A Visit to Disneyland

A VISIT TO DISNEYLAND

a visit to

DISNEYLAND December 18-19, 2021 10am

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INTRODUCTION Happy Holidays to all and welcome to our last auction of 2021. I want to thank all of you, whether you are a collector, consignor, or fan, for supporting us as we continue to offer amazing artifacts from the Disney Studios and Parks. As collectors ourselves, working on these catalogs is something that makes our jobs as fun as they are rewarding.

This auction includes a few items that I would like to highlight, as they will benefit a few important causes. Lots 77 and 78 are two original Disney paintings by world-renowned artist Christian Lassen. Lassen’s mastery of marine artistry and bold color is enough alone for these pieces to stand out, however, these paintings are even more special in that their sale will benefit the Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) of Greater Las Vegas. The RMHC is a non-profit organization that creates and supports programs in the greater Las Vegas area that directly benefit children and their families.

Additionally, lot 70 in this catalog is an original production maquette and signed figure from Pixar’s Up, which will benefit The Ed Asner Family Center. Legendary actor Ed Asner voiced Carl in the animated film, and the sale of these artifacts will help The Ed Asner Family Center in their goal of supporting neurodivergent children and adults.

We are honored to help bring awareness to these important charitable organizations and we hope you will read more about them in our catalog.

As we move into 2022, we have a lot of big plans and future auctions in store, including the largest personal Disney Park collection in the world, The Joel Magee Collection. It is going to be a very exciting year. We hope you continue to keep an eye on the incredible projects and collections we have in the works.

Thank you for your support, your encouragement, and your enthusiasm.

All of us at Van Eaton Galleries wish you a very happy holiday season and look forward to sharing the new year with you.

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CONTENTS SESSION ONE (Lots 1 - 372) December 18th, 2021

The Walt Disney Studios .................................................. 4 Imagineering ................................................................. 34 Cast members................................................................ 44 Main Street.................................................................... 61 Adventureland............................................................... 95 Frontierland................................................................. 104 Bear Country.................................................................112

SESSION TWO (Lots 373 - 702) December 19th, 2021

New Orleans Square....................................................116 Haunted Mansion ........................................................ 134 Fantasyland..................................................................151 Tomorrowland............................................................. 167 California Adventure ................................................... 185 Walt Disney World....................................................... 197 Epcot & the other Disney Parks ................................... 207 Auction Terms and Registration .................................. 222

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

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1. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Oversize Disney Studio Display.

(Disney, 2006) A studio-created oversized photographic print that was displayed in the Walt Disney Studios to celebrate the 2006 return of the intellectual property rights for Oswald the Rabbit to Disney ownership.

The large 40”x30” print is adhered to board and features a vintage newspaper ad from the late 1920s for a program of Walt Disney-created Oswald the Rabbit cartoons at the Criterion Theatre in Los Angeles (where Oswald premiered in 1927). The prop is in very good condition with minor wear at the edges and corners from use. $200-$400

2. Official Mickey Mouse Store Sign. (Disney, c.1930s) A printed paper logo sign from an “Official Mickey Mouse Store.” Started as a promotion for stores that carried Mickey Mouse Club merchandise, the earliest versions of these signs depicted Mickey wearing a MMC button. After the clubs were officially disbanded, the style offered here was issued to purveyors of Disney licensed Mickey Mouse products.

Measuring 8.5”x8.5”, the piece is in fair condition with cracking, tape repair to the reverse, and upper right corner loss. Few of these issues are apparent when looking at the sign head-on, and it presents very well. $300-$500

3. Mickey Mouse School Supplies Promotional Paper Pad. (Disney, c.1930s) A promotional paper pad given as a premium to retailers of licensed Mickey Mouse school supplies. Each of the (23) tear-away pages features the slogan “Mickey Mouse School Supplies Sold here” and a pie-eyed Mickey image with an empty word bubble for jotting notes or writing in prices for a store display. Measuring 5.5”x8.5”, the pad is in generally very good condition with brown toning and creasing to some pages, and creasing to the backing board. $200-$400

4. Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse Cigarette Silk Patches.

(Turmac, c.1930s) A pair of embroidered silk patches included in packs of Turmac cigarettes in the 1930s. Much like early baseball cards, tobacco companies included collectible patches in packs of cigarettes as a premium. These early Mickey and Minnie Mouse designs remain some of the most sought after cigarette silks of the era. Each measures 5.5”x2.25” and both are in very good condition with minor spot staining. There is some paper residue on Mickey’s fabric backing. $100-$200

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5. Mickey Mouse Annual Original Cover Painting. (Dean & Son, 1939) An original painting used as cover artwork for the popular Mickey Mouse Annual book series. Published 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 the final artwork from both the front cover and spine of the book. Various production notation can be seen along the white margins. The artwork was stamped “Sep 1939” near the top edge, however, it is likely the annual itself debuted in 1940. Measuring 13”x11.75”, the painting is in good condition with pin holes along the margin, small flecks of paint loss in the dark green paint near the bottom, and a thin 1” tear near Donald’s foot. 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. $4,000-$6,000

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6. Donald, Minnie, Mickey Dancing Tapestry Rug. (Disney, 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 44”x26”, the piece is in good condition with scattered bare spots, areas of light soiling, and color softening from age. $200-$400

7. Mickey, Minnie, and Pluto Singing Tapestry Rug. (Disney, c.1950) A vintage woven tapestry rug depicting Mickey Mouse conducting Minnie Mouse and Pluto. The piece retains tiny remnants of a label stapled to the reverse at upper left. Measuring 22”x28”, the piece is in good condition with some color darkening and softening, as well as light spot staining throughout. $200-$400

8. Mickey, Donald, & Pluto on the Beach Tapestry Rug. (Disney, c.1930s) A vintage velveteen tapestry rug manufactured in Italy. Depicting Donald Duck, and Pluto dancing on the beach to the music from Mickey Mouse’s squeezebox, the tapestry measures 20.5”x38.5” and is in good condition. The piece exhibits corner holes, tears, and loss from prior hanging, minor spot soiling, a bare spot in the background at upper right, fringe loss, and color softening from age and display. $200-$400

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A VISIT TO DISNEYLAND 9. Donald Duck Charlotte Clark Doll. (Charlotte Clark, c.1940s) An early long-billed Donald Duck doll manufactured by Charlotte Clark. In the late 1920s, Clark saw the growing popularity of Mickey Mouse and realized the potential for Disneythemed dolls. Her creations were of such high quality, that after a short meeting, Walt and Roy Disney immediately hired her to produce official Disney licensed merchandise. Today, original Charlotte Clark dolls are some of the most desirable vintage Disney collectibles. The doll consists of a velveteen stuffed body and tail feathers, corduroy sailor hat and tunic with mother of pearl buttons, cloth beak and legs with felt foot pads, and oil cloth pie eyes.

Donald wears his typical aggrieved expression, rendered in fine stitched detailing about the beak and eyebrows. Standing 13.75”, the doll is in good condition. The metal wire armature in the legs has breached the top of the feet, there are holes in the foot pads, the hat is detached from the head, the velveteen fabric exhibits an even brown toning over all with a few spots of darker discoloration, the eyes exhibit surface loss and wear, the legs show some wear to the fabric, and the blue corduroy has faded over time. $500-$800

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10. Frank & Ollie Signed Seven Dwarfs Tile Set. (Disney, 2000) A limited edition set of (7) mounted titles depicting the Seven Dwarfs. Manufactured by White Horse Studio, the tiles were created in honor of Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston’s contributions toward the animated feature.

Each of the 75 sets produced features Sleepy and Grumpy tiles signed by Thomas and Johnston. They have also signed the reverse of the frame in gold ink. Each tile measures just over 5”x5” and is mounted within the 41.75”x10.25” wood frame. The set is in overall good condition with a couple of small chips to the tile edges. $500-$1,000

11. Snow White Dime Register Bank. (Disney, 1938) A vintage Snow White Dime Register Bank. The tin-litho coin bank depicts Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs on the front, and features an embedded reel counter that changes when dimes are inserted into a slot in the top panel. Once the counter reaches $5.00, a door on the back panel of the bank can slide open, allowing the coins to be removed. The front panel retains a Walt Disney Enterprises 1938 copyright statement. Measuring 2.5”x2.5” and 0.5” deep, the piece is in good condition with some minor denting, rubbing, and light oxidation to the exposed metal. $100-$200

12. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Tapestry Rug. (Disney, 1938) A vintage Italian velveteen tapestry rug depicting Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in the forest. The tapestry retains Made in Italy and “Made by Permission Walt Disney Style N.” paper labels stapled to the reverse at bottom right. Measuring 21”x38.5”, the piece is in very good condition with some darkening to the lighter elements and minor soiling from age. $400-$800 8

13. Set of (4) Dwarf Masks by Cesar of France. (Cesar, c.1970s) A set of (4) Seven Dwarfs vacuum-form PVC masks created by French manufacturer Cesar. The half-shell masks include Doc, Dopey, Bashful, and Happy. The elastic strings that attach the masks to the wearer are absent. Dopey retains the original manufacturer’s paper tag. Ranging in size from 11.5”x10” and 5.5” deep to 12”x9” and 6” deep, the masks are in generally good condition with most exhibiting cracking and minor surface wear. $100-$200

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14. Walt Disney Studios Ink & Paint Department Letter. (Disney, 1938) A 1-page form letter with typed address and salutation on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs letterhead, sent in response to an employment inquiry by a young female artist. The now-infamous form letter details WDP’s employment policy regarding women, stating that, “Women do not do any of the creative work in the connection with preparing the cartoons for the screen, as that work is performed entirely by young men... The only work open to women consists of tracing the characters on clear celluloid sheets with India ink and filling the tracings on the reverse side with paint according to directions.” The letter carries the facsimile signature of “Mary Cleave.” The original Mickey Mouse WDP envelope and a copy of the original letter on carbon typing paper from the would-be applicant with a newspaper job listing is included. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the piece is in very good condition with some diagonal lines of brown toning, original transmittal folds, and staple holes.$300-$500

16. Alice in Wonderland Re-Release Half Sheet Poster. (Disney, 1974) A psychedelic half-sheet poster from Disney’s re-release of the cult classic Alice in Wonderland.

Printed on card stock, the colorful poster measures 22”x28” and is fine condition with minor edge wear. $200-$400

15. Bambi Tapestry Rug. (Disney, 1942) A vintage woven tapestry rug depicting Bambi, Thumper, and a butterfly in a woodland setting.

Measuring 21.25”x37.25”, the piece is in good condition with darkening to the cream colored portions, fringe loss on along the right edge, and spot staining throughout. $200-$400

17. Winter Draws On Illustrated WWII Training Booklet. (Disney, 1943) An original copy of Winter Draws On, a rare WWII-era military publication featuring drawings by the Walt Disney Studios. The small handbook contains safety procedures for flying in cold weather and uses a Disney modified Gremlin called the “Spandule” as the main character. During WWII, most of the Disney Studios revenue was obtained through training films and training manuals such as this one. The 25-page booklet is in good condition with some surface wear, light foxing throughout, and a sticky residue at the bottoms of pages 10-12. $100-$200

18. World War II Naval Reserve Aviation Cadet Handbook. (Disney, 1943) A WW2 Navy Pilot “Wing Tips” handbook for the Aviation Cadet Regiment produced for N.A.S. Pensacola. The booklet features leatherette and board covers with raised titles and a stamped naval aviation emblem in gold ink on the front.

The 143-glossy page guide contains historical information on aviation and aviators, as well as primers on service duties, military terminology, command structure, and rank insignia, among other subjects. The text is illustrated throughout with photo images and Walt Disney Studios authorized cartoons of Donald Duck.

The front free endpaper is inscribed in blue ink, “Ensign B.A. Babb Jr. Naval Air Station Pensacola, Fla. May, 1943.” Measuring 6”x4”, the piece is in very good condition with some breaks to the spine and edge, corner, and surface wear to the covers. $300-$500 9

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19. Mattel Mickey Mouse Club Musical Map. (Mattel, c.1955) A vintage Mickey Mouse Club Musical Map manufactured by Mattel. The fold-out map features illustrated scenes from the Mickey Mouse Club television show at the top, with a set of (5) punch-out 78-rpm records corresponding to the images. The records have not been removed and the map is intact. The original envelope is included. Measuring 14.5”x7.5”, the piece is in very good condition. The adhesive securing the protective plastic covering over the records has discolored with age and the map has faintly browned. The envelope exhibits some surface loss to the edges and reverse, spidering along the folds, creases to the interior flaps, and light tan toning to the white elements. $100-$200

21. Collection of (16) Disney ViewMaster Slide Sets. (Sawyer’s/ GAF, 1956-1970s) A collection of (16) sets of Disney-themed ViewMaster slides, most containing 21 stereo views, manufactured

by Sawyer’s and GAF. The subjects include Disneyland: Main Street U.S.A., Adventureland, Frontierland, Fantasyland, New Orleans Square, Mickey Mouse Club Circus visits Disneyland, Disney on Parade, and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. All the sets contain their original wrappers and some of the original slide envelopes. Each set measures 4.5”x4.5” and is in generally very good condition. Some envelopes exhibit tears, paper loss, surface and edge wear, toning, and handling. $500-$1,000 10

20. Walt Disney’s Mouseketeers Costume Playoutfit. (Disney, c.1950) A Walt Disney’s Mouseketeers Costume Playoutfit set manufactured by Ben Cooper. The set consists of a vinyl vest and quarter face mask with integral mouse ears and a 2-piece costume shirt and shorts. It also includes a fabric sheet of iron-on transfer letters and an instruction leaflet. The original box is included. The mask exhibits some cracks emanating from the edges and loss to the ears. The costume shirt exhibits some cracking to the screen printed Mickey Mouse Club logos. The box measures 11”x9.5” and 4” deep and shows some wear and surface loss to the edges of the base and lid, scratching, darkening, and general age. $200-$400

22. Fisher-Price Donald Duck Xylophone Pull-Toy. (Fisher-Price, c.1940s) A Donald Duck Xylophone pull-toy manufactured by Fisher-Price. Consisting of a four-wheeled wooden cart with a wooden Donald cutout holding mallets over a metal xylophone, the figure’s arms move up and down as the wheels roll, striking the keys. The mechanicals are in working order. Measuring 13.25”x11” and 6.25” deep, the piece is in good condition with age, dust accumulation, oxidation to the metal elements, paint loss, rubbing, scratching and peeling to the paper Donald labels, and scraping to the cart from the motion of the wheels. $200-$400

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23. “Swisskapolka” Recording Session WDP Audio Record.

(Disney, 1959) An original acetate recording used in the creation of the popular live-action adventure film, Swiss Family Robinson.

The lacquer-over-aluminum record retains a WDP center label blank hand-dated “7-21-59” and hand-titled “Swisskapolka” on one side and “Swiss Family Robinson” on the other. The acetate recording contains several “takes” of the iconic Swisskapolka with slight changes to the song. In a few instances, the band stops playing, a “take 2” is called out, and the song begins again. This is truly a rare look into the development of this popular Disney song. Measuring 11.75” in diameter, the record is in very good playable condition with some patina and minor surface wear. $500-$700

24. Set of (5) The Swisskapolka Vocal Arrangements. (Disney, 1960) A collection of (5) production used vocal arrangements for The Swisskapolka (Animal Race Polka) with music by Buddy Baker and lyrics

by Bob Jackman. The Swisskapolka recurs several times throughout the film and would later come to prominence as a memorable aspect of the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse attraction at Disneyland. Ranging in size from 12.5”x9.5” to 15”x11”, the sheet music is in very good condition with some light handling wear. $400-$600

25. Disneyland Television Show “Mars and Beyond” Globe.

(Disney, 1957) A hand-painted globe created during production of the popular Disneyland television show episode titled “Mars and Beyond.”

