughout, as well as some denting to the hinged aluminum lid. $300-$500

345. General Electric Music Bowl at Disneyland Proposal. (Disneyland, 1967) A proposal for a General Electric College Music Bowl in cooperation with Disneyland and the Walt Disney Music Company. General Electric and Disneyland partnered to make Progressland a reality and according to the new proposal, the recruiting of new entertainment talent from college campuses would be achieved through the synergistic relationship with Disneyland performing a role as the destination for the Finalists. Measuring 8.5”x11”, the 30-page document is in very good condition with minor wear, creases, and folds to some pages from use. $200-$400

346. An Evening with Marc Davis Imagineering Poster. (Disney, 1992) A poster for the “An Evening with Disney Master Marc Davis” event at Walt Disney Imagineering. The event poster spotlights one of Marc’s Pirates of the Caribbean vignettes of two scoundrels celebrating the pirate life. Measuring 17”x11”, the internally-created Imagineering event poster displays in very good condition with some creasing throughout, and a thin 2” tear at the upper right. $100-$200

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347. Signed Disneyland 50th Anniversary Book. (Disneyland, 2005) A signed copy of “Homecoming Destination Disneyland” by Carlene Thie. The book tells the story of Disneyland through powerful black and white photography of the Park’s construction, as documented by photographer Mel Kilpatrick. This First Edition copy is signed by 15 Disneyland cast members and Imagineers who made contributions toward the publication’s production, including Wally Boag, Jack Lindquist, Ollie Johnston, Tommy Cole, and many more. Measuring 11.5”x8.75”, the book and dust jacket are in very good condition, with few scuffs, and very minor wear to corners and edges. $200-$400

349. Walt Disney Imagineering Company Vehicle Parking Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000) A Walt Disney Imagineering company vehicle parking sign. The metal sign features the Sorcerer Mickey Imagineering logo and a reflective background for visibility. Measuring 18”x12”, the piece is in good condition overall, with some surface wear, paint chipping to the lettering, and wear around the screw holes from previous mounting. $400-$600

348. Disneyland Creative Menu Booklet. (Disneyland, 2008) A “Disneyland Creative Menu” booklet showcasing some of the “Master Planning,” “New Magic Opportunities,” and “Business Opportunities” which potentially lay ahead for Disneyland Resort in 2008. Depicted with colorful illustrations are some of the Walt Disney Imagineering Team concepts which have become a reality, like the “Fantasy Faire” franchise, the rehabilitation of the Pirates of the Caribbean “Chase Scene,” and an updated Star Tours show experience. Measuring 11.25”x17”, the 12-page presentation portfolio is in very good used condition, with light scuffs and minor wear to the cover, page edges, and corners throughout. $200-$400

350. Walt Disney Imagineering Parking Lot Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A Walt Disney Imagineering company parking lot sign. The PVC board sign features the Sorcerer Mickey Imagineering logo with the restriction, “Company Vehicle Parking Only.” Measuring 12”x18”, the piece is in good condition with scratching and scuffs to the face and surface impressions and adhesive remnants to the reverse from actual parking lot use, mounting, and removal. $300-$500

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351. “Manufactured By MAPO, Inc.” Sign. (Disney, c.2000s) A “Manufactured By MAPO, Inc.” Sign. An acrylic sign commemorating the post-Walt Disney Productions era of MAPO, Inc. in Glendale, California. Measuring 12”x7”, the acrylic sign is similar in style to the labels once attached to MAPO products and is in fine condition with very minor surface wear. $300-$600

353. Set of (3) WDFM Walt & Diane Disney Exhibit Photos. (Disney, c.2010s) A set of (3) oversized photographic prints of Walt Disney at Disneyland, produced for a Walt Disney Family Museum exhibit. The oversized photos depict Walt and Diane aboard the Autopia, and celebrating their wedding anniversary at the Golden Horseshoe with daughters Diane and Sharon. Ranging in size from 26”x20 to 28”x22”, the pieces are in very good condition with minor wear from display. $200-$400

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352. WED Imagineering Cereal Bowl. (Disney, c.2000s) A rare cereal bowl issued to WED Imagineers in the early 2000s when a cereal bar was installed in the employee commissary. This stylish retro-style bowl features 1950s-esque red and white stripes around the body and a MidCentury WED Cereal Bar logo in the well. Measuring 6” in diameter and 3” tall, the bowl is in fine condition with only some minor scuffing to the bottom of the base. $200-$400

354. “A Brush with Disney” Book Signed by Marty Sklar. (Disney, 2000) A first-edition hardcover copy of “A Brush with Disney” by Bruce Gordon and David Mumford, inscribed inside by Marty Sklar on behalf of the Ryman-Carroll Foundation. The book was published to an edition of 2000 for the 10th anniversary of Ryman’s namesake foundation. Featuring numerous anecdotes from his life and travels supported by his artwork, the book also describes his contributions toward the Disney Parks. Measuring 13.75”x10.5”, the hardcover publication is in overall very good condition with a few small creases and tears to the dust jacket. $100-$200

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356. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Imagineer Map. (Disney, 2005) A 50th anniversary edition of the Disneyland souvenir map designed for Walt Disney Imagineering by artist Nina Rae Vaughn and Stephen Cargile. The map features a Sleeping Beauty Castle Disneyland 50th anniversary logo at lower right and the Walt Disney Imagineering logo at lower-left. Stored rolled as issued, the map measures 27”x39” and is in fine condition with a few minor creases. $200-$300 355. Pair of Walt Disney Imagineering License Plates. (Disney, 2010s) A pair of Walt Disney Imagineering license plate frames promoting WED Imagineering. One is accomplished in plastic, and the other in metal. Measuring approximately 6.25”x12.25”, the ornamental automotive plate frames are in very fine condition exhibiting little wear. $200-$400

357. Walt Disney Imagineering Glendale Campus Map. (Disney, 2012) A Walt Disney Imagineering Glendale Campus Map depicting “where the magic happens.” The Imagineer-owned and used map illustrates and details the facilities once utilized for Disney TV Animation, Disneytoon Studios, Disney Interactive, MAPO, KABC-TV, Disney Consumer Products, dining, health and wellness, and even the WDI Bowling Alley. Measuring 11”x17”, the colorful printed map displays in fine condition, exhibiting only the slightest wear to the edges. $200-$400

358. Imagineering 25-Year Service Award. (Disneyland, 1999) A 25-year service award featuring Tinker Bell, given to a long-time Imagineering employee. The award was designed, sculpted, and manufactured at the foundry of Bill Toma. Service awards relating specifically to members of Imagineering are exceptionally rare. It measures 13.25” tall and is in fine condition. $700-$1,000

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Walt Disney thought of his theme park as a three-dimensional show; a giant stage where the employees are the cast members. The role of the Disney Parks Cast Member has always been an essential one: maintaining the magic. Without the Cast Member, Disney Parks and Resorts would simply be empty stages. The following collection of mementos reveal some of the Disney traditions that shaped and trained Cast Members in the “Disney Way.” The following documents, manuals, and other artifacts create a wonderful history of the Park from the perspective of the people who are crucial to the Disneyland experience.

359. Collection of (10) Backstage Disneyland Cast Magazines. (Disneyland, 1962-77) A collection of (10) Backstage Disneyland magazines published between 1962 and 1977. These magazines provide a rare glimpse into the Disneyland Backstage Area during some of its formative years and include great photos, anecdotes, cartoons, and recipes contributed by Disneyland Cast Members. Included with the lot is one Backstage Disneyland mailing sleeve. The December 1962 issue includes a byline with jokes by then Cast Member Steve Martin. Measuring approximately 8.5”x11” each, the collection is in overall very good condition with minor wear. $200-$400

362. Collection of (7) “Disneyland & You” Employee Books. (Disneyland, 1968-88) A collection of (7) “Disneyland & You” Cast Member guidebooks from Disneyland. These orientation books provide information on appearance, taboos, pay, benefits, and other important expectations and “traditions” that every Cast Member should know. The collection includes the years 1968, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1988, with a pair of guides from 1979, one of which comes with a special orientation letter from Ron Dominguez. Ranging from 8.5”x8.5” to 11”x8.5”, the books are in good overall condition with some edge-wear and a few small spots of discoloration. $200-$400

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360. “Disneyland’s Vital Statistics” Brochure. (Disneyland, 1964) A Disneyland brochure featuring annual Park highlights from 1955 to 1964. Black and white photos are shown throughout, and one of the newest Disneyland Tour Guides, Theresa, is introduced. Measuring 8.5”x4”, the 8-page brochure is in fine condition with very little wear. $100-$200

363. c.1980s-1990s Disneyland Resort Employment Pack. (Disneyland, c.1980s90s) An embossed Disney folder containing employment information prepared by Disney University for Disneyland cast members. The unique collection of Park employment ephemera includes a 7-page Disney Employment Opportunities pack dated “December 1, 1988,” a Welcome to the Show Business orientation script, a “Driving for Disneyland” brochure, (3) pages pertaining to the Disneyland Resort Training Team, a Disney University Roll Call sheet, and a Disneyland Resort application. Contained in the 11.75”x9.5” folder, the documents are in very good condition with minor creases, folds, and surface wear. $200-$400

361. Disneyland New Hire Paperwork. (Disneyland, 1968) A collection of materials for new Cast Members at Disneyland. The paperwork includes a Disneyland employment application with fields filled in by the applicant, a Disneyland Biographical Summary sheet, an “Offer of Employment” card with fields filled in and signed, and an interview reminder card. The largest form measures 8.5”x11”, and the forms are in very good condition with minor wear. $200-$400

364. “Your Role in the Disneyland Show” Book. (Disneyland, 1971) A “Your Role in the Disneyland Show” cast member book. The book highlights the 11 functional divisions of the Disneyland “Show Business,” as well as the policies, practices, and procedures expected of the 6,000 Cast Members. Measuring 11.25”x8.5”, the book is in fine condition with very minor wear to the edges and corners. $200-$400

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365. Cast Member Working Our Way Book. (Disneyland, 1974) A Cast Member “Working Our Way” orientation book. It contains information both the expectations of the company as well as what the new hires should expect themselves. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the 16-page brochure is in fine condition, with very minor wear to surface and pages. $200-$400

368. Disneyland 15 Year Service Award. (Disneyland, c.1970s-1980s) A 15-year service award presented to a former Disneyland Cast Member. The award features the Park’s icon Sleeping Beauty Castle with a mirrored backing, mounted on a wooden base with a custom engraved plaque along the bottom. It measures 10” tall and displays in very good condition with minor oxidation to the plaque. $300-$500

366. Disneyland One Year Cast Member Service Pin. (Disneyland, c.1960s-70s) An early-style 1-year Cast Member service pin featuring the Sleeping Beauty Castle emblem. Measuring just under 0.75”, the pin is in good used condition, exhibiting minor wear. $200-$400

369. “Team Fantasyland” Cast Member Pin. (Disneyland, 1989-91) A “Team Fantasyland” pin created for Disneyland Cast Members. The pin was given to Fantasyland and Toontown cast members participating in the “Team Fantasyland” program. Approximately 500 of these Cast Member pins were made, featuring King Arthur’s Excalibur sword lodged vertically in the “Team Fantasyland” logo. Measuring 1.5”x1.5”, the cloisonne enamel pin is in very good condition. $100-$200

367. Collection of (4) Disneyland Cast Member Service Pins. (Disneyland, c.1980s90s) A collection of (4) gold-toned Disney Parks Cast Member service award pins. The set includes a 1-Year Steamboat Willie, 5-Year Donald Duck, Sorcerer’s Apprentice Mickey Mouse, and 30-Year Jiminy Cricket. Measuring just under 0.75” each, the pins are in good used condition, with little wear. $500-$700

370. Disneyland Wicked Queen Wardrobe Poster. (Disneyland, c.1980s-90s) A Disneyland Wardrobe Department poster starring the Old Hag from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. A foolish mortal has succumbed to the Old Hag operating the Wardrobe Department in this rare artwork intended for Backstage display. It pokes fun at the long wait times that Cast Members were experiencing to obtain their wardrobe for the day. The rare poster has a 21”x17.34” viewable image size within its 31.5”x26.5” custom frame. It is in very good condition. $100-$200

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371. Collection of (247) Disneyland LINE Magazines. (Disneyland, 1988-2006) A collection of (247) Disneyland LINE monthly magazines chronicling the attractions, shows, parades, and Backstage Disneyland news, and most of all, the people that have contributed to the magic of Disneyland through the years. The majority of the collection consists of c.1990s issues and topics. Measuring 11”x8.75” each, the collection is in very good condition, exhibiting minor wear to edges and corners from use. $600-$800

372. Minnie’s Morsels Cast Member Cook Book. (Disney, 1983) A “Minnie’s Morsels” cookbook containing recipes contributed by Disney Studio and WED/MAPO employees. The book was only available to Disney personnel and contains a diversity of multicultural personal recipes for appetizers, salads, soups, breads, vegetables, entrees, desserts, and special “mouse-cellaneous” delectable morsels. Measuring 9”x7.75” and 2.75” deep, the mini cookbook binder is in very fine condition with still shrink-wrapped pages. The cover and divider artwork was created by Disney Legend Bob Moore. $100-$200

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373. Collection of (34) “E” Ticket Magazines. (Disneyland, 19892006) A collection of (34) “E” Ticket magazines. Compiled and published by historians Jack & Leon Janzen, these issues even contain the rare limited Mr. Toad’s Enchanted Evening Event edition. Measuring 11”x8.5” each, the collection is in fine overall condition with a few creases and minor wear. $100-$200

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374. Employee Benefits Program Binder. (Disney, c.1988-90) A Walt Disney Company employee benefits program binder. The included 107 pages outline the medical, dental, vision care, retirement, stock purchase, life insurance, disability insurance, and adoption assistance plan. Each of these sections has a cover page featuring a different Disney character with matching imagery throughout. Measuring 9”x7.25”, the binder is in very good condition with some minor signs of wear on the front cover and rear pages from use. $200-$400

376. Set of (6) Disneyland Half Marathon Medals. (Disneyland, 2009-15) A collection of (6) large golden medals from half marathon events at Disneyland. Two of the medals are from the Disneyland 1/2 Marathon in 2009 and 2012. The other four are from the Tinker Bell Half Marathon, spanning its inaugural year in 2012 through 2015. The medals feature Sleeping Beauty Castle and Tinker Bell, and measure a range of 5”x3.25” to 4.5”x3.5”. The condition is very good throughout with only minor surface wear. Each medal also includes its original lanyard. $200-$400

375. RunDisney Tinker Bell 1/2 Marathon Sign & Guide. (Disneyland, 2012) A Tinker Bell marathon sign produced for the “Tinker Bell ½ Marathon” Inaugural Event sponsored by runDisney from January 27-29, 2012. Measuring 21.25”x36”, the pvc board displays in very good condition, exhibiting slight wear and scuffs typical of such Park-used props, retaining some adhesive velcro. A small guide for the event is included. $200-$400

377. Set of (4) Cast Member Exclusive 3D Castle Pins. (Disney, 2003) A complete set of (4) rare Castle Series pins available exclusively to cast members. Each pin is modeled after their respective Castle at Disneyland, Disneyland Paris, Tokyo Disney, and Walt Disney World. The unique four layer design gives these pins exceptional depth. Each pin is outlined in gold, featuring a sliding gate or movable drawbridge to reveal a golden character silhouette at the castle entrance. They range from 2.5”x2” to 3.25”x3” in size. The pins are in very fine condition. The presentation cards and protective sleeves are included. $200-$400

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378. Marie Osmond Disneyland Tour Guide Doll. (Disneyland, 2008) A limited edition collectible doll by Marie Osmond. Modeled after the original Disneyland Tour Guide costumes from 1958, the doll is dressed in the familiar Guest Relations plaid and equestrian elements. The doll’s accessories include a Marie Osmond doll necklace, a Disney Guide Badge pin, Disneyland City Hall pin, and a Certificate of Verification that is hand-numbered 336. All elements of the piece are in the original box and in very fine condition with minimal shelf wear to the box. $100-$200

379. Cast Member Tour Guide Hat. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A vintage Disneyland Tour Guide hat. This hat is part of the Guest Relations and Tour Guide cast member costumes at Disneyland. Designed by Disney artists and the Disneyland Wardrobe Department and manufactured by Keystone Uniform Cap Corp., this fixture of the Tour Guide costume has remained largely unchanged since it debuted. The hat measures 6.5”x10” and is dark royal blue velvet with an intricate golden castle pin affixed just above the brim. While the pins themselves were often keepsakes among cast members, having both the original costume hat and pin together is an exceedingly rare fine. All elements are in very good condition. $400-$600

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380. Men of the Park Employee 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 male Cast Members 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. $200-$400

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381. “Magic Begins with Me” Cast Member Book. (Disneyland, 2005) A “The Magic Begins with Me – A Happiest Celebration on Earth Keepsake” book. The book features a forward by 2005 Walt Disney Company VP Jay Rasulo and commemorates the unique Cast contributions toward the magic made for millions of people, with numerous color images of Cast Members and guest letters. Measuring 10.5”x10.25”, the hardcover publication and dust jacket are in very fine condition with a few minor scuffs. $100-$200

383. “Disney Courtesy Policies” Cast Member Book. (Disneyland, 1984) A “Disney Courtesy Policies” book prepared for Disneyland Cast Members by Disney University. The 16-page guide ensures the achievement of courtesy and outstanding guest service through the practice of specific policies, tools, and techniques. Measuring 8.5”X5.5”, the book is in fine condition, exhibiting little wear. $300-$600

382. Disneyland Main Street Historical Item Records. (Disneyland, 1990s) A Cast Member “Did You Know…” document chronicling the source of both authentic and recreated antique and historical artifacts throughout Main Street U.S.A. at Disneyland. The 12-page document reveals the history behind various Main Street Vehicles, the Plaza, the Opera House (including artifacts of Walt Disney’s Working Office Exhibit), the Market House, the Plaza Inn, and the Disneyland Hotel. Measuring 11”x8.5”, each page is in very good condition with some corner and handling wear. $100-$200

384. “The Spirit of Disneyland” Book & Itinerary. (Disneyland, 1985) A “Spirit of Disneyland” souvenir book and event itinerary card, created for the “Spirit of Disneyland” presentation held for Cast Members and their family members during the Park’s 30th anniversary year. The 58-page souvenir book features sections dedicated to Walt’s life and work, and the dream, reality, and pioneering years of Disneyland. The book measures 8.5”x11”, and both items are in very fine condition. $200-$300

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385. Snow White 50th Anniversary Cast Member Belt Buckle. (Disneyland, 1987) A commemorative belt buckle commemorating the 50th anniversary of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in 1987. Created exclusively for Disneyland Cast Members, some of the Park’s costumed characters would wear these buckles during the celebration events. The circular plate of the belt buckle features a relief of the film’s iconic characters. Measuring 3.5” in diameter and 2.5” deep, the metal buckle is in fine condition exhibiting a slight bend to the bale. $300-$600

386. Disneyland Employee Federal Credit Union Coasters. (Disneyland, 1980) A set of (6) colorful Disneyland Employees Federal Credit Union plastic coasters by Ritepoint. Measuring just over 3.25” each, the coasters are in very good condition, retaining its original box and holder. $200-$400

387. “Smile You’re On Stage” Cast Member Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A “Smile You’re On Stage” Cast Member sign once posted in a backstage Fantasyland area which opened into the “On Stage” area of Disneyland. The sign reminds Cast Members to be “merry” in the areas where guests are present. Measuring 10.75”x8.5”, the pvc sign displays in fair condition in its 11”x14” frame, exhibiting minor scuffs, surface wear, and two thin cracks in the sign. $200-$400

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388. Disneyland Resort Community Watch Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A sign created for Disneyland Resort Cast Members, encouraging a “Community Watch.” The sign reminds them to keep their personal items locked in Backstage locations, and that if they “See Something? Say Something!” Measuring 18”x12”, the sign is in very good condition, exhibiting minor scuffs and scratches. There are two unused adhesive strips on the reverse. $200-$400

389. Disney World 2000 Cast Holiday Pin Set. (Walt Disney World, 2000) A Walt Disney World 2000 Cast Holiday Celebration pin set inspired by the 1941 Walt Disney Company Holiday Card. The (5) pin set features Mickey with Pluto, Goofy, Donald Duck, Dumbo, and Timothy Mouse, presented in a hinged wooden box. The cloisonne enamel pins are in fine condition within their 6”x6” and 2” wide display box. $300-$500

390. “Cast Member Millennium” Leather Jacket. (Walt Disney World, 2000) An exclusive “Cast Member Millennium” leather jacket manufactured for Walt Disney World Cast Members during the Millennium celebration in 2000. An adult size Small, the leather jacket with nylon lining displays in very good condition. $200-$400

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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. The Disneyland Hotel remained under Wrather’s control until 1988, when the Walt Disney Company purchased the entire Wrather Corporation, and with it, claimed 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.

391. Disneyland Hotel Gourmet Coffee Shop Menu. (Disneyland Hotel, 1961) A Disneyland Hotel Coffee Shop by Gourmet menu. The menu features the breakfast, luncheon, and dinner offerings of the Gourmet Restaurant Coffee Shop. Measuring 8.75”x9.75”, the menu is in good to very good condition with few spots of discoloration, some edgewear, and corner wear due to age and use. $200-$400

393. Disneyland Hotel New Year’s Bernie Bernard Record. (Crestbrook Records, c.1960s) A “New Year’s Eve with Bernie Bernard and his Orchestra at the fabulous Disneyland Hotel Gourmet Restaurants” record album. Bernard provided the musical entertainment for a number of years at the Disneyland Hotel New Year’s Eve Dances in the Gourmet Restaurant’s Magnolia Room. The 33 1/3 rpm LP features 12 tracks of popular swing hits and Broadway favorites, that truly captures the elegance of these exclusive Disney events. The record measures 12” in diameter, in a 11.25x12.5” cover. All elements are in very good condition with only a few scratches and minor wear. $200-$400

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392. Disneyland Hotel Gourmet Restaurant Menu. (Disneyland Hotel, 1968) A Gourmet Restaurants at the Disneyland Hotel menu. The Gourmet Restaurants opened in 1956, operating until it was replaced by the Monorail Cafe in 1986. The front of the menu features imagery of a four-car Monorail Red Mark 2 arriving at the Disneyland Hotel’s North Sierra Tower. Measuring 15”x10.5”, the menu displays in very good condition, exhibiting few creases and minor wear to edges and corners. $200-$400

394. Disneyland Hotel Federal Glass Mug. (Disneyland, 1960s) A Disneyland Hotel glass coffee cup. The mug features painted imagery of the original Disneyland Hotel “Tower Building,” a four-car Monorail train, an Olympic diver and golfer over white glass. Measuring 4” tall and 3” in diameter, the mug is in fine condition with little wear. $200-$400

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396. Disneyland Hotel Plaque. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1970s-80s) A Disneyland Hotel Plaque once utilized at the Disneyland Hotel, featuring the Hotel name and Sleeping Beauty Castle emblem on a glassy goldtoned front. Measuring 6”x9.25”, the shiny acrylic plaque is in good condition, exhibiting some scuffs and scratches typical of displayed signage. $200-$400

395. Commemorative Disneyland Hotel Expansion Tray. (Disneyland Hotel, 1968) A commemorative Disneyland Hotel glass trinket tray by Libby Williams. The tray was created to recognize the 1968 five and a half million-dollar expansion program that added 616 deluxe suites and rooms, new restaurants by Gourmet, and outstanding convention facilities. Measuring 9”x7” and .75” deep, the smoked glass piece with gold trim is in very good condition with few scratches and little wear. $200-$400

397. Disneyland Hotel Monorail Cafe Menu. (Disneyland Hotel, 1980s) A Monorail Cafe menu, once used by Disneyland diners at the historic Monorail Cafe at the Disneyland Hotel. The popular restaurant closed in 1997 for massive expansions, leaving visitor’s longing for their milk shakes, meatloaf, and other familiar favorites, as listed within the menu. Measuring 11.5”x9.25”, the leatherette and plastic menu displays in very good condition, exhibiting minor indentations and small scuffs from use. $200-$400

398. Pair of Trader Sam’s Menus. (Disneyland, 2017) A pair of menus from Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar at the Disneyland Hotel. The hard-cover and bi-fold menus elucidate upon the magical ingredients of the exotic elixirs and delectable libations prepared by the “head salesman of the jungle.” Measuring 11”x6” and 7.5”x9.5”, both menus are in good condition, with minor wear from use. $200-$400

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From the magical moment you first enter the Disneyland Parking Lot or check in to a Disneyland Resort hotel, informative guidebooks, brochures, handbills, and Passports affirm your comfortable arrival at the “happiest place on earth.” Disneyland Newspapers, inserts, and posters advertise both present adventures and coming attractions. While many of these items were not intended as souvenirs, they often became among the most cherished keepsakes from one’s visit to Disneyland.

this large sign hung overhead as guests approached Disneyland’s original parking lot.

399. Disneyland Entrance “Welcome” Metal Sign. (Disneyland, c.1990s) An extremely rare large metal “welcome” sign from the entrance to Disneyland. For countless Park guests, this exact display sign was one of the first things they would see during their visit to The Happiest Place on Earth. Featuring a prominent “Welcome!” message above the Park’s classic Sleeping Beauty Castle logo, the large sign hung overhead as guests approached Disneyland’s original parking lot. An instantly recognizable piece of Disneyland history, this sign would be a showpiece for any Disney collection. It measures approximately 54” tall, 66” wide, and 4” deep. It is in very good condition, with some scratches and nicks throughout from its Park use and removal. The sign comes with its original Disney COA. Special shipping arrangements may apply, please inquire for details and estimates. $5,000-$10,000

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400. Pre-Opening Disneyland Brochure. (Disneyland, 1955) A pre-opening “Disneyland Tour” brochure. The cover features an aerial view over Disneyland by Peter Ellenshaw, while the sections describe each “fabulous kingdom” with information a guest would need before their first visit. Measuring 11”x4.25” folded, the brochure is in very good condition, retaining a few spots of adhesive from previous display, very minor wear along creases, and light pencil annotation. $200-$400

402. Disneyland Tencennial Celebration Newspaper Supplement. (Disneyland, 1965) A newspaper supplement created in celebration of Disneyland’s 10th birthday. The pictorial contains many full-color photos of the Park and gives a history of how Walt’s dream came to be. This 24-page supplement measures 13”x10.75” and is in fine condition with minor wear to edges. $100-$200

401. “Disneyland Summer 1959” Newspaper Supplement. (Disneyland, 1959) A beautiful 24-page “Disneyland Summer 1959” newspaper supplement published for the Los Angeles Examiner on June 14, 1959. The insert advertises new attractions including the Matterhorn, Submarines, new Autopia Mark Vs, and more. Measuring 13”x10.75”, the paper is in good used condition with wear to the edges and minor discoloration to the cover. $100-$200

403. Disneyland 25th Anniversary LA Times Supplement. (Disneyland, 1980) A 31-page advertising supplement created for the Los Angeles Times on January 20, 1980. Promoting the Park’s milestone 25th anniversary, the included articles feature insights on new additions to Disneyland, with numerous birthday wishes from local Anaheim and Disneyland Participant sponsors. Measuring 13.75”x10.75”, the supplement is in very good condition exhibiting minor discoloration and creases. $100-$200

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404. 1956 Disneyland Parking Lot Car Pass. (Disneyland, 1956) A rare early Disneyland Parking Lot pass numbered “002087.” The seldom-seen pass was likely issued in January of 1956, a mere six months after the Park opened, and is listed as “void after Feb. 1, 1956.” Measuring 2”x4”, the rare piece of Disneyland ephemera is in fine condition. $100-$200

405. Pair of Disneyland Ticket Admissions Kiosk Signs. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A pair of magnetic signs created for Disneyland Park admissions kiosks. One announces “Disneyland Open Today” and the other advertises the Park hours of “9:00 A.M. – 12 Midnight.” The magnetic quality of the signs allowed them to be swapped in or out depending on the specific needs of each Park day. Measuring 5”x12” and 1.75”x12”, the Park-used signs display in very good condition exhibiting minor scuffs. $200-$400

406. Collection of (3) Disneyland Resort Traffic Signs. (Disneyland, c.2000-05) A collection of (3) Disneyland Resort signs featuring the early 2000’s Disneyland Resort logo. The signs were once utilized to direct vehicular and pedestrian traffic and display “Downtown Disney Valet” hours, the Cast Member Shuttle Stop, and Exit for various areas around the resort. Measuring 18”x12” each, the reflective metallic signs are in very good condition with surface scratches and wear from use. $300-$500

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407. Complimentary Disneyland Parking Lot Pass. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A complimentary Disneyland Parking Lot pass. The pass features the very low number of “000004,” and a printed parking value of just 25 cents. Measuring 4”x2”, the pass is in very good condition with minor yellowing and surface wear. $100-$200

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408. Collection of (20) Disneyland Parking Lot Passes. (Disneyland, c.1960s-90s) A collection of (20) Disneyland Parking Lot passes spanning approximately 30 years of Park history. The passes reflect the changing prices and various developments to the Disneyland Parking Lot over the years, with the passes ranging from 25 cents to $7.00. Also included are (3) Disneyland Annual Passholder Parking Passes, (2) Complimentary Parking Receipts, and a Non-Paid Parking Pass. The largest of the passes measures 5”x2.75”. The collection is in very good condition with minor handling wear. $200-$400

409. “5 Adventures Disneyland” Complete Child’s Ticket Book. (Disneyland, c.1961) A “5 Adventures Disneyland” Child’s ticket book. The very rare complete book contains all five tickets once redeemable “for one admission to any ride or attraction in Disneyland.” Measuring 6”x2.5”, the ticket book is in fine condition with little wear, and small annotation on reverse reading “615-A.” $200-$400

410. Disneyland Magic Kingdom Club Child’s Ticket Book. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A complete Magic Kingdom Club Child’s ticket book. It contains the often-removed Special Main Gate Admission ticket on the cover as well as all (10) Magic Key Coupons. Measuring 6”x2.5”, the fine condition attraction coupon ticket book exhibits little wear to corners and edges. $100-$300

411. Disneyland Complimentary Adult Admission Ticket. (Disneyland, c.1969) A vintage Disneyland Special Complimentary main gate Adult admission ticket. This ticket, still valid for Park admission today, has no expiration date and has a face value of $3.50 with a serial number of “284631.” Measuring 2”x5”, it is in fine condition. $200-$400

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413. Disneyland Complimentary Adult Admission Ticket. (Disneyland, 1981) A vintage Disneyland Special Complimentary main gate Adult admission ticket. This ticket, still valid for Park admission today, has no expiration date and has a face value of $8.00 and bears the serial number “012512.” Measuring 2”x5”, the piece is in very good condition exhibiting a spot of discoloration and minor wear to corners and edges. $200-$400

414. Tour Escort Complimentary Main Gate Admission Ticket. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A special complimentary Disneyland main gate admission ticket created specifically for the Park’s Tour Escorts. This seldom-seen form of the complimentary Main Gate Admission ticket is numbered “009834.” Measuring 2.25”x5”, the ticket is in fine condition. $200-$400

415. Disneyland 30th Year Birthday Party Ticket. (Disneyland, 1985) An oversized admission ticket produced for “The Official Disneyland 30th Year Birthday Party” celebrated in Town Square on July 17, 1985. Measuring 3.75”x13.75” the very fine condition unused ticket bears the low number “000025,” retains all redemption stubs and vouchers, and comes displayed inside a wooden frame. $200-$400

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416. Disneyland 1956 Main Gate Handbill. (Disneyland, 1956) An early handbill offered at the Disneyland Main Gate during the summer of 1956. It promotes new adventures in the Park including Prof. Keller’s Jungle Killers, Jr. Autopia of Fantasyland, the unforgettable spectacle of the Rainbow Caverns Mine Ride, and the adjacent Frontierland Mineral Hall Exhibit. Measuring 10.5”x4.25”, the Main Gate handbill displays in good condition with minor discoloration, creases, folds, and wear to edges. $100-$200

418. Pair of Disneyland After Dark Handbills. (Disneyland, 1965/66) A pair of Disneyland After Dark handbills distributed at the Disneyland Main Gate during the 1960s. One handbill heralds the folk stars of “Hootenanny,” while the other announces “two new worlds of fun and excitement” and Disneyland After Dark Shows for 1966. Measuring 8”x6” and 7”x5.5”, the advertisements are in good condition with minor wear, discoloration, creasing to edges and faces. $200-$400

417. Disneyland 1958 Main Gate Handbill. (Disneyland, 1958) This handbill was offered at the Disneyland Main Gate during the summer of 1958. It promotes new adventures in the park including the Sailing Ship Columbia, the astounding adventures of Alice in Wonderland, and the Grand Canyon Diorama. Measuring 12.5”x5”, the Main Gate handbill displays in good condition with minor discoloration, creases, folds, and wear to edges. $100-$200

419. Collection of (7) Disneyland Brochures. (Disneyland, 1955-61) A collection of (7) Disneyland brochures. These early Park artifacts include a 1955 complimentary “Official Disneyland Road Map,” a 1955 informative guide offering main routes and methods of public transportation, a 1956 “Kodak Camera Tour of Disneyland,” and four “Welcome to Disneyland” map brochures ranging from 1958-1961. Each measures approximately 9”x4” when collapsed, and the brochures are in very good condition overall with minor spots of discoloration and wear from use, with the most discoloration occurring to the Disneyland Road Map brochure. $400-$800

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420. New Disneyland Attractions Brochure. (Disneyland, 1962) A rare brochure featuring information and concept art for the $7 million in new Disneyland attractions that were under construction in 1962. It flips up in 4 sections to discuss the “Swiss Family Treehouse”, “Haunted Mansion”, and the new Adventureland area. Measuring 5”x7.5”, the brochure is in good condition, with wear and creasing to edges and minor color fading throughout. $100-$200

421. Enchanted Tiki Room Premiere Brochure. (Disneyland, 1963) A “Today at Disneyland” brochure highlighting the World Premiere of Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room in Adventureland. The handbill describes the musical show and details information about admission tickets and showtimes. Measuring 7.5”x4.75”, the brochure is in good condition, exhibiting some creases and small spots of discoloration. $200-$400