Throughout the episode, viewers are shown stylized renditions of the surface of Mars. To achieve the effect in some of the scenes, hand-painted globes such as this were photographed and depicted on screen, often with an assortment of visual effects and filters. Given the pencil notations throughout the globe and its slight variations in the paint, this particular globe is believed to have been created as a sample for the screen-used globes. Measuring approximately 10” in diameter and 13” tall, the globe is in good used condition with small chips and cracks throughout the surface coating from age. The underside of the base is marked in felt pen as “WDP 1517.” $1,000-$2,000 11

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26. Mary Poppins Premiere Expense Reports. (Disney, 1964) A collection of (6) double-sided expense report pages (all but 2-pages have content on the front and back) submitted by a member of the Mary Poppins production team for expenditures related to preparations for the film’s world premiere at Grauman’s Chinese Theater on Thursday, August 27, 1964. The original typed carbon pages are all signed by employee Ben Harris and co-signed by a department head. Dated between “4/2” and “8/27,” 1964, the charges chronicled include surveys of the theater site, Mickey Mouse Club related meetings, and repeated trips to Grauman’s and surrounding restaurants to plan the event. Perhaps the most interesting charge is dated 8/27 and totals $8.21 for “Refreshment for Walt Disney.” One wonders what Walt ordered that day from Del’s Coffee Shop to fortify himself for the dog and pony show of a major Hollywood premiere. Measuring 8.5”x11,” the reports are in very good condition with some breached staple holes, light edge toning, and edge wear. $200-$400

28. Julie Andrews Signed Photo from Mary Poppins. (Disney, 1964/Printed Later) A signed color photograph of Julie Andrews from the “Jolly Holiday” segment of Mary Poppins. Andrews has signed in black ink in the lower central portion of the photo, “Julie Andrews.”

Measuring 7.5”x9.25” visible through a double mat within a 15”x12” pink lacquered wood frame, the piece appears to be in fine condition.

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27. Donald Duck Whirl-a-Tune Music Maker. (Ideal, 1965) A Donald Duck Whirl-a-Tune Music Maker manufactured by Ideal. The piece consists of a molded vinyl Donald Duck head with an internal friction music element and a felt skirt on a wooden pole. As the user spins the Donald figure on the post, the tune of “For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow” plays. The original cardboard box packaging is included. Measuring 13” tall and 4” in diameter, the piece is in good condition with some paint rubbing and yellowing to the white portions of the vinyl and light soiling and wear to the felt. The box measures 15”x5.75” and 4.5” deep, and exhibits some color fading, tears, creasing, damp staining, and handling wear. $100-$200

29. Production Cel of Elliott from Pete’s Dragon. (Disney, 1977) An original hand-painted production cel of Elliott the Dragon from the Disney live action and animated adventure, Pete’s Dragon. Depicting a head-and-shoulders shot of a confused Pete, the cel retains a Walt Disney Productions seal at lower left. Measuring 10.5”x13.5” with an image size of 10.25”x10.5”, the cel is presented in a 16.25”x20.25” wooden frame. In very good condition, the piece exhibits some waviness and spot pigment loss. $400-$600

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30. Production Cel of Bernard and Bianca from The Rescuers.

(Disney, 1977) An original hand-painted production cel of Bernard and Bianca from the 1977 animated feature film, The Rescuers. The untrimmed cel measures 12.5”x16” and has been placed on a color copy background. The image of Bernard and Bianca measures 2”x5”. It is in fine condition overall. $200-$400

32. Original Cel of Ratigan from The Great Mouse Detective. (Disney,1986) An original production cel of the villainous Ratigan from Disney’s 1986 animated feature film, The Great Mouse Detective. Ratigan’s image measures 4”x5.5” on a 10.5”x12.5” untrimmed cel. The condition is very fine. $300-$500

31. Pair of Storyboard Drawings from The Black Cauldron.

(Disney, 1985) A pair of original storyboard panels from the animated feature film, The Black Cauldron. Accomplished in graphite and conte crayon, each panel measures 5”x11” . They have been mounted on a piece of 11”x14” black construction paper for display at the studio and captioned, “My Beloved Warriors Have Come to Life.” Both panels are in excellent condition with pin holes in the corners. $600-$800

33. Production Cel of Dodger from Oliver and Company. (Disney, 1988) An original production cel of Dodger from the 1988 animated feature film, Oliver and Company. The untrimmed cel measures 10.5”x12.5” while Dodger’s image size is 4.5”x3.5”. The cel is in fine condition. $300-$500

34. Production Cel Set-up from Oliver and Company. (Disney, 1988) An original production cel set-up featuring Oliver and city people from the 1988 animated feature film, Oliver and Company. The two layer set-up measures 10.5”x12.5”, with Oliver measuring 2.5”x2.5”. The cels are in very good condition. $200-$400

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35. Set of (11) Who Framed Roger Rabbit Drawings. (Disney, 1988) A set of (11) original production drawings from the live action and animated classic, Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Accomplished in ink on 5-hole animation paper, the drawings depict Roger at the wheel of a car, and each has a hand-written sequence number in the bottom right hand corner. Measuring 12.5”x17” with images ranging from 5”x4.25” to 7”x6”, the set is in generally very good condition with some tan toning at the edges or corner and corner creasing. $700-$1,000

36. The Little Mermaid “Kiss the Girl” Cel and Background. (Disney, 1989) A custom framed and matted original production cel & matching background used in the creation of The Little Mermaid. The pelicans and fish perform backup vocals for Sebastian and look on toward Ariel and Eric, as Eric prepares to “Kiss the Girl.” The artwork has a viewable image size of 6.5”x10.25” inside the its 16”x20.25” frame. It includes its original Disney COA from the historic Sotheby’s The Art of the Little Mermaid auction in 1990. The cel presents in very fine condition with only minor wear to frame from previous display. $1,000-$2,000

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37. The Little Mermaid Triton & Ursula Cel & Background. (Disney, 1989) A custom framed and matted original production cel and background used in the production of The Little Mermaid. In this cel, King Triton looks on as Ursula prepares to unfurl the “deal” made with Ariel, granting Ursula “one voice for all eternity.” The cel has a viewable image size of 8.5”x12.50” within its 16”x20.25” frame. It includes its original Disney COA from the historic Sotheby’s The Art of the Little Mermaid auction in 1990. The cel presents in very fine condition with only minor wear to frame from previous display. $2,000-$3,000

38. Production Cel of Goofy and Pete from Goof Troop. (Disney, 1992) An original production cel featuring Goofy and Pete from the 1992 Disney TV Series, Goof Troop. The untrimmed cel measures 10.5”x11.5” and has been placed on a color copy background.

The image size of the two characters is 5”x8”.

The cel is in very fine condition with minor surface wear. $200-$400

39. Production Cel & Drawing of Sebastian from Marsupilami. (Disney, 1993) An original production cel and matching drawing of Sebastian the Crab from the 1993 Disney TV series, Marsupilami. The untrimmed cel measures 10.5”x11.5” and has been placed on a color copy background.

Sebastian’s image size on the cel is 3”x6”. The cel and drawing are in very fine condition with minor surface wear. $200-$400

40. Production Cel and Drawing of Buzz Lightyear. (Disney, 2000) An original production cel and matching production drawing of Buzz Lightyear from the 2000 Disney TV series Buzz Lightyear of Star Command. The cel and drawing measure 10.5”x12”. The cel has been placed on a color copy background. Buzz’s image size is 6”x5”. Both the cel and drawing are in fine condition. $400-$600

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41. Ursula Poor Unfortunate Souls Bronze Candelabra. (Disney, c.2000s) A limited edition bronze candelabra in the form of Ursula from Disney’s The Little Mermaid. Designed by Jody Daily, the sea witch is depicted with her signature smug smile, reveling in a sinister scheme as her tentacles swirl about her. Four of the appendages grip conical candle cups, and two interlace to form the candlestick. The half-dome base is intricately sculpted with churning sea detailing. Created in an edition of 1000, the candelabra is accompanied by a Disney COA and measures 14” tall by 14” in diameter. The piece remains in fine condition with light oxidation and detachment of the felt on the bottom of the base. $300-$500

43. Span of Sunset Bloc28 DJ Vinyl Record 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 depicts 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. $100-$200

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42. Cinderella Big Golden Book Serigraph by Retta Scott.

(Disney, 2000) A limited edition serigraph print depicting artwork for a Cinderella themed Big Golden Book by Retta Scott Worcester, the first woman to receive screen credit as a Walt Disney Studios animator. Titled “Breakfast Time for the Household,” the serigraph is hand number 24/250 and signed by Ken Shue, creative director of Disney Publishing Worldwide, who authenticated the edition. The artwork has an image size of 16.5”x22” within its original 24”x29” frame. The serigraph is in very fine condition. There is some wear to the frame from previous display, including minor moisture discoloration at the bottom edge of the reverse, which doesn’t affect the artwork. The original COA is included. $200-$400

44. Signed Thor Ragnarok Ryan Meinerding Print. (Disney, 2017) A very rare signed print for Thor Ragnarok, offered exclusively at D23 Expo in 2017. Featuring the artwork of Ryan Meinerding, head of Visual Development for the film, the print is signed by Meinerding in silver ink. Measuring 20”x11”, it is in very fine condition. $100-$300

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45. Chadwick Boseman Signed Black Panther Print. (Disney, 2017) A very rare Black Panther multi-signed print offered exclusively to D23 attendees. The print is signed by the film’s star Chadwick Boseman and its director and co-writer, Ryan Coogler. Boseman signed the print with the number 42, a tribute to his leading role as Jackie Robinson in the 2013 film “42.” The print measures 11”x20” and is in very fine condition with minor handling wear at the edges. $500-$800

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46. Multi-Signed D23 Frozen 2 Print.

(Disney, 2019) A multi-signed print for Frozen 2, offered exclusively at D23 Expo in 2019.

The print is on an embossed heavy paper, and has been signed by Jennifer Lee, Chris Buck, and Peter del Vecho, the film’s directors and producers. Measuring 27”x18.5”, the print is in very fine condition with light handling wear. $100-$300 17

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS 48. Disney Store Display Featuring Dumbo And Timothy.

(Disney, c.1990s) A large painted fiberglass Disney Store display figure of Dumbo and Timothy Mouse.

Measuring approximately 36”x26” and 24” tall, the figure is in good used condition with a few small breaks to Dumbo’s tail and Timothy’s hat and left hand. There are a few thin cracks at the base of Dumbo’s left ear and small scuffs and scrapes from its use and removal. The feather is missing from Dumbo’s trunk, however, reportedly some Disney Stores often removed the feather so Dumbo could hold lollipops or other candies. This item may require special shipping arrangements. Please inquire for details and estimates. $500-$800

49. Disney Store Display Featuring Dumbo’s Jim Crow.

(Disney, c.1990s) A painted fiberglass Disney Store display figure of Jim Crow from Dumbo. The controversial nature of this character has made depictions of him very scarce, with full-figure display pieces such as this being even more rare. Measuring approximately 17” tall, the figure is in very good used condition. There are a few small chips to the tail, and a few scuffs throughout from use. $500-$800 18

50. Disney Store Display Featuring Pinocchio. (Disney, c.1990s) A large painted fiberglass Disney Store display figure of Pinocchio.

Depicting Pinocchio on his way to his first day of school, the figure measures approximately 28” tall. It is in good used condition with a break to Pinocchio’s right arm that has been repaired with glue, and a few scuffs and chips throughout from use. While the figure can stand freely as-is, it is not very stable. A rod in the back foot is intended to secure the figure in a standing position. $500-$800

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51. Disney Store Display Featuring Jiminy Cricket. (Disney, c.1990s) A painted fiberglass Disney Store display figure of Jiminy Cricket.

Depicting Jiminy in his “pretty swell” attire from his role as Pinocchio’s conscience, the figure measures approximately 13” tall including the metal support rod in his foot. It is in very good used condition with a few small chips, primarily in the hat, and a missing umbrella. $500-$800

52. Disney Store Display Featuring Donald Duck. (Disney, c.1990s) A painted fiberglass Disney Store display figure of Donald Duck. Unlike most of the Disney Store displays, this figure has actual fabric clothing rather than painted clothing. Depicting Donald wielding a net as he appeared in the 1937 short Lonesome Ghosts, the figure measures approximately 26” tall including the metal support rod in his foot. It is in good used condition with a few small chips, scuffs, and spots of discoloration. A small amount of tack was used to secure the hat in place. That this Donald retains his net prop makes him exceptionally rare. $500-$800

53. Disney Store Display Featuring Daisy Duck. (Disney, c.1990s) A large painted fiberglass Disney Store display figure of Daisy Duck.

Unlike most of the Disney Store displays, this figure has actual fabric clothing rather than painted clothing. Depicting Daisy in a dress and hat, the figure measures approximately 27” tall. It is in fair used condition with staining to the dress, a few small chips and scuffs, and damaged wire eyelashes. $500-$800 19

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54. Disney Store Display Featuring Minnie Mouse. (Disney, c.1990s) A large painted fiberglass Disney Store display figure of Minnie Mouse. Depicting Minnie as she would hand Pluto his bowl of food, the figure measures approximately 27” tall. It is in good used condition with a few small chips and scuffs, and some yellowing from age. $500-$800

56. Disney Store Display Featuring Pluto. (Disney, c.1990s) A large painted fiberglass Disney Store display figure of Pluto. A mounting bracket on Pluto’s foot secured him overhead as he peered down at the store’s guests.

Measuring approximately 40”x18” and 27” tall, the figure is in very good used condition. There are a few small nicks and scuffs throughout, and a chip to the tip of the tail. The ears and tail are attached to Pluto by metal rods which are slightly visible at the connection points. This item may require special shipping arrangements. Please inquire for details and estimates. $500-$800 20

55. Disney Store Display Featuring Mickey Mouse. (Disney, c.1990s) A large painted fiberglass Disney Store display figure of Mickey Mouse. Mickey is depicted here in sleek attire, and measures approximately 26” tall. It is in good used condition with minor scuffs and scratches, as well as a thin crack at Mickey’s right arm and neck that has some paint touch up. $500-$800

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57. Disney Store Display Featuring King Louie. (Disney, c.1990s) A large painted fiberglass Disney Store display figure of King Louie from The Jungle Book. A mounting bracket on Louie’s hand secured him overhead as he peered down at the store’s guests. Measuring approximately 60” from hand to hand and 32” from feet to head, the figure is in very good used condition. There are a few small nicks and scuffs throughout. This item may require special shipping arrangements. Please inquire for details and estimates. $500-$800

58. Disney Store Display Featuring The Mad Hatter. (Disney, c.1990s) A large painted fiberglass Disney Store display figure of the Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland. Mad Hatter is shown playfully adding changes to a script. The figure measures approximately 36” tall and is in very good condition with small chips and scuffs throughout. This item may require special shipping arrangements.

Please inquire for details and estimates. $500-$800

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59. Disney Store Display Featuring Simba. (Disney, c.1990s) A large painted fiberglass Disney Store display figure of Simba.

A mounting bracket on Simba’s foot secured him overhead as he peered down playfully, having just gotten into a box of “Alice props.”

Measuring approximately 34”x18” and 22” tall, the figure is in very good used condition. There are a few small nicks and scuffs throughout, and some small spots of paint loss. This item may require special shipping arrangements. Please inquire for details and estimates. $500-$800

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60. Disney Store Display Featuring Timon & Pumba. (Disney, c.1990s) A hand-painted large display figure of Timon and Pumba. The figure was displayed within the Disney Store near the time of the release of Lion King in 1994 and is composed of painted fiberglass. Timon and Pumba appear in “Prince Ali’s” attire from Aladdin, having just gotten into a box of props from the “Aladdin scene.” Measuring approximately 27”x23” and 35” tall, the figure is in good used condition. There is a crack where Timon’s feather attaches to the hat so that it is somewhat loose but still secure in place. There are a few small chips and scuffs throughout from use. This item may require special shipping arrangements. Please inquire for details and estimates. $500-$800

A VISIT TO DISNEYLAND The Walt Disney Studios has been home to some of the most talented artists, writers, and creative minds of the last century. Such notable individuals as Frank Thomas, Carl Barks, Marc Davis, John Lasseter, and Walt Disney himself, have worked on a variety of projects both at and outside the studio. Below is a collection of personal and studio work pertaining to these incredible individuals.

61. Walt Disney: The FBI Files Signed Book. (Trethewey, 1994) A first edition, second printing of Richard Trethewey’s Walt Disney: The FBI Files. The book is signed by Trethewey on the title page. The book summarizes and provides significant information contained in the FBI’s file on Walt Disney and describes what was happening at the Studio at the time the information in the file was recorded. The fascinating 245-page spiral bound book measures 11”x9” and is in very good condition with minor edge wear. $100-$200

63. Marc Davis “8 Rules of Golf” Concept Art Set. (Gifted Images, 1996) A collection of (8) limited edition serigraphs by Disney Legend Marc Davis titled the “8 Rules of Golf.” Each print features a humorous image of animal characters demonstrating one of the rules. The prints are hand-numbered as 115/300 at the lower left by an embossed logo and are signed by Davis in pencil at the lower right. With an image size of 14”x17” on the 19.5”x22” thick cardstock, the prints come in their original 20.5”x22.75”and 1.5” deep box. They are in fine condition with minor edge wear, and some spots of color-transfer to the reverse which does not affect the image. The box shows some edge and surface wear, with a couple of small tears to the fabric cover. $600-$800

62. Carl Barks “Menace from the Grotto” Signed Print. (Disney, 1996) A limited edition signed lithographic print by Disney Legend Carl Barks. Titled “Menace from the Grotto,” the lithograph is based on Barks’ 1947 story Ghost of the Grotto. The lithograph is numbered 76/595 and is signed by Barks in the lower right. The print has an image size of 11.75x9” within its 21”x18.25” frame. The condition is very fine with minor frame wear. $200-$400

64. Richard Sherman “On Our Merry Way” Performance Flute.

(Yamaha, 2010s) A Yamaha Student Flute 221 that was played by renowned songwriter Richard Sherman. Known for his musical contributions to such Disney classics as The Jungle Book, The Sword in the Stone, and Mary Poppins, as well as such Disney Parks classics as the Carousel of Progress, It’s a Small World, and the Enchanted Tiki Room, Sherman played a rendition of “On Our Merry Way” on this flute for the It’s a Small World animated series in 2013. Following the recording session, Sherman signed the flute’s case and gifted it to a member of the production team. The flute measures approximately 26.5” long when assembled from its three sections and comes in its signed hard case. The flute is in good used condition, with some handling wear and tarnishing to the metal. $500-$1,000 23

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65. Large Frank Thomas Original Illustration.

(Disney, c.1970s) A very large original drawing by Disney Legend Frank Thomas. One of Walt’s “Nine Old Men,” Thomas worked as an animator on such notable films as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, Bambi, Alice in Wonderland, and many other in his over 50 years of service at the Walt Disney Studios. The drawing depicts Mickey, Donald, and Ferdinand, with a message from Thomas that reads, “We all thank you, Jacqui. Frank Thomas.” Accomplished in pastels on a large 38”x28” sheet of thin paper, the drawing is in good condition with some yellowing to the paper from previous display in a frame, and a few small pin holes at the edges. There are a few pieces of tape at edges, and a piece of tape was used on the reverse to reinforce a small tear. $800-$1,000

66. John Lasseter Hawaii 50.5 Treasure Box Party Favor.

(Lasseter, 2007) A “treasure box” party favor from John Lasseter’s 50th birthday celebration on July 14, 2007. The box was created by toy manufacturer Thinkway Toys, with whom Lasseter partnered to create the original line of Toy Story toys. Included are lucky stars for prosperity, a toy car that doubles as a mini cleaner, crystal stones, a mini bottle of red wine, a box of blackcurrant pastilles, a dim sum BBQ bun magnet, and a card from Albert Chan describing the contents. Each small gift is in an individual compartment, with a photo of Lasseter printed in each. Measuring 7.75”x11.75” and 2” tall, the box is in fine condition with some minor surface wear around the edges of both the box lid and the card within. $300-$500 24

67. Collection of (9) Disney Press Photos. (Disney, c.1960s-80s) A collection of (9) silver gelatin fiber-based and RC photographs from the Disney Photo Archives. The set includes two vintage publicity prints of Walt with animals (one with a tiger and another with the canine star of the telefilm Kilroy), later prints of Walt drawing Mickey, the Walt Disney Hyperion Studio campus, 1934-35 plans for the Walt Disney Burbank Studios complex, and later prints of Mickey, Dumbo, Goofy, and Pluto doing airline publicity, Roy. E. Disney riding the Roy O. Disney locomotive, and Michael Eisner as the engineer of the Lilly Belle. The majority of the photos measure 10”x8” and have hand-written reference numbers on the reverse. The condition is good overall, with varying amounts of handling wear and small creases. $300-$500

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68. Lilly Belle Model with Letter from Diane Disney Miller. (AccuCraft, 2001) A limited edition 1/24 scale brass model of the Lilly Belle with tender, Walt Disney’s personal steam engine for his backyard Carolwood Pacific Railroad, manufactured by AccuCraft Trains. The model was designed using the 1949 blueprints from which the original was constructed and was released in honor of Walt’s 100th birthday. Features include a detailed cab interior, operating windows, a boiler with fittings, domes, pipes, handrails, steel drive rods, valve gear, cross heads, accurate replica livery and lettering, and a Pittman DC gearhead motor. Walt numbered his Lilly Belle 173, after the engine on which it was based, the Central Pacific 173. As a tribute, this model was also released in an edition of 173. The COA for this example is numbered 88/173. The model is presented on a metal track segment mounted to a wooden display base with a clear acrylic cover. The original box for the engine is present. The set is accompanied by a handwritten note from Diane Disney Miller on her Art Deco-style monogram stationery card reading, “Dear Richard – Thanks so much! And Merry Christmas. Diane Disney Miller.” The original envelope is included, on which Disney Miller has handwritten the recipient’s address. The card measures 3.75”x5.25” and is in fine condition. The Lilly Belle and tender measure 29” long and are in fine condition with minimal wear. The display case is 10”x37” and 7” deep and exhibits minor corner scuffing. $2,000-$4,000

69. Bachmann Walt Disney’s Railroad Lilly Belle Train Set. (Bachmann, 2007) An HO 1/87 scale electric train set manufactured by Bachmann recreating the engine and stock of Walt Disney’s backyard Carolwood Pacific Railroad. The set includes a replica of the iconic Lilly Belle American 4-4-0 steam locomotive and tender, one box car, two old-time gondolas, and a bobber caboose. Also included are a power pack and speed controllers, one plug-in terminal retailer, and a thirteen piece snap-together track measuring 47”x38” assembled. All components are housed in the original box with the illustrated instruction manual. The train set appears to be in fine, as-new condition. The box measures 17.75”x27.75” and 3” deep and exhibits some minor spidering, edge and surface wear, spot surface loss, and handling. $1,000-$2,000

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THE ED ASNER FAMILY CENTER The Ed Asner Family Center is a non-profit corporation that seeks to help neurodivergent individuals with their specific needs. The Center offers arts and career advancement programs, as well as counseling and mindfulness classes, and helps to promote selfconfidence and life balance.

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The sale of Lot 70 will benefit The Ed Asner Family Center. Please visit www.edasnerfamilycenter.org for more information on the Center and its mission.

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70. Dug Production Maquette & Signed Pop Figure from Up. (Pixar, 2005/2021) An original animator’s maquette of Dug from Up, paired with an Ed Asner signed Funko Pop! figure of Carl. Constructed of cast urethane resin, the production maquette was made from an original sculpt by veteran Pixar artist Greg Dykstra and used in the creation of 3D computer models by digital animators. The bottom of the base has been marked with the production code “UP-4193” and signed by voice actor Bob Peterson, who portrayed Dug, as well as Pixar producer and production manager Kim Collins, who is credited as a “sweatbox manager” on the film.

The piece is additionally titled, signed, dated, and edition numbered with incised lettering, “’Dug “Lazy Sit” Maquette’ Greg Dykstra 7-27-05 11/13.” A hand-numbered and signed Pixar Living Archives COA and a labeled custom cardboard and styrofoam crate are included. The vinyl Pop! figure depicts Carl Fredrickson wearing a flower petal headdress from the Pixar animated mini-series, Dug Days, a sequel to the contemporary classic film, Up. The plastic viewing window on the front of the box has been signed in black felt pen by legendary actor Ed Asner, the voice of Carl. The 4” tall figure is in fine, unused condition. The box measures 6.25”x4.5” and 3.5” deep and exhibits only minimal wear. The maquette measures 6” tall and 6.5” in diameter.

It is in fine condition with minimal wear. Proceeds from this lot will benefit the Ed Asner Family Center. $3,000-$5,000

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VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS 71. “Walt’s Los Angeles” Original Line Art. (WDFM, 2009) A gorgeous original pencil and ink drawing created by artist Christopher Merritt for the Walt Disney Family Museum. This detailed drawing depicts Walt’s Los Angeles, highlighting locations around the city which were important landmarks in Walt’s life, such as the Hyperion Studio, his Uncle Robert’s house, Lyric Avenue, Tam O’Shanter, and much more. Accomplished primarily in ink with underlying blue pencil and correction fluid used to fix errors, this drawing is signed and dated by the artist at the lower right. The final colored version of this piece is still on display at the Walt Disney Family Museum, and includes labels on each of the landmarks which are not present on this ink drawing. The image measures 18.25”x17.75” on 23”x29” heavy cardstock.

The condition is very good with minor edgewear. There are ink lines around the edges from the artist testing the pen as he worked. $500-$800

72. Disney Magazine Walt Disney Standee Prop. (Disney, 2001) A large Walt Disney prop standee once used during a photo shoot with director and producer Garry Marshall (The Princess Diaries) for the Winter 2001 issue of Disney Magazine. The slightly larger than life-size Walt Disney was both printed and adhered to thick foam board to complete this durable and impressive display piece. Measuring 44”x33”, the prop is in very good used condition with a few surface scuffs and some nicks and handling wear at the edges. $300-$500

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73. Walt Disney Signed Autograph Album Page. (Disney, c.1950s) A page torn from an autograph album inscribed and signed by Walt Disney.

The visionary producer and theme park innovator signs boldly in blue ink, “To Gracie all best Walt Disney.” A numeric code is hand-written in pencil on both the front and back of the leaf in an upper corner, which could conceivably be erased. Measuring 4”x5.25”, the piece is in very good condition with some faint toning at left and minor handling wear. $1,500-$2,500

74. Walt Disney Signed Mickey Mouse Club Tablet. (Disney, c.1940s) A Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse Club School Tablet signed

by Walt Disney. Stamped with the price of 10 cents, the unused tablet of ruled paper features a cover sheet depicting a colorful nautical scene with Donald Duck, Minnie Mouse, and Mickey Mouse. The cover is signed in blue conte crayon by Walt, “Best Wishes from Walt Disney.” This interesting piece of Disneyana is made even more desirable by the most collectible autograph in American 20th century pop culture. The piece measures 10”x8” and is in very good condition. The cover sheet and interior pages exhibit some light brown toning due to age, and the upper edges show some corner wear. There is some minor scuffing and paper loss to the top edge of the binding. $2,000-$4,000 29

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75. Walt Disney & Mouseketeer Multi-Signed Book. (Disney, 1956) A sleek gold-lettered hardcover custom-bound edition of Mickey Mouse Club Magazine containing the Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter issues of 1956, for a stunning presentation of these historic materials. The inside cover and first two pages have been signed by Walt Disney as well as Mouseketeers Annette, Cheryl, Darlene, Doreen, Cubby, Sharon, Bobby, Karen, and Lonnie, and additionally by original adult cast members: the “Big Mooseketeer” Roy Williams, host Jimmie Dodd, and songwriter and performer Bob Amsberry. Most of the signatures are inscribed to the original recipient, Janet. Not only does this bound edition represent signatures from the majority of the principle cast of season one, but it archives a significant year of Mickey Mouse Club magazine, featuring articles relating to Walt Disney’s feature films and television programs of the time, as well as highlights of the newly opened Disneyland Park. Measuring 11.75”x8.5”, the book is in very fine condition with minor handling wear. $5,000-$8,000 30

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76. Walt Disney & Family Signed Stock Assignment Document. (Disney, 1948) An original typed 2-page stock assignment on two-hole punch onionskin legal paper signed by Walt Disney, Roy E. Disney, Lillian Disney, Edna Disney, and Walt Disney Productions legal counsel and Vice President, Gunther Lessing. The typed document details a stock sale and assignment to Diane Marie Disney (Walt’s daughter, Diane Disney Miller) of 5,000 shares of Walt Disney Productions Common Stock from Lillian Disney. Lillian signs in black ink on the designated line towards the top of page 2. Per a Voting Trust Agreement from three years prior, Walt Disney, Roy Disney, Edna Disney, Gunther Lessing, and Lillian (again) sign the document, waving their rights to purchase a portion of the 5,000 shares being sold/assigned. It is extremely rare to have one document containing the signatures of so many significant members of the Disney Family. The signatures are executed in black ink on lines at the bottom of page 2. A fascinating look behind the scenes of Walt Disney Productions, the document features the autograph of not only Walt, but his family members and close business intimates. Measuring 13”x8.5”, the piece is in very good condition with staple holes at upper right and minor tape residue and handling wear. COAs from noted Disney autograph expert Phil Sears and JSA are included. $10,000-$20,000 31

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) is a non-profit corporation with the goal of creating, finding, and supporting programs that directly improve the health and well-being of children and their families. Through their core programs, RMHC and its network of local Chapters provide nutritious meals, education programs, services such as peer support and sibling resources, and partners with clinical service provides to provide medical and dental care in vulnerable communities.

The sale of the lots 77 and 78 in this catalog will benefit RMHC of Las Vegas and their vision of a world where all children have access to medical care and their families are supported and actively involved in their children’s care.

77. Christian R. Lassen Seaside Romance Original Painting. (Disney, 1996) An original painting by world-renowned marine artist Christian Riese Lassen featuring Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse. Accomplished in acrylic and airbrush on board, the painting depicts Disney’s first couple sharing a romantic oceanside moment as the waves swell behind them and fireworks blossom above a blazing sunset. The hallmarks of Lassen’s famed seascapes are inescapable, from his captivating use of vibrant color to his vivid celebration of oceanic flora and fauna. The artist has signed at bottom left, “Christian Riese Lassen.” Interestingly, this painting was the object of a notorious Las Vegas art heist, stolen while on loan to a gallery in the Forum Shops section of Caesars Palace. Both Seaside Romance and its companion, Sorcerer of the Sea (Lot #78), were stolen, with the thief making a clean getaway. The paintings were soon fenced to an unsuspecting collector, who subsequently came forward and returned the work to the Forum gallery, which in turn restored the art to Lassen. They were later sold legitimately through Lassen’s own gallery in Hawaii. One of the artist’s most recognizable works, this painting has inspired popular limited editions in multiple formats, and has been featured in a variety of Disney merchandise. Measuring 30.25”x20.25” within a 46.25”x36.25” black wood shadowbox gallery frame, the piece is in fine condition with some light crazing in Mickey’s ear. Proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Las Vegas. $40,000-$60,000 32

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78. Christian R. Lassen Sorcerer of the Sea Painting. (Disney, 1995) An original painting by world-renowned marine artist Christian Riese Lassen featuring Sorcerer Mickey. Accomplished in acrylic and airbrush on board, the painting depicts Mickey atop a sea rock, conjuring cosmic energies, as a school of dolphins and tropical fish cavort beneath the water’s surface. This striking juxtaposition highlights the interconnectedness of biological systems and natural forces, a recurring theme in Lassen’s work, and the use of arrestingly vibrant colors both in the heavens and under the sea connects and highlights the exotic wonders of these unexplored frontiers. The artist has signed at bottom left, “Christian Riese Lassen.” Interestingly, this painting was the object of a notorious Las Vegas art heist, stolen while on loan to a gallery in the Forum Shops section of Caesars Palace. Both Seaside Romance and its companion, Sorcerer of the Sea (Lot #77), were stolen, with the thief making a clean getaway. The paintings were soon fenced to an unsuspecting collector, who subsequently came forward and returned the work to the Forum gallery, which in turn restored the art to Lassen. They were later sold legitimately through Lassen’s own gallery in Hawaii. One of the artist’s most recognizable works, this Disney commission has inspired popular limited editions in multiple formats, as well as a poster. It has also been featured on coffee mugs and a multitude of Disney merchandise. Measuring 30.25”x20.25” within a 46.25”x36.25” black wood shadowbox gallery frame, the piece is in fine condition with some crazing and wear at top center.