422. The Story of Disneyland Guide Book. (Disneyland, 1955) A beautiful opening year guidebook featuring information and illustrations of the different lands of the park. Titled “The Story of Disneyland,” this was the first guidebook issued by the park. Since it was created prior to the Park’s opening, it contains concept artwork of the attractions and lands, as opposed to later guidebooks which would feature actual photos of the park. The 22-page guidebook measures 8.75”x6” closed, and is in good condition with a few creases and handling wear. $200-$400

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423. Multi-Signed Disneyland Souvenir Guidebook. (Disneyland, c.1956-57) An early souvenir guidebook titled “A Complete Guide to Disneyland.” The commemorative book features full-color photos, a two-page map, sections dedicated to each of the original five lands, and more. Further, this copy is signed by Wally Boag of the Golden Horseshoe, and renowned Disney horticulturist Bill Evans. Measuring 11.75”x8.25”, the book is in very good condition exhibiting minor creases, scuffs, and marks to the edges and corners. $200-$400

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424. “Disneyland ’60” Nature’s Wonderland Guidebook Insert. (Disneyland, 1960) A rare “Disneyland ’60” leaflet offered as a guidebook insert in 1960. Advertising the story of Nature’s Wonderland as well as America the Beautiful in CirCARama. Measuring 8”x11.5”, the colorful insert is in good condition with minor creasing and wear to surface and edges. $100-$200

426. The Year of the Duck Book. (Disneyland, 1959) A book celebrating Donald Duck’s 25th anniversary and accompanying Walt Disney Productions’ advertising campaigns involving the timeless Disney Character. The year 1959 was a huge year for Disneyland and Walt Disney Productions, and 1960 would bring even more synergistic cross-pollination between the Studio, the Park, and Corporate Participant sponsors starring “the Duck of the hour.” Included are (2) samples of such advertising featuring Donald Duck and “Win a Trip to Disneyland” contests. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the rare 16-page marketing brochure is in very good condition, exhibiting minor color toning and edge wear from age. The magazine excerpts measure under 9”x6.5” and are in good condition with minor edge wear and discoloration. $100-$200

425. “Walt Disney’s Guide to Disneyland” Souvenir Guide. (Disneyland, 1963) A “Walt Disney’s Guide to Disneyland” souvenir guide book. This 27-page full-color book highlights the recently opened Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room, and contains new information heralding the soon to open Pirates of the Caribbean alongside The Haunted Mansion. Measuring 8”x11.5”, the book is in very good condition, exhibiting only minor handling wear. $100-$200

427. “The Disneyland Story” Exhibitor Booklet. (Disneyland, 1963) An early informational guide entitled The Disneyland Story, which divulges the business side of the Park for potential Disneyland participant sponsors. The 16-page booklet summarizes the background and growth of Disneyland, the economic impact of the tourist destination upon the surrounding community, the Park-sponsored Community Service Awards Program, Park Operations relating to employment, and a “Did You Know” section of Backstage Disneyland facts and figures. Measuring 7”x11”, the piece is in good condition with some creases, scratches, minor spots of discoloration, and general handling wear to the cover and throughout. $100-$200

428. Summer ‘67 Disneyland Booklet. (Disneyland, 1967) A guide book created for the Park’s summer season to highlight recent additions and changes. This book features photos and information on the New Tomorrowland, Pirates of the Caribbean, It’s a Small World, and more. The 48-page guidebook measures 8.25”x6”. Pages 23-26 are loose, but otherwise it is in good condition with minimal edge-wear. $100-$200

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429. 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”x45”, the map displays in good condition, with some wear along the original folds, a few creases, indentations, and spots of discoloration. $800-$1,000

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430. 1995 Disneyland Error Map. (Disneyland, 1995) A special 40th anniversary Disneyland souvenir map designed by artist Nina Rae Vaughn. This is the first version of the map, which erroneously attributed Walt Disney’s Disneyland dedication to July 15, and depicts a floating unpainted Skyway bucket in Tomorrowland. Folded as issued, the piece measures 27”x34.75” and is in fine condition with minimal handling wear. $300-$500

431. 1995 Disneyland Map Signed by Nina Rae Vaughn. (Disneyland, 1995) A signed special 40th anniversary Disneyland souvenir map designed by artist Nina Rae Vaughn. This is the revised version of the map, as the first maps notably had a number of errors. Vaughn has signed and dated the map at lower right, “Nina Rae Vaughn ’95.” Folded as issued, the piece measures 27”x34.75” and is in fine condition with minimal handling wear. $100-$200

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432. Disneyland, U.S.A. Australian Daybill Poster. (Disneyland, 1956) A very rare screen printed Australian daybill poster for the theatrical release of the documentary film Disneyland, U.S.A. This featurette offered many viewers, both domestic and abroad, their very first glimpses of Disneyland. Beautifully framed at 31.75”x15” with a visible image size of 29.25”x12.5”, the vibrantly colored poster is in fine condition with a small abrasion at the top center and fold lines as issued. $500-$800

433. 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. $2,000-$3,000

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Patterned after a typical American town of the early 1900s, Main Street, U.S.A. is set in an era when the horse-drawn streetcar would meet the automobile, and pedestrians were encouraged to stroll the avenue with one foot in the past and another in the future. When Disneyland opened, the thoroughfare was lined with colorful Victorian shops, coffee houses and ice cream parlors, and exhibits like Yale & Towne, an old-fashioned delivery truck, and even a turn-of-the-century bank. Finally, guests would step beneath the official flags of Disneyland at the Main Street Station to board the Disneyland Railroad for a grand circle tour, headed for both frontier and true-life adventures, realms of fantasy and magic, and a promising world of tomorrow.

434. Mickey Mouse Main Street Station Flag. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A very rare double-sided Main Street Station entrance flag featuring a large image of Mickey Mouse. This style of flag was flown over the Main Street Station opposite the American Flag, and these flags were occasionally given to VIP’s and special Park guests. This flag bears a Walt Disney Productions copyright stamp along the white edge. Measuring approximately 15”x23.5”, the flag is in good condition with some fold-lines from storage. $1,000-$2,000

435. Pair of 1955 Disneyland Photos. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A pair of oversized photo prints mounted to board that commemorate historic moments during the Park’s opening year. The photos depict the construction of the Main Street Station as well as the Disneyland Bandstand, as seen in 1955. The photos were once displayed backstage at the Park during the 1980s, as part of a visual timeline of momentous events in Disneyland history. Measuring 11”x14” and 10”x8” respectively, the photos are in good overall condition with some surface loss and discoloration, primarily to the Bandstand photo. $200-$400

436. Disneyland Main Street Constable Hat Badge. (Disneyland, c.1960s-70s) A vintage Park-used hat badge worn by Disneyland’s security officers, or “Constables,” on Main Street. Main Street was the only place in the Park where a Security uniform included a custodian-style hat, a la English “Bobbies,” on which these badges would be displayed. Measuring 2”x2.75”, the hat badge displays in very fine condition. $200-$400

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437. Walt Disney at Disneyland Slide and Negative. (Disneyland, 1960/63) A pair of vintage 1960s transparency images of Walt Disney at Disneyland. The 35mm color transparency film slide features the Grand Marshall Walt Disney aboard the Disneyland Horseless Carriage with actors Shirley Temple Black and Fred MacMurray during the 1963 edition of the Annual Parade of Toys. The black and white Kodak Safety Film Negative features Walt Disney, and both Gilbert Van Camp Sr. and Jr. standing on the gangplank leading to the Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Restaurant, for a special event held December 23, 1960. The 2”x2” slide mount and 5”x4” Film Negative are in very good condition with little wear. $100-$200

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438. Disneyland Railroad Electronic Tracking Board. (Disneyland, c.1985-88) A Disneyland Railroad Electronic Tracking Board once utilized to report the location of all five trains and their rolling stock on the Disneyland Railroad. The tracking board contains two layered large aerial photos, as it became practical to mount a current aerial blow-up photo on the face of the panel over the previously used circa 1985 photo. This fascinating early component of Disneyland’s Railroad history was likely removed from either the Main Street Station office or the Roundhouse office, prior to the more modern use of computerized systems. Measuring 39.25”x34”, with various electronic components on the reverse, the tracking board displays in very good condition, with a few missing lighting and electrical components and areas of surface wear. $1,000-$2,000

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439. Disneyland Railroad Grand Canyon Diorama Sign. (Disneyland, c.1958) A sign heralding the scenic route around Disneyland via the Grand Canyon Diorama. These signs were attached to lampposts, station facades, and the rolling stock of the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad during the first few months of the attraction. Further, the silkscreened card stock sign was manufactured by notable Disneyland flag and banner manufacturer Hortie Van. Measuring 18”x16”, the artifact displays in very good condition, exhibiting some toning from age, and wear to the corners and edges. $700-$900

440. Disneyland Railroad Caution Sign. (Disneyland, c.2016-17) A caution sign created for the Disneyland Railroad. After the reshaping of Frontierland and the Rivers of America, a brandnew section of track was laid for the Disneyland Railroad, with the engines maintained and subsequently tested. The sign, featuring the warning “testing in progress,” measures 25”x18”. It is in very good condition with small surface scratches and minor wear from use. $200-$400

441. Disneyland Railroad N Scale Train Set by Bachmann. (Disneyland, 2005) A charming Disneyland Railroad N scale electric train set by Bachmann Trains produced for the 50th anniversary of Disneyland Resort. This set is designed after the Disneyland Railroad and includes an E.P. Ripley locomotive & tender car, old-time combine coach, (2) old-time passenger coaches, (11) pieces of curved track, (4) pieces of straight track, a curved plug-in terminal “rerailer,” power pack and speed controller, and an instruction manual. The fine condition set comes shrink wrapped in its original 12”x17” and 3” thick box, exhibiting no apparent wear. $200-$400

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442. Set of (5) Retlaw Disneyland Railroad Buttons. (Disneyland, c.1974-82) A set of (5) rare uniform buttons for cast members working on the Disneyland Railroad during its time under Retlaw Enterprises ownership. Retlaw Enterprises, which is “Walter” spelled backwards, was founded by Walt Disney to manage the theme park attractions he personally owned. These buttons feature the Retlaw logo and measure 0.9” in diameter each. The condition is very good overall with little surface wear. $200-$400

443. Disneyland Fire Department Hard Hat. (Wilson, c.2003) A safety hard hat manufactured by Wilson. The hard hat features the now-retired logo for Disneyland’s Fire Department, and contains an adjustable plastic suspension with a leather band. It measures 11.5” from brim to back and is in fair condition with surface wear and some fading, and wear to the Firefighter Mickey logo. $200-$400

444. Disneyland Main Street Bank Teller Window. (Disneyland, c.1980s-90s) A c.1890sstyle ceiling-mountable wooden sign with plaque that identified one of seven teller windows inside the Disneyland Bank of Main Street. The bank was once sponsored by Bank of America, and later Union Bank. Measuring 7” tall and 16.25” long, the durable wooden sign with original faux marble acrylic plaque and decals displays in very good condition, exhibiting minor chipping to the reverse from its removal. $700-$900

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445. Pair of Oversized Disney Resort Holiday Ornaments. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A pair of oversized holiday ornaments with an added bow that once decorated the Disneyland Resort. One ornament features a swirling texture, while the other bears a snowflake motif. Measuring 14” and 11.5”, the ornaments are in very good condition, showing minor wear from Park display. $100-$200

447. Global Van Lines Replica Antique Moving Van. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage toy replica of the Global Van Lines antique moving van. Constructed of plastic with printed color labels, a transparent plastic windscreen, & rolling plastic wheels, this miniaturized version of the iconic Main Street mainstay includes the original cardboard box packaging. The van measures 6.75”x3.5” and 3” deep and is in good condition with some minor paint rubbing to the grill, surface wear to the roof, and minor lifting to the labels from age. The box is in good condition, exhibiting some creasing, a small tear on the bottom of the rear side, and minor separation at the edges. $100-$200

448. Limited Edition Disneyland Ceramic Cup. (Disneyland, 2010) A limited edition ceramic cup created by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily for Disneyland’s 55th anniversary. This cup was designed after the iconic Disneyland paper cups from the 1960s, and was created in a limited edition of only 1955. The cup measures 3.5” in diameter and 4.25” tall, and is in very good condition with minor crazing along the base. This item comes with its original box and packaging. $100-$200

446. Disneyland Yale & Towne Souvenir Key. (Disneyland, c.1955) An extremely rare souvenir house key manufactured by Yale and Towne. This style of key was available to guests who visited the Yale Lock Shop on Main Street from opening day through the 1960s and features imagery of Sleeping Beauty Castle. A staple of Disneyland’s earliest years, Yale & Towne also manufactured many of the keys for the locks at Disneyland Hotel and in the Park, including Walt’s personal apartment. Measuring 2.25”x1”, the key is in very good condition with minimal tarnishing to the surface. $200-$400

449. Limited Edition Disneyland Ceramic Popcorn Box. (Disneyland, 2010) A limited edition ceramic Disneyland popcorn box created by Kevin Kidney & Jody Daily. Styled after the classic 1960s Disneyland popcorn boxes, this collectible replica was released for Disneyland’s 55th anniversary in an edition of only 1955. The item measures 7.5”x4.25”x2” and is fine condition. The Certificate of Authenticity and original box are also included. $100-$200

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451. A set of (5) Disney Parks Trash Can Ornaments. (Disneyland, 2017) A collection of (5) ornaments based on the iconic trash can designs of the Disney Parks. They are themed to the Matterhorn Bobsleds, Frontierland, Main Street, Enchanted Tiki Room, and Fantasyland. The glazed ceramic souvenirs measure 3” tall and are in fine condition, retaining original ribbon, clasps, and “Disney Parks Authentic Original” tags. $300-$500

452. “Sounds of America” Disneyland Promo Record. (Disneyland, 1961) A preview record of “The Sounds of America,” a Bell Telephone Hour special airing on NBC, live from Disneyland, USA, on Friday, February 17th, 1961. The LP record holds a promotional preview of the hour-long television special that would “capture the sounds that mean America,” through music and song, in the most exciting setting ever built: Disneyland. Measuring 10” in diameter, the record is in fine condition, retaining the original “Sounds of America” label and fair condition paper sleeve. $100-$200

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453. Promotional Record with Message from Walt Disney. (Disneyland, 1957) An International Harvester Company “This is Your Future Life” radio contest commercial record featuring a specially recorded message from Walt Disney. One track features an excerpt of Cliff Edward’s “When You Wish Upon a Star” vocals leading to a special message by Walt who invites the Harvester Company dealers of Chicago, Illinois to “enjoy the many attractions we have created.” Measuring 10”, the 33 rpm record is in very good condition, with only minor surface scratches. The mailing sleeve is included, which was sent to a winner of the contest. $100-$200

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455. Disneyland 20th Century Music Grand Opening Sign. (Disneyland, 1999) A sign used to promote the grand opening of the 20th Century Music Company on Main Street. In the same location as the former Main Street Tobacco Shop and Great America Pastimes, the 20th Century Music Company opened in its doors at Disneyland, on Sunday, June 20th, 1999. Measuring 10.75”x8.5”, the sign is in fine condition. $100-$200

454. Collection of (9) Mellomen Capitol Recordings. (Disney, c.1949) A collection of (9) Mellomen recordings. The voices of the Mellomen quartet were once so commonly heard in Walt Disney Productions feature length films and short films of the 1950s, including Alice in Wonderland, episodes of the Disneyland television series, and the Zorro miniseries. Thurl Ravenscroft was a founding member, with these recording having been made in 1949, a year after the group was founded. The records hold a total of 90 tracks performed by the Mellomen, renowned for their a capella performances, featuring such familiar classics as “A Bird in a Gilded Cage,” “Ta-Ra-Ra Boom-De-Ay,” and “Bill Bailey Won’t You Please Come Home.” This unusually large 16” format was specifically made for radio stations. Measuring 16” the 33 1/3 rpm vinyl records with original Capitol Records labels display in a fine condition, exhibiting few scratches and minor wear to sleeves and envelope with original stamp. $300-$500

456. Main Street Cinema Horse-Drawn Streetcar Sign. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A sign used within the Main Street Horse-Drawn Streetcar that advertised the Main Street Cinema. The vintage-style sign promoted the “six different screens” and “six different pictures” of the Main Street Cinema, and is patterned after the overhead placards that once decorated the canopies of actual 19th century streetcars around the United States. Measuring 6.25”x21.75”, the flexible acrylic sign with screen printed characters is in very good condition, exhibiting minor surface scuffs from use. $200-$400

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457. Disney Boutique Marquee Sign. (Disneyland, c.2015-2018) The Disney Boutique marquee with its stylized Sleeping Beauty Castle emblem once directed fun-loving guests toward the modern clothing and accessories featuring a variety of Disney characters on seasonal silhouettes. The namesake collection was once available at select Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort merchandise locations. Measuring 20” with a 6”x23.75” base, the large wooden merchandise sign displays in very good condition, exhibiting some paint loss and wear from use. $200-$400

459. Disneyland Souvenir Guide and Popcorn Box. (Disneyland, 1956/1958) A paper popcorn box and souvenir guidebook from Disneyland’s earliest years. The guidebook still retains its original mailing envelope postmarked on “July 17, 1956,” during Disneyland’s 1st anniversary. The popcorn box has annotation reading “1958.” The 6”x8.75” book and 7.25” tall popcorn box are in good overall condition, with some darkening to the box, as well as a few creases and spots of surface wear. $200-$400

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458. “The Walt Disney Story” Press Kit. (Disneyland, 1973) A “The Walt Disney Story” press kit prepared for the celebration of “50 Happy Years of Family Entertainment” by Walt Disney Productions. Included among the contents are: a 3-page “Disneyland Honors Its Creator” press release, (3) press release photos, and a 29-page spiral bound The Walt Disney Story document. Contained within their 12”x9” folder, the press kit is in good condition, with moderate wear to the folder spine, and minor creases, folds, and wear to the contents. $300-$500

460. Disneyland Acres of Fun Souvenir Fan with Envelope. (Disneyland, 1955) A souvenir paper fan from the early days of the Park. These folding fans were sold at the many souvenir kiosks throughout Disneyland in 1955 and 1956. Lovingly illustrated on both sides with various attractions, these fans were recently reissued as a replica by D23 as a member-only exclusive, but originals like these are extremely rare. Amazingly, this fan still includes its original unused souvenir mailing envelope which has minimal wear. Measuring 6.75”x3.75” closed, the fan is in very good condition with little wear. $200-$400

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Patterned after a typical American town of the early 1900s, Main Street, U.S.A. serves as the gateway to the adventures that lay ahead throughout Walt’s Park. Guests could board a train at Main Street Station, listen to a concert in the Town Square, hop aboard a horse-drawn streetcar, or stroll the thoroughfare lined with colorful Victorian shops, coffee houses, ice cream parlors, exhibits, and even a Penny Arcade, all with Sleeping Beauty’s Castle towering in the distance.

461. Mickey & Minnie Disneyana Character Display in Case. (Disneyland, 1978) A Mickey Mouse & Minnie Mouse display created exclusively for sale through the Disneyana shop at Disneyland. Custom made by the same designers who would create the popular Main Street window displays, this Mickey and Minnie mixed media display featuring flocked felt coated foam figures mounted to a custom decorative base and enclosed within an acrylic case. Measuring 13.25” tall with a 20.5”x12.25” base, the character display is in fine condition with minor surface wear. $800-$1,000

462. 101 Dalmatians Main Street Display Prop. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A prop Dalmatian used in a 101 Dalmatians themed display on Main Street USA at Disneyland. An extremely limited number of uniquely poseable dog props, such as this, were arranged around a snowy tree setting for the charming short-lived display. The fabric dog prop measures 19” tall, 17” long, and 8.5” wide, and is in fine condition. $500-$700

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464. “Photographs from Disneyland” Scrapbook Album. (Disneyland, 1955) A “Photographs from Disneyland” souvenir album with leather cover. The pages are filled with family photographs, tickets, and other ephemera collected from Disneyland and Knott’s Berry Farm Ghost Town by August of 1955. Measuring 5.75”x8.5”, the leatherette and paper souvenir album and scrapbook is in very good condition exhibiting minor creases and wear to cover and pages throughout from use. $100-$200

463. Opening Year Disneyland Emporium Bookmark. (Disneyland, 1955) A rare opening year Disneyland Emporium bookmark. Few of these opening year souvenirs survived, bearing the emblematic seal of the Disneyland Emporium of Orange County. Measuring 4.75”x1.5”, the orange plastic souvenir bookmark is in fine condition. $100-$200

466. Large Main Street Ashtray by Eleanor Welborn. (Disneyland, 1955) A large souvenir ashtray manufactured by Eleanor Welborn. The East side of Main Street, with its horse-drawn streetcar and constable are beautifully represented within this early souvenir of Disneyland. The glazed ceramic ashtray measures 6.25”x6.25” and is in very good condition with minor crazing throughout, and a small .5” area of ceramic loss under base. $300-$500

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465. Collection of (4) Disneyland Souvenir Letters. (Disneyland, c.1955-60) The collection of (4) souvenir pre-written “letters from Disneyland.” These popular early Park souvenirs include letters for Main Street, Adventureland, and Fantasyland, as well as a general Disneyland letter, and were designed as a creative alternative to postcards. Included with the lot are two addressed and postmarked Disneyland envelopes. Measuring approximately 8.5”x11” each, the collectibles are in good condition exhibiting minor discoloration, original folds, creases, and wear from mailing. $200-$400

467. Pair of “Your Trip to Disneyland” Record Sets. (Mattel, 1955) A pair of “Your Trip to Disneyland” picture disc sets. The illustrated map and record sets feature music themed after each of the original lands of the park. The pair includes an unplayed version, as well as an additional copy with the (5) 78rpm records removed so that the tracks can be enjoyed without disturbing the unpunched version. The overall dimensions are 14.25”x43” when opened, and the unplayed version comes in the original 14.25”x7.25” envelope. The pair is in overall good condition with some edge wear, moisture staining, and soiling to the envelope cover. $200-$400

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468. Disneyland Map Aluminum Tray. (Disneyland, 1955) An aluminum lithographic Disneyland tray. This tray features a color aerial view of the Park, depicting some of its inaugural lands and attractions alongside those still recognizable today. The piece offers a glimpse into some of the earliest licensed Disneyland merchandise. Measuring 12.5”x17.5”, the tray bears heavy scratches in the bottom left corner and minor wear but otherwise is in good condition. $100-$300

470. Disneyland Map Plate. (Disneyland, 1956) An early ceramic souvenir plate depicting a vintage 1956 Disneyland map. The reverse features a legend in metallic gold: “Disneyland…whose realms provide the time machine for a journey back into history, a rocket trip into the future, a visit to a world of imagination and dreams, and an exploration of a jungle wonder world…truly the ‘Happiest Place on Earth.’” Measuring 7.5” in diameter, the souvenir is in very good condition with minor surface scuffs and a few pinpoint imperfections to the reverse. $100-$200

469. Set of (4) Disneyland Horse-Drawn Streetcar Trays. (Disneyland, c.1950s) A set of (4) tin horse-drawn streetcar souvenir tip trays from Disneyland. Each tray has matching imagery of the streetcar, the most popular of the turn-of-the-20th-century attractions, in various colors. Measuring 4.75”x6.75” each, the trays display in good overall condition, exhibiting only very minor scratches and denting. $200-$400

471. Main Street U.S.A. Vehicles Souvenir Plate. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A souvenir plate featuring Main Street Station encircled the vehicles seen throughout the land the first ten fabulous years of operation. The reverse features a fanciful border containing the added words: “Disneyland is living proof that dreams do come true. For twenty years, Walt Disney dreamed of creating ‘A Fabulous Playground, a showpiece of magic and living facts.’ Disneyland is the realization of that dream.” Measuring approximately 10” in diameter, the plate displays in good condition exhibiting wear and crazing to the glaze throughout, and adhesive retention to the reverse. $100-$200

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472. Disneyland Attractions Plate. (Disneyland, 1955-56) An early Disneyland souvenir plate featuring imagery of early Disneyland attractions including the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad, the TWA Moonliner, the Mark Twain Riverboat, and more. The reverse features a fanciful border containing an added message on Walt’s park. Measuring 9.5” in diameter, the plate displays in good condition exhibiting minor wear and crazing to the glaze throughout. $100-$200

473. Disneyland Dimensional Aluminum Tray. (Disneyland, c.1950s) A Disneyland souvenir tray by Peerage of England. The decorative aluminum tray features numerous late 1950s attractions including the Conestoga Wagons, Skyway Cabins, and Horseless Carriages encompassing Sleeping Beauty Castle. Measuring 12.25” in diameter, the wall-mountable gold-toned aluminum souvenir displays in very good condition, exhibiting some minor scuffs and wear to the patina. $100-$200

474. Disneyland & Walt Disney Productions Ceramic Ashtray. (Disneyland, 1956) A rare ceramic ashtray created for studio personnel and for use as VIP gifts. The ashtray was produced by the same manufacturer as many Disneyland ceramic souvenirs, and features stylish graphics of three divisions of Walt Disney Productions including Walt Disney Music Co, Disneyland, and Buena Vista. Measuring 3”x3”x2.25”, the ashtray is in good condition with a 0.5” hairline crack running across one of the cigarette rests to the top of the side, minor discoloration in the ash well, and some minor chipping and wear to the base. $200-$400

475. Collection of (3) Disneyland Scarves. (Disneyland, 1950s-60s) A collection of (3) Disneyland scarves from the earliest years of the Park. The collection includes an orange two-tone scarf including the newly opened New Orleans Square among the lands, a scarf featuring imagery of Surreys and the Clock of the World, and a scarf featuring the Monorail, a Submarine, and Skyway cabins. Ranging in size, the scarves are in good used condition with minor wear, folds, creases, and minor thread loss to the edges of one. $200-$400

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476. Disneyland Fun Box Artwork. (Disneyland, 1955) An original mixed-media artwork used in the creation of the Disneyland Fun Box game by Whitman Publishing. The pre-opening Disneyland product packaging was for the popular fun box containing puzzles, games, coloring books, and more. Accomplished on vellum and artist’s board, the artwork includes numerous production notes. Measuring 17.75”x21.5”, the piece displays in very good condition, exhibiting some discoloration, scuffs, and minor wear to edges and corners. $200-$400

477. Walt Disney’s Disneyland Fun Box by Whitman. (Disneyland, 1955) A Walt Disney’s Disneyland Fun Box of promotional activities produced by Whitman Publishing before the opening of Disneyland. The kit contains (6) partially used coloring books representing the Park’s lands including “Recreationland,” as well as a Disneyland Scrapbook, used Disneyland Stamp Book with stamps inserted, box of used crayons, (12) trading cards, a “Disneyland Tour” game board with three game maps, unpunched playing pieces and tokens and die. Measuring 9.25”x11.75” and 1.75” deep, the colorful cardboard Fun Box displays in good condition while exhibiting minor surface loss and peeling. $100-$200

478. “Davy Crockett and His Friend” Disneyland Record. (Disneyland, c.1955) A “Davy Crockett and His Friend” 6-inch Disneyland 45rpm record. Recorded at the short-lived recording booth at the entrance of the Main Street Arcade, the approximately 2-minute recording features pre-recorded Donald Duck audio introducing a young Park guest who recorded himself singing the Ballad of Davy Crockett within the unique recording booth at the Park. It is contained in the mailing sleeve with colorful Magic Kingdom motif. Measuring 6” in diameter, the 45rpm record is in fine condition with minor surface wear. $100-$200

479. Disneyland Game by Wolverine Toys. (Disneyland, c.1950s60s) A Disneyland Game by Wolverine Toys. Wolverine Toys, known for their bagatelle pinball games of skill, manufactured this early “Disneyland Game.” Two versions of this popular game existed, a smaller handheld version, and also this larger tabletop version. The game features eight balls, five spinners, and one bell atop imagery of Disneyland’s five original lands in addition to the “Primeval World of the Dinosaurs” and the “Pirate Ship.” Measuring 23.25”x13.25”, the action toy is in very good condition with minor scratches and cracks to the cover. The original cardboard box is in fair condition with creases, folds, and tears throughout. $200-$400

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480. Collection of (17) Disney ViewMaster Slide Sets. (Sawyer’s/ GAF, 1956-70s) A collection of (17) sets of Disney Parks-themed ViewMaster slides manufactured by Sawyer’s and GAF. Notably, the set includes the rare Mickey Mouse Club Circus and Tour of the New York World’s Fair sets. All the sets contain their original wrappers, and many of the original slide envelopes. Each set measures 4.5”x4.5” and is in generally very good condition. Some envelopes exhibit tears and minor wear throughout. Also included are a few additional loose slides, an illustrated booklet for a Tomorrowland set, a 10.25”x7” Sawyer’s Disneyland ViewMaster ad. $1,000-$1,500

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482. Disneyland Grand Concert Xylophone by Tudor. (Disneyland, c.1961) Disneyland Original Concert Grand Xylophone with music stand by Tudor Metal Products Corp. The bright red glockenspiel features twelve metal bars, a decorative panel, two mallets, and imagery of three musical Disneyland attractions including King Arthur Carrousel, the Disneyland Marching Band, and the Main Street Pianist. Measuring 18”x6”x5”, the percussion toy and mallets are in very good condition with minor scratches and wear throughout from use, and a slight bend to one resonator. The original box displays in fair condition with a few tears and surface wear throughout. $200-$400

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483. Set of (7) Disneyland Highball Tumblers. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A set of (7) souvenir highball tumblers from Disneyland. These glasses are assured to entertain your cocktail party guests with fabulous Disneyland attraction imagery established in salmon toned silhouettes and gold leaf accents. Each glass measures 5.5” tall and 2.75” in diameter and is in very good condition. $200-$400

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484. Collection of (4) Disneyland Character Mugs. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A collection of (4) ceramic Disneyland souvenir character mugs. Each mug features a prominent “D” monogram handle, with the Disneyland name on one side and a dimensional relief of one popular character on the other including Dumbo, Goofy, Donald Duck, and Mickey Mouse. The mugs measure 3.5” in diameter and 3.25” tall, and are in very good condition with minor wear, and retaining the backstamps, production labels and an original Disneyland price sticker on one. $200-$400

486. Disneyland & Southern California Paperweight. (Disneyland, 1970s) A Southern California attractions souvenir paperweight. The plastic dodecahedron paperweight features twelve popular Southern California attractions including Marineland, the Japanese Village, Lion Country Safari, and Disneyland. Souvenirs of this sort were once stocked at the Disneyland Hotel Travelport and Shops. Measuring approximately 3” in diameter at its widest points, the black plastic memento with silver-toned graphics on each face is in good shape, exhibiting scratches, scuffs and wear throughout, and minor interior sand loss. $200-$400

485. “Greetings from Main Street” Aluminum Souvenir Tray. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A “Greetings from Main Street U.S.A. at Disneyland” aluminum tray. The circular metallic tray features printed imagery of Main Street Station encircled by the vehicles seen throughout the land. Measuring 11” in diameter, the tray is in very good condition with slight surface wear and few dents to the rim, face, and reverse. $200-$400

487. Main Street USA Town Square Model by Olszewski. (Disneyland, 2004) A beautiful miniature of Town Square on Main Street U.S.A. at Disneyland, crafted by renowned miniaturist Robert Olszewski for his very popular Main Street, U.S.A. collection of models. Proudly featuring the iconic Disneyland flagpole and illuminating elements triggered by a switch hidden under a popcorn kiosk, this model also features a removable floral bed and scale Christmas Tree for seasonal display. Measuring approximately 6”x8” and is 6”, the model is in very good condition overall with some minor wear, complete with power cord, Certificate of Verification, First Edition plaque, and packaged in original box. $200-$400

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488. Main Street USA Central Plaza Model by Olszewski. (Disneyland, 2002) A beautifully crafted model of Disneyland’s iconic Central Plaza Hub and Partners Statue of Main Street U.S.A., created as a First Edition of the Disneyland Main Street USA Collection by renowned miniaturist Robert Olszewski. The magical 1/140th scale model has illuminating tree and lamppost elements, that are activated by a hidden switch under the popcorn cart. Measuring 7” in diameter and 3” tall, the model is in very fine condition with minor wear from previous display. The box and power pack are included, but the COA is absent. $200-$400

490. Disneyland 50th Carriage Clock by Bulova. (Disneyland, 2005) The face of this elegant Bulova mantle clock celebrates “Fifty Years” of Disneyland. The lustrous timepiece is further accented by dainty cove edge trim, and a handsome hinged handle on top of the carriage case. Capable of both Westminster and Whittington chime melodies with night shut-off function, the clock requires (3) AA alkaline batteries, not included. Measuring 6.5”x4.75” and 2.5” wide, the clock is in very fine condition, retaining operating instructions and original box. Original box measures 7.5”x7.25” and 3.5” wide, exhibiting a few lights scuffs and minor corner wear. $100-$200

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489. Main Street Emporium Model by Olszewski. (Disneyland, 2004) A beautiful, crafted scale model of the Disneyland Emporium Complex located on the West 300 block of Main Street USA at Disneyland. This model was created by renowned miniaturist Robert Olszewski for his very popular Main Street, U.S.A. collection of models, depicting both Onstage and Backstage Areas, and illuminated elements that are powered by a battery compartment in the base. Measuring 6.25”x9.5” and 4.25” tall, the First Edition model is in fine condition with little apparent wear, and comes complete in its original box, with a power cord, original sealed batteries, and original COA. $200-$400

491. “Happiest Celebration on Earth” Souvenir Book & Plaque. (Disneyland, 2005) A rare book and plaque set honoring Disneyland’s 50-year legacy. These sets were gifted to those invited to attend the televised festivities of the anniversary celebration. The lenticular resin plaque commemorates the five locations which carry the Disneyland legacy, while the sturdy paperboard pages of the book highlight forthcoming celebrations, parades, nightly extravaganzas, new attractions and shows with powerful lenticular imagery. Measuring 10”x10” and 1.75” wide, the boxed souvenir and contents are in good condition, with light scuffs, a few small indentations, and wear to both corners and edges. The plaque has been detached from the box, and retains some adhesive residue, and the ticket to the televised festivities is not included. $100-$200