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

79. Disneyland Pre-Opening Nomenclature Memo.

(Disneyland, 1955) A 9-page memo circulated by Bill Cottrell, then president of WED Imagineering, updating the official nomenclature for all the lands and attractions of Disneyland and dated May 25, 1955. The memo provides a summary of every land and attraction in the park, imparting the proper terminology to describe each and furnishing information such as the number of ride vehicles and their names, as well as the back story behind every aspect of the park (e.g. Tomorrowland is set in 1986, the year Haley’s comet was due to return). This rare internal document offers fascinating insights into the Imagineers’ original intent behind every element of the park on the cusp of the grand opening. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the stapled memo is in very good condition with some faint darkening from age, spot soiling, surface impressions, corner wear, and handling. $400-$600

80. Disneyland Letterhead Archive. (Disneyland, c.1955-1990s) An impressive archive of primarily unused Disneyland letterhead and correspondence relating to various Disneyland shops, personnel, milestone anniversaries, and events spanning the first 40 years of Park history. The archive also includes a few typed letters, including one composed by the Disneyland Publicity Manager on October 24, 1966, just a few weeks before Walt’s death. In this particular letter, an interview request is declined, stating “Walt Disney will not be available for a tape recording now or in the foreseeable future.” The unused Disneyland letterhead stationery also includes samples of the Disneyland Participant Taylor and Hume, the Disneyland Television Show, early Disneyland Park letterhead, the Mickey Mouse Club Disneyland Chapter Headquarters, the Disneyland Tencennial Celebration, Space Mountain, the New Fantasyland, the Disney Gallery, MAPO, Walt Disney Imagineering, and much more. Several matching envelopes, as well as a few additional ephemera items are included in the Lot. The archive contains more than 150 sheets of letterhead, with most measuring approximately 11”x8.5”.

The condition is very good overall with varying amounts of handling wear. This extensive letterhead archive represents a significant portion of Disneyland Park history and is exceptionally rare. $500-$1,000

81. World’s Fair Ford Pavilion Ozalid Concept Print. (Disney, 1964) An ozalid print of a concept drawing by Imagineer Ted Rich depicting model miniatures for the Canada section of the International Gardens exhibit in the Ford Pavilion at the 1964-65 World’s Fair. Conceived of as a way to illustrate Ford’s global reach, the drawing compiles structures from Quebec Province during the colonial period, including a seigneurial manor house, a Turcot villa from Sillery, a windmill from L’Isle-aux-Courdres, and more. Measuring 14.25”x52”, the piece is in very good condition with vertical creases from previous folding and minor edge tears. $400-$600 34

A VISIT TO DISNEYLAND 82. Walt Disney Progressland Conference Script. (Disney, c.1964) A rare hand-annotated stage/ film script for Walt Disney’s presentation on the development of the Progressland 1964 World’s Fair attraction for sponsor General Electric’s management conference. The 13-page staple-bound copy script features Walt introducing his revolutionary Audio-Animatronic technology and explaining the innovative Carousel Theater design. Disney Legends Wathel Rogers, John Hench, and Claude Coats make cameos.

The film was intended to be introduced by a live host on stage at the conference, and the script includes dialog for a winking interplay between the host and Walt. This working draft bears hand-annotation in red and graphite pencil notating line changes, omissions, and reorganization. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the piece is in very good condition with some faint darkening, scuffing, and corner and edge wear. An interesting artifact from a Disney film created only for private exhibition, the piece offers a first glimpse at some of the most important and tide-turning technical advancements made in the history of the company. $400-$600

83. Disneyland Plot Plan. (Disneyland, c.1980s-90s) A gorgeous Disneyland Plot Plan created by Walt Disney Imagineering. In addition to providing a complete overview of the park, it features details of On Stage and Backstage elements of attractions and related buildings, roads, and service areas. Notable elements include the Flying Saucers, Ken-L-Land, Monsanto’s Magic Microscope, and Carousel of Progress attraction details. The original artwork was created around 1966, however this specific print was likely created in the 1980s-90s. It measures 24”x36” and is in very good condition with minor wear. $200-$400

84. Progressland World’s Fair Orientation Manual.

Progressland, 1965) An employee orientation manual for the Walt Disney-designed General Electric Progressland exhibit at the 196465 World’s Fair. The 86-page document is housed in a blue vinyl and board 3-ring binder stamped in gold ink with “Orientation Manual” and the Progressland logo on the front cover. The content consists of a schedule for the three-week orientation and training period, information on the history of General Electric, GE and Progressland fact sheets, background and descriptions of the various Progressland attractions, including the Carousel of Progress, job descriptions, rules and regulations, descriptions of various administrative and practical procedures, crowd control, and more. This rare manual provides a fascinating look behind the scenes of one of the most well-attended and technologically innovative public exhibitions ever mounted. Measuring 11.5”x10”, the piece is in very good condition. The binder exhibits some surface impressions, stickiness from the off gassing of the vinyl with attendant particle pick-up and soiling. The content shows faint toning and some breached punch holes. $400-$800 35

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85. Pair of Audio-Animatronic Abraham Lincoln Components. (WED, c.1960s-90s) Following the introduction of Audio-Animatronics at the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair, Walt Disney planned for the large-scale use of Audio-Animatronics in many future attractions. As a result, WED Imagineering’s MAPO division developed the casting system to take a “kit of parts” approach to producing Audio-Animatronic human figures, where individual parts could be swapped in or out to achieve a variety of functions and movements. This pair of authentic, MAPO-built Audio-Animatronic mechanical components from the WDI casting system includes the A-1 shoulder component, and the A-6 pelvis component.

The A-6 pelvis component is of particular interest, as it was distinctly designed to enable figures to sway, bend, and rise from a sitting position.

Such a striking display of mechanical technology would have amazed the crowds who first gazed upon Mr. Lincoln when he debuted for a few “great moments” at the 1964 New York World’s Fair. The A-6 pelvis component is a unique and pivotal aspect of one of the most important AudioAnimatronic movements of Disney Parks history. Additionally, the A-1 series of components have been pivotal in the creation of some of the most iconic attractions of the Disney Parks spanning from the 1960s to the 1990s, including Pirates of the Caribbean, the Haunted Mansion, and many other attractions at the Disney Parks around the globe. Composed of steel, the mechanical components measure 4.5” and 10.5” long. The condition is very good, with very minor surface wear from handling and age. $1,000-$2,000

86. Set of (4) Audio-Animatronic Mechanical Components. (WED, c.1960s-90s) Following the introduction of Audio-Animatronics at the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair, Walt Disney planned for the large-scale use of Audio-Animatronics in many future attractions. As a result, WED Imagineering’s MAPO division developed the casting system to take a “kit of parts” approach to producing Audio-Animatronic human figures, where individual parts could be swapped in or out to achieve a variety of functions and movements. This set of (4) authentic, MAPO-built AudioAnimatronic mechanical components come from the WDI casting system of the A-1 Audio-Animatronic line, and were designed so that the parts could be interchanged as necessary, to achieve a variety of functions and movements. Additionally, the A-1 series of components have been pivotal in the creation of some of the most iconic attractions of the Disney Parks spanning from the 1960s to the 1990s, including Pirates of the Caribbean, the Haunted Mansion, and many other attractions at the Disney Parks around the globe. Composed of steel, this set of (4) included a hip joint, a sideways cylinder mount, and a sideways pivoting component. Also included is an A-6 cylinder mount for forward and side bending.

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87. 1966 WDP, Disneyland, & WED Telephone Directory.

(Disneyland, 1966) A very rare telephone directory for Walt Disney Productions, Disneyland, and WED Imagineering. The 26-page directory lists the departmental staff and includes contact information for notable WED employees such as Marc Davis, Herb Ryman, Rolly Crump, and even Walt Disney himself. The directory measures 11”x8.5” and is in very good condition with minor spine wear and some yellowing to a few pages. $200-$400

89. WDP and WDI Biographies Binder. (WDI/WDP, 1970s-80s) An in-house reference binder containing 58-pages of WDP executive biographies and press releases announcing promotions at the highest levels of the company, as well as WED Imagineering and MAPO employee biographies and inter-office memos. Executives include Richard L. Berger, Barry Lorrie, Bill Brademan, and more. Among the Imagineers covered are X. Atencio, Frank Thomas, Bob Gurr, Marc Davis, Dick Irvine, and more. Gary Younger has signed off on each of the Imagineer bios in the upper right-hand corner of the page. The binder measures 11.75”x10” and 1.5” deep and is in very good condition with some surface wear. Some pages exhibit handling and damp staining/warping. $100-$200

88. Orlando Ferrante Signed WED Business Card. (WDI, c.1970s) An original Orlando Ferrante signed WED Imagineering business card. A former USC football teammate of Disney company president Ron Miller, Ferrante spent 40 years as an Imagineer and served as vice president of engineering, design, and production, playing a key role in the design and development of Walt Disney World, Disneyland Paris, and more. The business card features the classic WED Imagineering logo and dates from the era before Los Angeles was split into differing area codes. Ferrante has signed in black ink at bottom left, “Orlando Ferrante.” Measuring 2”x3.5”, the piece is in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

90. Retlaw Enterprises Employee Identification Card. (Disney, c.1980s) A rare unused Retlaw Enterprises employee identification card. Walt Disney created Retlaw Enterprises to manage his personal business operations and finances for his family after the sale of his original WED Enterprises holdings to Walt Disney Productions in 1965. This rare company artifact is numbered 386 on the reverse. The card measures 2.25”x3.5” and is in very good condition with minor wear. $200-$400 37

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91. Walt Disney Imagineering New Employee Handbook.

(WDI, 1980s) A rare informative handbook created as a resource for new additions to the WDI teams in the WED or MAPO organizations.

The 3-ring binder is divided into tabbed sections: Organization, Creative Process, and WED Words. The first section outlines and defines the various departments, including a series of organization flow charts and yearbook-style photographs of project managers.

Creative process consists of a fold-over brochure identifying the various stages a project passes through on its way to completion. The final section contains a 16-page glossary of Disney Company words and terms. Measuring 10.25”x11.5” and 2” deep, the piece is in very good condition with some light handling and brown toning to the edges of the content, color softening to the covers and handling wear. $200-$400

93. WED Audio/Video Production Team Jacket. (WDI, c.1980s) A WED Audio/Video Production Team nylon bomber jacket. The navy blue jacket features a gathered fabric collar, cuffs, and waist, a double stripe of royal blue piping on each sleeve, hip slash pockets, and zipper front closure. The back boasts a large rainbow color test gradient Mickey Mouse head patch embroidered “WED Audio/Video Production.” The interior retains the California Custom Jackets maker’s label and an “M” size label hand-marked in black ink, “G.B.” The jacket remains in very good condition with minimal wear. $300-$500 38

92. WED Mapo & You Orientation Guide. (WDI, c.1980s) An orientation booklet issued to WED/MAPO employees titled WED/MAPO & You. The staple-bound 12-page guide introduces new hires to the Disney Way and addresses topics such as the first name basis policy, pay, promotions, benefits, and perks. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the booklet is in fine condition with minor wear to the spine. Attached to the top of an interior page, is an adhesive-backed note paper with an internal employee code, placed by a former WDI employee. $200-$400

94. Abraham Lincoln Gag Resume and HR Letter. (Disneyland, 1990) An Abraham Lincoln gag resume and response letter from a Disneyland Human Resources professional created as an office joke for the amusement of Park Staff. The resume lists Lincoln’s experience as an Audio-Animatronic Character and the President of the United States of America. It is stapled to a 2-page response from the Professional Staffing Division, which, in a tongue-in-cheek manner, explains why the 16th president is unqualified for all the open positions at the Park.

The joke was likely created due to rumors that the Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln show was slated for cancellation. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the resume and letter are in very good condition with minor handling. $100-$200

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95. Port Disney Master Plan Brochure.

(Disneyland, 1990) An extremely rare Preliminary Master Plan brochure created by the Walt Disney Company for their never realized Port Disney Resort in Long Beach, California. The 4-page folded brochure details the Port Disney project, which would have included the DisneySea Park and five new resort hotels, describes the traffic impact on the local community, and provides charts forecasting the benefits to Long Beach including tax revenue and jobs created. The brochure also features a map of the development, and a concept painting of the finished project. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the piece is in very good condition with only minor edge wear. $200-$400

96. Disney Standard Character Guidebook. (Disney, 1996) A rare copy of the in-house and licensee reference book Disney Standard Character Guidebook.

Consisting of a spiral binder and 330+ factory shrinkwrapped loose leaf pages and chapter dividers, the book provides guidelines for Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy, and Pluto in terms of poses, color usage, and more. The materials are housed in a deluxe slipcase measuring 12.25”x17.5” and 3.75” deep. The book contents are in unopened, fine, as-new condition. The binder exhibits minor surface wear and the slip case has some surface impressions, corner bumping, and minor soiling. $300-$500

98. Roy Disney Memo Relaying Eisner’s Coronary Bypass.

(Disney, 1994) A Walt Disney Company memo by Roy Disney dated July 17, 1994, informing Company personnel of CEO Michael Eisner’s successful coronary bypass surgery. Roy reassuringly asserts that it will “continue to be business as usual” for the senior corporate heads and wishes Eisner a speedy recovery. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the page is in very good condition with a crease to the upper left corner, the bottom right corner, and minor handling wear. $100-$200

97. Peter Ellenshaw Signed Disneyland Concept Art Print. (Disneyland, 1993) A vibrant photographic print of Disneyland concept art created by Oscar-winning artist and Imagineer Peter Ellenshaw. The original artwork was widely used in promotional material during the Park’s first year of operation and was seen in the very first episode of Walt Disney’s Disneyland. Ellenshaw has signed and dated “Peter Ellenshaw ‘93” in black felt pen at lower right. Measuring 10”x18” within a 16”x24” mat, the piece appears to be in fine condition with only minor wear the surface and corners of the mat. $200-$400

99. Grand Hotel Implosion Imagineer Crew Gift. (WDI, 1998) A commemorative diorama presented to Walt Disney Imagineering staff that organized and executed the demolition of Anaheim’s Grand Hotel on March 22, 1998. Three staggered photo cut-outs in custom acrylic frames portray the stages of the hotel implosion. The frames are mounted to a rectangular black acrylic slab, which features an engraved metal plaque featuring the WDI Infrastructure Team logo and the inscription, “WDI/California Hotel Implosion Team March 22, 1998”. Constructed in the futuristic mod style of the 1960s, the Grand Hotel featured a marble bar, a theater, and a gilded ballroom. The Walt Disney Company purchased the property in 1996, and organized the demolition to build a parking lot, making up for the spaces lost with the construction of California Adventure. Measuring 3.25”x12” and 3” deep, the piece is in fine condition with only light surface wear. $100-$200 39

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100. Disneyland Resort Construction Hard Hat (Disneyland, c.1990s-2000s) A Disneyland Resort construction safety hard hat manufactured by Bullard. The white hard plastic hat features a metallic silver Sleeping Beauty Castle decal applied to the front of the crown and project stickers for Flik’s Fun Fair, the Space Mountain’s 2003-05 rehabilitation, and Disneyland Resort Systems ringing the back and sides. The interior is equipped with a fabric and plastic adjustable suspension with a cloth sweatband. Measuring 6.25”x9.25” and 11.75” deep, the piece is in very good condition with exterior and interior surface wear and some fading, bunching, and wear to the decals and stickers from outdoor park use. $200-$400

101. Walt Disney Imagineering Metal Parking Lot Sign. (WDI, c.2000s) A Walt Disney Imagineering parking lot sign. The standard rectangular metal sign bears the printed restriction, “WDI Vehicle Parking Only.” The sign is equipped with holes at the top and bottom for mounting to a wall or post. Measuring 18”x12”, the piece is in good condition with bending to the corners as well as scratching and scuffing to both front and back from use and removal. $200-$400

102. Walt Disney Imagineering Decals – Set of (4). (Disneyland, c.2000s) A set of adhesive sign decals created for Walt Disney Imagineering. The graphics feature imagery of Mickey as the Sorcerer’s Apprentice and were printed in various sizes, for use in specific locations. These labels are unused and are still adhered to their paper backings. They measure between 6”x13.5” and 10.75”x23.5”. The condition is good with some creases and handling wear. $100-$200

103. Disney Facility Asset Management Closure Sign.

(Disneyland, c.2000s) A sign used by Disney Facility Asset Management to indicate an area closure due to refurbishment.