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492. Disneyland Resort Personalized Office Plaque. (Disneyland, 2000-05) A Disneyland Resort personalized office door plaque bearing the first name “Becky.” Measuring 12”x8”, the acrylic plaque features the early Disneyland Resort logo, and is in good used condition. It retains four magnetic strips on the reverse for display. $100-$200

493. Collection of (5) Disneyland Souvenir Street Signs. (Disneyland, c.1980s-90s) A set of (5) Disneyland souvenir street signs. Featuring Mickey Mouse introducing Main Street, Adventureland, Frontierland, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland, the signs measure 4.5”x18” each. They are in very good condition, exhibiting minor color toning from age. $300-$400

494. Disneyland Diamond Cut Crystal Paperweight by Arribas. (Disneyland, 2016) A Disneyland Resort Diamond Celebration crystal diamond paperweight crafted by Arribas Bros. in honor of the Park’s 60th year Diamond Celebration. The exquisite, multi-faceted diamond-cut crystal prominently features a “D60” on the table and comes wrapped in royal blue satin-textured cloth inside the original commemorative Diamond Celebration box. Measuring 3” in diameter and 2” tall, the souvenir’s crown, girdle, pavilion, and culet are in very fine condition. Measuring 4.5”x4.25”x2.5”, the box with magnetic lid is in fine condition, with very minor scuffs, and slight wear to corners and edges. $100-$200

495. Disneyland 60th Crystal Mickey Mouse Ears by Arribas. (Disneyland, 2016) A Disneyland Resort Diamond Celebration crystal Mickey Mouse ears by Arribas Brothers in honor of the 60th year Diamond Celebration at Disneyland. The multi-faceted hat prominently featuring a “D60” in the front, and “Disneyland Resort Diamond Celebration” on the right ear, was manufactured by long-time Disneyland Participant Arribas Bros. The trinket comes wrapped in royal blue satin cloth inside the original commemorative Diamond Celebration box. Measuring 1.75”x2.5” and 3.75” at its widest point, the souvenir is in fine condition. The original box is included. $100-$200

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496. Disneyland Diamond Celebration Cupcakes Sign. (Disneyland, 2015) An oversized “Diamond Celebration Cupcakes” sign once used to direct guests toward the celebratory confectionary treats available at select locations during the 60th anniversary of Disneyland. Measuring 37.5”x31”, the durable pvc board sign displays in very good condition, exhibiting only the slightest scuffs and minor wear from Park use. $100-$200

498. Pair of 50th Anniversary Main Street Pins. (Disney, 2005) A pair of limited release pins featuring details of Main Street. One light-up pin resembles the lamp visible in the window of Walt’s apartment above the Disneyland Fire Department, exclusively made for the Disneyland Golden Anniversary Tour. The other Annual Passholder exclusive pin depicts Walt offering Mickey a box of popcorn on Main Street. The pins measure 2”x1.25” and 2”x1.25”, respectively, and are in very good condition with minor surface wear. $100-$200

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497. Disneyland Diamond Celebration Headband by Arribas. (Disneyland, 2015) A Crystal Headband produced for the Disneyland Resort Diamond Celebration. The limited-edition tiara-style headband was produced by longtime Disneyland participant sponsor Arribas Bros. and features padded satin ears and bow, studded with Swarovski crystals. Measuring 9” high and 11” from ear to ear, the piece is in fine condition. $200-$400

499. Set of (4) Jumbo Disneyland Pins by Shag. (Disneyland, 2005) A set of (4) limited edition Jumbo pins designed by Shag for the 50th anniversary of Disneyland. The pins of this set are limited to an edition of 1,955, and highlights Main Street, Adventureland, Frontierland, and Fantasyland. Measuring various sizes, each fine condition pin retains original Disney Parks pinbacks, and is displayed in its original window box with artist bio. Measuring 5.5”x4” and 1.5” deep, each candy-striped box is in fine condition with very minor indents, edge wear, and cornering. $200-$400

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500. Disneyland Ticket Book Boxed Pin Set. (Disneyland, 2005) A limited edition pin set featuring (4) “Ticket Pins” modeled after the Disneyland Main Gate Admission and A, B, and C ride coupons introduced during October of 1955. The set was limited to an edition of 5000. The pins are displayed inside a deep glossy box fashioned after the very 1st Disneyland ticket book design. Measuring approximately 0.5”x1.25” each, all of the pins are in fine condition. $200-$400

502. Pin Trading at Disneyland Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A Pin Trading at Disneyland Resort sign. Mickey Mouse welcomes guests to locations where collectible pins are sold and traded with Disneyland Resort Cast Members. Measuring 22”, the PVC board sign is in fine condition. $100-$200

501. Disneyland Resort Photo Pin Display with Pins. (Disneyland, 2001) A park-used display for personalized Photo Pins, produced for the Disneyland Resort. These pins allowed guests to put their own photos into a collectible pin or lanyard card. The display features (2) rare preproduction pins exhibiting sticker samples and (2) lanyard card samples. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the foam core display is in good condition with some moisture wear and spots of separation, however the samples themselves present very well. $100-$200

503. Set of (8) Where’s Mickey Event Pins. (Disneyland, 2002) A complete set of (8) limited edition “Where’s Mickey?” pins produced for the namesake event held through Tomorrowland’s Premiere Shop. The set includes (7) pins of Mickey wearing representative wardrobe of a different land or attraction, while an eighth emblematic pin features a Mickey Mouse head with question mark symbol. Measuring approximately 1.75”, each pin is in fine condition, retaining the original Disney pin backs and backer card, and bearing a “LE 2000” back stamp. The set comes complete with a “Where’s Mickey?” game card, exhibiting some creasing and wear to the corners. $100-$200

504. Red Wagon Inn Children’s Menu. (Disneyland, c.1957) A child’s menu from Disneyland’s Red Wagon Inn. This stylish menu “for young Americans” features a horse drawn wagon on the front, with Si and Am from Lady and the Tramp as well as Danny from So Dear to My Heart on the reverse. Measuring 8”x9.5”, the menu is in very good condition with minor edge-wear from use. $100-$200

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505. Swift & Company Market House Aluminum Tray. (Disneyland, 1955) A rare souvenir aluminum tray featuring color photographic imagery of the Swift & Co. Market House exhibit on Main Street. These trays were among the very little amount of Swift-themed merchandise licensed by Walt Disney Productions and made available for purchase at the Park during the opening year of Disneyland. Measuring approximately 11.25” in diameter, the tray is in very good condition with few dents and scratches, most of which is on the reverse. Velcro has been applied to the reverse for mounting. $100-$200

508. Sunkist Citrus House Redemption Ticket. (Disneyland, c.1962-70s) An early Sunkist beverage redemption ticket. The ticket would have enabled the redemption of one Sunkist Lemonade or Sunkist Pure Orange Juice from the bars at the Sunkist I Presume or Sunkist Citrus House refreshment locations at Disneyland. Measuring approximately 2.25”x4”, the card displays in very good condition, exhibiting only minor wear and a few small spots of discoloration. $100-$200

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506. Swift’s & Disneyland Davy Crockett Promo Record. (Disneyland, c.1954-55) A “Davy Crockett Hits the Sales Jackpot” 78 rpm record advertising the corporate synergy between the popular Walt Disney series Davy Crockett, Disneyland, and Park sponsor Swift & Co. The record capitalized on the Crockett-craze by creating a new version of George Bruns’ popular song with custom lyrics that sung the praises of both Davy Crockett and Swift’s. Measuring approximately 7” in diameter, the double-sided 33 1/3 record plays in very good condition with only minor scratches and slight wear to the label. $100-$200

509. Pair of Carnation Ice Cream Parlor Menus. (Disneyland, 1960s) A pair of Carnation Ice Cream Parlor menus, including a large table menu and a small souvenir menu. The large table menu bears the printed date “11-11-60,” and features such “Old Favorites” as the Old Mill Strawberry Sundae. The small souvenir menu features the TWA Rocket Ship Special, the Astro Jet Sundae, and the Log Cabin Sundae, among others. Measuring 9.75”x6.25” and 4.75”x3”, respectively, the menus are in good condition with minor creasing, dents, edge wear, spots of discoloration throughout, and a few small pinholes from previous display. $100-$200

507. Pair of Disneyland Hills Bros. Menus. (Disneyland, c.1958-60) A pair of Hills Bros. Coffee House menus. In use from 1958 to 1960, this bifold cardstock menu is from the earliest days of the Town Square eatery, before Iced Tea was added to the later menus. The second, smaller one-sided table menu features many of the same items, but with condensed descriptions. Measuring 10”x8” and 8.5”x5.5”, respectively, the Park-used menus are in good condition with some edge and handling wear, spots of discoloration throughout, and one horizontal crease on the larger menu. $200-$400

510. Carnation Ice Cream Parlor Restaurant Plate. (Disneyland, 1960s) A rim-shaped Sterling China decorative plate accented with two flowers, created by industrial ware manufacturer Russel Wright for the Carnation Ice Cream Parlor at Disneyland. Measuring over 7.5” in diameter, the vintage dish is in very good condition, with minor wear and faint scratches to the glazing. $100-$200

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511. Carnation Ice Cream Parlor Menu. (Disneyland, 1990s) A large Carnation Ice Cream Parlor menu, featuring “Pantry Delights” and “Fancy Sundaes” like the “Big Thunder Sundae” and beverages including 100% Columbian Coffee. Measuring 13”x8.5”, the menu is in good used condition, with creasing, small spots of discoloration, and handling wear from use. $100-$200

514. Plaza Gardens “Thank You for Visiting” Sign. (Disneyland, c.1997-2012) A “Thank You for Visiting” Park-used sign from the Plaza Gardens. The sign was produced during the post-Carnation sponsorship, when the attraction was under the oversight of the Disneyland Foods Division, and was displayed near the exit of the outdoor dining and entertainment location at Disneyland. Measuring approximately 11.25”x19”, the hand-painted acrylic sign with trimmed and applied lettering is in good Parkused condition, with spots of discoloration, scuffs, and wear throughout from use. $100-$200

512. Pair of Carnation Cafe Menus. (Disneyland, 1990s-2000s) A pair of Carnation Cafe menus, with one for lunch and one for dinner. Entrees include the Mickey-Shaped Waffle, Walt’s Chili, and “Oscar’s Choice: All American Breakfast.” Measuring 14”x8.25”, the menus are in very good condition, with minor scuffs, dents, and edge wear from Park-use. $200-$400

515. Disneyland Resort Tidbit Bowl Set and Serving Tray. (Disneyland, 2009) A set of (3) ceramic bowls and serving tray with stylized imagery of popular Disneyland attractions. Highlighted throughout are such guestfavorites as the Haunted Mansion, Matterhorn Bobsleds, Splash Mountain, and more. Each bowl measures 2.5”x3.5” at its widest, and the tray is 4.5”x13”. All items are in very fine condition, with the bowls in their original packaging. $100-$200

513. Carnation Cafe & Blue Ribbon Bakery Sign. (Disneyland, c.1990s-2000s) A “Sorry We Missed You” sign from the Carnation Cafe. Upon closing for the day, this one-sided sign was placed within a holder on a stanchion at the Carnation Cafe to guide guests toward the Blue Ribbon Bakery by promoting the bakery’s fine pastries and wonderful beverages. Measuring approximately 17.25”x 10.75”, the acrylic sign is in very good Park-used condition with minor scratches and scuffs on both sides, and peeling to lamination and wear around the corners and edges. $200-$400

516. Plaza Pavilion & Plaza Lanai Concept Display Prints. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A pair of concept art prints depicting the Plaza Lanai and Plaza Pavilion. The prints depict both facades of the double-sided restaurant, which debuted at Disneyland in 1955. The prints were likely produced for a display to honor some of the early concept work that went into the creation of the Park. Measuring 7.25”x17”, the prints are mounted to foam board and are in fine condition with minor edge wear from display. $200-$400

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517. Plaza Inn New Character Breakfast Advertisement Photo. (Disneyland, c.1980s) An advertisement introducing the new Plaza Inn Character Breakfast. This interactive breakfast was hosted by Columbian Coffee Growers, occurring daily until 11:00 a.m. The original printed photograph measures 7.5”x9”, and is in fine condition, displayed inside a 11”x9” gold toned frame, that is believed to be its original table-top frame, as-used at the Park. $100-$200

518. Disneyland Chocolate Ice Cream Soda Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A Park-used chocolate ice cream soda sign. The sign advertises one of “Walt Disney’s All-Time Favorites,” for guests of the Disneyland Resort. Measuring 10”x8”, the pvc board sign displays in very good condition with minor wear and spots of peeling to the face. $100-$200

519. Disneyland Candy Company Taffy Scoop Price List. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A Park-used Disneyland Candy Company taffy scoop price list. The popular confectionary treat has been manufactured at Disneyland since the second fabulous decade of operation. The sign advertises the “yummiest taffy on Main Street” and the prices for Premium Quality Taffy Scoops. Measuring 6.75”x5”, the laminated Park-used sign is in very good condition with minor wear. $100-$200

520. Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor Oversized Canvas Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) An oversized print on canvas displayed at Disneyland during the rehabilitation and construction of the Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor. The sign features a rendition of Charles Dana Gibson’s beautiful and independent “Gibson Girl” with a Dreyer’s ice cream sundae. Measuring an impressive 55”x38.5”, the large sign displays in fine condition, exhibiting minor edge and surface wear from display. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $100-$200

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521. Mickey & Friends Disney Store Display Sign. (Disneyland, 2000s) A colorful Disneyland Resort merchandise store display sign featuring the “Fab Five” plus Daisy Duck. Measuring 24”x27”, the durable die-cut acrylic sign displays in good condition, exhibiting few scratches and scuffs, and minor wear to finer edges and corners. There are breaks to the thin hairs on Goofy. $100-$200

523. Pair of Disneyland Crowd Control Flag Pennants. (Disneyland, c.1980s-90s) A pair of original flags once used to decorate the crowd control ropes at Disneyland. One flag features the Disneyland “D” while the other displays the Sleeping Beauty Castle emblem, both retaining original Velcro along the top-edge for mounting over rope. Measuring 12.75”x10.25” each, the props are in good condition, exhibiting some wear from Park-use. $100-$200

522. Pair of Limited Edition Wooden Toy Soldiers. (Disneyland, 1999) A pair of limited edition collectible Toy Soldiers from The Very Merry Christmas Parade at Disneyland. These are authentic reproductions of the Wooden Soldiers as they first appeared in Walt Disney’s Babes in Toyland, and were released at the first annual Disneyland Christmas Collectibles Festival, limited to 100 of each. Both the drummer and bugler figures measure 12.5” tall, in their 15”x5.5”x4” wooden box. These were special order items, and are in very fine unused condition. Each box contains a Certificate of Authenticity, with this matching set both numbered 055/100. $400-$800

524. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Crowd Control Flag. (Disneyland, 2005) An original flag that was draped over a crowd control rope at Disneyland during the Park’s 50th anniversary festivities. The royal blue polycotton blend fabric flag features a screen printed “mouse ear” 50th anniversary graphic and self-fastens with velcro. Measuring 11.5”x14.5”, the piece was stored folded and is in very fine condition. $100-$200

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525. Disneyland America on Parade Bennington Flag. (Disneyland, 1975-76) A Bennington Flag created for the pageantry and parades in honor of the American bicentennial celebration “America on Parade,” held at Disneyland from 1975 to 1976. Measuring 24.25”x36” the printed flag is in very good condition with minor fading, creases, and wear. $200-$400

527. Disney’s Electrical Parade Press Event Check-In Sign. (Disneyland, 2017) A sign created to inform press members that the check-in for Disneyland’s Main Street Electrical Parade was located at Disney’s California Adventure. Featuring the Parade’s logo at the top with a dimensional arrow attachment below, the sign measures approximately 21.5”x17”. It is in good condition with some spots of peeling at the edges, and general wear from use. $200-$400

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526. Main Street Electrical Parade Master Event Script. (Disneyland, 1977) A master event script for the Main Street Electrical Parade. This copy of the master event script, included procedures and an itinerary, and was prepared for the 1977 edition of the Main Street Electrical Parade. It lists the staff, line-up, schedule, rehearsal times, and route for the newly updated parade which featured updated floats and units for It’s a Small World Unit and Pete’s Dragon. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the Cast Member document displays in very good condition, exhibiting minor wear to edges and corners. $300-$500

528. Electrical Parade Cinderella Musical Pin Set. (Disneyland, 2002) A limited edition musical pin set for Disney’s Electrical Parade. This musical box set contains (5) pins from the Cinderella sequence of the Parade, including Cinderella, the Fairy Godmother, Prince Charming, Jaq inside one of her glass slippers, and the Clock Tower float from the parade itself. The pins range from 0.75”x0.50” to 1.75”x1.75”, inside their original 5.75”x8.25” and 1” deep carriage-shaped box. It is in fine condition, retaining the functioning musical chip. The Clock Tower pin is numbered “1891/2500” on the reverse. $100-$200

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530. Main Street Electrical Parade Pokitpal by Olszewski. (Disneyland, 2009) A Disneyland Main Street Electrical Parade Lightning Bug Pokipal by Robert Olszewski. Distributed to Disney Parks through The Art of Disney series, this handcrafted trinket box depicts perhaps the most popular of the parade’s show-stealing “whirlybugs.” Measuring 2” in diameter and 1” deep, the Pokitpal displays in very fine condition, exhibiting little apparent wear. $100-$200

529. Main Street Electrical Parade Sign. (Disneyland, 2017) A sign created to promote the Main Street Electrical Parade season at Disneyland. Printed of dense foam board, the sign measures 36”x24” and is in very good condition with minor scuffs, dents, and surface wear. $200-$400

531. Disneyland Grad Nite Souvenir Collection. (Disneyland, 1963-83) A collection of Grad Nite souvenirs spanning twenty years of Disneyland history. The collection includes an assortment of pennants, programs, tickets, and more from these popular and memorable events. The souvenirs are in overall good condition with varying amounts of minor wear throughout. $200-$400

532. Disneyland Grad Nite ’77 Mirror Poster. (Disneyland, 1977) An extremely rare metallic mirror poster produced for Grad Nite in 1977. Established in a bold palette of orange and magenta, the souvenir features out of this world silkscreened imagery of the newly opened Space Mountain Show Building, with rocket vehicles soaring through space, as two graduates look toward the future. Measuring 30”x16”, this groovy piece displays in good condition, inside 30.25”x17.25” frame, and exhibits a few pinholes, stress and roll lines, and wear throughout typical of this type of foil material. $200-$400

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533. Magic Nite at Disneyland Poster. (Disneyland, 1979) A poster created to promote the Magic Nite at Disneyland event, which occurred on October 26, 1979. Taking place between 8pm and 1am, the event featured live magicians, musicians, and dancing at several stages throughout the Park. The item measures 22”x17” and is in fine condition. $100-$200

535. Pair of Disneyland Tencennial Souvenir Pennants. (Disneyland, 1965) A pair of souvenir pennants commemorating Disneyland’s Tencennial anniversary celebration. The vintage pennants feature the Tencennial seal graphic over blue and red felt. Measuring 8.25”x23.5” each, the pennants are in good overall condition exhibiting a few pinholes, minor creases, and color softening from age. $200-$400

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534. Disneyland 5th Anniversary Photograph. (Disneyland, c.1980s) An oversized photograph commemorating the celebration of the 5th anniversary of Disneyland. Depicted are Mickey Mouse and five-year old Las Vegas resident Diane Dickerson and her family, on July 18th, 1960. The photo was likely used in a display of key events throughout the Park’s history. Measuring approximately 13.25”x6.5”, the black and white kodak photograph print is in very good condition, exhibiting minor scuffs, little wear to corners and edges, and adhesive retention to reverse. $100-$200

536. Collection of (4) Disneyland Anniversary Tags. (Disneyland, 1970-78) A collection of (4) Disneyland Cast Member anniversary tags. These tags commemorated Park anniversaries of 15, 18, 19, and 23 years. Designed for application to the Cast Member’s name badge tag, the earliest examples of this unique category of celebratory flair were paper cards with illustrated designs. Measuring approximately 3”x3” each, the mementos are in very good condition with some discoloration of handling wear. $100-$200

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537. 30th Anniversary Fireworks Print by Charles Boyer. (Disneyland, 1985) A limited edition signed lithograph by Charles Boyer, created for Disneyland’s 30th anniversary. Titled “Disneyland, 30 Years of Magic” it is hand-numbered 3,819/24,500 and is signed by Boyer. Measuring 29”x23”, the print is in fine condition with minor edge wear. $100-$200

538. 30th Anniversary Cake Print by Charles Boyer. (Disneyland, 1985) A limited edition print by Charles Boyer celebrating Disneyland’s 30th anniversary. Depicting Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, and Donald Duck adding the final touches to a Sleeping Beauty Castle cake in honor of the Park’s 30th. It is hand-numbered 2,520/4000 and is signed by Boyer. Measuring 24.5”x29”, the print is in good condition with minor edge wear. $100-$200

539. Multi-Signed Disneyland 35-Year Hardcover Book. (Disneyland, 1990) A souvenir hardcover book created for Disneyland’s 35th anniversary year that has been signed by 30 contributors to the Park’s legacy including Ward Kimball, Marc Davis, Rolly Crump, Bob Gurr, Tony Baxter, and many others. The 122-page hardcover Collector’s Edition comes with a custom slipcase and a “1993 Images Collection” of prints depicting close-ups of many Park elements. The book measures 11.75”x11.5”, and the collector’s edition is in very good condition, exhibiting minor surface and edge wear. $300-$600

540. Mickey’s 60th Birthday Disneyland Banner. (Disneyland, 1988) A banner created for Mickey’s 60th birthday celebration in 1988. This banner features great imagery of a well-dressed Mickey Mouse with several popular park attractions behind him. The double-sided banner measures approximately 50”x24” and is in good condition, with some surface wear and spots of discoloration from Park-use. The top seam has been cut, likely related to the banner’s removal. $100-$200

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541. Mickey Mouse 60th Anniversary Oversize 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, as well as scuffs, scratches, spot surface loss, and general wear. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $500-$800

542. Disneyland 35th Anniversary Watch. (Disneyland, 1990) A Quartz watch manufactured by Lorus in honor of 35 years of magic at Disneyland. This watch was offered with a purchase of Kodak film, as well as offered among millions of dollars’ worth of giveaways to guests throughout the Park’s celebrations that year. Measuring 9” long with band, the watch in fine unused condition. $100-$200

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543. Disneyland “35 Years of Magic” Sign. (Disneyland, 1990) An oversized “35 Years of Magic” sign once used to decorate the banners of the “Party Gras!” Disney character-themed parade vehicles at Disneyland. Measuring 47”x27”, the durable pvc board sign displays in very good condition, exhibiting minor scuffs and wear from original Park use. $300-$500

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544. Disneyland Marquee Sign Prop. (Disneyland, 1990s) A Disneyland sign used to decorate show elements during the 1990s. Signage of this sort bearing the registered “Disneyland” name was used for props relating to Parade vehicles, lamppost decorations, Photo Opportunity locations, and more. Measuring 7”x26”, the durable pvc board sign is in very good condition, with few scuffs and minor wear from original Park-use. $300-$500

546. Star Wars Days “May the 4th” Sign. (Disneyland, 2018) A “May the 4th Be with You” sign created for Star Wars Days at Disneyland. Measuring 23.5” in diameter, the foam core photo-op sign with rear “handles” displays in fine condition, exhibiting little wear and few scuffs and scratches from use. $200-$400 545. Disneyland Diamond Celebration Welcome Standee. (Disneyland, 2015) A “Welcome Invited Guests” sign prepared for the 60th anniversary Disneyland Diamond Celebration. The self-standing signage features the aforementioned expression and event logo. Measuring approximately 10.5” tall and 8.5” wide, the Park-used prop is in very good condition with minor scuffs and wear throughout from original display. $100-$200

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547. Disneyland Resort Sign. (Disneyland, 2010s) A Disneyland Resort sign depicting a pixie dust-covered Resort logo. This type of general logo signage was used at key points of interest throughout the Resort. Measuring 20.25”x20.25”, the sign is in very good condition, exhibiting the slightest scuffs and wear from original Park display. $100-$200

549. Disneyland New Year Countdown Locations Sign. (Disneyland, c.1990s-2000) A Disneyland sign created to alert Park guests approaching the Main Gate Ticket Kiosks of four Disneyland areas available to “ring in the new year.” Measuring approximately 5.25”x8”, the printed cardstock placard displays in very good condition. $100-$200

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548. Happiest Memories on Earth Disneyland Sign. (Disneyland, 2010) A double sided Disneyland display sign. This style of sign would be used within some of the assorted shops throughout Main Street in honor of the park’s 55th anniversary. The dimensional pop-out sign measures 6”x18” and is 18.5” tall. The double-sided sign is in good condition overall with some surface wear throughout from use. $100-$200

550. Mickey’s Halloween Party Photo Exit Sign. (Disneyland, 2010s) A sign used during Mickey’s Halloween Party to indicate the exit of a “Character meet-and-greet” area. Measuring 27”x20”, the sign is in very good Park-used condition exhibiting minor wear, scuffs, and velcro strips on the reverse. $100-$200

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551. Halloween Time at Disneyland “Disney Reps” Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A sign from Halloween Time at Disneyland that was created for Disney Representatives. Several popular Disney villains are depicted along the bottom half of the sign. Measuring 8” tall and 5” at its widest points, the A-frame foam core sign is in very good condition exhibiting minor surface scuffs and wear. $100-$200

552. “Holiday Time at Disneyland” Main Gate Ticket Sign. (Disneyland, c.2012) A “Holiday Time at Disneyland Park” sign heralding the unique Guided Tour experience available. Measuring 11”x8.5” the glossy foam core sign decorated with snow-covered branches, snowflakes, and sprigs of holly is in fine condition with few scuffs and wear, and unpunched stand on reverse. $100-$200

553. Pair of “Holiday Time at Disneyland” Signs. (Disneyland, c.2012) A pair of signs produced for the Holiday Time at Disneyland Park. The signs were used to reserve a location for guests of Disneyland’s Guided Tour Program. The 3.5hour tour lead guests across the Esplanade from California Adventure to Disneyland, as they discover the festive pageantry and holiday magic of Disney Parks attractions and foods, ending with a view of the seasonal Christmas Fantasy Parade. Measuring 26”x18”, the acrylic signs are in good condition, designed to go on either side of a stanchion pole, and exhibit minor scratches and scuffs from use. $200-$400

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A few steps from Main Street, guests suddenly find themselves far from civilization in the remote jungles of Asia and Africa. Adventureland was originally envisioned as “True-Life Adventureland,” based on Disney’s nature documentary series. Originally, Walt even wanted real animals to inhabit a jungle river in the land; an idea which became the Jungle Cruise attraction, one of the opening day attractions in the Park that is still operating today. With the addition of such popular attractions as the Enchanted Tiki Room in 1963 and the Indiana Jones Adventure in 1995, the land has expanded far beyond Walt’s original idea and has become a must-see part of the Disneyland experience.

554. Disneyland Hotel Adventureland Harper Goff 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” gold-tone wood frame, the piece is in very good condition with some surface wear to the frame. $200-$400

555. Adventureland Native Salt & Pepper Shakers. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A salt and pepper shaker set based on Adventureland Natives. Measuring 2.5” tall, the hand-painted wooden shakers display in very good condition with some paint wear from use and retain their original cork stoppers. $100-$200

556. True Life Adventureland Concept Display Print. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A concept art print depicting the conservatory-like entrance to True Life Adventureland. Once conceived for the East side of Main Street near the Plaza Hub, the land is wonderfully depicted here in this circa. 1954 artwork. The prints were likely produced for a display to honor some of the early concept work that went into the creation of the Park. Measuring approximately 32.25”x12”, the concept print is mounted to foam board and displays in fine condition. $300-$500

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557. Adventureland Game by Parker Brothers. (Disneyland, 1956) A vintage Adventureland Game by Parker Brothers. The game sets players on route through the rivers of Adventureland, and this complete game includes the game board, instruction card with spinning arrow, (4) metal “sightseeing boat” tokens, and (24) pink and white picture cards. Measuring 16.5”x8.5” by 1.25” deep, the box and original divider with plastic window, and contents are in fine condition, with spinner detached from instruction card, and very slight fading and minor spots of discoloration to box corners. $100-$200

559. Double-Sided Tiki Room & Columbia Handbill. (Disneyland, 1964) A double-sided Disneyland handbill advertising both Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room & the Columbia “Below Decks” exhibit. Measuring 11”x5.5”, the vibrant two-tone handbill displays in very good condition with very minor creasing and edge wear. $200-$400

558. Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room Handbill. (Disneyland, 1963) An opening year handbill for Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room. The color advertisement introduces visitors to the Tiki Room’s “master of ceremonies…exotic songbirds…and ladies of the chorus,” with a one-section advertisement for puppeteer Andre Tahon’s Papotin’s Revue at the Fantasyland Theater. Measuring 7.25”x3.75”, the brochure is in good condition with very minor edge wear and creases. $200-$400

560. Enchanted Tiki Room Audio Record. (Disneyland, 1962) An original acetate recording of the soundtrack for the Enchanted Tiki Room. The lacquer-over-aluminum record retains a Walt Disney Productions center label blank on the front dated “6-8-62,” about a year before the attraction opened. The recording includes music from the attraction, without the narration from the bird hosts. Cut to play at 33rpm with a 78 needle, the disc is in fair condition with some surface wear throughout, and a few cracks and chips to the outermost 0.75”. The original paper sleeve is included which has small tears and edge wear. This rare recording represents an incredible opportunity to own a significant artifact from this fan-favorite attraction. $200-$400

561. Enchanted Tiki Room “Headhunter Territory” Fabric. (Disneyland, 1964) More than two yards of vintage 1960s fabric, based on imagery seen throughout the Enchanted Tiki Room and Jungle Cruise. Fabric of this type was once exclusively manufactured and sold at Disneyland, with original large swatches of fabric such as this being very rare. Measuring 36”x89”, the vintage 1960s lightweight fabric is in very good condition, retaining a WED Enterprises, Inc. label. $200-$400

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562. Enchanted Tiki Room Framed Flower Petal Prop. (Disneyland, c.2000s) An orchid flower petal prop from the Enchanted Tiki Room. This “Crooning Flower” prop section measures just over 14” long within a custom 16.5”x21.5” frame. It is in fine Park-used condition. $500-$700

563. Disney Gallery “Tiki Tea House” Signed by John Hench. (Disneyland, 1998) A “Tiki Tea House” limited edition Disney Gallery lithograph, signed by John Hench. The lithographic print features one of John Hench’s original concept suggestions that would evolve into the timeless Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room attraction at Disneyland. Measuring 16”x20”, the framed lithograph is numbered 136/150 and is in fine condition with minor wear. It bears the signature “John Hench ‘98” and the official stamp of The Disney Gallery. $200-$400

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564. Enchanted Tiki Room Macaw Signed Print. (Disneyland, 1998) A limited edition “Enchanted Tiki Room Birds” concept art lithograph signed by Imagineer Colin Campbell. The limited-edition lithographic print was produced for the Disney Gallery and coincided with the 35th anniversary celebration of the Enchanted Tiki Room. Measuring 13.75”x10” viewable in a distressed wooden 13.75”x16.75” frame, the print is numbered 60/150 and embossed with the Disney Gallery logo. It is in very good condition, signed “Collin Campbell 98,” with its original COA. $500-$700

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565. Enchanted Tiki Room Toucan Signed Print. (Disneyland, 1998) A limited edition “Enchanted Tiki Room Birds” concept art lithograph signed by Imagineer Colin Campbell. The print was produced for the Disney Gallery and coincided with the 35th anniversary celebration of the Enchanted Tiki Room. Measuring 13.75”x10” viewable in a distressed wooden 13.75”x16.75” frame, the print is numbered 60/150 and embossed with the Disney Gallery logo. It is in very good condition, signed “Collin Campbell 98,” and the COA is included. $200-$400

566. Limited Edition Tangaroa Tiki Bag Signed by Shag. (Disneyland, 2003) A limited edition handbag designed by Shag in celebration of the 40th anniversary of Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room. The “Father of all Gods and Goddesses” appears as a mighty tree, as interpreted in abstract minimalist pastel forms on each side of the bag. Measuring 8.5”x2” and 7” tall, the synthetic purse with bamboo handles is in very good condition, retaining the original tags, one of which is signed “Shag 2004” by the artist. $200-$400

567. Enchanted Tiki Room Barker Bird by Kevin & Jody. (Disneyland, 2005) A limited edition Barker Bird replica, based on the animatronic figure from the Enchanted Tiki Room. The replica was created by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily by utilizing the original attraction casts by Imagineer Blaine Gibson to accomplish this faithful reproduction. The figure is crafted of resin, wood, metal, glass, fabric, and limited to an edition size of 1500. Standing approximately 23” tall, the figure is in very good condition with a few minor spots of wear, and several small scuffs from previous display. $500-$700

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568. Enchanted Tiki Room Sign Replica. (Disneyland, 2013) A Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room souvenir replica wall plaque created to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the original “tropical hideaway” at Disneyland. The floral-patterned shields are printed in vibrant colors atop wood composite backings, for a gorgeous display. Measuring 23.5”x28.25”, the piece is in very fine condition, display-ready with integral hanging hardware on the reverse. $100-$200

570. Enchanted Tiki Room 45th Anniversary Shirt. (Disneyland, 2008) A limited edition shirt created by Amanda Visell for the 45th anniversary of the Enchanted Tiki Room. This green toned shirt captures the spirit of the tropical hideaway, patterned with characters and graphics based on early promotional imagery for the attraction. The shirt was limited to an edition size of 500, measures a men’s size L, and is in very good condition. $100-$200

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569. Enchanted Tiki Room 40th Anniversary Shirt by Shag. (Disneyland, 2003) A limited edition aloha style shirt featuring an enchanting tropical tiki motif designed by Shag for the 40th anniversary of Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room. Measuring a size XXL, the as-new shirt retains its original tags, one of which is signed by Shag. $100-$200

571. “55 Enchanting Years” Club 33 Tiki Print. (Disneyland, 2018) A “55 Enchanting Years” print manufactured exclusively for Club 33 Members in celebration of the milestone year of Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room at Disneyland. The print features four-color imagery of those enchanting Tikis, crooning flowers, and of course, a headlining Tiki Room macaw. Measuring 8.75”x11.75” inside an exotic 14”x18” bamboo-print mat, the collector’s item displays in very good condition, exhibiting little apparent wear, and retaining original sleeve with Disney Parks price label. $200-$400

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572. Pair of Tahitian Terrace Dinner Menus. (Disneyland, 1960s) A pair of rare tri-fold dinner menus from the Tahitian Terrace at Disneyland. Both menus, a large restaurant menu and smaller souvenir menu, feature the minimalist mod caricatures of Tahitian performers and lists the Polynesian-inspired food that helped make the restaurant a guest favorite for over 30 years. Measuring 10”x10” and 5”x5”, respectively, the menus are in good condition with some surface and edge wear throughout. The small menu has spots of surface loss and residue from a previously affixed label. $100-$200

574. Aladdin’s Oasis Menu and Check Presenter. (Disneyland, 1993-97) A menu and check presenter once used by guests of Disney’s Aladdin’s Oasis Restaurant at Disneyland. Measuring 13.75”x9” and 9.5”x5.25”, the wine-red leatherette binders with brass corners and embossed “Aladdin’s Oasis” logotype are in very good condition, while the (2) paper stock menu inserts are in fair condition, retaining some original moisture damage from Park-use. $100-$200

573. Kikkoman Adventureland Veranda Tray. (Walt Disney World, c.1980s) A Kikkoman Adventureland Veranda tray once used by guests dining in the exotic jungle riverside Polynesian restaurant. Measuring 18”x14”, the Food Service Tray is in fine condition, with few scratches and little wear to graphic. $100-$200

575. Aladdin’s Oasis 20-Piece Tableware Set. (Disneyland, 1993-97) A magnificent 20-piece set of tableware produced by World Tableware, Intl., exclusively for serving guests at Aladdin’s Oasis at Disneyland. The set includes (4) dinner plates, (4) small bread plates, (4) coffee cups, (4) saucers, and (4) portion cup sauce dishes. The large plates include a bold lamp pattern, while most of the tableware is accented by a gold and blue Arabic leaf and vine motif around the rim. The large plates measure 10” in diameter, and the set of tableware is in fine condition, exhibiting little wear. $500-$800

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576. Jungle Cruise Boat Interior Concept Art Print. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A framed print of Marc Davis’ point-of-view envisioning of a Jungle Cruise boat headed toward the Enchanted Bathing Pool of Elephants. 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 several years. Measuring 11.75”x15.75” visible through an 18.25”x22.25” gold-tone wood frame, the piece displays in very good condition with some surface wear to frame. $200-$400

577. Jungle Cruise Boat Exterior Concept Art Print. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A framed print of Marc Davis’ envisioning of the exterior of a Jungle Cruise boat headed toward the Enchanted Bathing Pool of Elephants. 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 several years. Measuring 11.75”x15.75” visible through an 18.25”x22.25” gold-tone wood frame, the piece displays in very good condition with minor frame wear. $200-$400

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578. “Jungle Cruise Boat” Print Signed by Collin Campbell. (Disneyland, 1987) A limited edition and signed print of Collin Campbell’s “Jungle Cruise Boat” released through The Disney Gallery. This artwork was originally created by Imagineer Harper Goff providing the initial pencil and ink drawing, while fellow Imagineer Collin Campbell embellished the piece with eye-catching, vibrant, hand-painted colors. Measuring 21.5”x26.5” within a 30.5”x35.5” wooden frame, the print retains the Disney Gallery Certificate of Authenticity, is signed “Collin B. Campbell,” and is numbered 93/300. The piece displays in very good condition, with a few scuffs and scratches throughout. The frame has no plexiglass. $200-$400

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579. Jungle Cruise “Hondo Hattie” Boat Sign Prop. (Disneyland, 2000s-2010s) An original Park-used wooden sign that was proudly displayed over a Jungle Cruise boat at Disneyland. Featuring the name “Hondo Hattie,” the sign identified 1 of 12 launch boats exclusive to the Jungle Cruise at Disneyland. The name refers to the 93-mile-long Hondo River of Central America. The double-sided sign is decorated with hand-painted imagery of the black orchid of Belize. Measuring 10” tall and 51.5” long, the sign displays in very good condition, featuring some minor spots of discoloration and mild warping to the wood due to moisture exposure from “the backside of water.” $3,000-$5,000

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580. Set of (4) Jungle Cruise Lenticular Postcards. (Tokyo Disneyland, 1980s) A set of (4) lenticular postcards featuring memorable vignettes along the banks of the world-famous Jungle Cruise at Tokyo Disneyland. The scenes depicted include the African Veldt, local Natives with African Elephants, a Water Buffalo with Indo-Chinese ruins, and Crocodiles “looking for a handout.” Measuring 4.25”x5.75”, the postcards are in very good condition, with minor wear. $100-$200

582. Adventureland 50th Anniversary Figure by Larry Nikolai. (Disneyland, 2005) A commemorative Adventureland sculpture created by Larry Nikolai in honor of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. The spirit of Adventureland is celebrated as the intrepid explorer Pluto boards the Congo Queen. Measuring 8” tall atop a 7” diameter polished base, the sculpture displays in fine condition. $200-$400

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581. Jungle Cruise Congo Queen by Kevin & Jody. (Disneyland, 2005) A Jungle Cruise Congo Queen limited-edition replica by Kevin Kidney & Jody Daily. Created in celebration of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary, the model was released in an edition of 1000. The miniature-scale boat has been crafted from resin and metal, with a striped silk-screened vinyl canopy. Measuring 14.25” long, 4.75” wide and 5” tall (from hull bottom to top of boiler funnel), the model is proudly displayed on a 16.75”x6.5” matte black base. The model is in very good condition with minor surface wear. The support brackets on the base were replaced and glued in place. While the original box is included, the modified base will not be packed in the box with the model. $300-$600

583. Gorilla Big Game Safari Shooting Gallery Target. (Disneyland, c.1962-82) An original metal target from the Big Game Safari Shooting Gallery in Adventureland. The ape-shaped target measures 7.25” tall and 5” at its widest point. It is in good condition, with wear and oxidation. $300-$500

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584. Baboon Big Game Safari Shooting Gallery Target. (Disneyland, c.1962-82) An original metal target from the Big Game Safari Shooting Gallery in Adventureland. The baboon-shaped target measures 7.5” tall and 7.75” at its widest point. It is in good condition, with wear and oxidation. $300-$500 585. Big Cat Big Game Safari Shooting Gallery Target. (Disneyland, c.1962-82) An original metal target from the Big Game Safari Shooting Gallery in Adventureland. The large cat-shaped target measures 5.5” tall and 10.5” at its widest point. It is in good condition, with wear and oxidation. $300-$500

586. Jungle Cruise Native Talisman Prop Framed Display. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A Park-used native talisman prop from the Jungle Cruise. Part of the attraction’s exotic theming, props like these once adorned the weaponry and ceremonial objects belonging to the indigenous tribespeople of the Congo region, as well as the huts in the little clearing across the River. Measuring 15” long, the piece is in very good park-used condition with only minor paint loss. It is presented in a 24.25”x8.5” and 3” deep faux bamboo shadow box frame. $200-$400

587. Swiss Family Treehouse Framed Prop & Concept Print. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A limited edition Swiss Family Treehouse concept print and leaf prop, released through the Disney Gallery. The print is hand-numbered 61/150 and is framed and matted with an actual prop leaf from the attraction in the bottom-left. Measuring 21”x26”, the display is in very fine condition. $200-$400

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588. Indiana Jones Adventures Imagineering Proposal. (Disneyland, 1991) A Walt Disney Imagineering concept development report on “The Indiana Jones Adventures” at Disneyland. The 10-page report provides an overall conceptual summary and scope for an Indiana Jones-themed area, envisioned as an extension to Adventureland. The attraction would have primarily consisted of a Jeep Expedition ride, a walkable Labyrinth, and Mine Car Escape roller coaster. In addition to individual overviews for each proposed attraction, the report also surveys the potential integration opportunities with both the Disneyland Railroad and Jungle Cruise attractions. The 11”x8.5” report is in very fine condition. $300-$600

589. Indiana Jones Mine Car Escape Script. (Disneyland, 1991) A working draft of the Indiana Jones Mine Car Escape attraction script. Originally designed as a central feature of the proposed “Indiana Jones Adventures” attraction complex at Disneyland, the concept and script of this roller coaster would later inspire Indiana Jones et le Temple du Peril at Disneyland Paris. The 3-page script, written by Imagineer Gary Blumenstein, details the pre-show, mine car vehicles, guest loading procedure, and attraction elements. The 11”x8.5” script is in very fine condition. $200-$400

590. “Indiana Jones… Excavation” by Chuck Ballew Signed. (Disneyland, 1993) An Indiana Jones Temple of the Forbidden Eye Excavation Site concept print by Walt Disney Imagineering Show Set Designer Chuck Ballew. Offered by The Disney Gallery, the print measures 37.25”x32.25”. It is in fine condition, with only slight wear to the wooden frame’s distressed motif. It is signed by Ballew and the original COA is included. $200-$400

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591. Indiana Jones Adventure Queue Number Mold. (Disneyland, 1995) A mold created for the original line queue numbers from Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden Eye at Disneyland. The attraction’s queue along the Adventureland Lost Delta is notably full of references to the Indiana Jones films, and while this mold serves a more functional purpose its integration was no less immersive. Located at the loading area to identify the row that designates seat positions for the ride vehicles, the mold was set and later filled with brass, maintaining the detailed theming of the Temple of the Forbidden Eye. Measuring 11.75”x11.75”, the mold is in fair condition with discoloration and cracking from its intended use. $200-$400

593. Indiana Jones Adventure Guest Magnetic Sign. (Disneyland, c.1995) A large magnetic sign created for the opening VIP events for Indiana Jones Adventure. Resembling a giant Disneyland Name Badge, the oversized magnetic sign was produced to announce special guests for parades and shows. Measuring 17”x23.75”, the sign is in very good condition with little wear. $200-$400

592. Indiana Jones Souvenir Fedora and Dog Tag. (Disneyland, 1995) An Indiana Jones fedora hat and dog tag; opening day press giveaways from the Indiana Jones Adventure attraction at Disneyland. Indy’s trademark fedora has been faithfully recreated, crafted from pure wool by Pacific Dorfman, with a grosgrain hatband, metal logo clip, and interior gold stamping bearing the Indiana Jones name. A size medium, the hat is in as-new condition, retaining its original labels. $200-$400

594. Indiana Jones Forbidden Eye 10th Anniversary Figurine. (Disneyland, 2005) An Indiana Jones Temple of the Forbidden Eye figurine offered during the 10th anniversary of the attraction. Mickey Mouse, Goofy, and Donald Duck outrun the perilous spring-activated trappings and giant serpent of the Lost Delta ruins. Measuring 8.25” tall, the figure displays in fine condition. It features moving parts and working headlights and comes complete in the original box. $200-$400

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Frontierland is a timeless land of faith, courage, and ingenuity, where our country’s past is being lived anew. This is a land where stagecoaches and mine trains blaze trails through the old west; where Native American canoes share the waters with paddle boats, sailing ships, and keel boats that traverse the Rivers of America. Frontierland is also a place where Big Thunder Mountains, Country Bears, and Critters of tall tales from America’s legendary past reside. In this rustic realm of yesterday, guests can dine on the elegant River Belle Terrace, find refreshment within the quaint Casa de Mexicana, step up to “The World’s Longest Bar,” or enjoy a rousing revue at the Golden Horseshoe Saloon.

595. The Golden Horseshoe Hanging Directional Sign. (Disneyland, c.1980s-90s) A park-used hanging sign displayed at the major junction of Frontierland. Stationed where Orleans Street once met with Frontierland’s major thoroughfare through the Stockade, this hanging sign directed audiences to Disneyland’s own 1867-era saloon, The Golden Horseshoe. Measuring just over 8”x17”, the vintage hand-painted sign is in very good condition with few scuffs and wear from, original Park-display. $1,000-$2,000

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596. Mark Twain Steamboat Hanging Directional Sign. (Disneyland, c.1980s-90s) A park-used hanging sign displayed at the major junction of Frontierland. Stationed where Orleans Street once met with Frontierland’s major thoroughfare through the Stockade, this hanging sign directed skillful hands toward the Mark Twain Steamboat Dock enroute for an excursion down a stretch of Disneyland’s own Rivers of America. Measuring just over 6.75”x17”, the vintage hand-painted sign is in very good condition with few scuffs, chips, wear, and retaining a piece of hardware from, original Park-display. $1,000-$2,000

597. Frontierland Shootin’ Arcade Hanging Directional Sign. (Disneyland, c.1980s-90s) A park-used hanging sign displayed at the major junction of Frontierland. Stationed where Orleans Street once met with Frontierland’s major thoroughfare through the Stockade, this hanging sign directed skillful hands toward the Frontierland Shootin’ Arcade. Measuring just over 8”x17”, the vintage hand-painted sign is in very good condition with few scuffs, chips, and wear from, original Park-display. $1,000-$2,000

598. Rivers of America Hanging Directional Sign. (Disneyland, c.1980s-90s) A park-used hanging sign displayed at the major junction of Frontierland. Stationed where Orleans Street once met with Frontierland’s major thoroughfare through the Stockade, this hanging sign directed audiences to Disneyland’s own 200-foot wide and half-mile long bustling Rivers of America. Measuring just over 8”x17”, the vintage 1980s hand-painted sign is in very good condition with few scuffs, chips, and wear from, original Park-display. $1,000-$2,000

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599. Frontierland Waterfront Elevation Herb Ryman Concept. (Disneyland, c.1954) A pre-opening hand-drawn concept of the early planned waterfront buildings of Frontierland, created by Imagineer Herb Ryman. Ryman’s panoramic concept elevation drawing is accomplished in pen and ink, with hand-colored enhancements throughout. It depicts the Golden Horseshoe on the left, with a planned “World’s Longest Little Bar” at the center. Notably, the similar “Mile Long Bar” would open nearly 20 years later in 1972 as part of Bear Country. Ryman’s concept represents some of the earliest preopening designs and ideas for Frontierland, highlighting the fan-favorite boardwalk area along the waterfront next to the Golden Horseshoe. Measuring approximately 13”x32.25”, the large drawing is mounted on artist’s board and presented in a 32.75”x11.25” frame. The piece is in very good condition, exhibiting mild color toning and areas of discoloration from age, and only minor wear from use. $8,000-$10,000

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600. Disneyland & MacGlashan Brochure Art by Dan Martinez. (Disneyland, 1976) A framed piece of original art produced for the cover of a MacGlashan Enterprises brochure featuring the Frontierland Shooting Gallery at Disneyland. The brochure cover was created by Dan Martinez (Disney News Magazine illustrator) and features three vintage 1970s images of the Frontierland Shooting Gallery including the .22 caliber rifle storage. Measuring 32.25”x28.75” the unique piece of Disneyland history is in very good condition with slight wear to the wooden frame and rear dust cover from previous display. $1,000-$2,000

601. Frontierland Shooting Gallery Moose Target. (Disneyland, c.1962-82) A moose-shaped target from the Frontierland Shooting Gallery. The metallic target measures 6” tall and 5.25” long. It is in good condition with some oxidization and wear from use. $100-$200

602. Walt Disney Testing Indian War Canoe Display Photo. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A photo of Walt Disney and senior staff members testing an Indian War Canoe a month before opening. The photo was likely made for a temporary display at Disneyland, celebrating key milestones in the Park’s history. Measuring 11”x14”, the photographic print is mounted to wooden particle board and is in fine condition. $100-$200

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603. Frontierland Concept Art Print. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A concept art print depicting Imagineer Herb Ryman’s Frontierland Waterfront concept. The concept includes several features that would outlast the initial pre-opening development phase and eventually become mainstays of Frontierland, including The Golden Horseshoe saloon and Mark Twain Riverboat. The print was likely produced for a display to honor some of the early concept work that went into the creation of the Park. Measuring approximately 17”x36.5”, the concept print is mounted to foam board and displays in fine condition. $300-$500

604. Disneyland Hotel Golden Horseshoe Concept Art Print. (Disneyland Hotel, c.2000s) A Disneyland Hotel framed concept art print of Sam McKim’s envisioning of Slue-Foot Sue’s Golden Horseshoe Saloon at Disneyland. The exhibition of framed prints of conceptual artwork has become a decorative tradition at the Disneyland Hotel. It measures 20”x26.75”, visible through a 28.25”x35.25” gold-tone wood frame. The piece is in very good condition with some frame wear. $300-$500

605. Disneyland River Belle Terrace Menu. (Disneyland, c.1999) A River Belle Terrace restaurant menu. The two-sided menu features breakfast, lunch, and dinner options in English on one side, and in Spanish on the other. Measuring 8”x11.25”, the laminated menu is in good Park-used condition. $200-$400

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606. River Belle Terrace Mirror Transom Prop. (Disneyland, c.2000s) An original mirror transom prop that once decorated the River Belle Terrace restaurant in Frontierland. Composed of metal and glass, the elegant prop added illumination from reflected light above the indoor tables and entryways of the conservatory dining hall. Measuring an impressive 20”x63” and 2” thick, the sturdy glass displays in good condition exhibiting minor surface scuffs throughout from original Park display. This item may require special shipping conditions, please inquire for details and estimates. $300-$500

607. River Belle Terrace Prop Can. (Disneyland, c.1970s-80s) A prop can that once decorated the River Belle Terrace restaurant. The color xeroxed label features imagery of a serving of peas and a southern steamboat. Measuring 3” in diameter and 4” tall, the Park-used prop is in very good condition, with slight oxidation, minor peeling of label, scratches, and rubber adhesive retention to base from original display. $300-$500

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608. Frontierland Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1955) A hand-silkscreened attraction poster for Frontierland. Designed by Bjorn Aronson, the poster’s lively layout prominently features the Mark Twain, Keel Boats, and Indian War Canoes in bold color. The poster measures 54”x36” and is in very good condition, exhibiting a few minor creases and scuffs with some edge-wear. $5,000-$8,000

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609. Sailing Ship Columbia Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1958) A hand-silkscreened attraction poster for the Sailing Ship Columbia. Designer Bjorn Aronson’s bold imagery captures the sense of exploration and discovery aboard the replica 18th century vessel as it sailed on the Rivers of America. The poster measures 54”x36” and is in very good condition. Despite minor wear to the edges and corners and mild color toning exhibited on the reverse, the dynamic layout and vibrant colors of the piece display beautifully. $5,000-$8,000

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610. The Golden Horseshoe Revue One Sheet Poster. (Disneyland, 1964) A theatrical release one sheet poster for The Golden Horseshoe Revue. The televised musical revue starring Wally Boag, Betty Taylor, Gene Sheldon, Ed Wynn, and Annette Funicello originally aired on Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color in 1962, before its theatrical release two years later. The poster announces “rootin’, tootin’ fun when the old West comes to Disneyland.” Measuring 41”x27”, the poster is in very good used condition, retaining original folds, exhibiting minor creases and wear to both edges and corners. $300-$500

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611. Mark Twain Captain Cast Member Hat Badge. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A very rare badge worn by Cast Members piloting the Mark Twain Riverboat at Disneyland. This metal badge features the designation of “Captain” and was worn on the costume hats. Measuring 2”x2.75”, the pin displays in very fine condition retaining its original luster, with little apparent wear. $200-$400

612. Mark Twain 1st Mate Cast Member Hat Badge. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A badge worn by Cast Members assisting guests aboard the Mark Twain Riverboat at Disneyland. This metal badge features the designation of “1st Mate” and was worn on the costume hats. Measuring 2”x2.75”, the pin displays in very fine condition retaining its original luster, with little apparent wear. $200-$400

613. Walt Disney Signed Mark Twain Postcard Display. (Disneyland, c.1950-60s) A Walt Disney autographed Mark Twain Steamboat postcard presented in a beautiful display. Walt was known to sign postcards, guidebooks, tickets and other memorabilia guests had on hand as he encountered them in the Park. The signed centerpiece has been beautifully matted and framed, bookended by a 1962 Disneyland guide book and jumbo ticket book containing A, B, and D coupons. The postcard measures 4.25”x6” inside a 25.25”x18.75” frame. The postcard is in very good condition, despite few pinholes, a small crease, and mild discoloration from age. Overall, the framed display presents exceptionally well. A Phil Sears COA is included. $4,000-$6,000

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614. Disneyland S.S. Mark Twain Pilot’s Certificate. (Disneyland, c.1950s) A very early S.S. Mark Twain Pilot’s Certificate. The document assures that the holder of the certificate “is a suitable and safe person to be entrusted with the power and duties of Pilot of this steam boat.” Measuring approximately 7”x8.5, the souvenir was given to guests that visited the Wheelhouse of the Mark Twain. It is in good condition, exhibiting only minor discoloration, creases, and edge wear. $100-$200

616. Mark Twain Riverboat Ashtray by Eleanor Welborn. (Disneyland, 1955) A souvenir ashtray depicting Frontierland’s Mark Twain Riverboat. The four-toned vignette with gold leaf lettering is centered within a glazed ceramic ashtray, made exclusively for Disneyland by local Monterey artists at Eleanor Welborn Art Productions. Measuring 3.75”x4” and under 1” deep, the souvenir of Disneyland features four holders and displays in very good condition with minor crazing throughout, retaining some adhesive retention near original backstamps. $200-$400

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615. Mark Twain Christmas Riverboat Ride Sign. (Disneyland, 2000s) A Christmas Riverboat Ride sign displayed during a holiday-themed overlay of “the queen of the river.” The decks of the Mark Twain are embellished with garlands, wreaths, and festive bunting while snowflakes fill the air in this sign produced for the Disneyland Resort. Measuring 20”X18”, the pvc core sign with screen printed graphics displays in very good condition exhibiting minor wear due to intended Park display. $400-$600

617. Mine Train Imagineering Research Documents. (Disneyland, c.1970-80) A rare Imagineering research document pertaining to the Mine Train Through Nature’s Wonderland. The more than 80-page spiral bound document collection contains numerous color copies of Nature’s Wonderland vignettes, with a copyright note over each, while the additional documents are select pages of “The Nature’s Wonderland Story” published by the University of Disneyland. This research may have been performed for concurrent Frontierland expansions or rehabilitations. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the research documents are in very good condition with few creases, minor wear to edges and corners, with some annotation. $200-$400

618. Casa Mexicana Menu. (Disneyland, 1990) A menu from the Casa de Mexicana at Disneyland. Casa de Mexicana was hosted by Lawry’s Foods, beginning in 1982. This one-sided menu includes Mexican combinations and specialties, as well as new healthier “vegetarian alternatives.” Measuring 11.5”x9”, the laminated menu displays in very good Parkused condition with very minor creases to some edges and corners. $100-$200

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619. Signed Fiesta Mexicana Charles Boyer Print. (Disneyland, c.1985) A beautiful “Fiesta Mexicana” lithographic print signed by its artist Charles Boyer as well as voice actor Bill Farmer. A trio of mariachi (Mickey Mouse, Goofy, and Donald Duck) celebrate new Disneyland Casa Mexicana Participant Lawry’s. Measuring 32.25”x22.25”, the print is in very good condition with minor handling wear and creasing along the right side. $4,000-$6,000

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620. Sailing Ship Columbia Disney Gallery Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A Sailing Ship Columbia 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 little edge-wear. $300-$500

621. Frontierland 50th Anniversary Figure by Larry Nikolai. (Disneyland, 2005) A commemorative figure created by Imagineer Larry Nikolai for Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. The fourth in a series of landthemed figures, this piece represents Frontierland with Goofy paddling downriver. Accomplished in resin with a bronze-like finish, the figure measures 7.5” tall. It is in good condition. Goofy has been reattached to the canoe. $200-$400

622. Pair of Big Al & Henry Country Bear Ceramic Figures. (Disneyland, 1970s) A pair of Country Bear hand-painted ceramic figures of Henry and Big Al. Each souvenir figure captures the likeness of a memorable Country Bear Jamboree Cast Member strummin’ “in the good ol’ key of ‘G’” with a Walt Disney Productions backstamp. Measuring under 10”x5.5” in diameter, each souvenir figure displays in very good condition, with little wear. $100-$200

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623. Country Bear Jamboree Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1972) An original lithographic poster advertising the Country Bear Jamboree attraction. This rare version of the attraction poster promotes the attraction at both Parks, Disneyland and Walt Disney World, along the bottom edge. Measuring 54”x37”, the poster displays in good condition with some creasing throughout, spots of discoloration within the border and minor wear to edges and corners. $700-$900

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624. Big Thunder Night at Disneyland WED & MAPO Poster. (Disneyland, 1979) A Big Thunder Night at Disneyland poster. The poster advertised the celebratory event held for WED and MAPO staff “prospectors” who contributed to the production of “the wildest ride in the wilderness” at Disneyland. Measuring 24”x18” the poster print displays in fine condition, exhibiting little wear. $200-$400

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625. Splash Mountain Temporary Exhibit Sign. (Disneyland, 2010s) A Splash Mountain rehabilitation sign divulging some of the history of the popular Critter Country attraction. This rare museum piece was produced for a temporary exhibit coinciding with a period of maintenance and rehabilitation, tracing the source of a quintet of resident Geese performers, to the “Bird in a Gilded Cage” scene of America Sings at Disneyland. Measuring 36”x23.75”, the Park-used particle board sign displays in very good condition, exhibiting only slight scuffs, minor wear, and mounting holes, from original display. $700-$1,000

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626. Splash Mountain Imagineering Color Guide Fish Prop. (Tokyo Disneyland, c.1990s) A hand-painted fish prop used as a color sample by Disney Imagineers for use in Splash Mountain at Tokyo Disneyland. An earlier design of the fish appeared inside the fishbowl-style fuel pumps at Goofy’s Gas at Mickey’s Toontown. Composed of molded fiberglass, the Imagineering color reference is painted on one side. Measuring 11”x10.25” this unique item is in fine condition with minor signs of handling from intended use. $200-$400

627. Splash Mountain Signed Print by Charles Boyer. (Disneyland, 1989) A limited edition signed lithographic print by Charles Boyer, created to commemorate the opening of Splash Mountain at Disneyland. The lithographic print is titled “The Laffin’ Place” and is signed by Boyer in the bottom-right corner. Measuring 30”x24”, the lithograph numbered 3,049/5,000 displays in fair condition with some wear along the margins, including scattered spots of discoloration. $200-$400

628. Pair of Splash Mountain Single Rider Passes. (Disneyland, c.1990s-2000s) A pair of Splash Mountain Single Rider passes. Before the Fast Pass system, Splash Mountain Single Rider passes enabled Disneyland audiences to proceed through the Single Rider queue located at the exit of the attraction. Measuring approximately 4.75”x4.25” and 6”x4.25”, the passes displays in very good condition with some handling wear from use and small spots of discoloration. $100-$200

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629. Winnie the Pooh Hand-Painted Attraction Sign. (Disneyland, 2000s) A very large hand-painted wooden sign used within The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh at Disneyland. During the opening years of the attraction, this large sign could be seen installed on the exterior of the barn just before guests would exit their beehive-shaped vehicles. Likely used beginning in 2003 for the opening year of the Disneyland attraction, this prominently-used attraction signage survives as an incredible testament to this Park classic. The reverse maintains the sign’s hanging brackets, and there are three unobtrusive screw holes in the sign. Measuring an impressive 29.5”x76.5”, the attraction sign is in very fine Park-used condition. Special shipping arrangements may apply, please inquire for details and estimates. $6,000-$8,000

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New Orleans Square was the first new land to open at the Park since its opening day in 1955. When it debuted in August of 1966, its dedication event marked one of the final major public appearances of Walt Disney before his passing in December of that year. Influenced by its namesake city of New Orleans, the land features winding streets full of 19th-century shops and restaurants themed after the area. It is home to Pirates of the Caribbean, the Blue Bayou restaurant, and the Haunted Mansion, among other popular attractions and locations. The land is also home to the legendary Club 33, which opened in 1967.

630. 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 has become a Disneyland Hotel tradition, and this framed print was on display at the legendary resort. The piece has a 19.75”x29.5” mat opening within its 28.25”x38” gold-tone wood frame. The item is in very good condition with minor surface wear to the frame, and some sticker residue on the upper corners of the glass. $100-$200

631. Disneyland New Orleans Square Decorative Towel. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A Disneyland New Orleans Square Decorative Towel. The canvas kitchen linen twice depicts New Orleans Square in stylized minimalism, with a bold three-color theme. Measuring 31”x17.5”, the souvenir of a late 1960s Disneyland bears the “Walt Disney Productions” copyright note, and is in good condition, with only minor creasing and folds. $100-$200

632. 5th Annual Dixieland at Disneyland Souvenir Program. (Disneyland, 1964) A Souvenir Program commemorating the 5th Annual Dixieland at Disneyland event held September 25-26, 1964, at “Disneyland After Dark.” The program advertises headliner Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong wailing on his trumpet, and “all that jazz”-the other entertainers that performed “for your listening pleasure throughout the night.” Measuring approximately 11”x5.75” when closed, the souvenir of Disneyland is in very good condition despite slight creases, and color toning from age, typical of ephemera of this vintage. $100-$200

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633. New Orleans Square Souvenir Trivet. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A decorative cast iron and tile trivet featuring four-color imagery of New Orleans Square at Disneyland. Depicted are evocative architectural elements of Disneyland’s own magical “French Quarter.” Measuring 9.25”x5.25”, the trivet displays in fine condition with little surface wear and slight oxidation to the iron. $100-$200

635. New Orleans Square Dining Tray. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A large fiberglass service tray produced by Camtray Cambro Manufacturing for the French Market area of New Orleans Square at Disneyland. The tray features the New Orleans Square text logo framed with an elegant arabesque border established in azure and gold tones. Measuring 14”x18”, the Disneyland Food Division relic is in good condition, exhibiting some cracking and wear from age, and moderate scuffing and scratches from Park-use. $100-$200

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634. Cafe Orleans Menu. (Disneyland, c.1990s-2000s) A menu highlighting the hot entrees and deserts of Cafe Orleans. The laminated menu features English on one side, with Spanish on the reverse. Measuring 8.25”x8.75”, the Park-used menu is in very good condition, exhibiting some creasing and indentation. $100-$200

636. Disneyland Blue Bayou Tableware Set. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A set of tableware manufactured by Mayer, created exclusively for use by the Blue Bayou at Disneyland. The presentation of the Southern style gourmet was once accented by the eloquent French cornucopia motif around the rim of the dishes. Measuring 10.5”, 5.75” and 4” in diameter, the ceramic dinner plate, saucer, and teacup from the riverside restaurant are in very good condition, exhibiting some wear and minor crazing typical of such Park-used Food Division artifacts of a similar vintage. $100-$200

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When Pirates of the Caribbean opened in March of 1967, the immersive journey, brought to life by such notable Imagineers as Marc Davis, X. Atencio, and Fred Joerger, captivated its awestruck audiences and helped assure the attraction would be a timeless Disney tradition for decades to come. Ultimately, the adventure would inspire a franchise of five feature-length films, and even giving rise to spin-off attractions and shows at Disney Parks around the world.