Facility Asset Management coordinates building and refurbishment across Disney Parks and Experiences assets and properties. Printed on lightweight corrugated plastic, the sign features the Engineer Mickey FAM logo and apologizes for unsightly surroundings. Measuring 18”x13.25”, the piece is in very good condition with minor surface wear from use. $100-$200

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104. WDI Infrastructure Team White Hard Hat. (WDI, c.2000) A Walt Disney Imagineering Infrastructure team personalized safety hard hat manufactured by Bullard. The white hard plastic hat features WDI and Sorcerer Mickey decals on the front of the crown with the name “Evelyn Lozano.” The crown also features “Infrastructure Team” and construction worker Mickey decals, project stickers, the logos of non-Disney engineering firms, and a construction-themed character sticker. The interior is equipped with a fabric and plastic suspension, leatherette, and foam sweatband. Emergency phone number decals have been applied to the underside of the brim. Measuring 6.75”x9.25” and 11.75” deep, the piece is in good condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

105. WDI Infrastructure Team Brown Hard Hat. (WDI, c.2000) A Walt Disney Imagineering Infrastructure team personalized safety hard hat manufactured by MSA. The brown-ombre woven textured hard plastic hat features WDI and Sorcerer Mickey decals on the front of the crown with the name “Evelyn Lozano.” The back of the crown features “Infrastructure Team” and construction worker Mickey decals. The interior is equipped with an adjustable plastic suspension and leatherette and foam sweatband. Emergency phone number decals have been applied to the underside of the brim. Measuring 5.25”x10.25” and 12” deep, the piece is in very good condition with only minor wear. $200-$400

106. WED Imagineering Cereal Bowl. (WDI, c.2000s) A rare cereal bowl issued to WED Imagineers in the early 2000s when a cereal bar was installed in the employee commissary, the Big D Cafe. This stylish retro bowl features 1950s-esque red and white stripes around the body and a Mid-Century 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

107. WDI Anti-Smoking Sign. (WDI, c.2000s) An anti-smoking opaque gray acrylic a-frame sign from Disney Imagineering. On both sides, the double-sided standee features the Sorcerer Mickey Imagineering logo with the polite admonition, “Thank you for not smoking.” Measuring 4.25”x4” and 5” deep, the piece is in very good condition with some surface adhesive residue from prior usage. $100-$200 41

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108. WDI Hi-Vis Construction Vest. (WDI, c.2000s) A high-visibility Imagineer vest for construction site visits, manufactured by ML Kishigo. The fluorescent orange mesh and woven black polyester vest features applique silver reflective fabric stripes with fluorescent yellow mesh trim around the chest, waist, and over the shoulders. The rugged vest is equipped with a right chest pouch pocket, a left chest flap pocket, waist flap pockets with metal grommet hoops, and zipper front closure. The vest also features the iconic Sorcerer’s Apprentice Mickey Imagineering logo, screen-printed on the back. A size XL, the vest remains in fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

109. Walt Disney Imagineering Sound Equipment Hard Case.

(WDI, c.2000s) A metal reinforced Anvil-brand hard case used by the Walt Disney Imagineering Sound Department to transport sensitive equipment. The case features a metal handle on the hinged lid which opens to reveal two compartments retaining scattered foam lining remnants. The front of the case features metal clasp closures with twisting butterfly locks and is stencil painted with the Sorcerer Mickey Walt Disney Imagineering Sound Department Logo and the label “SSL OMNIMIX CARDS.” Measuring 17.25”x19.75” and 10.75” deep, the case is in very good condition with some scratching, scuffing, and minor soiling from professional use. The interior lining has been almost entirely torn out. $200-$400

110. Walt Disney Imagineering Hard Hat and Lanyard. (WDI, c.2010s) A Walt Disney Imagineering safety hard hat manufactured by MSA and used in the creation of several of Disney’s California Adventure attractions. The brown-ombre woven textured hard plastic hat features a fictional “Tivan Group 2017” sticker at the front of the crown for the Avenger’s Campus project team, Cars Land project stickers on either side, and an Ariel’s Undersea Adventure sticker on the back of the crown. The interior is equipped with an adjustable belt plastic liner and leatherette sweatband, and the crown is marked in pencil “R.T.L.” A size “Medium,” the hard hat is in very good condition with some scratches and scuffs over all from actual Imagineering use. Also included is a California Adventure Grand Opening Team nylon lanyard featuring a limited edition of 500 enamel charm depicting Sebastian the crab wearing a hardhat and holding a wrench. The charm is 2.5”x2.5” and the lanyard measures 19” long.

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111. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Imagineer Map. (Disneyland, 2005) A very scarce souvenir map created for the 50th anniversary of Disneyland. This version of the map was exclusively available to Imagineers, and features the Sorcerer Mickey Imagineering logo at lower left.

Stored rolled and never folded, the map measures 27”x38” and is in very good condition with minimal handling wear. $200-$400

112. John Hench Imagineering 50th Anniversary Print. (WDI, 2002) A limited edition lithographic print titled “We Make the Magic: 50 years of Imagineering” by Imagineer and Disney artist John Hench. The composition depicts Sorcerer Mickey, the Imagineering logo, conjuring up some the WDI’s greatest historical triumphs including Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella castles, the Matterhorn, Pirates of the Caribbean, the Jungle Cruise, EPCOT, and more. Created in an edition of 6000, the print is accompanied by a Disney COA. Measuring 28”x20”, the piece is in fine condition with slight edge wear. $200-$400

113. Set of (5) Imagineer Exclusive Restaurant Pins. (WDI, 2009) A set of (5) enamel pins celebrating Disneyland’s restaurants, created as a Walt Disney Imagineering exclusive. Limited to an edition of 300, the set features Chip n’ Dale enjoying iconic Park eateries including the Blue Bayou, Plaza Inn, the Golden Horseshoe, Bengal Barbecue, and Redd Rockett’s Pizza Port. Each of the pins features Imagineering and Limited-Edition statements on the reverse. Each pin measures approximately 1.5”x2” and the set is in generally very good condition with some minor surface wear or spot enamel loss. $100-$200

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VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS Walt Disney thought of his theme park as a three-dimensional show; a giant stage where the employees are the cast members. To ensure that the show was presented in a flawless and consistent manner, all cast members had to be trained for their role at Disneyland in the “Disney Way,” which led to the creation of Disney University as an internal cast member training program. Original cast member documents, manuals, and other artifacts create a wonderful history of the park from the perspective of the people who help create the experience that is Disneyland.

114. The Disneyland Story Booklet. (Disneyland, 1963) An early informational guide to the business side of the park titled The Disneyland Story. The 19-page booklet explains the economics of Disneyland including attendance and payroll, the financial impact of the tourist destination on the surrounding community, and the operations of the company. Measuring 7”x11”, the piece is in good condition with some scratches, minor spots of discoloration, and general handling wear. $100-$200

115. 1967-68 Disneyland Holiday Talent Master Schedule. (Disneyland, 1967-68) A Holiday Talent Master Schedule for the 1967-68 winter season at Disneyland.

This 14-page schedule details the timing for parade performances, character appearances, walk-around groups, and other shows during the period of December 16 to January 1.

Measuring 11”x8.5”, the schedule is in good condition with some yellowing to the page from age. There is some edge wear and surface wear, including a pair of 1” tears on the reverse by the upper staple and a few spots of staining. $100-$200

117. Pair of Disneyland Orientation Books. (Disneyland, c.1960s-70s) A pair of “Disneyland & You” new cast member orientation booklets, one printed in the 1960s and the other in 1979. Additional orientation materials are also included: a 1969 “Shoe Requirements for Women” Wardrobe Bulletin, a 1968 Disneyland Payroll Bulletin, a 4-page “The Disneyland Look for Hostesses” packet, and a carbon copy of the new employee document checklist. The booklets are 12-pages and 20-pages respectively, and cover topics such as appearance standards, dress code, and more. Ranging in size from 5.5”x8.5” to 11”x8.5”, all pieces are in generally very good condition with some faint age toning, edge wear, scuffs, surface abrasions, and horizontal folds. $100-$200 44

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

118. “Guest Courtesy… Disney Style” Cast Member Manual. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A Disneyland cast member manual titled, Guest Courtesy… Disney Style. The 19page booklet provides instruction on how cast members are to comport themselves as part of the Disneyland “show,” and offers tips and examples for successful guest interactions. Measuring 8.25”x5.5”, the piece is in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

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119. “Disneyland: For Your Information” Cast Member Book. (Disneyland, 1978) A vintage new Cast Member Book titled “Disneyland: For Your Information.” The spiral-bound 18-page guide covers topics like employee parking, special park passes, timecards, scheduling, and Supervisor reports with samples of the actual forms used in the Park Operations. Measuring 11”x8.75”, the piece is in very good condition with minor ink smudging to the back cover and handling. $100-$200

121. Disneyland Cast Member Safety Manual. (Disneyland, 1981) A booklet on Disneyland safety protocol and emergency procedures titled “Safety Awareness is Everyone’s Responsibility.” The spiral-bound 9-page manual was issued to Cast Members and includes best practice instructions for handling workplace accidents, injuries, sudden illness, fire, and other calamities that could befall a Disney Park employee. Measuring 11”x8.5, the manual content is used but clean. The cover is in very good condition, with some surface wear, faint scratches, and smudges. $100-$200

120. Disneyland Main Street Historical Item Records. (Disneyland, 1990s) A “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 pack is bound with a single staple in the upper left corner and 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

122. Walt Disney Book of Quotes.

(Disney, 1987) A book of quotations designed for Cast Members that contains the collected wisdom of the twentieth century’s most visionary impresario, Walt Disney. This staplebound 48-page book contains photos from Walt’s career as well as quotations assembled from speeches, interviews, periodicals, press conferences, scripts, and Company publications, all indexed alphabetically and categorized by subject for easy reference.

Walt opines and offers guidance for virtually all facets of life, from subjects as varied as baseball, faith, and film. Measuring 8.5”x11”, the book is in very good condition with a minor surface impression to the front cover and light edge wear. $100-$200

123. Disneyland 35th Anniversary Publicity Guide. (Disneyland, 1990) A Disneyland information guide created for members of the press for Disneyland’s 35 Years of Magic publicity campaign. The spiral-bound, 26-page book features tabbed sections consisting of a Walt Disney Company timeline, a list of industry plaudits such as Academy Awards, facts and figures about Splash Mountain, a guide to the Disney Characters, Disneyland trivia, attraction lists for each land, important events in Park history, and detail about the Disneyland Hotel. Two additional pages list Disney animated characters available for interview as well as sample interview questions. Measuring 11.5”x9.5”, the book is in very good condition with very minor spot soiling, natural toning from age, and minimal edge wear to the covers. $100-$200 45

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124. Collection of (43) The “E” Ticket Magazines. (Disneyland, 1988-2009) A collection of (43) issues of The “E” Ticket Magazine that expound on all things Disney with a focus on Disneyland attractions. Each fanzine features original cover artwork by founder and editor Jack E. Janzen. This collection includes a run of issues 6-46, one issue of the rare 1991 Annual and one issue of 1999 Limited Event Edition for Mr. Toad’s Enchanted Evening at Disneyland. Each magazine measures 11”x8.5”, in very good condition with some cover scuffing, tears, spidering, and handling wear. $500-$700

125. Collection of (135+) Disneyland Line Magazines.

(Disneyland, 1985-2010) A large collection of (135+) Disneyland Line magazines, the official publication for Disneyland Cast Members. Released by Disney University, the majority of the then-weekly periodical range from 1992-1994. The collection includes Vol. 17 No. 29; Vol. 23 No. 37; Vol. 24 Nos. 17-18, 24-25, 27-34, 36, 38-47, 49-53; Vol 25, Nos. 3-38, 42-51; Vol 26 Nos. 1-9, 11-14, 16-36, 40-47; Vol 36 Nos. 44, 46, 51; Vol. 37 Nos. 3-8; Vol. 41 Nos. 21-23, 25; Vol. 42 Nos. 3-4, 8-11; Vol. 43 No. 4; Vol. 45 No. 5; and Vol. 47 No. 13. The set additionally contains a few duplicates and numbering anomalies not reflected in the list. Measuring from 11”x8.5” to 12”x9”, the magazines are generally in very good condition with some minor edge or handling wear. $600-$800 46

126. Disneyland Cast Strike Picket Sign & Union Paperwork. (Disneyland, 1984) A vintage 1984 picket sign and set of union paperwork from the historic Disneyland Cast Member strike. Employees walked off the job on September 24th, 1984, after Management attempted to enact a two-year wage freeze and eliminate health benefits for part-time Park Employees. The strike finally ended after 22 days, when growing unrest compelled the Disneyland Management team to preserve part-time benefits, while the unions compromised on the wage freeze. Also included are a collection of (8) documents comprising 20-pages pertaining to the collective bargaining process for the Disneyland 1986 Master Services Agreement. The doublesided printed cardboard sign is stapled to a wooden handle and measures 42”x14”. It is in good condition, exhibiting some soiling, spot surface loss, oxidation to staples, and corner and edge wear. The documents range in size from 11”x8.5” to 14”x8.5” and are in good condition with some creasing, toning, light soiling, edge wear, and toning. $1,000-$2,000

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128. Set of (4) Disneyland Fire Dept. Patches & Calculator. (Disneyland, 1980s-2000s) A set of (4) Disneyland Fire Department Wardrobe embroidered patches and a Disneyland Fire Department pocket calculator. All patches feature the traditional firefighter’s symbol of protection, the Maltese cross.

The working solar-powered calculator has memory, and bears a firefighter Mickey graphic. The patches range in size from 2.5” in diameter to 3.5”x3.5” and are in very good condition. All but the 80s patch retain the iron-on adhesive backing. The calculator exhibits minor surface wear and discoloration. $300-$500

129. Collection of (10) Disneyland Security Host Patches. (Disneyland, 1960s-2010s) A collection of (10) embroidered patches created for Security Host Wardrobe at Disneyland. Comprising blazer, jacket, and shirt patches, the set traces the evolution of the Disneyland Security emblem from the Park’s first decade of operation through the present day and includes some duplicates. The majority of the unused patches retain remnants of the original iron-on adhesive backing. Ranging in size from 2.75”x2” to 4.25”x4”, the set is in generally very good condition with only light wear or soiling. $600-$800 47

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130. Collection of (25) Disneyland & WDP Holiday Cards.

(Disneyland, 1970s-2000s) A collection of (25) holiday cards sent by Disneyland and Walt Disney Productions exclusively to Cast Members and employees. The cards all feature a festive illustration or photo featuring Disney Characters or Park icons on the cover and an interior message of good cheer. The set includes cards dated: 1974, 1975, 1977, 1978, Mickey Mouse 1978, 1980-1982, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1995, 1997, It’s a Small World Holiday 1997, 1998, It’s a Small World Holiday 1998. Nine of the cards are undated. Ranging in size from 4”x9.75” to 6”x7.75”, the collection is in generally very good condition with some toning, soiling, and handling wear. $300-$500

131. Set of (24) Disneyland Anniversary Cards & Ribbons.

(Disneyland, 1958-1990) A rare set of (24) Park-used hanger cards issued to Cast Members annually on July 17th in celebration of the anniversary of the Grand Opening of Disneyland. Designed to be worn on the Costume with an accompanying flower, the earliest examples of this unique category of celebratory flair were paper cards with illustrated designs. In the 1980s, Disneyland transitioned to award-style ribbons to announce the birthday milestones. The set includes cards for the following anniversaries: 3, 4, 8, 9, 12, 13, and 15-26. Ribbons include: 29 and 32-35. Each card has at least one punched hole for stick pin attachment. Ranging in size from 3”x3” to 7”x2”, the set of mementos is in generally very good condition with some toning, wrinkling, spot soiling, and handling. $300-$500

132. A Set of (27) Disneyland Anniversary Cast Buttons. (Disneyland, 1982-2014) A set of (27) pin-back buttons issued to Cast Members in honor of the anniversary of the Grand Opening of Disneyland. Every year, near July 17th, special anniversary buttons are distributed exclusively to wear on their wardrobe. This set of buttons include the following anniversaries: 27, 28, 30, 31, 37-49, and 51-59.