637. Marc Davis Pirates of the Caribbean Study. (Disneyland, 1960s) An original painting by Imagineer Marc Davis, used in the creation of the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. This original scene concept by Davis reinforces that nothing shall come between a pirate and his buried treasure. The artwork is signed by Davis in the lower-right, and comes with a signed letter of authenticity from his wife, Alice Davis. Measuring 16”x20”, the watercolor and ink painting is mounted to artist’s board for presentation. It is in very fine condition with minor edge wear to the board. $12,000-$15,000

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639. Pirates of the Caribbean Painting by Dan Martinez. (Disneyland, c.1960s-70s) An original painting by Dan Martinez, created to promote the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. Martinez, who served as Art Director of Disney News Magazine, likely created this artwork to promote the new attractions at both Disneyland and Walt Disney World. It depicts a wild crew of brazen buccaneers drunk on the spoils of plunderin’, following a fiery coastal raid of Puerto Dorado. The kinetic brushstrokes and highlights of bold reds and electric greens in this one-of-a-kind artwork wonderfully capture the frenetic energy and blazing heat of the intense scene. Measuring 26”x19”, the painting is in very good condition with minor wear to the corners, edges, and reverse of the artists board, retaining some original artists’ tape on reverse. $200-$400

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640. Pirates of the Caribbean Anniversary Throw Pillow. (Disneyland, 2007) A limited edition Pirates of the Caribbean throw pillow. Designed by artist Amanda Vissel to commemorate the beloved attraction’s 40th anniversary, it was released in an edition of 1967 as a nod to its opening year. The pillow features stylized artwork of a pirate wielding a cutlass in one hand and flintlock pistol in the other, with “Yo ho! Yo ho! A pirate’s life for me!” embroidered at each corner. The reverse bears a special Pirates’ 40th anniversary logo and is equipped with button closure. Measuring 16.5”x16.5”, the piece is in very fine condition and retains its original hangtag. $100-$200

642. Pirates of the Caribbean Lenticular Postcard Set. (Tokyo Disneyland, c.1983) A rare set of (6) lenticular postcards from Pirates of the Caribbean at Tokyo Disneyland. The vintage postcards depict scenes from the Adventureland attraction, including Dead Man’s Cove, the Auction Scene, and more. Each card measures 4.25”x6” and is fine condition. The set is enclosed within its original souvenir packaging, exhibiting minor creasing and edge wear. $100-$200

641. Pirates of the Caribbean Lenticular (7) Card Set. (Disneyland, 1999-2000) A collection of (7) Pirates of the Caribbean lenticular cards. Each piece depicts a memorable scene taken throughout the attraction, and the collection includes the full 4-card complete set with three duplicates. Measuring 4.25”x5.5”, the cards are in fine condition, contained in their original packaging with original display easels. Packaging exhibit very minor scuffs and wear from Park display. $200-$400

643. Pirates of the Caribbean 30th Anniversary Plaque Pin. (Disneyland, 2001) A limited edition Pirates of the Caribbean plaque pin. This gorgeous metal pin replicates the 30th anniversary plaque which hangs in the attraction’s entrance at Disneyland, honoring the members of Walt Disney’s original Buccaneer Club. Measuring 3.5”x3.75”, the commemorative pin is in fine condition and comes in its original hinged jewelry box. The leatherette box measures 4.5”x6.25 and bears the Pirates’ emblem on the inside of the lid. $100-$200

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644. Pirates “Chart Your Course” Pin Set & Display. (Disneyland, 2006) A complete set of (6) Pirates of the Caribbean themed pins and “Chart Your Course” compass display card. Created exclusively for Disneyland Resort, the set features Mickey Mouse, Pluto, Goofy, Captain Hook, Tinkerbell, and Tick-Tock Crocodile, all clad in pirate attire while promoting fictional shops. Measuring approximately 1.5”, each pin is in very fine condition, retaining original Disney pin backs, and bearing a “Official Pin Trading 2006 Disneyland Gift With Purchase” backstamp. The 8” diameter compass display card retains its moving spinner, and exhibits minor creasing. $100-$200

645. Pirates of the Caribbean Framed Imagineer Name Tag Pin. (Disney, 2007) A limited edition Pirates of the Caribbean framed Imagineer name tag pin. This Imagineer Exclusive pin had an edition size of 300, with an even smaller number reserved for this wonderful framed display offered through Walt Disney Imagineering. The pin-onpin style of the attraction logo adds a nice layer of depth to the name tag. The 1.5”x2” pin is mounted, matted, and presented within a 7.5”x8.25’’ a Mickey Mouse motif gold-toned frame. The piece is in fine condition. $100-$200

646. Pirates of the Caribbean Limited Edition Pin Set. (Disney, 2007) A limited edition Pirates of the Caribbean pin set. Designed by Imagineer Chris Turner, this third entry in the WDI Ride Thru Pin Series depicts scenes following the iconic attraction’s overhaul; successfully integrating characters and imagery from the popular film franchise, most prominently Captain Jack Sparrow, throughout the ride. This complete 5-pin Imagineer Exclusive set was released in an edition size of 100, and has been beautifully mounted to a 5.75”x9.75” mat within a 12.25”x16.25” carved gold-tone frame. The item is in very fine condition, and retains a Certificate of Authenticity on the reverse. $200-$400

647. “Scoundrels and Skeletons” Postcards Signed by Shag. (Disneyland, 2017) A pair of framed Pirates of the Caribbean postcards signed by the artist Shag. The 50th anniversary of Pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland was celebrated with “Scoundrels and Skeletons” created by Joshua “Shag” Agle. The postcards were initially exclusively available at the D23 Expo in 2017, while later offered where all fine art was found at Disney Resorts. Measuring 9.75”x18.5” the framed and matted pieces are in fine condition exhibiting minor scuffs and the lightest wear to the frame. $200-$400

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The Disney Gallery was the showcase for Disney Legends, master illustrators, authors, and veteran animators from 1987 to 2007. Beginning with “The Art of Disneyland - 1953-1986,” the location’s exhibits offered the opportunity to view rarely seen artwork, meet outstanding artists of Walt Disney Studio and Walt Disney Imagineering, and acquire coveted limited edition prints and collectibles.

648. Multi-Signed Disneyland Mountains Lithographic Print. (Disneyland, 1999) A multisigned lithograph print titled “The Disneyland Mountains of the Anaheim Range,” by John Horny. Released through The Disney Gallery, the print is signed by ten Imagineers who contributed to these legendary peaks: Tony Baxter, Harriet Burns, Don Edgren, Bruce Gordon, Bob Gurr, John Hench, John Horny, Fred Joerger, George McGinnis, and John Stone. The piece has a 11.75”x38.5” viewable image size inside its 15”x41.75” frame and is in fine condition. The print has been hand-numbered 227/300 and dated 7/17/99, retaining an embossed Disney Gallery seal at lower right and Certificate of Authenticity. $200-$400

649. Multi-Signed Commemorative Disneyland Map Print. (Disneyland, 2000) A multisigned limited edition “Disneyland Map Triptych” print. Released to commemorate Disneyland’s 45th anniversary, the piece features 1954, 1958 and 2000 Park Map renderings signed by their original artists: Peter Ellenshaw, Sam McKim, and Nina Rae Vaughn. This trio of Park cartographers were joined by fellow Imagineers Tony Baxter, Blaine Gibson, and John Hench, who also signed the piece for an event at The Disney Gallery on Saturday, July 15, 2000. Each map measures 9.5”x12” inside the 12.75”x39.25” frame. It is in very good condition. The piece has been hand-numbered 206/250, retaining an embossed Disneyland 45 Years of Magic seal at lower right and Certificate of Authenticity. $200-$400

650. Marc Davis Disney Gallery Sign. (Disneyland, c.1980s-90s) A sign advertising Marc Davis at the Disney Gallery in the Royal Courtyard. The Disney Gallery in New Orleans Square was renowned for its special guests, including veteran Disney animators. Thru the years, Disney Legend Marc Davis made several appearances at the Disney Gallery from its opening in July of 1987, until his passing in 2000. Measuring 28”x22”, the cardstock prop sign is in very good condition, with a few small scuffs, spots of discoloration, and minor wear to edges and corners from original Park use. $200-$400

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651. Snow Queen Print Signed by Marc Davis. (Disneyland, 1997) A limited edition Snow Queen print signed by Marc Davis for the tenth anniversary of The Disney Gallery. The print honors Davis’ designs for the proposed Enchanted Snow Palace attraction from the late 1970s. In 1997, a limited edition run of select Walt Disney Imagineering Art Library pieces were released through The Disney Gallery at Disneyland. Measuring 11”x14”, the stunning print is in fine condition, and hand-numbered 290/300. $200-$400

654. Set of (5) “Designing Disney” Mickey Mouse Prints. (Disney, 1998) A set of (5) Mickey Mouse motivational prints created for “Designing Disney-Imagineering and the Art of the Show” by John Hench and Peggy Van Pelt. The unique and colorful prints feature five inspirational observations made by John Hench related to artistic perception and expression. These come contained inside a folder featuring the shimmering embossed logo of Walt Disney Imagineering. Measuring 8.5”x11”, the prints display in very good condition exhibiting minor creases, and slight wear. $100-$200

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652. Herb Ryman Whaler’s Cottage Giclee Print. (Disneyland, 2000) A limited edition giclee print by Walt Disney Legend Herb Ryman, titled “Whaler’s Cottage.” This high quality reproduction of Ryman’s original oil on canvas painting was commissioned through The Ryman Foundation and sold in The Disney Gallery at Disneyland Resort. Widely known for his ability to translate Walt’s ideas into drawings, this wonderfully atmospheric landscape piece offers a captivating depiction of the coastline in Point Lobos, California. Measuring 18”x24” with an image area of 11”x22”, the piece is hand-numbered 44/100, and is in very fine condition, with its Certificate of Authenticity included. $200-$400

655. Charles Boyer “Magical Smiles I” Large Print. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A stunning lithographic print of the Charles Boyer composition, “Magical Smiles I.” Featuring Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, and Donald Duck posed in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle, Boyer’s piece celebrates whimsical grandeur of the park in the artist’s nostalgic, Norman Rockwell-influenced style. Measuring a large 34.75”x24” with an image size of 31.75”x21”, it is in very good condition with minor wear to the extreme edges. $200-$400

653. Mickey Mouse Portrait Prints Signed by John Hench. (Disney, c.1978) A pair of limited edition lithographic prints of Mickey Mouse’s Portrait signed by Imagineer John Hench. These portraits were originally created by Hench for the corporate icon’s 25th and 50th birthdays. Each print is signed by John Hench, hand-numbered 582/750, and feature the official Walt Disney Archives Backstamp. Measuring 22”x17”, the fine condition prints exhibit slight wear to edges, and come protected inside their original 24”x19” good condition portfolio with minor wear to folds. $200-$400

656. “Disney at Dusk” Print Signed by Charles Boyer. (Disneyland, 1986) A Charles Boyer signed “Disneyland at Dusk” lithographic print. Created exclusively for the Pontiac/Disneyland Private Parties of 1986, the Disneyland master illustrator depicts the towers and spires of Sleeping Beauty Castle against a magical twilight sky backdrop. Measuring 20”x20”, the print is in fine condition with very minor edge wear from handling, retaining the Disney Legend’s signature. $200-$400

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657. Charles Boyer “Tribute to Firefighters” Framed Print. (Disneyland, 1993) A limited edition framed print by Charles Boyer. The artwork was designed as a touching tribute in honor of the brave first responders to Sothern California’s devastating wildfires in 1993. Boyer’s rare print has a 18”x13” mat opening within its 25.5”x19.5” glossy black frame. The item is in fine condition with minor wear from previous display. $200-$400

660. Walt Disney Art Classics Tinker Bell Print. (Disney, c.1990s) An art print of Tinker Bell by Imagineer Marc Davis, produced by Walt Disney Art Classics. Inspired by a circa 1953 animation drawing of Tinker Bell, the red, blue, and black pencils of Davis’ original work are beautifully depicted in this large print. Measuring 28”x20”, the poster print displays in fine condition, exhibiting little wear. $100-$200

658. Walt’s 100th Birthday Print by Peter Emmerich. (Disneyland, 2001) A limited edition Cast Member-exclusive deluxe lithographic print of Disneyland illustrator Peter Emmerich’s special portrait of Walt Disney. Created in celebration of “the 100th anniversary of Walt Disney’s birth on December 5, 2001,” the print has been signed in pencil by the artist at bottom right, “P. Emmerich,” and hand-numbered in pencil at bottom left, “566/2500.” The print is framed by a painted ovular gem-tone outline embellished with raised scrollwork-style embossing. A Disneyland COA is included. Measuring 23”x18.5” with an image size of 19.5”x15.5”, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

659. Mark Twain Lithograph Signed by Nina Rae Vaughn. (Disneyland, 1992) A limited edition lithographic print of the Mark Twain Riverboat signed by Nina Rae Vaughn. Measuring 36.75”x27”, the hand-numbered “219/300” piece bearing the official Disney Gallery seal displays in fine condition, exhibiting little wear, while retaining the signature “Nina Rae Vaughn 92” in the border, and a Disney gallery Certificate of Authority. $200-$400

661. Donald Duck Sketch by Kevin Kidney. (Disney, 1993) A classic Donald Duck drawing created by Kevin Kidney. Kidney is renowned for his love of Walt-era Disneyland attractions and characters, evident by this on-model drawing of Donald. Measuring 7”x8” on a large 24”x19” paper, the drawing displays in very good condition, exhibiting minor creasing and little wear to the paper throughout. It is signed by Kidney at the bottom-right. $200-$400

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662. 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-$7,000

663. Ward Kimball Mickey Mouse Clock. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A stylized Mickey Mouse clock by Disney Legend Ward Kimball. Kimball’s “innovative” late 1970s recreation of Mickey Mouse in homage to the abstract styling of Pablo Picasso is the face of a modern limited release timepiece by Centric. The graphic was initially created for “The Art of Mickey Mouse” by Ward Kimball. Measuring 5.25”x4.75” and 1.5” wide, the black eggshell clock case and swivel mount are in fine condition, retaining original Walt Disney Gallery sticker on base and warranty tag, which exhibits some creasing. $100-$200

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664. “One Hundred Mickeys” Print Box Set by Eric Robison. (Disneyland, 2002) A limited edition “One Hundred Mickeys” box set of prints by artist and Imagineer Eric Robison. In commemoration of Walt Disney’s 100th birthday, Robison was asked to create 100 original paintings of Mickey Mouse; a task he achieved in under 17 months. This set contains a beautiful lithographic reproduction for each of Robison’s Mickeys, printed on acid-free, archival-quality paper, inside a decorative red box embossed with the “One Hundred Mickeys” emblem. The box set measures 8”x7.75” and 2.5” wide, with all elements in very fine condition. Also included is a Disney Gallery Certificate of Authenticity, hand-numbered 222/1000, and signed by Robison. $200-$400

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665. Boxed Set of (3) Disney Railroad Signs. (Disneyland, 2011) A boxed set of (3) Disney Theme Parks Railroad signs by Jeff Granito, created exclusively for Disney Theme Parks. Measuring approximately 15.5”x10.5” each, the screen-printed tin signs are in fine condition. The original box has some surface wear throughout. $100-$200

667. Collection of (6) Boxed Sets of Disney Character CDs. (Applewood Books, 1996) A collection of (6) limited edition Disney Character boxed sets. Each set includes a facsimile of a vintage children’s book and CD recording of the respective story. Originally published in 1938, these books provided young readers with an introduction to Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, Donald, Clarabelle and Dippy (Goofy’s original name). The CDs feature an exclusive reading of the story, featuring character voices and narrated by Horace Horsecollar. These boxed sets were limited to only 2,500 copies each. All items are in very fine condition and remain unopened. $100-$200

666. Main Street Pewter Miniatures Boxed Set. (Disneyland, 2005) A limited edition boxed set of Main Street themed pewter miniatures. Created by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily to commemorate Disneyland’s 50th Anniversary, the set was limited to 1500. The set of (6) figurines highlights several nostalgic elements of this iconic area of the Park, including the Omnibus, Band Stand, Tour Guide, and more. The box measures 7”x10” and 3.5” tall, and is in very fine condition with very minor paint wear to the Omnibus figurine and minor wear to the box. The COA is included. $300-$500

668. Goofy Hat Signed by Bill Farmer. (Disneyland, c.1970s-80s) A Goofy hat signed by Bill Farmer. The memorable hat homage of Walt Disney’s Goofy, “an unassuming fellow, who never let fame go to his head,” has forever become associated with the Disneyland experience. Further the Bill Farmer (the voice of Goofy since 1987) has autographed the souvenir of Disneyland. Measuring a size large, the Disney Character Fashions hat is in very good condition, despite some creasing and slight wear. $200-$400

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669. Signed Don “Ducky” Williams Little Mermaid Lithograph. (Disney, 2005) A signed lithograph by renowned Disney artist Don “Ducky” Williams titled “Part of Your World Heads West.” Created to commemorate the Disney Magic’s voyage from Florida’s Walt Disney World Resort to California’s Disneyland Resort; the piece was exclusively available to cruise guests and limited to an edition of 3800. The colorful illustration depicts the Disney Cruise Line vessel at sea between Sleeping Beauty Castle and Cinderella Castle with Princess Ariel, Sebastian and Flounder looking on in delight. Measuring 16”x20” overall with an image area of 10”x16”, the print is in fine condition with very minor wear at the corner, and includes a Certificate of Authenticity. $100-$200

671. WDCC Lady and the Tramp Figurine Set. (Disney, 1998) A complete collection of (4) Walt Disney Classics Collection Lady and the Tramp figures. Included are Joe, Tony, Lady and the Tramp, and an alley base, each one hand-numbered “3798/5,000.” Measuring from 5” to 7.75” tall atop a 12.75”x9.25” base, the collectable figurines display in very fine condition, complete with original boxes, packaging, and COAs. $300-$600

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670. WDCC Song of the South Figures Signed by Frank & Ollie. (Disney, c.1996-97) A set of (4) Walt Disney Classics Collection Song of the South figurines, signed by Frank Thomas & Ollie Johnston. Included are Brer Fox, Brer Rabbit, Brer Bear, and the Opening Title scroll. The Brer Fox figure is a rare “Artist Proof” edition. The three character figures are signed under the bases by both Thomas and Johnston, who were responsible for animating the trio for segments of the feature film. Measuring from 2” to 7.5” tall, the figurines display in very fine condition, complete with their original boxes, packaging, and COAs. $300-$600

672. Mickey Mouse Disneyland 45th Charger. (Disney, c.2001) A Disneyland 45th Anniversary Mickey Mouse decorative charger plate by designed by artist David Willardson. Released as a limited edition through Disney Auctions, the charger measures 17” in diameter and features the Mickey presenting an inset Disneyland 45th Anniversary seal numbered “238/250”. It displays in fine condition, exhibiting little apparent wear, and retaining original Disneyland COA. $200-$400

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673. Disneyland “I Conquered the Mountain” Sign. (Disneyland, 1999) A sign produced for the “I Conquered the Mountain” event at Disneyland from July 12-25, 1999. The sign directs Disneyland Passport holders to have their Passports stamped at each mountain – the Matterhorn, Big Thunder Mountain, Space Mountain, and Splash Mountain-before redeeming their “I Conquered the Mountain” pin at either The Disneyland Gallery or Disneyana shop on Main Street. Measuring approximately 10.5”x8.5”, the very good condition cardstock sign features an unpunched stand on the back with very slight wear to the corners and edges. $100-$200

675. Disneyland 45th Anniversary Pin Boxed Set. (Disneyland, 2000) A limited edition Disneyland 45th Anniversary pin boxed set. The beautiful cherry wood box has a decorative brass lid plate and an excerpt of Walt’s opening dedication engraved inside. The (5) exclusive pins include a pie-eyed Mickey Mouse, a Mickey Mouse Ingersoll watch, the first Park admission ticket, the E.P. Ripley locomotive, and Partners statue at center. The box measures 2”x8.25” and 4” deep. All elements are in fine condition, with some wear to the interior engraving. This set had an edition size of 1000 however only 500 were issued with a Certificate of Authenticity, due to a misprint, making this item even more rare. $100-$200

674. “Welcome to Our Tropical Paradise” Print by Yakovetic. (Disneyland, 2013) A “Welcome to Our Tropical Paradise” print created by Yakovetic for “The Art of Disney Parks,” coinciding with the 50th anniversary celebration of Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room in 2013. The scene imagines true-life toucan and macaw actors performing inside the timeless Adventureland show, in the ‘Pronkstilleven’ ostentatious still life form of the Old World Masters. Measuring 23.25”x27.25” the print numbered “11/95” displays in fine condition, retaining the original Certificate of Authenticity on reverse. $200-$400

676. Partners Miniature Statue. (Disneyland, c.2005) A miniature replica of artist Blaine Gibson’s sculpture titled Partners, released by the Art of the Disney Theme Parks Collection. The iconic statue features family entertainment pioneer Walt Disney with his most famous creation, Mickey Mouse, and the original is installed in a permanent home in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland. Constructed of bronze with a wooden pedestal base, the felted bottom is stamped in silver ink with collection information. The statue measures 9”x5” and 5.5” deep and is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $200-$400

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Disneyland’s exclusive Club 33 has captivated the imagination of Park guests since it first opened on June 15, 1967. While it first opened to participant sponsors of the park, within time, Associate and Charter Members would also have the pleasure of dining on elegant meals presented atop the finest china and tableware, within the Club’s one-of-a-kind atmosphere. The Club’s experience has been further enhanced by the offering of member’s only and limited edition watches, challenge coins, ornaments, plates, and other keepsakes designed to commemorate an already distinguished visit to Club 33.

678. Club 33 Male Cast Member Wardrobe. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A 4-piece wardrobe set once worn by Disneyland Cast Members of the Club 33 members only lounge at Disneyland. The set features a vest, cummerbund, bowtie, and apron, sporting the fanciful Club 33 motif. The vest is accented by shiny gold-patina buttons bearing the wrought iron Walt Disney monogram, while the apron displays the embroidered logo of Club 33. Measuring “one size fits all,” the condition is very fine, exhibiting the lightest wear from use, and retaining original Walt Disney Company Wardrobe labels. $300-$500

677. Club 33 Server Dress & Dickey. (Disneyland, 2000s) A fanciful server dress and dickey manufactured for staff of Club 33 at Disneyland. The French style ensemble is embellished with a floral embroidered dickey and Club 33 logo on the sleeve. Measuring a size 10, the wardrobe displays in very good condition, missing few buttons, retaining original Disneyland labels. $200-$400

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679. Pair of Club 33 Homer Laughlin China Plates. (Disney, c.1990s) A pair of Homer Laughlin China plates manufactured for use within Club 33 at Disneyland. The plates feature the New Orleans Square establishment’s chic design with classic Club 33 logo established in regal blue and gold tones, and Homer Laughlin backstamp. Measuring 9” in diameter, the plates are in fair condition, exhibiting some edge and surface wear from Park use. $200-$400

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680. Club 33 Plates by Michael Léson. (Disneyland, 1990s-2004) A collection of (6) ceramic bread plates specially created by Homer Laughlin and Michael Léson for Disneyland’s exclusive Club 33. Measuring 6.5” in diameter, the ceramic plates “made for Club 33” are accented by the Club’s bold color palette of blue and gold, and feature the Michael Léson Dinnerware backstamp, while retaining few scuffs and minor wear from use by Members and Guests. $200-$400

683. Club 33 Thirtieth Anniversary Souvenir Book. (Disneyland, 1997) A 16-page reproduction of the original informational booklet given to Club 33 Members on June 15th, 1967. The souvenir booklet contains information on the concept, various rooms, and Club 33 Membership, with forward on the vellum flyleaf for attendees of the thirtieth anniversary of Club 33 at Disneyland. Measuring 8.75”x9”, the book is in very good condition with some minor corner-wear. $100-$200

681. Set of (3) Club 33 Deshoulieres Dinner Plates. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A set of (3) plates manufactured by Deshoulieres for Club 33 at Disneyland. Reflecting the elegance of the New Orleans Square establishment, the plates feature ornate edge gold and silver outer rim edges encompassing the nouveau style Club 33 logo with a Deshoulieres backstamp. Measuring 10.5” in diameter, each plate is in overall good condition, exhibiting some surface wear to the logo on one plate from restaurant use. $200-$400

684. Exclusive Club 33 Challenge Coin. (Disneyland, 2018) An exclusive Club 33 challenge coin released in 2018. The collectable features the new Club 33 emblem on the reverse and a relief image of Mickey holding out a Club 33 key on the obverse. The souvenir comes complete, in its original plastic Club 33 envelope, and within a Club 33 souvenir bag. Measuring approximately 2” in diameter, Disney numismatists will find that the medallion is in very fine condition. $100-$200

682. Club 33 Rosenthal Service Plate. (Disney, c.2000s) A service plate, manufactured by Rosenthal for Club 33 at Disneyland. The charger reflects the New Orleans Square establishment’s chic design, offering delicate gold linework encompassing the Club’s nouveau style logo upon an eggshell white porcelain, with Rosenthal’s backstamp. Measuring at 11.5 in diameter, the service plate is in good condition exhibiting only minor surface wear from use. $200-$400

685. Club 33 Men’s Limited Edition Watch. (Disneyland, 2000s) A stylish men’s watch from Disneyland’s exclusive Club 33. The limited edition watch features the Club 33 name and logo on the face with genuine leather band. Measuring 9.25” long, the watch case and band are in good condition with minor wear. $300-$500

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686. Club 33 Member Trophy Room Holiday Ornament. (Disneyland, 2004) A holiday ornament depicting the original Club 33 Trophy Room case. Recreated in lustrous metal for a Club 33 Members Only Holiday Gift in 2004. Measuring 3”x1.75” and under 0.5” wide, the gold-plated metal keepsake is in fine condition, and comes packaged in its fine condition 4.25”x2.75” and 1.25” red matt textured “Happy Holidays” box, bearing a button snap and Club 33 logo. $100-$200

689. Pair of Original Club 33 Emblem Pins. (Disneyland, 2013) A set of (2) beautiful pins produced as mementos of the original emblem of Club 33 at Disneyland. The original logo was recreated in miniature form for a commemorative pin, coinciding with the opening of the All-New Club 33 in 2014. Measuring approximately 1.75”x1.5” the condition is fine, with ball locking jewelry clutch backs. $100-$200

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687. Club 33 Door Ornament. (Disneyland, 2015) A Club 33 Members Only open edition ornament of the Club’s gorgeous door. This full color recreation of the iconic entryway with “33” address plaque and stained-glass transom window measures 4.75”x3.75” and 1.25” thick. it is in good condition with a small chip on top. A set of (4) Club 33 Matchbook-style notepad party favors, a Club 33 microfiber paper towel, and a Club 33 embossed child’s menu are all included, the latter exhibiting light wear, creasing, folds, and spots of discoloration. $100-$200

688. Club 33 Members Court of Angels Ornament. (Disneyland, 2021) A Court of Angels Christmas ornament created exclusively for Disneyland Club 33 Members. The contemporary Club 33 crest logo contains a miniature diorama of the peaceful Court of Angels with its romantic staircase winding toward the entrance of the private New Orleans Square VIP supper club. The scale scene is further enhanced by illuminated LED elements, which are in fine working order. Measuring 6”x4.5” and 1.75” deep, the piece is in very fine, as-new condition, complete inside the original Club 33 box and packaging. $100-$200

690. Disneyland 65th Club 33 Attraction (6) Pin Set. (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, and come in their original boxes. $400-$800

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The Haunted Mansion gates and crypt doors creaked open for the first time on August 12, 1969. Through the following decades and accompanying celebratory anniversaries, many improvements have materialized for the ghostly retreat, owing to ideas by legendary Imagineers, and even occasionally suggested by Cast Members. The spirits of the Haunted Mansion continue to live on through the limited edition serigraphs, busts, figures, tapestries, and other ghoulish goodies that are sure to be the envy of any Haunted Mansion fan, living or otherwise.

691. Club 33 Haunted Mansion Constance Hatchaway Pin. (Disneyland, 2019) A Constance Hatchaway pin created exclusively for Club 33 Members and produced as a limited edition release for the 50th anniversary of the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland. A hinged door creaks during this swinging wake, to commemorate the marriage of Frank & Constance, with a slice of birthday cake. Measuring 2”x1”, the hinged pin featuring the corruptible mortal state of “The Black Widow Bride,” displays in very fine condition, and comes complete atop a ghostly endless wallpaper print, inside a decorative box, which exhibits little wear. $200-$400

692. Haunted Mansion “Press Ghost” Sneak Preview Skull. (Disneyland, 1969) An extremely rare “Press Ghost” sneak preview invitation for members of the press to see the Haunted Mansion on August 11, 1969. This press invitation reads “Your Skeleton Key to the Haunted Mansion” and is still attached to the skull keychain. The skull measures 1.75” tall and is in good condition, with a small spot of resin loss to the eyepatch. The circular invitation card has a crease along the top edge but is in very good condition overall. $300-$500

693. Haunted Mansion Hearse Carriage Accent Mold. (Disneyland, c.1995) A mold used in creating accent patterns on the ghostly horse-drawn hearse carriage parked in front of the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland. The Haunted Mansion’s hearse was originally intended for an Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular Show at Disneyland. After the show concept was scrapped, the hearse was re-themed with new accents and displayed in front of the Haunted Mansion in September of 1995. Measuring 15.75”x5.5” and 1.25” thick, the soft rubber mold features some discoloration, ink retention, and warping from use and age. $400-$600

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695. Set of (6) Haunted Mansion Lenticular Cards. (Disneyland, 1999) A collection of (6) lenticular cards, featuring the changing portraits of a few happy haunts, for foolish mortals attending the 30th anniversary of the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland. This complete set includes cards of The Black Prince, Medusa, The Werecat Lady, April-December, The Farm, The Wilting Flower, as well as the bonus Aging Man lenticular postcard. Each card measures approximately 5.5”x4.25”. The set is in overall very fine condition with minor surface wear to the protective sleeves. $300-$500

694. 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 costume includes the tuxedo shirt with winged collar, pants, vest, and tailcoat worn at this iconic attraction. All the pieces retain either their internal Disney wardrobe label or costuming barcode. The pleated button-down shirt is marked as a size L, the vest and pants are a 40L, the belt is a 32, and the tailcoat is marked 46L with a “Doug” nametag attached. This outfit is in very good condition overall, with minor wear from Park use. $400-$600

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696. Haunted Mansion “I Have an Idea Program” Award. (Disneyland, 1988) An “I Have an Idea Program” award presented to Disneyland Cast Member David Stroh for his proposal to add chains for the stairs at the Haunted Mansion. In recognition of his idea, David was awarded this certificate among other prizes during July of 1988. The certificate is signed by then-Disneyland Vice President Ron Dominguez. Measuring 10”x8”, the document is in very good condition exhibiting few creases, folds, spots of discoloration, and minor wear to edges and corners. $300-$500

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697. Haunted Mansion 45th Anniversary Plaque. (Disneyland, 2014) A Haunted Mansion gate plaque created for the 45th anniversary of the attraction. The resin plaque is a replica of the well-known prop seen at the entrance to the attraction. The plaque measures 23”x13” and 2.75” thick and is in very fine as-new condition. The original box is included. $200-$400

698. Walt Disney World Haunted Mansion Playset. (Walt Disney World, c.2010s) A Disney Theme Park Edition Haunted Mansion playset with working lights and sounds themed after the namesake attraction at Walt Disney World. The building’s structure opens in the back to reveal the inner rooms of the Mansion, and (8) play pieces including a grandfather clock, Madame Leota’s seance table, Hitchhiking Ghosts, and more. The set has hidden panels inside, and coffin-shaped buttons that unleash haunting greetings “Welcome Foolish Mortals” and “I Didn’t Mean to Frighten You”. The replica measures approximately 9”x9”x9” and is in very good condition. $200-$400

699. Set of (4) Haunted Mansion Stretching Portrait Prints. (Disneyland, 1999) A collection of (4) Haunted Mansion Stretching Portrait prints. The iconic stretching room portraits are depicted here in exclusive high-quality prints from the Disney Gallery during the 30th anniversary of the attraction. Measuring 54”x16” each, the artwork displays in fine condition, exhibiting few creases and little apparent wear. $300-$500

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700. Haunted Mansion Serigraph Signed by Shag. (Disneyland, 2009) A “We’re Dying to Meet You” limited edition Haunted Mansion serigraph by Josh “Shag” Agle, released to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland. Under the branches of dead oak trees, thirteen (of the 999) happy haunts are featured in this playful tribute to the timeless attraction. Further, the serigraph is printed on high quality acid-free stock, exclusively mounted, matted, and enclosed within a rare, rippled Shag Gallery frame and mat to complete the ghostly presentation. Measuring approximately 34”x36”, the collector’s piece is in very fine condition, retaining both the artist’s signature and limited edition number of 174/200, as well as the original Disneyland Resort COA on reverse. $2,000-$3,000

701. Haunted Mansion Cousin Huet Illuminating Tombstone. (Disneyland, 2006) A Haunted Mansion light-up “Cousin Huet” tombstone with a depiction of the fan-favorite Hatbox Ghost. The glowing visage emerges over the humorous epitaph which reads, “Cousin Huet, we all know you didn’t do it.” Measuring 21.5” tall, with a base of 15”x5”, the decorative tombstone with faux weathered patina features illumination and displays in fine condition, exhibiting slight wear from use. $300-$500

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702. Haunted Mansion Brother Dave Illuminating Tombstone. (Disneyland, 2006) A Walt Disney’s Haunted Mansion light-up “Brother Dave” tombstone depicting one of the popular Hitchhiking Ghosts, Phineas. The glowing visage emerges over his own humorous epitaph which reads, “Dear departed brother Dave, he chased a bear into a cave.” Measuring 21.5” tall, with a base of 15”x5”, the decorative tombstone with faux weathered patina features illumination and displays in fine condition, exhibiting slight wear from use. $300-$500

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703. Haunted Mansion Gargoyle Statue Light-up Figurine. (Disneyland, 2020) A Disney Parks Gargoyle light-up figure. Modeled after those that illuminate the path through the supernatural realm of the Haunted Mansion Portrait Room Gallery at Disneyland, the figure comes in its original box with two battery operated candles. It measures approximately 16.5” tall including the candles and 14” wide. The condition of the statue is very fine, and it comes in the original box and packaging. $400-$600

704. Haunted Mansion Staring Bookends & Prototype. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A pair of Haunted Mansion bookends with a production cast of one of the busts. The cast resin bookends of Aunt Lucretia and Uncle Lucius appear as if comprised of oxidized wrought iron with an antique patina. A rare Aunt Lucretia bust production sample is included. Measuring approximately 5.75”x4.5” and 2.75” deep, the bookends are fine condition, with minimal wear and a small chip to the Aunt Lucrecia bookend. The 7.75” tall production sample is in good used condition, with minor wear. $200-$400

705. Haunted Mansion Doom Buggy Model. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A replica model of the Haunted Mansion’s “Doom Buggy” OmniMover vehicle. This replica is believed to have been made from a hard-to-find fan-made kit produced in the mid-1990s. Expertly painted, and with the addition of custom figures of the popular Hitchhiking Ghosts (Phineas, Ezra, and Gus), the Doom Buggy measures approximately 9.5” tall and 6.75” in diameter and is in very good condition with little surface wear. Ezra’s head has been reattached. $500-$1,000

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706. Haunted Mansion Holiday 2003 Pin Set. (Disneyland, 2003) A professionally framed 4-pin set from the Haunted Mansion Holiday attraction overlay event. The set commemorated the third year of the seasonal overlay, and each “slider” pin reveals Jack and the residents of Halloween Town improving Christmas time. Measuring approximately 3.75” each, the pins are in fine condition. $100-$200

707. Nightmare Before Christmas Music Box Prototype. (Disney, 2004) A Christmas Town music box prototype crafted by Kevin Kidney & Jody Daily. A whimsical doorway to Christmas Town opens to reveal the Holiday World and its elven residents singing carols and ice skating as Jack’s skeleton head emerges from the snow. It is brought to life with a mechanized musical system, moving parts, and four magnetic figures. Measuring 9”x7.5” and 7.75” tall, the music box displays in fine condition. As a production prototype, the placeholder music box humorously plays “Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah” rather than a film-specific tune. The original “sample” identification tag is included. $100-$200

708. Harriet Burns’ Haunted Mansion Pin Boxed Set. (Walt Disney World, 2004) A Haunted Mansion pin box set that was presented to Disney Legend Harriet Burns during the 999 Happy Haunts: A Ghoulish Gathering Event. Recognized as the first female Imagineer, Burns was pivotal in the creation and development of many of the Park’s original attractions, including the Haunted Mansion. Titled “A Frightening Appearance,” the event exclusive pin set is housed in a vintage-style trunk and was limited to 350 pieces. Measuring 6.25”x10” and 8” tall in its box, the set is in very good condition with minor box wear. $100-$200

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709. Haunted Mansion 50th Anniversary Lenticular Pin Set. (Disneyland, 2006) A rare Haunted Mansion lenticular pin boxed set. In a playful homage to the Changing Portraits throughout the attraction, designers Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily created these (5) lenticular pins in an edition size of 1,500. The pins are approximately 2”x1.5” each, inside the 10.75”x3” commemorative box. All elements are in fine condition. $100-$200

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Beyond the iconic Sleeping Beauty Castle is “the happiest kingdom of them all,” Fantasyland. Since opening day, the land has been home to Tinker Bell, Snow White, Mr. Toad, Dumbo, and many other popular characters. In this land, guests can walk through Sleeping Beauty Castle and see stunning scenes based on the artwork of Eyvind Earle, board a wild ride in the stylized world of Mr. Toad, escape the Yeti on the Matterhorn Bobsleds, and much more. Full of the Disney characters that have inspired generations of viewers, Fantasyland certainly brings a special kind of magic to Walt’s park.