The set is accompanied by an unnumbered button depicting Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse, and Donald Duck wearing contemporary (for the 1980s) clothing.

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133. Distinguished Service Awards Banquet Sign. (Disneyland, 2000) A Park-used sign from the Disneyland Resort’s Distinguished Service Awards banquet of 2000. An annual Park event, the awards ceremony honors Cast Members who have reached a milestone year of service (5, 10, 15, 20, etc.). The sign consists of a printed decal mounted to a thick oval foamcore backing, and features a stately image of a spot-lit Mickey Mouse. The reverse is equipped with Velcro for hanging. Measuring 23.75”x19”, the piece is in very good condition with some surface loss around the edge, minor scratching, and gold paint loss to outer edge of the foam. $100-$200

135. Pair of Disneyland Service Award Pins. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A pair of Disneyland Cast Member Service Award pins. The silver pin represents one year of service, and the gold pin represents five years of service. Both pins have a small image of Sleeping Beauty Castle in the center, and “Disneyland” written below. Measuring 0.25”x0.25” each, the pins are in very good condition with some expected surface wear from age and use. $100-$200

134. Set of (4) Cast Member Service Award Pins. (Disneyland, c.1990s-2000s) A collection of (4) Cast Member Service Award pins celebrating important anniversary milestones. The set includes character pins for 1, 5, 10, and 15 year anniversaries. The pins measure approximately 0.75”x0.5”. The set is in good condition overall with minor handling wear. $300-$600

136. Pair of VIP Exclusive Golden Mickey Pins. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A very rare pair of VIP exclusive pins from Disneyland. Not offered to the public or cast members, these exceptionally difficult to find golden Mickey pins were offered to select VIPs for only a short period of time. This pair includes both the small locking pin back version and the larger locking bar back version. Measuring approximately 0.75” and 2” tall, respectively, the pins are in good condition with some surface wear. $300-$500 49

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137. Walt Disney Imagineering Infrastructure Team Gift. (Disneyland, 1998) A commemorative gift created for Imagineers working on the team that demolished the Disneyland Parking Lot Area to make way for Disney’s California Adventure Park. The vintage memento consists of a chunk of charred asphalt from the original Disneyland parking lot, in an acrylic box, on a rectangular acrylic base featuring an aerial blackand-white photo print of the Lot and a plaque engraved to Evelyn Lozano with the quotation “A piece of the past as we build the future.” A rectangular acrylic slab is adhered perpendicularly to the base and contains a color print of concept park for the new West Coast Park. Measuring 4.75”x9.25” and 3.25” deep, the piece is in very good condition with minor surface wear. The slab has been reattached. $100-$200

139. Collection of (45) Disneyland Cast Member Name Badges.

(Disneyland, c.1970s-2010s) A large collection of (45) Disneyland Cast Member name badges. The set includes general badges, event specific badges, some branded for limited time promotions, and others signaling a certain Department and role. Twenty-one badges are etched with names, the remaining twenty-four are blank. Two of the blank badges are uncut from the original plastic sheet. Special Name Badges include Disneyland Sign Language Club, America on Parade, Snow White 50th Anniversary, Light Magic, Guest of Honor, and more. The badges are accompanied by a metal 10-year Cast Service Pin and an unused adhesive metal “Español” tag signaling a Spanish-speaking Cast Member.

This collection provides a veritable treasure trove of Park-used pieces from major events of the modern era. Ranging in size from 1”x2.5” to 2.5”x4”, the set is in generally very good condition with some missing pin backings and surface wear from use. $400-$600 50

138. Set of (6) Cast Member Name Badges. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A set of (6) Cast Member name badges. These badges, a testament to the “first name organization,” belonged to a “Marilyn,” and come in a variety of styles used throughout the decade, including two special Name Badges distributed during the America on Parade celebration. The Disneyland name badges range in size from 1”x2.5” to 1.5”x2.5” and the set is in very good park-used condition with little surface wear. $100-$200

140. America on Parade Cast Member Book. (Disneyland, 1975) A 41-page commemorative hardcover book entitled “America on Parade: A Salute… A Celebration…” that was issued exclusively to Cast Members, members of the press, and Park VIPs. The publication details Park events and festivities in honor of the American Bicentennial. The contents, divided into twelve sections, provide an overview of the Company’s plans for parades and events, behind-the-scenes development history of the festivities, the proposed television special for both Disneyland and Walt Disney World, and more. Measuring 11.25”x8.75”, the piece is in very good condition with some scuffing and wear to the white covers. $200-$400

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141. Signed Cast Member Wardrobe Department Poster.

(Disneyland, c.1990s) An employee poster created specifically for Disneyland Wardrobe Department staff. Featuring the tagline “Happiness is a new Spring wardrobe,” the poster is signed by veteran Disney Character Artist Russell Schroeder (of Disney Marketing and Disney Publishing), of whom the Fantasia-inspired artwork is attributed.

Printed on 16”x16” thin paper, the poster is in very good condition with little handling wear. $100-$200

143. Disney Employee Conservation Sign. (Disney, c.2010s) A behind-the-scenes office sign admonishing Disney Employees to think green and “reduce paper consumption.” Consisting of a large decal applied to a die-cut PVC board, the sign features a paper icon and an image of Meeko the raccoon from Pocahontas. This campaign was a small part of the Company’s ongoing efforts to promote conservation awareness across the totality of their operations. The piece is equipped with Velcro pads on the reverse for mounting. Measuring 27.25”x15”, it is in very good condition with some wear and peeling at the corners. $100-$200

142. Disneyland Map Cast Member Pin Set. (Disneyland, 2000) A very rare complete set of (6) Cast Member pins that assemble to form a stylized Disneyland Park map. These Cast Member exclusive pins were limited to 1,500 pieces each. Since each pin was available to be obtained individually, full sets that complete the map are exceptionally rare. When assembled, the map measures approximately 4”x6”. The condition is very fine. $200-$400

144. Celebrate You Disney Cast Service Celebration Sign.

(Disneyland, c.2010s) A Disneyland “Celebrate You-Service Celebration” event sign. Disney Parks hold annual Celebrate You Private Parties to honor Cast Members who’ve reached milestone years of service. During the festivities, the Park is closed to the public, and both refreshments and live entertainment are provided along with unlimited access to popular attractions. The printed paper and PVC board sign features the Celebrate You program Mickey Mouse silhouette logo with an elegant floriform boarder. The reverse is equipped with velcro for hanging. Measuring 18”x18”, the piece is in good condition with some long scratches, scuffing, and surface wear to the face. $100-$200 51

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145. Backstage Cast Member Safety Sign. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A Backstage safety sign used to warn Cast Members and Park personnel that the “slicers are sharp.” Imagery of Peter Pan crossing swords with Captain Hook emphasizes the message. Printed on an 8.5”x11” sheet hinged with tape within a 10.75”x13.75” mat frame, the sign is in very good condition with spots of discoloration to the mat frame. $200-$400

147. Goofy Lighting & Grip Disneyland Backstage Sign. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A Lighting & Grip Disneyland Backstage sign. The circular pvc board sign features a humorous applied printed graphic of Goofy making shadow puppets with a klieg light. Measuring 8” in diameter, the piece is in good condition with some adhesive residue and scuffing at right. $200-$400

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146. “Cast Members Only” Backstage Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A Backstage Cast Member sign used to designate areas which open to public view of Park guests. Designated “Cast Members Only, Door Opens On Stage,” the sign is printed on thin PVC board. Measuring 6”x10”, the sign is in very good condition with minor surface and edge wear from use, including some black marks on the reverse. $200-$400

148. Goofy Cast Member Safety Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A behind-the-scenes Disneyland sign reminding Cast Members that safety is among the Park’s core tenants. Consisting of a glossy print applied to a metal backing, the sign features an image of Goofy with a stately retro border and lettering. The piece retains adhesive strip remnants on the reverse from previous mounting. Measuring 6”x22”, the sign is in very good condition with some scuffing, scratches, and finish marring. $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. A success from the moment it opened, the Disneyland Hotel remained under Wrather’s control until 1988, when the Walt Disney Company purchased the Wrather Corporation, and with it, ownership of the hotel. The hotel has gone through several changes over the years, and as the park has expanded, newer, more modern facilities have been built. Still, through it all, the Disneyland Hotel remains an integral and iconic part of Disneyland history.

149. Large Disneyland Hotel Entrance Flag. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1990s) This one-of-a-kind heraldry-style flag was commissioned for use with the Disneyland Hotel’s large entrance flagpole, during a period of massive renovation, occurring after the Walt Disney Company’s acquisition of the Disneyland Hotel. The stunning large flag features indicia of Disneyland Resort; custom symbols and representations of Mickey Mouse, Sleeping Beauty Castle, and the Monorail, along with the text “Disneyland Hotel” displayed in font traditionally associated with Disneyland Park logotype. Alas, an alternate design was flown, but this artifact survives as a wonderful testament to the history Disneyland Park banners and local wholesaler Pageantry World’s long association with the Disneyland Hotel. Measuring an impressive 10ftx15ft, the flag is in very good condition with minor surface and edge wear. $1,000-$2,000

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150. Disneyland Hotel Restaurants by Gourmet Menu. (Disneyland Hotel, 1956) A very rare early dinner menu from the Disneyland Hotel. This Disneyland Hotel Restaurants by Gourmet menu features a printed date of Tuesday, Oct. 30, 1956 below the specialties for the day such as the “Braised Tenderloin Tips” and “Disneyland Chef Salad.” The double-sided menu measures 14.25”x10.5” and is in good condition with yellowing and handling wear, particularly at the edges, and small creases throughout. $300-$500

152. Disneyland Hotel Illustrated Plate.

(Disneyland Hotel, c.1960s) A rare lavender ceramic plate from the Disneyland Hotel.

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by Enco National for the Hotel and depicts the entrance and many amenities as seen during the hotel’s earliest years. Measuring approximately 10” in diameter, the plate is in very good condition with little surface wear. $200-$400 54

151. Disneyland Hotel Ashtray. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1960) An elegant vintage ashtray from the Disneyland Hotel. The well is back painted with the hotel logo and tag line “The World’s Most Exciting Hotel” while also promoting its “Complete Convention Facilities.” The glass ashtray measures 4.25” in diameter and 0.75” deep. It is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $200-$400

153. Disneyland Hotel Ceramic Bank.

(Disneyland Hotel, c.1962) A vintage Disneyland Hotel ceramic coin bank. A deposit slot is excised at the top of the structure, and the retrieval opening in the bottom of the base is plugged with a rubber stopper. These charming souvenirs were sold at the hotel’s Taylor and Hume Magic Shop and celebrate the popular Disneyland and Anaheim area landmark. Measuring 3.75”x3.75” and 1.5” deep, the piece is in very good condition with crazing overall, paint rubbing to elevator, faint brown toning to the roof, yellowing to the “Disneyland Hotel” sign, and wear to the bottom of the base. $300-$500

154. Large Disneyland Hotel Ashtray.

(Disneyland Hotel, c.1961) A Large Disneyland Hotel souvenir ashtray. This ashtray features imagery and logo commemorating the newly opened Disneyland Hotel Tower which increased room and suite availability to 450. The addition of the recently extended Monorail to the Magic Kingdom and Golf Center also celebrated in this wonderful conversation piece. Measuring 7” in diameter, the ceramic displays beautifully, retaining its “Jack Nadel, Los Angeles” backstamp, and in good condition with very minor paint loss and wear. $200-$400

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156. Disneyland Hotel Measuring Cup & Souvenirs. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1960s) A Disneyland Hotel souvenir ceramic measuring cup. The cup has a wooden handle and leather strap, and proudly features an illustrated depiction of two of the Disneyland Hotel’s Towers on the front. Measuring 3.25” tall, the cup is in good condition with minor surface wear from use. Also included are a vintage pre-1962 Disneyland Spreckels sugar packet featuring a graphic of Sleeping Beauty Castle, and an early Red Wagon Inn Restaurant matchbook. $100-$200

155. Disneyland Hotel “Champagne” and Display Base. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1980s) An unopened 750 mL bottle of Disneyland Hotel “California Champagne” sparkling wine made and bottled by L. Le Blanc Champagne Cellars of San Francisco. The bottle is corked, caged, and retains the majority of its gold foil seal and labeling. It is accompanied by a square wooden base with metal plates adhered around the outer perimeter and printed with the Disneyland Hotel logo on the front, with the word “Wine” appearing on the left side.

Measuring 12.5”x3.25, the bottle is in good condition with some tearing, loss, and surface wear to the foil and labeling. The base measures 4.75”x4.75” and 1.25” deep and exhibits some peeling to the metal plates and surface wear. $100-$200

157. Disneyland Hotel Pennant. (Disneyland Hotel, 1975) A vintage Disneyland Hotel souvenir pennant. The felt pennant depicts the Hotel’s convenient Monorail service to the Park, in bold fluorescent colors, and the left edge is embellished with felt tails at both top and bottom. Measuring 8”x25.25” (excluding the tails), the piece is in very good condition with some pinholes, minor creases, and light surface wear. $200-$400

158. Disneyland Hotel Caricature Map Poster. (Disneyland Hotel, c.1980) A very rare illustrated caricature map poster for the Disneyland Hotel. Designed by renowned caricature artist Bob Bentovoja, the poster imagery prominently depicts the Disneyland Hotel and its amenities, including the pool area and golf course, with several Disneyland attractions in the background. The poster measures 34”x24” and is in good condition with minor handling wear, some wear to the edges and fold lines, and a few faint spots of tape discoloration at the edges. $400-$800 55

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159. Sgt. Preston’s Yukon Saloon Disneyland Hotel Poster.

(Disneyland Hotel, 1990s) A Sgt. Preston’s Yukon Saloon attraction poster from the Disneyland Hotel. Capitalizing on the iconic watering hole’s Confederation-era Canadian motif, the Klondike Gold Rush-inspired style poster depicts a central image of the namesake frontiersman amidst a swath of conifers. Measuring 24”x18, the poster is in very good condition, printed on paper with a mottled, parchment-style, a small upper right corner crease and minor edge wear. $300-$500

161. Collection of (23) Disney Door Hangers. (Disney, c.1980s2000s) An unusual collection of (23) hotel, souvenir, and promotional door hangers. Among the group are door hangers promoting and featuring the Disney Afternoon Live, Fantasmic, the Haunted Mansion, and It’s a Small World attractions. Other door rarities include two Walt Disney Imagineering Front Door program door hangers, and a Tower of Terror photo order form faux door hanger. Ranging in size from 6.75”x3.5” to 10.75”x4.5”, the items are in generally good to very good condition with some minor surface loss, creases, tears, tape repair to one, edge wear, and handling. $200-$400 56

160. A Monorail Cafe Commemorative Wristwatch. (Disneyland Hotel, 1999) A wristwatch manufactured by Becora that was released to commemorate the closing of the Disneyland Hotel’s Monorail Cafe in 1999. The watch features a matte black metal case and bezel with a retro cafe logo on the face and a ribbed vinyl band. The crystal is still protected by the factory plastic cling. The piece is presented in its collector’s tin branded with the original Monorail Cafe logo and retains the original warranty sheet. The case measures 1.5” in diameter and the band is 9.5” long. The watch is in fine condition with minimal wear except for some slight stickiness to the band from natural off-gassing of the medium. The tin measures 2.5”x5.75” and has some scratching to the lid. $100-$200

162. Disneyland Hotel Guest Room Bedspread. (Disneyland Hotel, c.2000s) A queen-size fitted bedspread used at the Disneyland Hotel.

The bedspread features a bold floral print with understated sepia-tone illustrations of iconic Disneyland attractions in the background, such as the Haunted Mansion, Pirates of the Caribbean, the Mad Tea Party, and more. The bedspread no longer bears its queen-size size tag, but condition is good overall, with very minor discoloration along the top edge from hotel use. $200-$400

A VISIT TO DISNEYLAND Even before setting foot on Main Street, U.S.A., Disneyland offers memorable experiences to its guests. Entrance signage, gate flyers, guide books, and original tickets were necessary to ensure Walt’s guests were educated on what his park had to offer, and that proper protocol was followed to ensure everything ran like clockwork. These original artifacts from the first few moments of the Disneyland experience can be great reminders of treasured park visits and time spent with friends and family.

163. Disneyland Metal Bambi Parking Lot Area Sign. (Disneyland, 1990s) A large metal panel that was once utilized to designate the Bambi area of the Disneyland parking lot. The 30”x30” panel features the name and imagery of Walt Disney’s Bambi, to help guests mark their parking location and avoid confusion upon their visit to the Park. This Character-themed style of Parking Lot Area signage (identifying some 20 Areas) was removed during the construction of Disney’s California Adventure Park and the new “Mickey and Friends Parking Structure.” The panel is in good condition, with small scratches, scuffs, and dings overall from Park display and removal, and a few original screw holes from its original installation. $800-$1,000

164. Disneyland Parking Lot Closure Sign. (Disneyland, 2019) A Park-used Disneyland Resort parking lot area closure notice sign.

Printed on PVC board, the piece is designed to resemble a classic metal parking sign and notifies patrons of a Lot Area closure on Friday, June 21st to Saturday, June 22nd. The traditional Disneyland Park logo is emblazoned at the top and the sign features an official Mickey Mouse head traffic emblem at the bottom. Measuring 40”x23.75”, the piece is equipped with velcro in the corners of the reverse for park mounting and remains in very good condition with only minor surface wear. $300-$500

165. Disneyland ‘59 “Second Grand Opening” Press Button.

(Disneyland, 1959) A press button from what was billed as “Disneyland’s Second Grand Opening,” on which the Monorail, Matterhorn Bobsleds, and the Submarine Voyage debuted to Park crowds and televised audiences on June 14, 1959. The red button has a white rectangle through the center which reads “Press” with “Disneyland ’59” and “June 14” written above and below, respectively as a memento of the momentous event. Measuring 3.5” in diameter, the button displays in very good condition with some minor scuffing and other surface wear to the front of the button, and some tarnishing and residue on the reverse. $200-$400 57

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166. Disneyland 1965 Tencennial Silver Pass. (Disneyland, 1965) A rare metallic Disneyland silver pass from 1965 themed for the Park’s 10th anniversary, or Tencennial celebration. The coveted silver pass entitled the bearer and a party of three to free admittance both to the Disneyland Parking Lot and Main Gate Admission, as well as free attraction tickets upon registration at City Hall. Typically issued to employees and VIPs, this particular pass is stamped “Specimen” across the pass holder signature blanks, and served as a prototype.

This is only the second Tencennial Silver Pass we have ever handled, and the first “Specimen” example we have ever encountered.

Measuring 3.75”x2.5”, this “specimen” is in fine condition with only light surface wear. $200-$400

168. Magic Kingdom Club Sample Ticket Book. (Disneyland, c.1960) A sample child’s Disneyland ticket book from the Magic Kingdom Club. Being a sample, the ticket book has a very low serial number of “M000004” and the word “sample” stamped on each page. Measuring 2.75”x6”, the ticket book is in very good condition with light edge-wear. $300-$500 58

167. Disneyland Special Complimentary Adult Ticket. (Disneyland, c.1969) A vintage Disneyland Special Complimentary Main Gate Adult Admission ticket. The ticket has a face value of $3.50 and bears the serial number “095752.” Never used, the ticket is still valid for Disneyland Park admission today. Measuring 2”x5”, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

169. Disneyland Guest Certificate Sample Booklet. (Disneyland, c.1964) A rare sample “guest certificate” book that belonged to Disney Legend Milt Albright, founder of the Magic Kingdom Club. These books allowed companies to provide up to 10 complimentary ticket books at a time to their employees and their families. Measuring 2.5”x7.25”, the book is in very good condition with minor edge-wear and some wear to the hinge of the front cover from use. The pages have been punched with “VOID” and there is glue residue on the back cover from where it was previously mounted in a book. $300-$500

170. Collection of (7) Disneyland Attraction Tickets. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A collection of (7) vintage Park-used Disneyland attraction tickets. Included are a Disneyland 90 cent E Ticket, two Adult Tomorrow Station to Hotel Exchange Tickets, a Child Tomorrowland Station to Hotel Monorail Ticket, an adult Tomorrowland Station to Hotel Ticket, A child’s untorn Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln and Adventure Thru Inner Space combination ticket, and a junior untorn Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln and Adventure Thru Inner Space combination ticket (one of which bears the low number “000621”). All have been canceled with a single punch hole. Ranging in size from 1”x2” to 2”x3”, the tickets are in generally good condition with some creasing, paper loss along the edges and corners, and light soiling. $300-$500

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171. (17) Disneyland Admission and Attraction Tickets. (Disneyland, c.1960s-70s) A wonderful assortment of vintage Disneyland tickets. The collection includes (6) child’s 75 cent admission tickets, (2) adult $3.00 admission tickets, (1) junior $2.50 admission ticket, (1) C 35 cent ticket, (1) C 40 cent ticket, (1) D 75 cent ticket, (1) orange adult Tomorrowland Station to Hotel monorail Ticket, (2) red Tomorrowland Station to Hotel Monorail tickets, (1) block of complimentary tickets for Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln and Adventure Thru Inner Space, and (2) separated complimentary Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln tickets.

All tickets have been cancelled with a single punch hole to the right hand size. Each individual ticket measures 1”x2” and the pieces are in generally good to very good condition with some fading, soiling, surface wear, and edge wear. $1,000-$2,000

173. Disneyland Park Rules Sign.

(Disneyland, 2010s) A Park-used sign listing the official Disneyland Park rules. Signs like these are posted near all entrances and inform guests of various official policies pertaining to security protocols, acceptable attire, and items that cannot be carried into Park. Consisting of a printed graphic applied to plastic board, the piece is equipped with velcro strips on the reverse for mounting. The sign measures 25”x18” and is in very good condition with some scratches, surface wear, and soiling from Park use. $200-$400

172. Disneyland Special Complimentary Adult Ticket. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A vintage Disneyland Special Complimentary Main Gate Adult Admission ticket. The ticket has a face value of $4.50 and bears the serial number “177671.” Never used, the ticket is still valid for park admission today. Measuring 2”x5”, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

174. Pair of Disneyland Re-Entry Handstamps. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A pair of hand stamps used to mark park guests for re-entry.

To discourage deception, Disney alternated stamps daily, which usually consisted of a character name or related word. The re-entry stamps are constructed of wood and rubber with a wooden knob handle. The rubber pad of one stamp reads “Jafar” and the other, “Rafiki.” Each measuring approximately 3.75”x2” and 1” deep, the stamps are in good condition with heavy signs of use. The rubber pads of both have dried with age, the bases and handles have been rubbed almost clean of paint, and the bases themselves are chipped and cracked with broken areas around the rubber pads. $300-$500

175. Disneyland Resort 50th Anniversary Parking Exit Sign. (Disneyland, 2005) A resort-displayed exit sign utilized during Disneyland’s 50th anniversary celebration. The metal sign features a screened navy-blue border, a vinyl 50th anniversary logo, and vinyl “Exit” graphic. The piece is equipped with holes at the top and bottom for mounting. Measuring 24”x36”, the sign is in good condition with minor scratches, scrapes, and scuffs to the metal and applied vinyl elements, yellowing to the vinyl from UV exposure, and expected weathering from outdoor use. $200-$400 59

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176. Disneyland Resort Shield Sign (Disneyland, c.2000s) A shield-shaped Disneyland Resort sign. The die-cut PVC board sign features the resort’s text logo over purple imagery of the Sorcerer’s hat belonging to Mickey Mouse. Measuring 20.25”x20”, the piece is in very good condition with a chip missing from the tip of the right shoulder, surface wear, and scuffing. $200-$400

177. “Happy Hop to Disneyland-Air California” Poster. (Disneyland, 1970) A reflective metallic poster advertising Air California flights to Disneyland for the 25th Anniversary. Air California was a popular Newport Beach based operation with many routes between Orange County Airport and Southern California destinations, from 1967-1987.

This poster featuring Sleeping Beauty Castle with the tagline “Happy Hop to Disneyland,” is a wonderful memento of Orange County’s burgeoning industrial growth and synergistic relationship with Disneyland Park during the era. Measuring 30”x21”, the bill is in fair condition with heavy creasing at the top and bottom. Displays nicely, though exhibiting some surface wear, including small spots of peeling and some scuffing. $200-$400

178. Disneyland 1955 Pre-Opening Newspaper Supplement. (Disneyland, 1955) This rare 20-page newspaper supplement was issued by the Los Angeles Times just two days before the Grand Opening ceremony of Disneyland to promote Walt’s new Park to the general public. The pictorial profusely features illustrations and artist’s renderings of the lands and attractions that guests would soon experience throughout. Measuring approximately 10.75”x13.25”, the pictorial and is in good condition with some holes near the crease, and supplement has been adhered to a sticky board for display. $200-$400 60

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

179. 1958-B Disneyland Souvenir Map. (Disneyland, 1958) A rare “B” version of the 1958 Disneyland souvenir map designed by legendary Disney Parks cartographer Sam McKim. The “B” map is thought to be scarcer than either the “A” or “C” editions and depicts the not-yet-completed Matterhorn attraction, but not Cascade Peak. Rolled and never folded, the map measures 44.75”x29.75” and is in overall good condition with a 2” tear at the mid-left edge repaired with clear tape to the reverse, edge tears, edge and corner wear, stress lines throughout, most pronounced at the edges, even toning over all with some browning at the edges, a scuff near the map legend, wrinkling along the lower edge, and faint foxing in at left. $1,000-$2,000

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180. 1962 Disneyland Souvenir Map. (Disneyland, 1962) An original 1962 Disneyland souvenir map designed by Imagineer Sam McKim. This edition of the park map adds new, under-construction attractions such as Pirates of the Caribbean, the Haunted Mansion, and the Enchanted Tiki Room. Folded as issued, the map measures 30”x44.5” and is in good condition with fold wear, cross fold separation (most pronounced at right), light brown toning along some folds, and handling wear. $300-$500

181. Disneyland 35th Anniversary Pop-up Map. (Disneyland, 1990) A large pop-up map of Disneyland created in celebration of the Park’s 35th anniversary. The cardboard map offers a timeline of Park history and features three-dimensional pop-up models of popular attractions as Sleeping Beauty Castle, Space Mountain, the Matterhorn, Splash Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain, and more. Measuring 18”x8.25” folded and 18”x26” fully unfurled, the piece is in very good condition with some creases, smudges in the white margins, edge wear, and handling. $100-$200 62

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182. Set of (32) Disneyland Souvenir Guide Books.

(Disneyland, 1955-2005) A set of (32) souvenir guide books sold at Disneyland spanning the park’s first five decades of operation. The set includes The Story of Disneyland (1955); Disneyland: A Complete Guide (1956, 1957); Walt Disney’s Guide to Disneyland (1958-1964, 1968); Disneyland U.S.A. Summer ’67; Walt Disney’s Pictorial Souvenir Book of Disneyland (1965); Walt Disney’s Disneyland: A Pictorial Souvenir (1971-1978, 1980, 1981, 1983); A Pictorial Souvenir of Walt Disney’s Disneyland (c.1982-1984); Picture Souvenir Book of Disneyland in Natural Color facsimile (2005); and Disneyland Resort: Remember the Moments (2005); The books are in generally good to very good condition with some cast autographs, spidering to spines, edge and corner wear, creases, soiling, toning, and handling. $2,000-$4,000

183. “The Story of Disneyland” 1955 Souvenir Book. (Disneyland, 1955) “The Story of Disneyland” with complete Guide to Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, Adventureland, Frontierland, and Main Street U.S.A. The Guide Book features a “Welcome” by Walt, section maps, and a special page advertising “Hotel Accommodations” through the soon-to-open Disneyland Hotel. Measuring 6”x8.75”, the item is in good condition with very minor scuffing and corner wear to cover and pages. $200-$400

184. 1957 Disneyland Guidebook. (Disneyland, 1957) A 1957 souvenir guidebook for Disneyland. Contained within its 27 pages are beautiful photos, illustrations, and written information on the Park’s earliest lands and attractions. Measuring 11.5”x8”, the guidebook is in good used condition with some surface wear. $100-$200 63

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185. 1st Anniversary Souvenir Pictorial & Envelope. (Disneyland, 1956) A “Disneyland 1st Anniversary Souvenir Pictorial” documenting the fabulous first year of operation.

Measuring 14.5”x11”, the periodical is in good used condition with minor tears along spinal fold lines, creasing and edge wear. Included is the official Disneyland souvenir envelope bearing Sleeping Beauty Castle silhouette pattern and a Paid Postage Mark that was used to mail the souvenir to recipients. The good condition envelope measures 10.75”x4”, with only very minor edge wear, small tears, and hand-redacted postage park. Both items are presented for display in a 20”x16.25” metal and glass frame. $200-$400

186. Disneyland Summer 1959 Special Insert. (Disneyland, 1959) A “Disneyland Summer 1959” Special Insert heralding “A Brand New Disneyland” and its newest adventures. These inserts were designed small enough to be included within the pages of Disneyland Souvenir Guide Books. Highlights include colorful artwork and descriptions of the Matterhorn, Skyway Thru Glacier Grotto, Submarine Voyage, Disneyland-ALWEG Monorail System, Motorboat Cruises and New Autopia Freeways. Measuring 11.5”x8”, the Special Insert displays in fine condition with very minor edge wear and extremely faint spots of discoloration. $100-$200

188. Disneyland World of Flowers Hardcover Book. (Disneyland, 1965) A vintage hardcover first edition of Disneyland World of Flowers by Morgan Evans. The 72-page book by the Legendary Disneyland Horticulturist is copiously illustrated with color photos depicting the vast array of flora at the Park that turned a 165-acre swath of semiarid Anaheim, California into a wonderland of exotic plants, trees, and flowers from all over the world. The book is accompanied by a COA from the Main Street U.S.A. Disneyana store dated “8-31-77.” Measuring 11.25”x9.25”, the book is in good condition with moderate cover wear. The paper covering the hinge has split completely down the front with some loss, and shows stress, wear, and loss on the reverse (typical with this book). $300-$500 64

187. Walt Disney’s Guide to Disneyland. (Disneyland, 1962) A “Walt Disney’s Guide to Disneyland” souvenir book. It features sections highlighting the attractions, special shows, exhibits and restaurants of all five lands. Measuring 11.5”x8” the 27page souvenir guidebook, is in good used condition, with minor scuffing and creasing to the cover and pages throughout. The interior cover bears hand-written notation pertaining to children’s ages during a family vacation.

Also included, is the official mailing envelope created specifically for “Walt Disney’s Guide to Disneyland.” The envelope is in good condition with minor discoloration, tiny stains, and yellowing from where tape was once applied. $200-$400

189. Multi-Signed “Walt Disney’s Disneyland” Book. (Disneyland, 1965) A special Tencennial edition of “Walt Disney’s Disneyland”

by Marty A. Sklar signed by the voice of Disneyland, Jack Wagner, voice acting legend, Paul Frees, and animal mimic extraordinaire, Purv Pullen (aka Dr. Birdbath). The hardcover 60+ page book is copiously illustrated with rare vibrant color images of the park. The book retains a Tencennial sticker on the front cover, and measures 11”x9.5”. The piece is in good condition with some bumping to the top cover edges and light scuffing and soiling. The content exhibits light edge toning, and the book wears a protective vinyl jacket. $200-$400

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190. “Walt Disney’s Disneyland” Guide Book with Envelope. (Disneyland, c.1968) A “Walt Disney’s Disneyland” pictorial souvenir guidebook. The souvenir guide book was meant to be a conversation piece, highlighting popular attractions of Disneyland’s lands with descriptions and full-color photos.

Measuring 11.5”x8.75”, the book is in good condition with very minor indenting, creases, and edge wear throughout from use. The original unused mailing envelope bearing Disneyland address and graphics is also included. Measuring just over 11.5”x8.75”, the envelope is in fair condition with some wear and tear. $100-$200

191. The Disneyland Story Booklet.

(Disneyland, 1975) An informational booklet providing a progress report on Disneyland’s financial and cultural impact for Disneyland Participant sponsors, as the Park celebrated its 20th year of operation. Illustrated with numerous contemporary photos of the Park, the 28-page booklet discusses the corporate culture of Disneyland, furnishes tables and statistics highlighting the success of the park in terms of attendance, employment, tax benefit to the community, and other metrics, and teases big things to come in the future such as the Space Mountain attraction.