710. Original Eyvind Earle Castle Walkthrough Painting. (Disneyland, 1957) An original concept painting by Eyvind Earle for the Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough attraction at Disneyland. When Walt Disney tasked his Imagineers with creating a centerpiece attraction for his Park, they opted for a Castle walkthrough attraction featuring dioramas that would tell the story of Sleeping Beauty, which was still in production at the time. Walt entrusted Eyvind Earle, who served as production designer and color stylist for the feature film, to create a series of color concept paintings of potential tableaus to be viewed through stone arches as guests walked through the inner Castle. This stunning original painting is one of Earle’s early concepts for the walkthrough. The painting measures an impressive 13”x21” and is in very fine condition. It is accomplished in gouache on art board and has been signed by Earle at the lower right. The artifact of Disney Studio and Disneyland history has been archival framed for a beautiful presentation. $1,000-$15,000

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711. Eyvind Earle Sleeping Beauty Book Tableau Print. (Disneyland, 1999) A limited edition giclee print of Eyvind Earle’s concept art used for the Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough attraction. Earle’s stunning original paintings for the walkthrough were later released as high-quality giclees through The Disney Gallery as part of the Castle Tableau series. This print depicts two pages of the storybook regarding Maleficent’s curse on Aurora. The piece has a 14.75”x18.75” mat opening within its 23”x27” frame. It is in fine condition and is hand-numbered 40/40. $700-$1,500

712. Eyvind Earle Sleeping Beauty Spindles Tableau Print. (Disneyland, 1999) A limited edition giclee print of Eyvind Earle’s concept art used for the Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough attraction. Earle’s stunning original paintings for the walkthrough were later released as high-quality giclees through The Disney Gallery as part of the Castle Tableau series. This print depicts the King and Queen as the kingdom’s spinning wheels are burned in order to protect Aurora from Maleficent’s powerful curse. The piece has a 14.75”x18.75” mat opening within its 23”x27” frame. It is in fine condition and is hand-numbered 40/40. $700-$1,500

713. Eyvind Earle Sleeping Beauty Cradle Tableau Print. (Disneyland, 1999) A limited edition giclee print of Eyvind Earle’s concept art used for the Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough attraction. Earle’s stunning original paintings for the walkthrough were later released as high-quality giclees through The Disney Gallery as part of the Castle Tableau series. This print depicts the three good fairies as they watch over the cradle of Aurora. The piece has a 14.75”x18.75” mat opening within its 23”x27” frame. It is in fine condition and is hand-numbered 40/40. $700-$1,500

714. Eyvind Earle Sleeping Beauty Court Tableau Print. (Disneyland, 1999) A limited edition giclee print of Eyvind Earle’s concept art used for the Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough attraction. Earle’s stunning original paintings for the walkthrough were later released as high-quality giclees through The Disney Gallery as part of the Castle Tableau series. This print depicts the royal court with the kingdom’s citizens put to sleep. The piece has a 14.75”x18.75” mat opening within its 23”x27” frame. It is in fine condition and is hand-numbered 40/40. $700-$1,500

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715. Sleeping Beauty Castle Architectural Rendering. (Disneyland, 1955) An architectural rendering of the North elevation for Sleeping Beauty Castle by Roland Hill. Disney and Hill met during World War I, and quickly connected over Hill’s sketches of the castles they encountered throughout France and Germany. In the following years, Hill contributed his castle knowledge on several Disney film projects before joining the Studio in the 1950s. As Walt’s de facto castle expert, Hill took on design lead for WED Enterprises’ castle attraction at Disneyland. Housed in a 31.5”x41.5” frame, the architectural rendering displays in good condition, exhibiting a few creases and yellowing from age. The rendering is mounted to foam board within the frame. A thin pencil outline was used to designate the center of the imagery. $1,000-$2,000

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716. Sleeping Beauty Castle Disneyland by John Hine Studios. (Disneyland, 1994) A limited edition Sleeping Beauty Castle sculpture by John Hine Studios. The sculpture has been loyally crafted with a delicate palette by Bob Russell for Bob Hine Studios in England. Measuring 6” tall, on a 6.5”x8” base, the fine-condition castle is numbered 500/500 on the back, and on a label on the bottom. $200-$400

719. Disneyland Sleeping Beauty Castle Pint Glass. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A Sleeping Beauty Castle pint glass manufactured for Disneyland. The charming drinking glass features the iconic Park fixture and encompassing Swan Lake leading the way to the happiest land of them all. Measuring 7” tall and 4” in diameter, the pint glass is fine condition. $100-$200

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717. Sleeping Beauty Castle 50th & Fab Five by Markrita. (Disneyland, 2005) A Sleeping Beauty Castle figure by Markrita, crafted exclusively in celebration of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. Depicting the Fab 5, the castle measures 8” tall and displays in fine condition. The Disneyland logo opens to reveal a hidden drawer with pin. $100-$200

720. Disneyland Sculpted Castle Stein. (Disneyland, c.1960s) An early Disneyland souvenir sculpted ceramic stein, bearing a high relief rendering of Sleeping Beauty Castle. The glazed handle maintains the Fantasyland theme, taking the form of an intertwining forest of trees. Measuring 5.25”x5” and 3” deep, the piece is in very good condition with minor surface wear, crazing, and scuffing to the bottom of the base. $100-$200

718. Sleeping Beauty Castle Glass Paperweight. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A rare Sleeping Beauty Castle etched glass paperweight with engraved signature by artist Robert Guenther. Measuring 4”x4” and .75” wide, the polished glass slab is in very fine condition, in original 4.5”x4.5”x1” protective box. $100-$200

721. Sleeping Beauty Castle Aluminum Tray. (Disneyland, c.1955) An early souvenir aluminum tray featuring lithographic photo imagery of Sleeping Beauty Castle amidst the surrounding forest of juniper, willow, melaleuca, and other trees. Measuring approximately 11” in diameter the tray displays in good condition with minor dents, scuffs and scratches throughout. $100-$200

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722. German Disneyland Sleeping Beauty Castle Stein. (Disneyland, c.1950s60s) An early Sleeping Beauty Castle stein. The stein is a German Federal Registered Design produced expressly for Disneyland. It features a beautifully hand-painted relief of Sleeping Beauty Castle and “Disneyland” banner, flanked by iconic emblems of the other four cardinal lands of Disneyland, and a delicate wood grained handle pattern. Measuring 5.25” tall and 3.75” in diameter, the stein is in fine condition, though missing the lid, with a minor spot of wear to the base rim. $100-$200

723. Mickey Mouse Club Circus Handbill. (Disneyland, 1955) A handbill advertising the Mickey Mouse Club Circus and the very first Christmas Festival at Disneyland. The two-sided handbill was distributed at the Disneyland Main Gate Ticket Kiosks from November 24, 1955, to January 8, 1956, in advertisement of the “full-scale hippodrome” that would “introduce his Mouseketeers to the public for the first time.” The reverse highlights Admission Ticket Plan prices. Measuring 8.5”x5.5” the advertisement is in good condition with minor creases, and wear to edge and corner. $200-$400

725. Fantasyland Mini Tea Set by Elisabete Gomes. (Disneyland, 2005) A Fantasyland Mini Tea Set designed by Elisabete Gomes and released through The Art of Disney in conjunction with the 50th anniversary of the Park. The set contains a Dumbo teapot with lid, (2) Dutch Girl cups, (2) Dutch floral saucers, (2) Mad Tea Party plates, a King Arthur Steed creamer, and a Casey Junior sugar bowl with lid. Contained within a 16”x13.75” and 5” deep box, the collection is in very fine collection, with some surface wear to the box. $200-$400

724. Fantasyland Crowd Control Pennant Flag. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A crowd control pennant flag that adorned the ropes of Fantasyland queues. The purple shield-shaped pennon is decorated with Fleur-de-lis on both sides. Constructed of cloth and vinyl, the flag is equipped with a sleeve at top to run a rope through and features. Measuring 13”x10”, the piece is in very good condition with only minor wear. $200-$400

726. Fantasyland “Where Magic is Timeless” Pin Set. (Disneyland, 2007) A “Where Magic is Timeless” (6) pin set based on the characters and attractions of Fantasyland. The (6) pin set features the magical stars of timeless Fantasyland adventures, including Peter Pan, Mr. Toad, Alice, the Good Fairy, Aurora, and Merlin the Magician. Each pin measures approximately 1.5” tall, and the set is in very good condition. $100-$200

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727. Tinker Bell Toy Shop Architectural Rendering. (Disneyland, 1957) An architectural rendering print detailing the specifications of whimsical carved character heads to adorn the exterior of Fantasyland’s Tinker Bell Toy Shop. The previous “Fantasy of Disneyland” shop was rethemed as a new merchandise location in the fashion of Neverland, and these carved character head’s depict Captain Hook, Smee, Tick-Toc the Crocodile, and Nana the dog. The large 32.5”x45.5” rendering displays in fair used condition, exhibiting color toning, edge tears, and moisture discoloration throughout. $400-$800 728. Fantasyland “Fantasy Foods” Eating Area Stool. (Disneyland, 1960s-70s) A striped stool once utilized at one of two Fantasy Foods eating locations in Fantasyland. This earlier style of stool features a metal frame with flat wooden seat. Measuring 16.25” tall and 15” in diameter, the stool is in very good Park-used condition, exhibiting some oxidation, and wear to the paint and original wood. $300-$500

729. 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 ultraviolet 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 prop measures 2.5”x3.25” and 3.25” deep and is in good condition with some flaking to the paint. The case measures 5.25”x4.75” and 4.75” deep and exhibits minimal wear. $300-$500

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730. Disneyland Hotel Peter Pan Concept Print. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A framed print of an early rendering of what would become Peter Pan’s Flight by Imagineer Herb Ryman. 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 several years. The artwork has an image size of 11.75”x14.25” within its 18”x20.5” gold-tone frame. The artwork is in very good condition, while the frame exhibits minor scuffing from display. $100-$200

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732. Mr. Toad 55th Anniversary Big Fig by Kevin & Jody. (Disney, 2004) A “Fabulous J. Thaddeus Toad” big figure by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily. Inspired by the Toad Hall Library statue seen within Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride at Disneyland, this beautiful big fig was produced to coincide with the 55th anniversary of The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad. The figure and its stone-like pedestal measure an impressive 2 feet tall combined. All elements are in very good condition, exhibiting few slight scuffs, and retaining a Certificate of Authority. This item may require special shipping conditions, please inquire for details and estimates. $100-$200

733. Mr. Toad Ceramic Figure. (Disneyland, c.1995) A rare ceramic figure of Mr. Toad offered at Disneyland in the mid-1990s. The hand-painted figure depicts the namesake star of Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, and stands 4” tall. It is in very good condition. $100-$300

734. Snow White’s Scary Adventures Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1983) A Snow White’s Scary Adventures attraction poster created for the renovation and re-Imagineering of the timeless Disneyland attraction for its debut with New Fantasyland in 1983. Artist Leticia Leiever’s composition of vignettes depict the heroine’s venture into the Dark Forest, meeting the Seven Dwarfs, and the Wicked Witch’s demise. Measuring 36”x24”, the print displays in very good condition overall, exhibiting minor wear and some spots of discoloration to border. $400-$800

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735. Fantasyland Matterhorn Bench. (Disneyland, 2000s) An original hand-painted wooden bench from Fantasyland at Disneyland. This whimsical wooden bench with scroll armrests and wide seat was placed along Matterhorn Road in Fantasyland to allow guests a chance to enjoy the scenic view on their way to the thrilling steel roller coaster attraction. Measuring 56” long, 33.75” tall, and 32” in depth, the hard wooden Fantasyland bench is in very good condition, with scuffs and scratches throughout from use. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000

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736. Matterhorn Construction Photo. (Disneyland, c.1959) A black and white construction photo depicting the steel frame of the Matterhorn with a billboard advertising “six spectacular adventures…opening June of 1959.” Measuring 8.25”x10”, the photograph is in good condition, retaining the annotation “2345-8” and “1/15/59” on the reverse. $100-$200

738. Matterhorn Bobsleds Vehicle Decal. (Disneyland, c.1970s-80s) An unused vehicle decal from the Matterhorn Bobsleds attraction. These decals can be seen on the front of the bobsleds, and similar examples are still in use today. Measuring 8”x7” on its 8.5”x7.5” backing paper, the decal is in good condition small spots of color loss near the sun. $300-$500

737. Matterhorn Cast Member Lederhosen Section. (Disneyland, c.1970s-80s) A Lederhosen component from a Matterhorn Bobsleds Cast Member costume. Appropriately featuring embroidered florals, the wardrobe section is accomplished in leatherette with two upper buckles and lower keyhole buttonholes for adaptation. Measuring 10.75” long with 8” straps, the wardrobe piece is in good Park-used condition, retaining “L” annotation on reverse. $200-$400

739. Mad Hatter Shop Mural Print Signed by Bill Justice. (Disneyland, 1995) A limited edition print signed by Bill Justice depicting an Alice in Wonderland scene. The scene was celebrating the stock of the original Mad Hatter Shop and was originally created for a mural that was featured in the Fantasyland shop from 1977 to 1983. Measuring 22”x24”, the print bears the official “Disney Gallery Images” embossed seal, is handnumbered “298/500”, signed by the Legendary character animator Bill Justice, and retains a Disney Gallery COA. $200-$400

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740. “Great Mouse Detective at Disneyland” Print. (Disneyland, 1986) A print created in celebration of the theatrical release of The Great Mouse Detective, as well as Disneyland’s 31st anniversary. Printed exclusively for Disneyland’s 31st birthday party on July 17, 1986, the print measures 24.25”x30.5” and displays in good condition. There are some creases, slight wear and spots of discoloration within the border. $100-$200

742. Pair of Mad Hatter Tea Cups in Boxes. (Disneyland, 2005) A pair of limited edition Tea Party cups by Kevin Kidney & Jody Daily. Each was created in an edition of 1,500 and come in their original packaging. The boxes measure 6” in diameter and 4.5” tall, and each box is in good condition with minor wear. $100-$200

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741. Song of the South Mad Tea Party Print by Marc Davis. (Disney, 1995) A framed print by Imagineer Marc Davis depicting Song of the South characters enjoying the Mad Tea Cups attraction. The print is signed in pencil by Davis, and is framed along with a photo of Davis. The 14.5”x20.25” framed display is in very good condition, exhibiting the slightest wear to the frame. A “from the desk of Marc Davis” Letter of Authenticity is attached to the reverse. $100-$200

743. Storybook Land Refurbishment Sign. (Disneyland, 2010s) A refurbishment sign created for the Storybook Land Canal Boats attraction at Disneyland. Used during a period where “some ‘tiny’ improvements” were added to the attraction, the sign features Bjorn Aronson’s thrilling attraction poster imagery of Monstro the whale preparing to engulf a canal boat. Measuring 25” tall and 18” wide, the acrylic sign is in very good condition, exhibiting minor scuffs and scratches as well as spots of discoloration from original outdoor Park display. $200-$400

744. Storybook Land Cast Member Narration Script. (Disneyland, c.1990s2000s) A rare Cast Member script for the live narration heard during the Storybook Land Canal Boats attraction. The spiel highlights recently added landmarks like the Cave of Wonders, King Triton’s Castle, Eric’s Castle, and more. Measuring 8.5”x11”, the 7-page dualsided script is in fair condition, with creasing and edge wear throughout. $200-$400

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745. Casey Jr. Train Station Trinket Box by Kevin & Jody. (Disneyland, 2005) A charming trinket box based on the ticket booth for the Casey Jr. Train Station. Created by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily, the replica was based on the station from the 1954 Walt Disney Production short “Pigs is Pigs,” which was later utilized for the Casey Junior Depot ticket kiosk at Disneyland in 1955. The trinket box was limited to an edition of 1,500 for the 50th anniversary of Disneyland and includes a themed pin in the base. Measuring 8” tall, the replica is in very good condition.” $100-$200

746. “G” Scale Casey Jr. Circus Train. (Disneyland, 2005) A Casey Jr. Circus Train produced for the 50th anniversary of Disneyland. The Casey Junior Circus Engine at Disneyland, is brought to three-dimensional life by sculptor William Babington and designed by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily. It was limited to an edition of 500 and measures 9.25”x4.25”. The functioning “G” scale model locomotive is in very good condition. $100-$200

748. Disneyland Chicken of the Sea Recipe Brochure. (Disneyland, 1960s) A small brochure containing (5) Chicken of the Sea recipes inspired by the Disneyland restaurant. Measuring 6”x3.25”, the brochure is in good condition with minor edge and corner wear. $100-$200

747. Pair of Disneyland Yodeler Fred Burri Record Albums. (Disneyland, c.1960s-1970s) A pair of rare Swiss import LPs by alphorn player and accordionist Fred Burri. An early fixture in the Park, Burri served as the Matterhorn’s resident yodeler for 18 years. The 33 1/3 rpm records released by Star Hi-Fi Records, Swiss Folkmusic and Yodeling (C.R.ST-171) and Alpe Labe (C.R.ST-188), contain 14 and 15 tracks respectively. Perhaps most notably however, is the inclusion of “Alpaufzug Luzarner Chilby” which is still heard among the Matterhorn Bobsleds soundtrack queue even today. Measuring 12”x12” the records and album covers are in good condition, exhibiting minor creases and wear to the covers, and some scratches to the records. $100-$200

749. Pair of Chicken of the Sea Placemats. (Disneyland, 1960s) A pair of Chicken of the Sea placemats featuring Catalina the Mermaid, Captain PegLeg the Pirate, and other corporate imagery, manufactured for the Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Restaurant at Disneyland. Measuring 12.75”x9” and 12.5”x7”, the placemats are in very good condition with minor creases, folds, and few light spots of soiling and annotation reading “6-8-63” on the back of the placemat featuring Catalina the Mermaid. $100-$200

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750. It’s a Small World Facade Mary Blair Concept Painting. (Disneyland, c.1965) An original concept painting created by Disney Legend Mary Blair for It’s a Small World at Disneyland. This painting depicts Blair’s stylized concept for the attraction’s iconic facade. After the attraction’s incredible success at the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair, Walt wanted to bring the attraction to Disneyland as a permanent installation. The attraction needed a new facade for its installation at the Park, and Walt called on Blair, who also contributed heavily to the original World’s Fair iteration, to design it. The painting is accomplished in acrylic on artist’s board and measures 14”x17”. It is in very good condition with a slight curve to the board. $12,000-$15,000

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751. It’s a Small World Islands Mary Blair Concept Painting. (Disneyland, c.1965) An original concept painting created by Disney Legend Mary Blair for It’s a Small World at Disneyland. The painting depicts a scene for the Polynesian Islands to be installed for Disneyland’s version of the attraction following its success at the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair. According to fellow Imagineer Rolly Crump, “The Polynesian Islands weren’t represented in the World’s Fair version of the attraction, so Mary was trying to figure out how to have it fit in visually with the rest of the ride”. This original Mary Blair concept captures the spirit of Aloha, with two Polynesian “Children of the World” aboard a traditional outrigger canoe. It is accomplished in acrylic on artist’s board, and measures 11”x14.25”. The condition is very fine with a slight curve to the board and minor surface wear from use. $8,000-$10,000

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752. Mary Blair It’s a Small World Serigraph. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A high quality serigraph print of Mary Blair’s “World of Dreams” concept artwork for It’s a Small World. Mary Blair’s color study of the It’s a Small World Show Building facade has been recreated as a high-quality “Walt Disney Imagineering” collection serigraph for The Disney Gallery. Measuring 25.5”x35”, the print is numbered “120/240” and features Blair’s facsimile signature in the lower-right. It displays in very fine condition. $100-$200

753. Its A Small World Disneyland Character Poster. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A unique small poster promoting It’s a Small World at Disneyland. This piece offers seldom seen international variant costumes for several popular Disney characters, based on scenes from It’s a Small World. Featuring sharp color and a vintage Disneyland logo at the bottom center, the print measures 19”x14.25” and is fair condition with creasing in the top left corner and across the upper third. $100-$200

754. It’s a Small World Crowd Control Flag. (Disneyland, 2010s) A flag utilized on the crowd control ropes near the It’s a Small World attraction at Disneyland. The flag features the attraction logo on a decal affixed to one side, and a Velcro flap on the reverse for easy use. Measuring 8.75”x10.5”, the vinyl, cotton, and Velcro flag is in good overall condition exhibiting scuffs, scratches, and wear to the edges and surface from Park use. $200-$400

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755. Set of (4) It’s a Small World 45th Anniversary Plates. (Disneyland, 2011) A complete set of (4) It’s a Small World ceramic plates. Released exclusively at Disney Parks and World of Disney to coincide with the attraction’s 45th anniversary, these highly sought after plates evoke Mary Blair’s original concept work for the beloved attraction. The square plates measure 8.5”x8.5” and are contained in their original 3.25” tall box. The box lid has minor impressions from storage but is in good condition. The plates show no visible signs of use, though one does have a small chip to its edge. Otherwise they are in very good condition, maintaining their vibrant coloring throughout. $100-$200

757. It’s a Small World Framed Pin Set. (Walt Disney World, 2000) A framed 7-pin limited edition set created exclusively for the Disneyana Convention at Walt Disney World in 2000. The framed display depicts the “Fab Five” and Children of the World taking a spin on the big Ferris wheel, as seen along the canals of It’s a Small World. The pin set displays in very fine condition within a 15”x18.75” frame. The original COA is included. $100-$200

756. Group of (4) Cast Member Small World Newsletters. (Disney, 1964) A collection of (4) “Big News from the Small World” Newsletters prepared by the University of Disneyland for Cast Members serving as Disneyland ambassadors during the 1964 season of the New York World’s Fair. The periodical kept “Disneylanders” well informed of Walt Disney Productions and Disneyland developments as well as discounts and Fairground news from July to September of 1964. Measuring 8.5”x11” the (11) total pages are in very good condition with slight wear from staples to corners and edges. $100-$200

758. It’s a Small World Musical Box Pin Set. (Disneyland, 2001) An It’s a Small World musical box pin set. The facade box opens to reveal (6) Children of the World pins and a Small World marquee pin, and plays the popular “It’s a Small World” tune. Measuring under 2.5” each within a 6.5”x7.5” decorative box, the box and contents are in fine condition. $100-$200

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Tomorrowland was to be a living blueprint of the future, with artists like Herb Ryman, Bjorn Aronson, and John Hench helping contribute towards Walt Disney’s vision of tomorrow. From its earliest attractions such as Monsanto’s Hall of Chemistry and the Rocket to the Moon, to later favorites including the PeopleMover, Space Mountain, and Star Tours, Tomorrowland has continued to inspire countless guests to look forward to a bigger and brighter future. Much of the earliest conceptual and design work for Tomorrowland was created by Herb Ryman, a 20th Century Fox set designer who had been hired by Walt Disney during September of 1953. Many “suggestions” (as Herb called them) were submitted for aspects of the land, including the Tomorrowland Entrance, Clock of the World, House of the Future, Rocket Pylon, and even a monorail system with suspended trains. Ryman’s Tomorrowland work represents some of the earliest Disneyland concepts, created while Walt’s ideas for the land were still expanding and developing. They survive as true artifacts of Disneyland history.

759. Clock of the World & Entryway Concept by Herb Ryman. (Disneyland, c.1954) An original concept drawing of Tomorrowland by Imagineer Herb Ryman. In this pre-opening Disneyland concept, the Tomorrowland Entryway begins to take form, and definitive visual elements that would materialize in Tomorrowland are depicted, including the nautical flags over the Tomorrowland Exhibit Halls as well as the Clock of the World centerpiece. Ryman’s early concept drawings such as this, not only helped shape Tomorrowland, but contributed in the development of Disneyland as a whole. Measuring 10”x17”, the concept drawing is mounted on artist’s board and is in fine condition. $10,000-$15,000

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760. Tomorrowland Entrance Fountains Concept by Herb Ryman. (Disneyland, c.1954) An early original concept drawing for the Tomorrowland Entrance “Fountains of the 48 States” created by Imagineer Herb Ryman. In addition to helping shape the look of Tomorrowland, Ryman’s earliest designs would often be taken to banks and other investors during the search for Disneyland Participant sponsors from 1954 to 1955. As Disneyland continued to develop, some of Herb’s depicted quick sketch “suggestions” evolved into definite visual elements like the “Avenue of Flags” that enhanced the show quality of the entryway to Tomorrowland. Measuring approximately 13”x32.25”, the large drawing is mounted on artist’s board. The piece is in very good condition, exhibiting mild color toning and areas of discoloration from age, and minor wear from use. $8,000-$12,000

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761. Tomorrowland Early Concept Drawings by Herb Ryman. (Disneyland, c.1954) A large sheet of Tomorrowland show element concepts created by Imagineer Herb Ryman. Throughout this sheet of original drawings, Ryman developed ideas for Tomorrowland including a magnet section of an electrical exhibit, a planetarium exhibition, a “micro cosmos vs. macro cosmos” exhibit, and of particular note, the large 50ft Tomorrowland Rocket. While some of the concepts were marked “void” as for their installation, it was Ryman’s drawings like these that not only helped shape what Tomorrowland would become, but helped in the development of Disneyland as a whole. Measuring 31”x12.5”, the drawing is mounted to artist’s board and displays in good condition. There are creases and wear throughout from use, and some color toning and discoloration. $8,000-$12,000

762. Spaceport & Monorail Concept Drawings by Herb Ryman. (Disneyland, c.1954) A sheet of original Tomorrowland attraction and show concepts created by Imagineer Herb Ryman. Among the concept elevations of the Space Port and Automat are details of “molecular mobiles” lit with black light, a “meteorite sculpture,” and concepts of a suspended “miniature monorail,” five years before the Disneyland-ALWEG Monorail debuted at the Park. These early drawings not only helped shape Tomorrowland, but helped in the development of Disneyland as a whole. Measuring 12.5”x15.5”, the drawing is mounted to artist’s board and displays in very good condition. There are creases and wear throughout from use, and some color toning and discoloration common from age. $7,000-$10,000

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763. Tomorrowland Display Photo. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A double-sided photo print of Tomorrowland as seen during Disneyland’s earliest years. The piece is composed of two matching vintage photos applied to two sheets of board, and was likely used in a display to reference key moments of the Park’s history. The photo shows the Phantom Boats, Court of Honors, and the TWA Rocket Pylon before a backdrop of the original Parking Lot Area A. Measuring 10”x7.25”, the photo display is in good condition with some surface wear and discoloration. $100-$300

765. Kaiser Hall of Aluminum Photo Prop. (Disneyland, c.1980s) An oversized gelatin silver photo print featuring Kap the Aluminum Pig in the Kaiser Aluminum Hall of Fame. The large photo mounted card was once utilized in a Backstage Disneyland display highlighting key moments in the Park’s history. Measuring 8”x10”, the Park-used prop is in good condition, with minor scuffs, scratches, discoloration, and retaining an original description on the reverse which reads “Kaiser Aluminum – Tomorrowland – 1958.” $200-$400

764. Pair of Monsanto Hall of Chemistry Souvenirs. (Disneyland, c.1955-58) A pair of souvenirs for Monsanto’s Hall of Chemistry exhibit in Tomorrowland. Both exhibit souvenirs unfold to tell the story of “the enormous contribution of chemistry to the world around us.” One brochure preserves the look of the original exhibit’s wall mounted displays with full-color illustrations. Measuring 7.25”x9.5” and 4.75”x10.5”, the brochures are in very good condition with minor scuffs, few creases, and light edge-wear. $200-$400

766. “The Story of Aluminum” Booklet. (Disneyland, 1955) A “The Story of Aluminum” souvenir booklet for Kaiser Aluminum’s exhibit in Tomorrowland. The souvenir features a two-tone map of the Tomorrowland exhibit, and describes “How Aluminum is Made,” as well as the characteristics, industrial applications, and household uses for the namesake metal. This 14-page booklet measures 7.5”x5.25” and is in fine condition. $200-$400

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767. 1967 New Tomorrowland Booklet. (Disneyland, 1967) A “Information on Disneyland’s New Tomorrowland – A World on the Move” prepared for WED Imagineering by the Wed Enterprises, Inc. Public Relations Department for the summer of 1967. The bound document contains 25-pages of “facts and figures” relating to the massive 1967 expansion of Tomorrowland. Topics include the Adventure Through Inner Space, America the Beautiful, Carousel of Progress, and Flight to the Moon in addition to character elements of the land. Measuring 11”x9”, the document is in good condition with slight spots of discoloration, creases, folds, and wear to the cover and pages throughout. $200-$400

769. House of the Future Print by Herb Ryman. (Disneyland, 1997) A lithographic print of Monsanto’s House of the Future by Herb Ryman. It was released in coordination with the 10th anniversary of The Disney Gallery in 1997. The dynamic suggestion envisions the innovative cantilevered fiberglass wings as they were first envisioned by Herb Ryman and the creative minds at M.I.T. With 10.5”x13.5” viewable in a 13.75”x16.5” wooden frame, the print of the Disneyland attraction is embossed with the official Disney Gallery logo and hand-numbered “154/300”. It is in fine condition, with little apparent wear to the print and minor scuffs to the frame. The original COA is included. $300-$500

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768. Tomorrowland 1967 Print by Herb Ryman. (Disneyland, 1997) A lithographic print titled “Tomorrowland 1967” by Herb Ryman. It was released in coordination with the 10th anniversary of The Disney Gallery in 1997, which also marked the 30th anniversary of the 1967 Tomorrowland expansion. The dynamic imagery depicts the broad entryway and Tomorrowland Mall, flanked by exhibit halls with reflective murals, and elevated PeopleMover rails with trains leading the way toward rotating Rocket Jets and the General Electric Carousel of Progress. With 10.5”x13.5” viewable in a 13.5”x16” wooden frame, the print is hand-numbered “154/300” and is in fine condition. The original COA is included. $300-$500

770. World of Tomorrow Print by Herb Ryman. (Disneyland, 1997) A lithographic print of Tomorrowland by Herb Ryman. Titled “World of Tomorrow,” it was released in coordination with the 10th anniversary of The Disney Gallery in 1997. Herb’s dynamic 1954 suggestion of Tomorrowland envisions “the World of Tomorrow” with suspended monorail vehicles and canopied exhibit halls flanking the path to the Rocket Pylon at the Space Port. With 10.75”x13.5” viewable in a 14.75”x17.5” wooden frame, the print is embossed with the official Disney Gallery logo and is hand-numbered “18/300”. It is in fine condition, with little wear to the print and minor scuffs to the frame. The original COA is included. $300-$500

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771. Hand-Crafted Dave Avanzino Tomorrowland Shadow Box. (Disneyland, c.2000) A hand-crafted and signed original Disneyland Tomorrowland Shadowbox personally created by mixed media artist Dave Avanzino in celebration of the 45th anniversary of Disneyland. In what would become the first model in a series of Icon Letters shadowboxes, Avanzino personally handcrafted the name of the timeless land from iconography borrowed from memorable Tomorrowland attractions like the golden sun of Mary Blair’s “Spirit of Creative Energies…” murals or a snowflake from the world of Monsanto’s Adventure Through Inner Space. Measuring approximately 10”x23.75 and 2” deep, the shadowbox is in very good condition retaining the artist’s annotation “Dave Avanzino Disneyana Convention 2001” on the reverse. $2,000-$3,000

772. House of the Future Imagineering Tribute Pin Set. (Disneyland, 1987) A rare limited edition pin and souvenir brochure created to commemorate two anniversaries for Monsanto’s House of the Future. They were created to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the attraction’s opening, as well as the 20th anniversary of its demolition. The pin comes attached to its original Certificate of Authenticity and is numbered 408/1000. The foldout brochure is a recreation of the 1957 original attraction brochure, with a retrospective history of the attraction on the back cover. The brochure measures 8.5”x11” when collapsed and has minor surface wear. The pin measures 1.5”x2.25” and is in very good condition with creasing and edge-wear to the certificate. $200-$400

773. Disneyland 40th Time Capsule Plaque Passholder Pin. (Disneyland, 1995) A limited edition Disneyland 40th anniversary time capsule plaque pin created for Annual Passholders. The actual Disneyland Time Capsule contained “Disneyland memories, messages and milestones,” and this miniature plaque reproduction is numbered “1594 of 4,800.” It comes in a clamshell box. Measuring 3.5”x1.75”, the pin is in very good condition with minor tarnishing to the reverse. $200-$400

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775. Tomorrowland Cast Member Jacket. (Disneyland, c.1980s) An original Cast Member jacket used in Tomorrowland. The jacket features the shimmering silver and white design used throughout Tomorrowland in the 1980s and 1990s. A Disneyland patch is displayed on the chest, as well as a Wardrobe Department label inside the neck. The jacket is marked in felt pen as a size M and is in good overall condition with some wear from use. $200-$400

776. Bruce Gordon’s Tomorrowland Project Jacket & Hat. (Disneyland, 1998) A jacket and hat created exclusively for the Tomorrowland Disneyland Project Team, once owned by Walt Disney Imagineer Bruce Gordon. Gordon contributed to the development of Splash Mountain and the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage, and famously co-wrote numerous publications with fellow Imagineer David Mumford, including the popular The Nickel Tour book. The two-tone jacket features golden brown leather sleeves 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. The hat is adjustable while the jacket is a size large. The set retains a COA typed on a sheet of Bruce Gordon’s Walt Disney Imagineering stationary. $200-$400

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777. Tomorrowland 2055 Project Jacket. (Disneyland, 1993) A jacket manufactured exclusively for the Walt Disney Imagineering Tomorrowland 2055 Project Team. The refurbishment project was meant to capitalize on new magical opportunities for Tomorrowland, giving it an extraterrestrial focus. It was ultimately cancelled, due in part to an underperformance by the newly opened Disneyland Paris. The blue and black jacket features the Tomorrowland 2055 logo of a rocket pylon rising over an extraterrestrial landscape, embroidered on the chest and back, with plenty of pockets throughout. Measuring a size L, the nylon and polyester jacket is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $200-$400

779. Tomorrowland Aloha Shirt by Shag. (Disneyland, 2005) A limited edition Tomorrowland aloha shirt by Shag. Autopia drivers and Motorboats pilots speed through the highways, byways, and waterways of Tomorrowland on this limited edition shirt produced by Shag, for the 50th anniversary of Disneyland in 2005. Measuring a size large, the quality cotton shirt with wood buttons was produced to an edition of 500, and is in very good condition with minor wear. One eyelet has unthreaded, making it difficult to fasten that button. $200-$400

778. Tomorrowland Crowd Control Flag. (Disneyland, 2010s) A flag utilized on the crowd control ropes in Tomorrowland. The flag features screen-printed imagery reflecting “a world on the move,” and a Velcro flap on the reverse for easy mounting. Measuring 8.75”x10.5”, the vinyl, cotton, and Velcro flag is in good overall condition exhibiting scuffs, scratches, and wear to the edges and surface from Park use. $200-$400

780. Disneyland Tomorrowland Movie Exhibit Sign. (Disneyland, 2015) An emblematic “T” sign produced for the Tomorrowland: Remember the Future movie exhibit at Disneyland. At the event, audiences were able to view props and artwork created and utilized in the production of Brad Bird’s sci-fi adventure. Measuring 16” in diameter, the Park-used sign is in good condition, exhibiting minor creases and wear from original display. $200-$400

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Since 1955, the Art Corner at Disneyland has offered unique and memorable souvenirs to Park guests, some of the most notable being original hand-painted production cels actually used in the creation of Walt Disney shorts and feature films. Initially located near the east side of the Plaza Hub, the Art Corner was soon moved to a larger location in Tomorrowland, with a smaller shop added later in Fantasyland. Both locations would continue to offer those same “Walt Disney Originals” in addition to “How to Draw” books and art supplies for the aspiring artist.

781. Collection of (4) “How to Draw” Disneyland Books. (Disneyland, c.1955-66) A collection of (4) souvenir drawing books from Disneyland’s “How to Draw” series. Published by The Art Corner at Disneyland, the “How to Draw” series of books were popular sellers, offered through the Art Corner in Fantasyland and Tomorrowland, as well as through Disneyland souvenir merchandise catalogues. The set includes books for Mickey Mouse, Jiminy Cricket, Goofy, and Chip & Dale. Measuring 8.5”x11” each, the spiral bound publications are in good condition overall, with minor creases and wear throughout, and a missing cover to the Jiminy book. $400-$800

783. Huey and Tiger Art Corner Production Cel Set-Up. (Disney, c.1950s-60s) A production cel set-up featuring Huey and a tiger. The cels were trimmed and assembled for sale at the Disneyland Art Corner. The piece has a combined painted character size of 5”x7.25” on the 7.5”x10” cel sheets. The set-up displays in very good condition, exhibiting minimal wear, and retaining the Art Corner label on the reverse. $400-$800

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782. Jiminy Cricket & J.J. Fate Art Corner Set-Up. (Disney, 1956/59) An animation cel set-up depicting Jiminy Cricket and J.J. Fate. The Jiminy cel is from “I’m No Fool in Water” and J.J. Fate is from “How to Have an Accident at Work.” These cels were trimmed and assembled for sale at the Art Corner in Disneyland. The piece has a combined painted character size of 5”x5.25” on the 7.5”x10” cel sheets. The set-up displays in very good condition, exhibiting minimal wear, and retaining a Disneyland label on the reverse. $300-$500

784. Goofy Art Corner Production Cel. (Disney, 1950s-60s) A production cel of Goofy used in one of his television appearances of the 1950s and 1960s. The cel was trimmed and placed over a printed background for sale at the Disneyland Art Corner. The piece has a 7.25”x5.5” viewable image size within its 10”x8” mat, and a painted character size of 5.5”x3.75”. The item is in fine condition, with only minor edge wear to the mat, and retaining a “Walt Disney Original” label on the reverse. $300-$600

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785. “Aquamania” Production Cel of Goofy. (Disney, 1961) A particularly dynamic animation cel from one of Goofy’s final Golden Era shorts, “Aquamania.” In the film Goofy inadvertently enters into a water ski race and becomes entangled with a frightened octopus. The cel was trimmed and prepared in a mat frame for sale at the Disneyland Art Corner. The piece has a 9.25”x6.25” mat opening within its 12”x9” mat, and the painted character image size is 7.25”x5.5”. Although the edges of the mat exhibit some discoloration due to age, the cel itself is in very fine condition and retains a Disneyland label on the reverse. $300-$600

786. “This is Disneyland” Poster. (Disneyland, 1977) A Disneyland poster heralding the most extensive operating schedule to date, to be “open every day through September 18, 1977.” During some early years, Disneyland was closed for maintenance on Mondays and Tuesdays, up until the year 1977. Measuring 30”x22”, the poster is in very good condition, exhibiting some creases and minor wear to edges and corners from original Park display. $200-$400

787. Santa Fe & Disneyland Viewliner Print by Sam McKim. (Disneyland, 1998) A lithographic print of the Santa Fe & Disneyland VIewliner. Depicting concept artwork by Imagineer Sam McKim, the lithograph was part of the Tomorrowland Rapid Transit celebration. It measures 11”x14” within a 12.5”x15.75” frame. It is in very good condition. $300-$500

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788. John Hench Signed Crossing Monorails Lithograph. (Disneyland, 1990s) A beautiful limited edition lithograph titled “Crossing Monorails” by Imagineer John Hench. The image is signed by the artist at the lower left and is hand-numbered 263/300 at the lower right. Measuring 23.75”x24.25”, the print is in overall good condition. There is some moisture discoloration along the right edge which has caused some warping to the white border, but the imagery itself displays well. $300-$500

789. Disneyland-ALWEG World’s Fair Monorail Study. (Disneyland, 1962) An authorized WED Enterprises, Inc. feasibility study investigating the possibility of a DisneylandALWEG Monorail System for the New York World’s Fair of 1964-65. Multiple notable firms (including Economics Research Associates, J.B. Allen and Company, Wheeler and Gray, and the Wegematic Corporation) contributed to the engineering and design parameters and specifications, train configuration, construction and installation costs, projections of revenue, operating cost, operating profit, and payout extending to 1973. While payout predictions were high, the project was ultimately not realized, among Walt Disney’s other shows prepared for the Fair. Measuring approximately 11.5”x9.25”, the 44-page spiral-bound hardcover is in fine condition, exhibiting the minor cover wear. The spine is brittle from age. $400-$600

790. Disneyland Monorail Train Electric Control Document. (Disneyland, 1961) A document listing information on the electrical control equipment for Disneyland’s Monorail Trains. Prepared by Walt Disney Productions and Westinghouse Electric Corp, the document contains early technical data about the control operations and protective features, supported by rarely seen photograph figures of the undercarriage bogies, air conditioning unit, and Automatic Block Signal System Analysis. The document was prepared to present the requirements for practical application of monorail transportation outside Disneyland. Measuring about 10.75”x8.5” the 14-page, bound, hole-punched document is in very good condition, exhibiting slight wear to edges and corners. $300-$500

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791. Pair of Pre-Opening Monorail Schematics. (Disneyland, 1959) A pair of plans relating to the pylons of the ALWEG Disneyland Monorail System at Disneyland. The pair of documents includes a site plan for the placement of 104 Monorail System pylons around the Submarine Lagoon and the rest of Tomorrowland, and a “Beam Production” schedule for March 16 to April 16, 1959. Both documents display a Disneyland Construction Department stamp on reverse, dated April 21, 1959. Measuring 13”x17.5” and 11”x8.5”, the schematics display in good condition, with yellowing throughout from age. $200-$400

792. Collection of (41) Monorail Mark III Schematics. (Disneyland, c.1965-68) A collection of (41) detailed assembly renderings and electrical diagrams used in the production of the Monorail Mark III trains for Disneyland. While the initial train designs were suggested by Imagineer Bob Gurr, the parts were further researched, engineered, and manufactured by Wed Enterprises staff. The collection contains a wealth of information and production details, including electrical system diagrams, assembly and parts details of the coach and nose end components, and much more. Measuring approximately 32”x46.25 each, with some variance in size, the printed renderings display in very good condition, exhibiting mild toning and some edge and fold wear from use. Most sheets contain dated approval stamps for production. $500-$700

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793. Collection of (17) Monorail Mark V Schematics. (Disneyland, 1985) A collection of (17) printed schematic renderings used in the production of the Monorail Mark V trains for Disneyland. The new trains were designed by George McGinnis of WED Imagineering Enterprises, and the parts were researched, engineered, and manufactured by outside contractor Messerschmitt-Bolkow-Blohm. The renderings contain a wealth of information, including details on panels, seats, floors, and more of the Monorail Mark V. Measuring various sizes under 32”x46.25, the printed renderings display in very good condition, exhibiting mild toning and handling wear. $600-$800

795. Disneyland Monorail Mark V Summary Document. (Disneyland, 1986) A document relating to the soon-to-debut Mark V Monorail at Disneyland. Prepared for the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the document discusses the history of Disneyland’s Monorail system and the coming addition of the Mark V. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the document displays in fine condition, exhibiting few creases and little wear to the edges and corners. $200-$400

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794. Monorail Mark V Maintenance Diagnostic Charts. (Disneyland, c.1987) A stapled set of Monorail Mark V seating maintenance diagrams utilized in the major refurbishment of the Monorail Mark V trains at Disneyland. Hand-written annotation reports loose weatherstripping, missing screws, and seats in need of maintenance. Measuring 14”x8.5”, the 6-pages of Monorail documentation are in good used condition, exhibiting creases throughout and handling wear. $300-$500

796. Monorail Mark I Red Master Replica. (Disneyland, 2005) A limited edition Monorail Mark I model by artists Will Babington and Rich Allsmiller, crafted for the 50th anniversary of Disneyland. This O-scale red edition of the Monorail Mark I was released in an edition size of only 500 pieces and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Imagineer Bob Gurr. The set is also accompanied by a Disneyland Monorail logo pin. The monorail itself measures 22” long and is in fine condition, exhibiting a few scuffs and wear from previous display. $300-$500

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797. 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 in 1967. The iconic Tomorrowland poster measures 54”x36”, the print is in fine condition exhibiting few creases, and some wear to the edges and corners. $3,000-$5,000

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798. Space Mountain Opening Year Poster. (Disneyland, 1977) An early illustrated poster promoting the Space Mountain attraction at Disneyland during its inaugural year. This souvenir poster of the Tomorrowland landmark features a wonderfully retro-futurist feel. The item measures 24.5”x16.5” and is in good condition with some foxing and creasing. $300-$500

799. Space Mountain Mirror Poster. (Disneyland, 1975) A souvenir mirror featuring the poster imagery for Space Mountain. During the 1970s, a series of framed Disneyland souvenir mirrors were sold at Disneyland which replicated the poster imagery of some of the Park’s most popular attractions. Measuring 13.5”x19.5” within its original frame, the mirror displays in very good condition, with minor wear to the frame from previous display. $300-$500

800. Space Mountain Cast Inaugural Flight Plaque. (Disneyland, 1977) A Space Mountain Inaugural Flight plaque gifted exclusively to those attending the Disneyland Cast Premier held during the third week in May of 1977. The plaque features a beautiful cast plaster depiction of the iconic attraction building. It comes boxed with a seven-page “Space Mountain Operational Data” booklet full of facts and figures for the attraction. Measuring 12”x9” and 1.5” deep, the metal, wood, and cast resin wall plaque is in very good condition, exhibiting only minor wear to one spire and a couple of small depressions in the metal. $300-$500

801. Media Music Record with PeopleMover Tracks. (Disneyland, c.1968) A rare Media Music recording featuring (10) tracks of “neutral strings,” some of which were chosen by Jack Wagner to be utilized for the soundtrack of the PeopleMover at Disneyland and Walt Disney World. More than 17 minutes of music are contained on the double-sided album, each orchestrated by Neil Amsterdam, published by Dollhouse, and produced by Ole Georg for his Capitol Records 10-album series. Measuring 12” the 33 1/3 rpm record with sleeve displays in a very good condition, exhibiting few scratches and minor wear to sleeve and cover. $100-$200

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802. PeopleMover & Rocket Jets Print Signed by John Hench. (Disneyland, 1997) A lithographic print featuring John Hench’s concept for the PeopleMover and Rocket Jets overlooking Tomorrowland. Offered through The Disney Gallery, the print depicts “the world on the move” and is signed by Hench in the lower-right. With 10.5”x13.5” viewable in a 13.5”x16” wooden frame, the print is signed and hand-numbered “46/300”. It is in fine condition and comes with its original COA. $300-$500

804. Pair of Rocket Rods Single Rider Passes. (Disneyland, 1998-2000) A pair of Single Rider Volunteer passes for Rocket Rods. Before the Fast Pass system, the Rocket Rods Single Rider Volunteer passes enabled Disneyland audiences to “enter the exit of the Rocket Rods Attraction, located at the Premier Merchandise Location, and to proceed immediately to the boarding area.” The passes are a testament to the short-lived Rocket Rods attraction. Measuring approximately 8.5”x5.75” each, the passes are in very good condition with little handling wear. $200-$400

803. Rocket Rods Child Switch Test Ride Pass. (Disneyland, 19982000) A Child Switch Test Ride pass for Rocket Rods. The short-lived Rocket Rods Rapid Transit System opened in Disneyland in 1998 as part of the “New Tomorrowland” refurbishment. These Switch Test Ride passes allowed a passenger and guest one ride. Measuring 3.75”x6.75”, the rare ticket pass is in good condition with some creasing and ink loss throughout. $200-$400

805. TWA Disneyland Travel Poster Display. (Disneyland, 1955) A beautiful printed travel poster designed by David Klein for TWA Airlines. This smaller version of the poster likely hung in travel agencies to promote trips to Disneyland. This poster prominently features the iconic TWA Moonliner in front of several Disneyland attractions and measures 16.75”x10.75”. The condition is fair with moderate surface and edge wear. $500-$1,000

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806. Space Station X-1 Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1955) A very rare silkscreened Space Station X-1 attraction poster. Designed by Bjorn Aronson, this poster promoted the Walt-era Tomorrowland walk-through attraction that granted guests a panoramic view of the United States, at an orbit of 500 miles in space. Measuring 54”x36”, the hand-silkscreened Disneyland attraction poster displays in very good condition with minor surface wear, a few small creases, and poster tape on the reverse. $7,000-$10,000

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807. John Hench Space-Port Rocket Ship Display Print. (Disneyland, 2010s) An oversized print of John Hench’s design for the Space-Port Rocket Ship of Tomorrowland. Likely created for a temporary exhibit at Disneyland, the print is adhered to a 26”x19.75” sheet of particle board. It is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $300-$500

809. Rocket to the Moon Pen Set. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A Rocket to the Moon pen set. The holder was modeled after the iconic Tomorrowland Moonliner Rocket pylon and includes two stylish Disney pens. The lunar landscape base measures 5” in diameter and towers 8” tall. The holder and pair of twist-action ballpoint Disney pens are in very fine condition, requiring an ink replacement due to age. The original box is included. $200-$400

808. Disneyland Moonliner Pen. (Disneyland, 1998) A souvenir pen of the Tomorrowland Moonliner rocket, created to commemorate the reopening of Tomorrowland on May 22, 1998. Measuring 6.75” tall, the metallic rocket pen is in very fine condition with minor scuffing and two small spots of color loss. It comes inside a protective case. $100-$200

810. Adventure Thru Inner Space “Atomobile” Model. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A handpainted replica model of the “Atomobile” vehicle props that once transported passengers through the Mighty Microscope and the process of “mag-ni-fi-cation,” at Monsanto’s Adventure Thru Inner Space attraction. This replica is believed to have been made from a hard-to-find fan-made kit produced in the mid-1990s. Measuring approximately 9” tall and 6.5” in diameter, the Atomobile replica features (2) hand painted resin adult figures, and a painted cylindrical base. It displays in good condition with some scuffs to the paint. $500-$1,000

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811. Tomorrowland Theater Rehabilitation Sign. (Disneyland, 2010s) A signed used for the Tomorrowland Theater during a period of refurbishment. Signs like this were placed on stanchions near the attraction and queue entrances, informing Disneyland audiences that the “Tomorrowland Theater is currently undergoing optical recalibration” and to “please visit other Tomorrowland attractions.” Measuring 22.75”x18”, the acrylic Park-used sign is in very good condition exhibiting minor scuffs, scratches, and wear, as well as retention of adhesive backed Velcro on the reverse. $200-$300

812. Disneyland’s America Sings Poster. (Disneyland, c.1974) A promotional poster for America Sings at Disneyland. This AudioAnimatronic show was presented in the Carousel Theater and showcased four eras of American popular music. The poster features masters of ceremony, Eagle Sam and Ollie Owl. Measuring 17”x14”, the poster is in fair condition with moderate edge wear and a few pen markings at top center. $100-$300

813. Set of (5) Carousel of Progress Signed Lithographs. (Disneyland, 1998) A set of (5) signed Carousel of Progress lithographs released through The Disney Gallery. The lithographs spotlight the four acts of the Carousel of Progress, and also include a signed sheet music inspired lithograph for “There’s a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow.” The prints are signed by such notable contributors as Collin Campbell, John Hench, Sam McKim, and Richard M. Sherman. The concept art prints measure 10”x25.5” while the sheet music print measures 14”x11”. The set is contained in a specialty art folder and is in very good overall condition, with minor handling wear and edge wear. The folder has some discoloration and surface wear. Two COA sheets and three artist bio sheets are included. $500-$1,000

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814. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1956) An original hand-silkscreened attraction poster for the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea exhibit at Disneyland. The terrifying eye of the squid stares through a porthole in the eye-catching attraction art imagined by Bjorn Aronson. The beautiful artifact has been framed with archival quality materials for preservation. With a 53.5”x35” mat opening within its 60.25”x40.25” frame, the item displays in fine condition despite very minor creasing throughout and small spots of stray paint from the silk-screening process. $7,000-$10,000

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816. Submarine Voyage Wardrobe Patch. (Disneyland, c.1970s) An embroidered patch used on Cast Member wardrobe items for the Submarine Voyage. The Disneyland “D” crest accents the nautical themed logo in beautiful gold and deep blue tones. Measuring 3.25”x2.25”, the patch is in very good condition with minor wear and discoloration to reverse from age. $200-$400

815. Submarine Voyage Disney Gallery Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1990s) A fullsize Submarine Voyage printed attraction poster, reproduced in limited quantities through the Disney Gallery. For a brief time, the Disney Gallery offered these gorgeous full-size attraction poster reproductions. This faithful replica measures 54”x36” and is in very good condition, exhibiting minor wear, and slight discoloration on the reverse. $500-$700

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817. Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage Invitation & Press Kit. (Disneyland, 2006-07) A press kit and invitation to the Premier Party for the new Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage attraction at Disneyland on June 10, 2007. The chest contains a dimensional pop-up submarine boat, and it retains the original R.S.V.P. invitation for the “resurfacing” of the memorable attraction as part of The Year of a Million Dreams. Measuring 4.75”x5.5” and over 11.75” long, the pop-up invitation displays in very good condition, exhibiting minor wear to the edges and corners from use. The Press Kit folder and contents are in very good condition, retaining the original (12) “News” sheets and Interactive CD-Rom. $200-$300

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818. Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage at Disneyland Sign. (Disneyland, 2006) A sign announcing the title of the forthcoming Disney/Pixar “Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage” adventure at Disneyland, originally displayed during the Year of a Million Dreams celebration from 2006 through 2007. Measuring 18.75” in diameter, the foam board sign is in very good condition exhibiting minor scuffs and scratches. $200-$400

819. Dory Submarine Voyage Porthole Sign. (Disneyland, 2006) A porthole-style sign featuring Dory from Finding Nemo. The sign was created for a construction barrier that encompassed the Submarine Voyage attraction amidst a Finding Nemo retheming that occurred during the Year of a Million Dreams celebration at Disneyland. Measuring 24” in diameter, the piece displays in very good condition with minor scratches and scuffs. $200-$400

820. Star Tours “Theater 7” Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A “Theater 7” sign, likely produced for a Star Tours themed show or event at Disneyland Resort. Measuring approximately 16”x20”, the sign featuring a starfield at hyperspace is in fine condition while exhibiting minor surface wear. $200-$400

821. Star Tours the Adventures Continue Sign. (Disneyland, 2010) A Star Tours the Adventures Continue sign created for the exciting update of the popular 1980s Disneyland attraction, which added new magical destinations for StarSpeeder passengers. Measuring 24.75”x36”, the foam board sign is in good condition, retaining a few pinholes and some surface scratches. $200-$400

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822. Set of (6) Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge Media Event Signs. (Disneyland, 2019) A set of (6) signs created for the Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge media event held at Disneyland Resort during the spring of 2019. The signs identify exits, “no entry,” the Media Center Entrance, areas designated for “Interview Scheduling,” zones where “event credential is required,” and other audience directions. The largest sign measures 26”x18”, and the others measure 20.5”x18”. They are in very good condition exhibiting minor scuffs and scratches. $300-$500

823. Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010) A Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge sign featuring imagery of the twin moons of the outer rim territory rising over the petrified trees and domes of the Black Spire Outpost on Batuu. Signs like this were once displayed within the Star Wars Launch Bay in Tomorrowland and near the construction perimeter of Galaxy’s Edge. Measuring 24” tall and 18” wide, the acrylic sign is in very good condition, exhibiting minor surface scuffs and scratches from use. $200-$400

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Coinciding with the release of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Mickey’s Toontown opened at Disneyland in 1988. The land offered the opportunity to visit the homes of Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Donald, Chip and Dale. Six years later, Toontown provided a wacky setting for Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin, a hare-raising adventure starring Roger & Jessica Rabbit and Benny the Cab’s twin cousin Lenny.

824. Mickey’s Toontown Guest Magnetic Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A large magnetic vehicle sign from Mickey’s Toontown. Resembling a Disneyland Cast Member name badge, the oversized magnetic sign was adhered to a vehicle to announce guests for parades and special events. Measuring 17”x23.75”, the sign is in very good condition with little wear from original Park use. $200-$400

825. Mickey’s Toontown Transportation Sign. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A sign created to designate a transportation location for Mickey’s Toontown at Disneyland. The sign is composed of trimmed and applied lettering and comes custom framed with matching red and blue mat and frame border. The sign has a viewable image size of 14”x16” within the 18.25”x20.25” frame. It is in very good condition with minor wear to the frame. $200-$400

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827. Complete Set of (4) Mickey’s Toontown House Replicas. (Walt Disney World, c.1990s) A complete set of (4) limited edition Mickey’s Toontown miniature house replicas. Released as “The Land That Toons Built” series, each sculpture depicts the houses of Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy, as they appeared within Mickey’s Toontown Fair at the Magic Kingdom. Each piece is accomplished in hand-painted resin and limited to an edition size of 750. The houses range in size from the 4.75” long Donald’s boat, to the 7” long Mickey’s house . The set is in very good condition and come in their original product boxes. $400-$600

828. Mickey’s Toontown Wooden Mickey’s House. (Disneyland, 1997) A wooden dimensional depiction of Mickey’s House from Mickey’s Toontown. Created by Sheila’s Collectibles, it is signed by the artist on the reverse. Measuring 9”x5.25” and 1.25” wide, the piece is in fine condition. $100-$200

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829. Toontown Jolly Trolley Tea Lite by Heather Goldminc. (Disneyland, 2005) A Toontown Jolly Trolley ceramic figure crafted by Heather Goldminc Blue Sky Clayworks for The Art of Disney. Measuring 5.25”x7.25” and 9.25” tall, the Trolley is designed for lamp illumination via a small “tea lite” (not included) placed on the separate but included base. $200-$400

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The earliest concepts behind Disney’s California Adventure Park were that of a massive Epcotstyle expansion to Disneyland Resort property, tentatively titled “WestCOT.” Over the years, its plans changed and developed, and Disney’s California Adventure Park opened its golden gates on February 8, 2001. In addition to popular attractions like Who Wants to be a Millionaire – Play It!, It’s Tough to Be a Bug!, and the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, the newest Park also saw the addition of the guest-favorite Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, providing a memorable craftsman-style retreat.

830. Pair of Westcot Development Foldouts and Button. (Disneyland, 1990) A pair of promotional foldouts distributed by Disneyland to explain their plans for expansion of the resort and how it would impact the surrounding area. Prior to developing California Adventure, plans were created for an EPCOT-style resort near Disneyland, and the preliminary master plan foldout discusses that proposal. The draft environmental impact foldout report details how the new resort will affect the environment and nearby communities. Both foldouts measure 11”x8.5” folded and are in very good condition. The “WESTCOT 2000” button has “6-9-93” annotation on the reverse. $200-$300

831. California Adventure Prospectus Documents. (California Adventure, 1998) A California Adventure prospectus document, prepared three years before California Adventure opened. The detailed 6-page confidential prospectus presents the storytelling, attitude, and style that would define the forthcoming Disneyland Resort Park that would stand as a “celebration of the California Dream.” This document was retained by an Imagineer involved in the development of California Adventure. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the sheets are in very good condition, exhibiting minor wear to the edges and corners. $200-$400

832. Disney’s California Adventure Rough Site Rendering. (California Adventure, 1990s) A rough site rendering depicting an aerial view of California Adventure. Some hand-annotated notes relate to the Disneyland Resort Cast Member parking lot and proposed site of the future expansions, including the forthcoming “Tough to Be a Bug” show. Offering a gorgeous pre-opening view of what would become California Adventure, the rendering measures 36”x47.5”. It is in very good condition, with a few creases throughout from use. $200-$400

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833. Grand Californian Hotel Accent Chair. (Grand Californian, 2010s) An original wooden accent chair from Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel. The chair beautifully captures the American Craftsman style that embodies this hotel, and was used in areas of the lobby and in the hotel rooms for several years before its removal. Composed of an oak frame and padded seat, the large chair measures 41” tall, 25” wide, and 22” deep. It is in very 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. $400-$800

835. Grand Californian Bambi Shower Curtain. (Grand Californian, 2000s) A Bambi-themed show curtain produced for a Grand Californian Hotel guest room. Bambi and Thumper are shown frolicking through the forest, enhanced by the four-tone palette of the Grand Californian Hotel Resort. Measuring 70”x70”, the shower curtain exhibits some fading, as well as some surface and edge wear from use. $300-$500

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834. Pair of Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel Lights. (Grand Californian, c.2000s) A pair of outdoor lamps used at the Grand Californian Hotel. The wall-mounted outdoor fixtures were produced used in the Main Entry West Block of Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel at the Disneyland Resort. Measuring approximately 14” tall and 15”x11”, the sturdy metal-frame craftsman style lamps display in very good condition. The lamps are believed to be in functioning condition, however they will need to be rewired, as the cords were cut at the time of their removal. The back glass panel is absent on one of the lamps. $300-$500

836. Grand Californian Hotel Vanity Mirror. (Grand Californian, 2010s) A large vanity mirror from a guest room at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel. The sturdy wood frame with beveled glass beautifully captures the American Craftsman style that embodies this Hotel, and is an excellent functional artifact from the Disneyland Resort. Measuring an impressive 51”x35”, the mirror can be displayed vertically or horizontally, and is in very good Hotel-used condition, with some nicks, scratches, and wear to the wooden frame from its use and removal. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $200-$400

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837. Grand Californian Guest Room Framed Print. (Grand Californian, c.2010s-20s) A framed print used as guest room decor within Disney’s California Adventure Hotel & Spa. Hyperion Fruit is a play on Hyperion Avenue, the original site of the Walt Disney Studios, and also references the original orange groves from before the Disneyland Resort was built. With 9.5”x10.5” viewable in a 17”x19” frame, the wall art is in fine condition. $200-$400

839. Disney’s California Adventure Print by Tim Delaney. (California Adventure, 2001) A commemorative print by Imagineer Tim Delaney, created for the Inaugural Celebration for Disney’s California Adventure. Delaney’s stylish depiction of the new Park highlights a golden sun rising over the California skyline with key Park landmarks throughout. Measuring 24”x18”, the print is in very good condition, exhibiting slight wear and a few small spots of discoloration. $200-$400

838. Grand Californian Craftsman Bar & Grill Mug. (Grand Californian, 2020) A first edition mug created for the Grand Californian Craftsman Bar & Grill at the Disneyland Resort. Inspired by the motif of the Grand Californian Hotel Resort, the ceramic beer stein mug incorporates faux patterns of stained glass, ornate wood grain, and stone. The backstamp of the base features the restaurant’s logo and the words “1st Edition.” Measuring 7.5”x5” and 3” deep, the mug is in very fine, as-new condition, and it comes in its original packaging. $200-$400

840. Set of (10) DCA Sneak Preview Challenge Buttons. (California Adventure, 2001) A boxed set of (10) buttons from the sneak preview event for Disney’s California Adventure. This set was presented to Cast Members and special guests at the preview, which took place on January 19, 2001, ahead of the park’s February opening date. This complete set is housed in its original blue box that measures 12”x9.25” and includes a challenge map. The set is in fine condition. $300-$500

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841. California Adventure Opening Day Map. (California Adventure, 2001) A stylized map created to celebrate the Grand Opening of Disney’s California Adventure on February 8, 2001. The opening year map features Park landmarks including Paradise Pier, Superstar Limo, and Muppet Vision 3-D, as well as Michael Eisner’s opening dedication message at the bottom-right. The map measures 26.5”x34.25” and is in fine condition with minor wear to the original fold lines. $200-$400

843. Signed Dan Goozee California Adventure Print. (California Adventure, 2001) A Cast Member lithograph by Disney Imagineering consultant artist Dan Goozee. This limited edition print in commemoration of the opening of Disney’s California Adventure depicts an aerial view of the Hollywood Pictures Backlot themed land, presented with Goozee’s characteristic use of light and color. The item has been autographed and numbered 3763 of 4000 in pencil, with an embossed seal on the bottom left of the print denoting it as part of the California Adventure Cast Member Commemorative Series. The piece measures 14.5”x20” overall with an image area of 11”x17” and is in very fine condition. $200-$400

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842. Charles Boyer California Adventure Signed Print. (California Adventure, 2001) A beautiful Cast Member exclusive lithographic print created to commemorate Disney’s California Adventure. The print by artist Charles Boyer features imagery representative of both the Park and the state of California, and is hand-numbered 1621/4000 at the lower right beside the artist’s signature. There is an embossed California Adventure seal at the lower left. The print measures 14.5”x20” overall with an image size of 11”x17” and is in very good condition with minor edge-wear, including some bending at the corners. $200-$400

844. Grand Opening California Adventure Pin. (California Adventure, 2001) A Disney’s California Adventure Pin released for the grand opening on February 8, 2001. Measuring 2.5”x1.5”, the pin is in good condition, with very minor scuffs to the enamel. It comes displayed on the original backing card. $100-$200

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845. California Adventure (9) Pin Puzzle Set. (California Adventure, 2001) A framed (9) pin puzzle set created exclusively for the opening of Disney’s California Adventure. The pin puzzle interlocks to depict Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, and Pluto having fun in the California sun. Measuring an impressive 8.5”x11.5” when combined, the limited edition pin set is numbered “404/900” and is displayed within a 14.25”x17.25” black wood frame. It is in fine condition with the original COA included. $100-$200 846. California Adventure Imagineer Project Team Jacket. (California Adventure, 2001) A very rare jacket created exclusively for the DCA Project Team that worked on the development of the Park. The two-tone jacket features brown cotton sleeves and lining, with the project information on the chest, as well as a large embroidered logo on the back. A size Large, the jacket is in very fine condition. $300-$600

847. Pair of California Adventure Re-Entry Hand Stamps. (California Adventure, c.2001) A pair of hand stamps used to mark Park guests for re-entry. To discourage misuse, Disney alternated stamps daily, with these stamps reading “Superstar” and “Eureka.” The re-entry stamps are constructed of wood and rubber with a wooden knob handle. They measure 4” long and are in good condition with expected surface wear and ink color staining from use. The rubber pads have partially dried with age. $200-$400

848. Pair of Disneyland Resort Passport Ticket Booth Signs. (Disneyland, 2000s) A pair of signs used within the ticket booths at the Disneyland Resort. The signs promoted the passports available, including Annual Passport offers and Park Hopper offers. One retains original protective adhesive grip liner. Measuring 11.5”x9”, the signs are in good condition with some creases and minor spots of discoloration from use. $100-$200

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849. Soarin’ Over California Test Exit Sign. (California Adventure, c.2001) This is a fabrication sample of an exit sign face for the Soarin’ Over California attraction at Disney’s California Adventure. The metal sign was developed prior to Soarin’s debut and features subtle design and theming elements recurring throughout the attraction. Measuring 8”x11.75”, this remarkably unique item is in very good condition with surface scratches throughout from its intended use. $200-$400

850. Flik’s Fun Fair Boxed Pin Set. (California Adventure, 2002) A Flik’s Fun Fair boxed pin set. The popular stars of Flik’s Fun Fair Annual Passholder event at Disney’s California Adventure are memorialized in a 6-pin set limited to an edition of only 100 pieces. Measuring 9”x5.25” and 1.25” deep, the fine condition set comes contained in the original box, exhibiting little wear to the box. $200-$400

851. Tuck and Roll Drive ‘em Buggies Sign. (California Adventure, c.2002-18) A height requirement sign from the Tuck and Roll Drive ‘em Buggies. Used aboard P.T. Flea’s pill bugs at Disney’s California Adventure Park, the acrylic sign measures 19.25”x1.25” and is in good condition. There are three adhesive magnets on the reverse, and minor surface scratches from Park use. $300-$500

852. Who Wants to be a Millionaire Play It! Keypad. (California Adventure, 2001-04) An original keypad prop from Who Wants to be a Millionaire Play it! at Disney’s California Adventure. This contestant keypad module was once utilized in the popular game show that ran from 2001 to 2004 on the Hollywood Pictures Backlot at Disney’s California Adventure Park. The short-lived Disney Parks edition of the show would pit the “Fastest-Fingers” against each other for a shot at the Hot Seat and big prizes. Measuring 5.5”x3.5” and over 1” in width, the Park-used prop displays in good condition, exhibiting some denting and wear, while retaining few original circuit board and electronic components inside. $400-$800

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853. Signed Tim Delaney Paradise Pier Lithograph. (California Adventure, c.1999) A signed cast member lithograph of Paradise Pier at Disney California Adventure by Imagineer Tim Delaney. Delaney was one of the first Imagineers to join the DCA project in 1995, serving as a designer for multiple areas. The piece offers a vibrant concept rendering for Paradise Pier by Delaney and is hand-numbered 3863/4000. There is an embossed seal on the bottom left of the print denoting it as part of the California Adventure Cast Member Commemorative Series. Measuring 14.5”x20” overall with an image area of 11”x17”, the print is in fine condition with a minor scuff in the bottom left corner and small spot stain in the bottom right corner. $200-$400

855. California Adventure Avalon Cove Bar Finial. (California Adventure, 2000s) An original wooden railing finial from Avalon Cove Bar at Disney’s California Adventure Park. Before Ariel’s Grotto, the Avalon Cove offered seaside family dining with Disney Characters, with twisting gold-toned and weather resistant enameled finials like this one enhancing the rails along Paradise Pier until their eventual removal a few years after opening. These original wooden finials were replaced with more durable molded versions. Measuring 6.5” in diameter and 8.25” tall, the prop exhibits minor wear from Park-use, and a thin 1.25” radial crack along the base. $300-$500

854. Paradise Pier Mickey Mouse Nautical Flag. (California Adventure, c.2000s) A Mickey Mouse nautical-themed vinyl flag originally used on Paradise Pier at Disney California Adventure Park. This red and white striped flag featuring a blue mickey emblem was once displayed along a Paradise Pier gazebo which served as a meet and greet location with Captain Mickey. The flag measures 15”x15.5 with velcro strips on the top rear. The piece is in very good condition with minor signs of wear from regular use. $200-$400

856. Twilight Zone Tower of Terror (6) Pin Boxed Set. (California Adventure, 2004) A limited edition Twilight Zone Tower of Terror (6) pin boxed set. The set is limited to an edition of 500 and features Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, Goofy, and Donald performing a big band number at the Hollywood Tower Hotel, with a mini pin featuring the logo of the attraction. Measuring approximately 1.5” tall each, the fine condition pins come in their original suitcase style box. $200-$400

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857. Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Talking Invitation. (California Adventure, 2004) An electronic invitation to take “the elevator ride of your life” at the grand opening of Disney California Adventure’s Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. The oversized invitation features pop-open elevator doors and “drops down,” while the bell rings and an eerie voice answers: “Hollywood Tower Hotel. May I help you? We’ll be looking for you to… drop in.” Measuring 21.25”x5” within its original 21.5”x5.5” envelope, the invitation displays in good condition, exhibiting fading, creases, and wear throughout from previous display, retaining a working electronic sound feature. $200-$400

859. Disney’s California Adventure Sign. (California Adventure, c.2000s) A sign advertising “Disney’s California Adventure” Park. The spotlights and pixie-dust throughout beautifully reflect the magic this Park has brought to countless guests. Measuring 29.5”x21.75”, the sign is in very good condition with slight scuffs and wear from Park display. $300-$500

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858. Guardians of the Galaxy Mission Breakout Event Sign. (California Adventure, 2017) A “Shuttle Stop” sign produced for the Guardians of the Galaxy Mission Breakout Event held at Disney’s California Adventure Park in 2017. Measuring approximately 20”x20”, the foam core sign displays in very good condition, exhibiting only minor scuffs and wear from Park display. $200-$400

860. Toy Story Midway Mania! Sign. (California Adventure, c.2008) A sign advertising the 4-D Toy Story Midway Mania at Disney’s California Adventure Park. Measuring 18”x18”, the sign displays in very good condition with the slightest scuffs and scratches from Park-use. $300-$500

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862. Halloween Time at California Adventure Sign. (California Adventure, 2010s) A sign created to herald Halloween Time at California Adventure. Measuring 36” long and 18” tall, the acrylic sign is in very good condition with few scratches, scuffs light wear, and two plastic adhesive-backed mounts on reverse from original Park display. $300-$500

861. Halloween Time California Screamin’ Sign. (California Adventure, c.2010s) An overlay sign created for a display near the California Screamin’ rollercoaster at Paradise Pier during Halloween Time at Disney California Adventure Park. Measuring 36” tall and 20” at its widest points, the acrylic and foam core sign displays in very good condition with minor scuffs, scratches, and wear, while retaining adhesive Velcro on reverse from original Park use. $300-$500

863. Goofy’s Sky School Chicken Sign. (California Adventure, 2011) A Chicken prop prototype sample used in the theming for Goofy’s Sky School at Disney’s California Adventure Park. The red-tailed chicken wearing an aviator helmet and goggles assists student pilots in learning to “fly the Goofy way.” The thumbs up chicken appears at the base of the FastPass ticket dispensers at the top of the FastPass distribution facade for the attraction. Measuring 17”x13.25” the cut-out composite wooden sign is in very fine condition. $500-$800

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864. California Adventure Reopening Storytellers Statue. (California Adventure, 2012) A miniature reproduction of the Storytellers statue as Imagineered by the team of Ray Spencer and sculptor Rick Terry. It celebrates the humble beginnings of Walt’s story, as he arrived in California with big dreams in 1923. The small incarnation of the full-scale bronze was created exclusively for those attending the Disney California Adventure Park Grand Opening Preview events of June 10, 2012. Measuring 8.25” tall atop a 4.25”X4.75” base, the commemorative statue bearing a bronze-like patina atop a black matte resin base displays in very fine condition. The original box and packaging is included. $200-$300

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865. California Adventure Festival of Holidays Banner. (California Adventure, c.2018) A Disney Festival of Holidays banner utilized at Disney’s California Adventure Park. The seasonal celebration of Christmas, Hanukkah, Diwali, Kwanzaa, and Three Kings’ Day is filled with multicultural and diverse music, foods, dance, and decor. The double-sided vertical banner features the “Disney Festival of Holidays” event title surrounded by festive imagery of trees, peppermint sticks, candles, dreidels, and more inside the shape of Mickey’s head. Measuring 54.5”x29.5”, the synthetic fiber Park-used weather-resistant flag features brass grommets, reinforced stitches for vertical display, and exhibits creasing to colorful synthetic ribbons, as well as very minor spots of discoloration and wear from original display. $300-$500

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866. Cars Land Grand Opening Sign. (California Adventure, 2012) A sign announcing the addition of Cars Land alongside the Storytellers Statue and Carthay Circle Restaurant at Disney California Adventure Park in 2012. Measuring 23.75”x20”, the Park-used sign is in very good condition exhibiting light scuffs and scratches and retaining four adhesive Velcro strips from original display. $200-$400

868. Disney Parks “Year of the Horse” Sign & Button. (California Adventure, 2014) A sign celebrating the “Year of the Horse” Lunar New Year at Disney’s California Adventure from January 31 to February 2, 2014. Included with the sign is a “Year of the Horse” pinback button featuring Maximus from Disney’s Tangled. Measuring 22”x18”, the pvc board sign is in very good condition, exhibiting mild scuffs and wear from original Park display. $100-$200

867. California Adventures Cars Land Logo Sign. (California Adventure, c.2012-13) A Cars Land sign from Disney’s California Adventure Park. Similar signage bearing the ornamentation of the classic logo was used to advertise the land through exhibits and Photo Opportunities before and shortly after the land opened in 2012. Measuring 25”x20”, the pvc board sign is in fine condition exhibiting slight wear and Velcro on reverse from original Park display. $200-$400

869. Maleficent Sneak Peek Entrance Sign. (California Adventure, 2014) A Maleficent Sneak Peek entrance sign. It was produced for the preview of scenes from the mistress of all evil’s feature film, held after daily performances of Mickey’s PhilharMagic at the Sunset Showcase Theater at Disney’s California Adventure Park in 2014. Measuring 20”x20”, the acrylic sign is in very good condition exhibiting only the slightest scuffs, minor scratches and wear typical of such Park-used props, while retaining original adhesive Velcro on reverse. $300-$500

870. Frozen Live at the Hyperion Event Shuttle Sign. (California Adventure, 2016) An event shuttle stop sign utilized to direct audiences of Disneyland Resort Guests for the Disney Frozen Live at the Hyperion event held at Disney’s California Adventure Park during May of 2016. Measuring 22”x17”, the sign displays in very good condition exhibiting few scratches, scuffs, and wear, in addition to the retention of adhesive Velcro strips on the reverse from original display at the Disneyland Resort. $300-$500

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In 1964, Walt Disney Productions began buying up large amounts of land near Orlando, Florida, hiding their purchases under shell corporations to avoid speculation. It wasn’t until late 1965 that Walt Disney’s plans were confirmed, and on November 15, 1965, Walt officially announced that he would be building a second park in Florida. Although Walt did not live long enough to see his vision realized, Roy O. Disney postponed his retirement to helm the project, which began construction in 1967 and opened on October 1, 1971. Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom is a park unique from its predecessor, and a reminder of the ingenuity and creativity of Walt Disney.

871. Cinderella Castle Imagineering Construction Blueprint. (Walt Disney World, 1970) An extremely rare WED Imagineering blueprint depicting an architectural schematic of Cinderella Castle at Walt Disney World. Designed by WED Imagineering, the pre-opening blueprint is dated “2-4-70,” over a year before the Magic Kingdom’s opening day. Titled “East Elevation,” it depicts an incredibly large full-view of the Magic Kingdom’s landmark, Cinderella Castle. Fascinating architectural details of the Castle can be seen throughout, and various sections of the Castle are labeled including the Observation Terrace, Penthouse, Towers, and even the Basement. Disney Legend Bill Martin is credited as the Project Designer, and Imagineer John Zovich as the Project Engineer. This blueprint belonged to an opening year Park employee, who kept it in their personal collection until now. It measures an impressive 48”x36” and is in very good Park-used condition. There is some handling wear including small edge tears and faint creases throughout, as well as some expected natural toning to the paper from age. $1,000-$2,000

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872. Collection of (26) WDW Construction Photo Proofs. (Walt Disney World, 1967-71) A collection of (26) photo proof sheets from the construction of Walt Disney World. The sheets offer a total of 183 aerial and ground images capturing various stages of the Park’s early development. Documentational photos of this sort were once catalogued for Walt Disney Imagineering for later reference. Measuring 8.25”x10”, the photograph proof sheets are in good condition, exhibiting minor scratches, scuffs, and wear from intended use. $500-$700

873. Walt Disney World Development Meeting Photograph. (Walt Disney World, c.1968) A photograph of Disney executives from an early development meeting for Walt Disney World. The candid photo captures the group surrounded by various elements of the Florida Project, including a variety of preliminary designs and conceptual artwork, a wall-sized aerial map of the Park and its surrounding property lots, and a large model of the Seven Seas Lagoon and Magic Kingdom Resort Area. Measuring 9.75”x8”, the photograph is in very good condition exhibiting few creases and minor wear from age. $500-$700

874. WDW Land Survey Photo of Mel Melton and Roy Disney. (Walt Disney World, c.1960s) A photograph of Roy Disney, Mel Melton, and three other men, preparing to survey the waterways of the future site of Walt Disney World via airboat. Measuring 8.25”x10”, the unique kodak photograph print originally belonged to Mel Melton, and is in very good condition, exhibiting only minor toning, few spots of discoloration, and little wear from age. $200-$400

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875. Grumman G-159 Gulfstream I Model Replica & Certificate. (Walt Disney World, c.1986) A model replica of Walt Disney’s 1963 Grumman G-159 Gulfstream I. The second of two company planes, this particular aircraft is what Walt and company travelled aboard while scouting land for his Florida Project. Bearing the registration number N234MM, the plane was most commonly referred to as the “The Mouse.” After Walt’s passing the plane continued to transport staff for 32 years, with guests of honor often gifted “I Flew on the Mouse” certificates. Measuring 9.25”x11” and 6” tall, the commemorative replica with wooden display stand and souvenir certificate display in fine condition. The original packaging is also included. $500-$700

877. 1975 Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom Souvenir Map. (Walt Disney World, 1975) An early souvenir map from Walt Disney World titled “A Guide to the Magic Kingdom of Walt Disney World.” This map features the PeopleMover and Space Mountain attractions which opened that year. Measuring approximately 31.5”x40”, the map is in good condition with some wear along the fold-lines and edges. $200-$400

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876. Preview Edition Walt Disney World Booklet. (Walt Disney World, 1970) A Walt Disney World Preview Edition booklet signed by Bob Matheison. The pre-opening book was prepared for members of the press, granting readers a glimpse of “the vacation kingdom of the world.” Contents include a look at the forthcoming Magic Kingdom and its two theme resorts, in addition to the potential growth during the first five years of its opening. The comprehensive overview is signed by Bob Matheison (then Director of Walt Disney World Operations) on page one. Measuring 8.75”x11.75”, the 20-page book is in very good used condition with minor wear and scuff marks to edges of cover and pages. $200-$400

878. 1979 Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom Souvenir Map. (Walt Disney World, 1979) An illustrated vintage souvenir map of Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. The colorful map provides a whimsical caricature of memorable vintage attractions like Plaza Swan Boats, Troubadour Tavern, Pecos Bill Cafe, Mission to Mars and more, introduced by your Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom Guided Tour Hostess Minnie Mouse. Measuring 31.5”x38”, the map retains the original folds and displays in very good condition, exhibiting some additional wear and creasing, as well as a few stress lines along cross folds. $200-$400

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879. Walt Disney World Grand Opening Passport & Tickets. (Walt Disney World, 1971) A Walt Disney World Grand Opening Spectacular and Dedication Ceremony Passport for the events occurring October 23-25. The items originally belonged to former Walt Disney Productions Vice President of Finance Mel Melton. The Passport comes complete with (4) tickets for the related Grand Canyon Plaza Reception and Lakeside Buffet, the Gala Dedication Concert, the Polynesian Luau, and the Grand Opening Dedication Ceremony and Main Street Parade. Also included is a letter relaying arrangements for travel and accommodations for the duration of the guest’s visit at Walt Disney World. The documents measure 8.5”x11”, and the overall collection is in fine condition, exhibiting minor creases, folds, and wear from use, and some original hand-annotation on some of the documents. $300-$600

880. Disneyland and Walt Disney World Marketing Document. (Disneyland, 1979) A Disneyland & Walt Disney World Marketing brochure. The eight-page coil bound document was prepared by the Walt Disney Productions Marketing Division to elucidate the “reach of Disneyland and Walt Disney World in the U.S. marketplace” and includes “past performance” figures related to East and West Coast demographics, as well as “future potential” projections. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the presentation portfolio is in very good condition exhibiting a few creases, indentations, and folds from use. $300-$500

881. Collection of (3) Walt Disney World Wardrobe Posters. (Walt Disney World, c.1970s-80s) A collection of (3) rare Walt Disney World Wardrobe Department posters. Kaa attempts to coerce Mowgli the Man Cub into believing that his wardrobe fits, Winnie the Pooh sports Presidential campaign clothing, and “the clothes that make the Duck” are depicted in this comical artwork originally intended for display in the Walt Disney World Backstage Wardrobe Department. The Duck poster measures 24” long, and the Pooh poster measures 24” tall. They all display in good condition, some surface and edge wear throughout, including some yellowing and surface loss to the reverse of the Jungle Book poster. $300-$500

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883. Alien Encounter Seat Components. (Walt Disney World, 1995-2003) A seat and restraint component from the ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter attraction from the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World Resort. This was one of many Tomorrowland Convention Center seats from which guests viewed demonstrations of X-S Tech, including the interplanetary teleportation of carnivorous aliens. Measuring approximately 25”X9” and 19”X15”, the 2-part Tomorrowland seat prop displays in fair condition, with some oxidation to the metal and a tackiness to the aged rubber underneath the seat. $1,000-$2,000

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884. Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe Sign. (Walt Disney World, c.2000s) A Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe sign from the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World Resort. The sign directs guests toward the only Tomorrowland quick-service restaurant endorsed by Sonny Eclipse and the Space Angels. Measuring 86.25”x23.75”, the metal, Plexiglas, and acrylic sign is in fine condition, exhibiting some scuffs and slight wear from outdoor Park display. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $4,000-$6,000

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885. Mad Hatter Hat Prop from Cinderella Castle. (Walt Disney World, 2005) An oversized Mad Hatter hat display prop created for Cinderella Castle ornamentation in honor of the “Happiest Homecoming on Earth” celebration at Walt Disney World Resort. During the celebration events, golden characters and artifacts of memorable Disney films spanning 50 magical years contributed to a grand royal makeover of Cinderella Castle, with this prop enhancing the Alice in Wonderland section of the Castle structure. Measuring 31” tall and approximately 31” in diameter (not including the support rod), the steel and Fiberglas Park-used prop displays in very good condition, showing few scuffs and scratches from original outdoor display. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $600-$800

886. Frontierland Utilidor Tunnel Sign. (Walt Disney World, c.1980s) A vintage Park-used Frontierland Utilidor directional sign from Walt Disney World. The Utilidor is the color-coded 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 acrylic sign has a vinyl backing depicting a Fort Sam Clemens blockhouse tower icon in brown trim, and would have guided the way toward Frontierland. Measuring 14.5”x14.5”, the Park-used piece displays in very good condition with a minor spot of peeling, scuffs, scratches, paint remnants and adhesive retention to the perimeter of the reverse. $600-$800

887. Fort Wilderness Locomotive Architectural Rendering. (Walt Disney World, 1972-73) A very large 3-part WED Imagineering architectural rendering of the Fort Wilderness Railroad Locomotive produced by Walt Disney Imagineering. The linen-backed printed rendering is composed of three sections which combine to depict Fort Wilderness’ Locomotive 2-4-2T, with additional notations and a revised stamped date of 09-12-73. Although the F.W.R.R. was only in operation from 1974-80, railroad ties and portions of its right-of-way are still present on resort property. This very rare oversized rendering offers a unique perspective into the development process of a fondly remembered Walt Disney World attraction. Comprised of three separate pieces, when combined the full rendering measures 36.5”x136”. Each of the three sections has been linen-backed for their preservation, and displays in good condition with some discoloration and surface wear throughout from use and age. $1,000-$2,000

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888. Frontierland Attractions Wall Plaque. (Walt Disney World, c.2010s) A Magic Kingdom Frontierland attractions souvenir wall plaque. Printed in full color on a wood composite backing, the wall plaque promotes such Frontierland adventures as Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, the Frontierland Railroad Station, and the Rafts to Tom Sawyer Island. Measuring approximately 29”x18.5”, the piece is in very fine, as-new condition. $200-$400

889. Larry Nikolai Cinderella Castle Prototype Medium Fig. (Walt Disney World, 2012) An original prototype Cinderella Castle medium fig by Imagineer Larry Nikolai. This stunning resin sculpture of Walt Disney World’s iconic landmark was released as part of The Art of Disney Theme Parks Collection. The piece features intricate hand painting and golden trims, as well as glitter and gem accents. A Disney prototype tag is included with project information, and the piece has been signed by Nikolai under the base. From the collection of Nikolai himself, the figure measures 12”x12”, and 16” tall. The condition is very fine. $200-$400

890. Walt Disney World “Hunt for Pintopia” Pin Set. (Walt Disney World, 2001) A Bug’s Life “Hunt for Pintopia” (9) pin set and photo board. The popular stars of Pixar’s A Bug’s Life are the subject of a limited-edition pin set released for the Pintopia event at Walt Disney World Resort. Measuring approximately 2.25” each, or smaller, the fine condition pins are displayed over a 8”x10” Contemporary Resort photo board. $200-$400

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Originally conceived by Walt Disney during the early development of Walt Disney World, EPCOT, the “Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow,” was intended as an experimental city that would be a center for American innovation and urban living. The original concept was abandoned after Disney’s death in 1966, as the company was uncertain about the feasibility of maintaining and operating a full city. When Imagineers began developing a second theme park for Walt Disney World in the 1970s, they drew on the futuristic themes of Walt’s EPCOT plans that would grow into a World Showcase of international cultures and promises of the Future World of Tomorrow. Opening in 1982, the park was named EPCOT Center in tribute to the inspiration of Walt’s original vision.

891. Collection of (3) Pre-Opening Epcot Center Posters. (Epcot, 1981-82) A collection of (3) Epcot Center posters depicting the futuristic geodesic Spaceship Earth and advertising the start of the 21st century on October 1st, 1982. Measuring 24”x18” each, the posters are in very good condition with a few creases and surface wear. $200-$400

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892. Pre-Opening Epcot Center Site Plan. (Epcot, 1979) A pre-opening site plan for Epcot Center. This early printed rendering features such period details as the Africa World Showcase Pavilion, Italy World Showcase Pavilion with room for future expansion, the Horizons attraction billed as “Future Probe,” and the Transorama 2000 which was soon to be known as The World of Motion. Measuring 14.75”x23.25”, the site plan rendering displays in very good condition, exhibiting minor creases and handling wear. $200-$400

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893. Collection of (9) Journey Into Imagination Renderings. (Epcot, 1982) A full set of (9) architectural blueprints prepared for the beloved attraction Journey Into Imagination at EPCOT Center. These rare blueprints, overseen by Tony Baxter and Roger Day, were created by Walt Disney Imagineering and used during the construction of the attraction. The set depicts the complete track layout and each of the attractions (8) show scenes, with one page dedicated to each. Renderings include the pre-show, the rotating theater featuring the Dreamcatcher, the Dreamport with Imaginometer, the realms of The Visual Arts, Literature, Performing Arts, Science & Technology, and Image Technology as well as the Exit Tunnel with Unload Area. Included are numerous pictorial elevations and details relating to the Cloud Tunnels, special effects, lighting, maintenance track, and other behind the scenes insights, along with construction schedules and interior finishes. Together, this set provides a fascinating and in-depth overview of the attraction. Measuring 36”x48”, the renderings are in overall very good condition, with some creases and handling wear to the edges and corners. The “Schedule of Interior Finishes” sheet has a 5” tear along the edge. $600-$1,200

894. World of Motion Head Prop Master Pull. (Epcot, 1980s) A WED Imagineering “Master Pull” used to create some of the “outer skin” molds for both Audio-Animatronics and “simple figure” head assemblies which populate the wheel-shaped World of Motion at Epcot Center. The head is constructed in foam and retains original masking, paint, WED identification backstamp on back of head, and other features of production application. The head was used for numerous figures in various scenes as the Persian Bizarre. Measuring 11.5” tall and 11.75” in diameter, it displays in good condition, retaining original production wear. $200-$400

895. Collection of (11) Epcot Promotional Booklets. (Epcot, 1982-83) A collection of (11) promotional booklets for Epcot’s lands and pavilions. The 8 to 12 page staple-bound booklets include information on the creation of each pavilion or land, as well as their sponsors and attractions. The set includes booklets on Horizons, Journey into Imagination, The Land, Merchandise, Spaceship Earth, Universe of Energy, World of Motion, along with World Showcase areas China, France, Japan, and Mexico. Each booklet measures 11”x8.5” and are in very good to fine condition, with a small pencil notation on the back cover. $400-$800

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896. “Prologue and the Promise” Print by Bob McCall. (Epcot, 1983) A print titled “Prologue and the Promise.” The print captures the diverse international community of the Earth making its way toward the great, big, beautiful Future World of Tomorrow, as envisioned by Walt Disney Imagineering Creative Development Team Member Bob McCall. Measuring 30.25”x16”, the print displays in very good condition and includes its original COA. $200-$400

897. Pair of Epcot Flower & Garden Mini Plaques. (Epcot, 2000s) A pair of miniature plaques utilized during two Epcot International Flower & Garden Festivals. One plaque includes the names of sponsors Southern Living and StaGreen. Measuring approximately 3.5” in width, each plaque with screen printed graphics is in good condition, with minor surface wear from use. $200-$400

898. “Year of the Dragon” Epcot Sculpture. (Epcot, 2000) A limited edition dragon sculpture created for the Year of the Dragon celebration at Epcot. The Feng Shui Dragon bestows some of his knowledge, wisdom, and a little good luck upon Mickey Mouse in this sculpture measuring 6.75” tall. The resin sculpture displays in fine condition exhibiting little wear, housed in its original lotus and dragon patterned box. $200-$400

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899. Epcot Center Mission Space Host Costume. (Epcot, c.2003-15) A Mission Space Cast Member costume from Epcot Center. The Mission Space wardrobe includes the shirt and pair of pants. Marked as a Unisex size “XL” and a Male 40-S, the two-piece Mission Space Host pants and shirt are in very good condition, retaining the “Disney Worldwide Services” property control labels. $400-$600

900. Disney-MGM Studio Theme Park Rendering. (Disney-MGM, 1988) An architectural rendering produced by Walt Disney Imagineering teams involved in creating new magical opportunities for the Hollywood Boulevard and Echo Lake areas of the Disney-MGM Studio Theme Park at Walt Disney World. The rendering gives a large aerial overview of the Park, including a great view of the “Hidden-Mickey” design of landscape. Measuring 34.25”x44”, the rendering is in very good condition, exhibiting little wear. $300-$500

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901. The Great Movie Ride Entrance Attraction Poster Prop. (Disney-MGM, 2010s) A prop poster displayed at the entrance to The Great Movie Ride attraction at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Prior to the attraction’s later digital poster screen displays, only a small number of these large poster props were created for display throughout the entrance queue. Each was based on a different film period to help evoke the attraction experience that awaited guests. This poster reflects the Hollywood noir films of the 1930s, while prominently featuring the attraction’s title and the name of Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Measuring 38”x21.75”, the large pvc board poster prop displays in very good condition, exhibiting a few scuffs around the edges from its installation in the attraction queue. $4,000-$8,000

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902. Animal Kingdom Restaurant Sign Prop. (Animal Kingdom, c.2000s) A sign prop from the Harambe Foods location of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. The sign advertises the variety of vine ripened fruit, basket of seasonal berries, coconut cream yogurt dip, chocolate coffee sauce, and other offerings. Measuring 14.75” in diameter and 1.25 deep, the intentionally-distressed sign is in very good Park-used condition. $500-$700

903. Original Animal Kingdom Oil Painting by Larry Dotson. (Animal Kingdom, 2003) A one of a kind original oil painting by Larry Dotson titled “Disney’s Animal Kingdom from Harambe Village.” Dotson is a renowned landscape artist, whose work has been regularly featured in galleries and resorts across numerous Disney properties for over 20 years. The piece offers a scenic and naturally lush interpretation of one’s perspective from Africa in Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Two of the park’s cornerstone attractions are depicted from this view, with a richly detailed Tree of Life prominently featured, and the snow-capped peaks of Expedition Everest emerging from the treetops on the horizon. This original artwork so perfectly captured the essence of Animal Kingdom that it had also been used to create a series of popular limited edition prints. The painting has a viewable image size of 10.5”x15.5” with the canvas having been professionally matted and framed to a size of 16”x21”. The piece features Dotson’s signature in the bottom-left, as well as a hand-written title and signature on the reverse. The painting is in very fine condition, and ready to be displayed. Accompanied with a Certificate of Authenticity from Larry Dotson Studio. $4,000-$6,000

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For more than forty years, the magic of the Disney Parks has transcended cultural boundaries. With Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea in Japan, Euro Disney in France, and Hong Kong Disneyland in China, each of these Parks has a unique history and magic all their own.

904. Tokyo Disneyland Grand Opening Souvenir Book. (Tokyo Disneyland, 1983) A souvenir book commemorating the grand opening of Tokyo Disneyland on April 15, 1983. The 16-page pictorial highlights the story behind Tokyo Disneyland in addition to the attractions of the World Bazaar, Adventureland, Westernland, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland, as told thru colorful photographs. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the souvenir book is in very good condition, exhibiting slight scuffs and wear to cover from age, and retaining the signature of a magical Tokyo Disneyland contributor on page 15. $100-$200

905. Tokyo Disney Sea Grand Opening Commemorative Coin. (Tokyo Disneyland, 2001) A commemorative coin announcing the Grand Opening of Tokyo Disney Sea on September 4, 2001. Measuring approximately 4”x6”, the sealed collectible coin and exclusive holder display fine condition. $100-$200

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906. Tokyo Disneyland Mark Twain Poster. (Tokyo Disneyland, 1983) An attraction poster for the Mark Twain at Tokyo Disneyland. Prominently promoting its location within Westernland and featuring a blend of English and Japanese text, the poster measures 30”x20”. It is in good overall condition, with moderate wear along the top edge, including several small holes and fold creases, and a few small spots of discoloration throughout. The poster is displayed inside 36.5”x26.5” frame. $500-$700

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908. Vacation Jamboree Embroidered Patch and Luggage Tag. (Tokyo Disneyland, 1994) An embroidered patch and matching luggage tag created exclusively for Cast Members to commemorate the opening of Vacation Jamboree. Debuting as Vacation Hoedown (a seasonal overlay for the Country Bear Jamboree attraction at Disneyland and Walt Disney World), the show is titled Vacation Jamboree at Tokyo Disneyland. The patch measures 4.25”x3” with the luggage tag 2.5”x4.25” and both are in very fine condition. $100-$300

907. Set of (4) Mickey Mouse Revue Mural Brownlines. (Tokyo Disneyland, c.1982) A set of (4) enlarged brownline images created for the production of the Mickey Mouse Revue Lobby Murals at Tokyo Disneyland. The murals duplicated the drawings of Walt Disney Studios Character Artist, Bill Justice, and were first created for the 1971 version of the show at Walt Disney World. The statues are of Mickey Mouse in starring roles, supported by comic “relief” work of “Pastoral Symphony” cherubs as featured in Walt Disney’s Fantasia. Measuring approximately 48”x36” with some variance in size, the renderings display in fine condition, exhibiting minor wear to edges and corners. Some retain a few original conte crayon and ink line reinforcements. $300-$500

909. Euro Disneyland Hard Hat. (Disneyland Paris, 1987) A construction hard hat used during the construction of Euro Disneyland. The grey hard plastic hat features a screen printed logo with Mickey presenting a map of Continental Europe, and the interior contains an adjustable plastic suspension with a leather sweatband. Based on usage of Euro Disneyland and copyright date, this hard hat would have been worn to job sites in the earliest construction of what is now known as Disneyland Paris. The piece measures 6”x11.5” and 3.5” deep with included suspension. The piece is in very good condition with only minor wear from intended use. $200-$400

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910. Pirates of the Caribbean Isla Tesoro Map Prop. (Disneyland Paris, c.1990s) A map prop created by Walt Disney Imagineering for Pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland Paris. This artifact was developed specifically for Disneyland Paris and features the town of Isla Tesoro over which the “chicken” Magistrate Carlos presides. The printed map size is 28.5”x47.5 fused atop the rough-cut fabric measuring approximately 37.5”x60.75”. This specific map was not installed within the attraction, but was retained by an Imagineer after construction had completed. This item is in very fine condition. $100-$200

912. Hong Kong Disneyland “High Concept Document.” (Hong Kong Disneyland, 2003) A Hong Kong Disneyland “High Concept Document” elucidating the nomenclature and descriptions of the soonto-be Imagineered Hong Kong Disneyland. Descriptions of the cardinal lands include Main Street U.S.A., Adventureland, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland, as revised by “March 17, 2003.” Measuring 8.5”x11”, the 29-page document is in fine condition exhibiting only slight edge and corner wear from original use. $200-$400

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911. Disneyland Paris Disneyland Hotel Doorknob. (Disneyland Paris, c.2010s) A large whimsical doorknob featuring Peter Pan and a pixie-dust covered Tinker Bell on their way Neverland, crafted for the Disneyland Hotel at Disneyland Paris. Measuring approximately 3.5” in diameter, the brass doorknob with screen printed imagery displays in fine condition, exhibiting only the slightest wear from prior Park-use. $200-$400

913. Hong Kong Disneyland Map by Nina Rae Vaughn. (Hong Kong Disneyland, 2004) A Hong Kong Disneyland map print designed by Park cartographer Nina Rae Vaughn, with border character art by Stephen Cargile. The map print was created in advance of the Park’s grand opening in September 2005 and was made for members of Walt Disney Imagineering. Measuring 27”x39”, the map displays in fine condition, and has been stored flat. $100-$200

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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

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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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VAN E ATON G ALLERIE S PRE SENT S 27. Pick Up, Shipping, and Insurance Concerns: It is the Buyer's responsibility to pick up the lot being purchased, or make arrangements at his own cost, for packing, shipping, and handling. It is the Buyer's duty and obligation to insure the lot from the date that title transfers to the successful Bidder, i.e., upon the receipt of full payment by the Auctioneer (the "TRANSFER DATE"). Risk of loss passes to the Buyer on the TRANSFER DATE. Delivery costs and insurance during delivery are the responsibility of the Buyer. 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

Multiple

$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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Maximum bid in US$ (excluding premium and applicable tax) Emergency Bid for telephone bidders only*

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