Measuring 7”x11”, the piece is in very good condition with only faint cover scuffing and edge wear. $100-$200

193. Collection of (11) Welcome to Disneyland Brochures.

(Disneyland, 1956-65) A collection of (11) early “Welcome to Disneyland” fold-out brochures, representing the park’s entire first decade of operation. All feature a stylized map and lists of park attraction and amenities. Years include 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1960, 1961, 1962, two 1963, 1964, and 1965. Ranging in size from 8.5”x3.5” and 9”x3.5”, the pieces are in generally very good condition with spot staining, darkening, tears, tape repair, spidering, and edge browning. $400-$600

192. 1962-63 “New Disneyland Attractions” Brochure. (Disneyland, 1962) A 6-page staple-bound and tiered brochure headlines “Coming-$7 Million in New Disneyland Attractions.” Distributed at the Main Gate, the brochure invited guest to become “Sidewalk Superintendents” of new adventures in development including New Orleans Square, the Jungle Cruise, the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse, the Tahitian Terrace, the Enchanted Tiki Room, and the Haunted Mansion (which would not welcome its first foolish mortal until 1969). Measuring approximately 5”x7.5”, the piece is in very good condition with minor corner wear and red pencil notation on the cover. $100-$200

194. Set of (24) Disneyland Special Event Advertisements.

(Disneyland, 1970s-1990s) A collection of (24) Disneyland special event advertisement mailers and fliers. A majority of the ephemeral items include promotional material relating to Disneyland Private Parties (1970s-1990s), like Lockheed Family Night 1975 and Disneyland Alumni Club Blast to the Past Private Party 1989. Other material relates to special events like the Mighty Ducks Fanfair 1996 and the Main Street Electrical Parade Farewell Season 1996. Ranging in size from 2”x4” to 11”x8.5”, the collection is in generally very good condition with some exhibiting toning, soiling, tears, creases, and edge wear. $200-$400 65

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

195. An Official Mickey Mouse Disneyland Flag. (Disneyland, c.1950s-60s) The official flag of Disneyland featuring Mickey Mouse. This style of flag was seen in the early days of the Park over various Civic Buildings belonging to Town Square, including the Main Street Train Station, Disneyland Fire Department, and even City Hall and Guided Tour Headquarters. The Disneyland Maintenance Department periodically replaced these flags to maintain the Show Quality of Disneyland. These flags were also occasionally attached to parade floats and presented to visitors of note or in honor of momentous occasions. Measuring approximately 21”x32”, the fabric is in very good Park-used condition, with minor overall color fading due to outdoor display, and the shape a star drawn at the top of the header on one side. $1,000-$2,000

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196. “Disneyland Railroad” Replica Drumhead in Frame.

(Disneyland, c.2000s) A replica drumhead based on those seen on the Disneyland Railroad. The drumhead reads “Disneyland Railroad” with the iconic railroad emblem in the center, defined by familiar reds, greens, and golds. The drumhead has a diameter of 13” and is framed to a size of 21.25”x21.25”. The condition is very good with some wear to the frame from previous display. $200-$400

197. Set of (3) Disneyland Railroad Spikes. (Disneyland, c.1960s-90s) A set of (3) vintage Disneyland Railroad spikes used in operation of the line. The steel railroad spikes were periodically replaced, and a number of them were even sold in the Park’s Disneyana Shop in 1990. Measuring 5” long, they exhibit the expected oxidation and patina from decades of outdoor service. $300-$500

198. 1966 Disneyland Railroad Station Marker. (Disneyland, 1966) A vintage Park-used Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad station survey track curve marker. The metal plaque is printed with the line’s logo, the text “Station 10+00.00 Do Not Remove,” and dated “June 17, 1966.” A testament to the Santa Fe and Disneyland Partnership, this marker plaque was also likely a silent witness to Walt’s final rides aboard the Disneyland Railroad, as he passed away in December of 1966. Measuring 5.25”x2”, the piece is in good condition with some soiling, scuffing, weathering, and bending from outdoor usage and removal. $300-$500

199. Santa Fe & Disneyland R.R. Train Set. (Tyco, 1966) A 7-car Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad Train Set. This HO-scale Tyco train set features (1) locomotive engine, (1) tender, (1) Coach, (1) Combine Car and (2) Horse Cars, and (1) Water Car. The track, TYCO-Pak, boxes or information sheets are not included. Measuring a maximum of 6.25 long and 2.75” tall, the Ernest S. Marsh Engine (with detachable cab) has not been tested for functionality but appears to be in working order, with some missing paint on the pilot. Measuring a maximum of 6” long and 2.25” tall, the stock cars (lettered “S.F.&D”) are clean and in good working condition with some wear from use, and one missing hand brake wheel on one car. $200-$400 67

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200. Set of (5) Disneyland Railroad Mint Coins. (Disneyland, 2011) A limited edition set of (5) 24k gold-plated commemorative medallions created by the Highland Mint. Each medallion obverse features a relief honoring one of five Disneyland Railroad engines, with the Disneyland Railroad insignia on the reverse. The coinage individually celebrates the C.K. Holliday, E.P. Ripley, Fred Gurley, Ernest S. Marsh, and Ward Kimball. Released in an edition of 2011, each medallion is stamped with “0165” on the edge. Each coin is encased in a form-fitted acrylic case which has been presented within a stately wooden presentation box with acrylic viewing window. Each measures 1.5” in diameter and is in very fine, as-new condition. The box measures 7.25”x7.75” and 1.75” deep and exhibits minimal wear. $100-$200

202. Disneyland Fire Department Hat Badge. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A vintage Park-used hat badge worn by Disneyland Cast Members who drove the Disneyland Fire Engine on Main Street.

Disneyland Fire Engine Drivers wore a badge like this, affixed to their uniform caps. Constructed of cast metal and enamel, the badge features a central “D” monogram of Disneyland, a Sleeping Beauty Castle logo with relief images of a fire hydrant and a hook and ladder on either side of the Maltese cross. The back of the badge is equipped with a threaded post and a washer for fastening to a cap. Measuring 1.75”x1.75”, the piece is in very good condition with some surface wear and enamel loss. $300-$500 68

201. Primeval World Dinosaur Skin Prop. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A segment of prop dinosaur skin from the Primeval World diorama at Disneyland. The “dinosaur hide” is a sampling of the Stegosaur poised and locked in continuous mortal combat with a Tyrannosaur, during the final climactic vignette of the Primeval World. Presented in an elaborately textured 13.5”x15.5” wooden frame, with identification plaque and photographic image, the skin segment measures approximately 2.25”x7.75” and is in very good condition with some surface wear and paint flecks from park use. $300-$500

203. Disneyland Main Street Constable Hat Badge. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A vintage Park-used hat badge worn by Disneyland Constables on the turn-of-the-century Main Street U.S.A. Main Street was the only place in the Park where a Security Host Uniform included a custodian-style hat a la English “Bobbies.” Prominently pinned to the front of the hat, was the laurel leaf and banner cast metal and enamel badge. This look was also adopted by another group of popular Main Street denizens, the saxophone-toting Keystone Kop Quartet. Measuring 2”x2.75”, the pins display both stick pins on the back of the badge are loose, the badge is in very good condition retaining its original luster, with very minor wear. $200-$400

A VISIT TO DISNEYLAND 204. Walt Disney World 25th Marching Band Smock. (Walt Disney World, 1996) A rare uniform popover smock worn by a musician in the Main Street Philharmonic band during the resort’s 25th anniversary festivities. The white leatherette smock features a central 25th anniversary logo vinyl decal, gold ribbon trim, velcro left shoulder closure, and a velcro waist belt. Unmarked for size, the garment is in park-worn good condition with some bunching and paint loss to the decal, and some surface scuffs and soiling. Measures 23” in length from jewel neckline to bottom of garment. $200-$400

205. Pair of Mickey and Minnie Lamppost Banners. (Disneyland, 2019) A pair of lamppost banners used during the “Get Your Ears On” Celebration at Disneyland. The banners are designed to resemble the iconic color schemes of Mickey and Minnie Mouse as popularized by Paul Rudish’s Emmy Award-winning online shorts. The Mickey banner sports a black, red, yellow, and white scheme, while the Minnie banner flaunts a black, yellow, and red-stripe palette with white polka dots on the latter. Measuring 68.5”x17” and 66.5”x18”, the banners are in very good condition with some wear, including some minor discoloration from outdoor Park display and punctures along the top edges from prior mounting. $400-$600

206. Pair of Star Print Main Street Lamppost Banners. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A pair of park-used star print lamppost banners from Disneyland’s Main Street U.S.A. Each set of banners consist of shiny royal blue draped lengths of fabric and a navy blue and metallic star print (reminiscent of Mickey’s Sorcerer hat) stitched together at the center. These have been stapled or tacked lengths, to two wooden bars, and joined by gold-painted resin relief pins of Sleeping Beauty Castle while the lengths of fabric are bound with wire towards the bottom. The bars of each one feature the annotation “Main Street 15 Poles 71 inches” written in felt pen on the reverse. Measuring approximately 76.5”x26” as displayed, the banners are in very good condition with small pinholes and wear from outdoor Park use. $400-$600 69

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207. Set of (8) Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln Glass Slides. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A collection of eight glass slides featuring imagery utilized in the “Two Brothers” segment of both Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln and The American Adventure at EPCOT Center. While film was projected, a “slide show” was added to the main Lincoln Show at Disneyland c.1984, with a focus on the story of two Civil War era brothers added in 2001 (in which these images can be seen). The color and black-and-white slides in this collection were used during the latter, cleaned, or replaced seasonally with new slides during periodic rehabilitations of the show. Measuring 4”x5”, each large format slide is in good condition, with minor scratches and chips around the edges from prior use and storage. $1,000-$2,000

208. Lincoln Pre-Show Stretching Portrait Proof Prints.

(Disneyland, c.2000s) A pair of Imagineering proof prints on a single sheet of canvas, each depicting all four Stretching Portraits from the Haunted Mansion. The prints were intended to be trimmed from the larger sheet and displayed in an exhibit on the art of the Disneyland in the pre-show section of Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln in the Main Street Opera House. The canvas measures 56.5”x49.5” and the two complete prints each measure 20”x23.75”. The piece is in very good condition, with some wrinkling to the canvas and some rubbing and pigment loss to one of the prints. Another partial print appears at the bottom of the sheet. $300-$500 70

209. Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln Stereo Record. (Disneyland, 1964) A vintage Walt Disney Presents Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln 33rpm vinyl LP in Stereo. The record features the voice of Royal Dano performing excerpts from Abraham Lincoln’s greatest addresses, speeches, and eulogies with narration by Paul Frees and arrangements by Buddy Baker. The album represents the soundtrack of attraction as it appeared at the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair and Disneyland’s Opera House. Measuring 12.5”x12.5”, the piece is in very good condition, still factory sealed in the original shrink wrap, with a slit in the plastic and some surface loss to the edges of the gatefold sleeve at the bottom left edge. $100-$200

A VISIT TO DISNEYLAND 210. Disney Legend Randy Bright Main Street Window Prop. (Disneyland, 1991) A very rare Main Street window created to honor Disney Legend Randy Bright. Bright, the former Executive Producer for Disneyland and Walt Disney World theme parks, was posthumously awarded with two Disneyland Main Street windows in 1991. This plexiglass window was used as a temporary placeholder before the permanent glass window was installed. The text reads “Photographic Studio-Bright Views to Order”. This window measures 37”x29.75” and is in very good condition with a few scratches to the plexiglass. $1,000-$2,000

211. Disneyland Yale & Towne Souvenir Key. (Disneyland, c.19551964) A Yale & Towne Souvenir Key from Disneyland. Among the earliest and most popular keepsakes from Disneyland, these unique Yale key blanks were a wonderful, and functional, way to take a piece of the Park magic home after your exciting visit. Measuring, 2.25”x1”, the still uncut key blank is in fine condition. $200-$400

212. Bronze “Pinocchio” Fig. with Pedestal Base. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A cast bronze figure in the form of a seated Pinocchio talking to Jiminy Cricket, who is perched on the puppet’s shoe.

Inspired by the Bill Toma sculpture seen in the Central Plaza Hub at the center of the Magic Kingdom, the intricately sculpted figure is accompanied by a low black marble base with sloping sides.

Measuring 7.25”x5.25” and 5” deep, the piece is in very good condition with minimal wear. The base measures 7”x7” and 0.75” deep and exhibits the surface pitting and scratches. The original box is included, which retains the Disney Park price tag. $500-$700

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213. Main Street Cinema “Now Showing” Sign. (Walt Disney World, c.1990s) A park-used sign from the poster cases on the facade of the Magic Kingdom’s Main Street Cinema. Consisting of hand-painted sheet metal, the sign depicts bust portraits of Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Pluto, and Minnie Mouse in the corners and is hand lettered with “Now Showing” and “Wild, Thrilling Chase Scenes!” A silkscreen poster on foam core for the classic 1931 Mickey animated short Traffic Troubles is affixed at center. The sign appears to be designed so that the central poster could be switched out as the movie program changed. The metal sign measures 61”x25” and is in very good condition with minor wear. The silkscreen poster is 25”x20” and exhibits surface loss at upper left, some minor scuffing, and edge wear. This item may require special shipping arrangements. Please inquire for details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000

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214. Disneyland Grad Nite Ephemeral Collection. (Disneyland, 1965-1997) A collection of (14) ephemeral paper souvenirs spanning more than two decades of Disneyland Grad Nite events. Included are (4) Grad Nite tickets, two of which have been used, as well as one marked “VOID” which comes with an internal memo about ticket stub retention; (3) performance schedules with maps; (2) memory booklets; a ruler; a photo delivery card; and a school memo about Grad Night procedures with a ticket exchange voucher.

Also included is a used M.S.R.A Family Fun Night ticket. Ranging from 2”x6.25” to 11”x8.5”, the items are in good condition with expected wear from use, including some edge and handling wear. Most of the tickets are delicate near the perforated sections. $200-$400

215. Pair of Grad Nite Disneyland Programs. (Disneyland, 1969-70) A pair of stylish mod souvenir programs from early Grad Nite events at Disneyland in 1969 and 1970. These programs contain wonderful cover illustrations and photos of the entertainment talent and attractions available for the events, as well as a list of the schools who attended the events, and a page for “autographs.” Measuring 9.75”x10” and 10.75”x8.75”, respectively, the souvenirs are in very good condition, with only minor edge and cover wear from use. $100-$200

216. Original Grad Night Button Artwork. (Disneyland/Walt Disney World, 1978) Original artwork used for a button at Disneyland and Disney World’s 1978 Grad Night. Accomplished in Gouache on 20” x 20” artists’ board. The large illustration is 14.5” in diameter and comes with overlays for Walt Disney World and Disneyland. In very good condition with some wear to board, but not affecting image. $400-$600

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217. Hills Bros Coffee House 1960 Menu. (Disneyland, 1960) A vintage large menu from Disneyland’s Hill Bros. Coffee House. In operation from 1958-1976, this bifold cardstock menu is from the earliest days of the Town Square eatery. The front cover depicts a stylized illustration of the restaurant’s façade, while the interior contains food and beverage offerings, a full-page company mission statement, and wonderfully illustrated park map on the back cover. Measuring 10”x8”, the menu is in good condition with some edge and handling wear, spots of staining throughout from use, and pin marks in 3 corners. $100-$200

218. Swift & Co Market House Souvenir Tray. (Disneyland, 1960s) A “Swift & Co.” Disneyland metal tray. This circular tray features rare imagery of the Swift & Co store interior. The tray measures 11.25” in diameter and is in good condition with some scratches and discoloration from use. $100-$200

219. Set of (9) “5 Decades of Disney Dining” Pins. (Disneyland, 2005) A set of (9) enamel cloisonne pins exclusively available to Disneyland Annual Passholders saluting “5 Decades of Disney Dining.” The set features tributes to The Golden Horseshoe, Casa Mexicana, Tahitian Terrace, Main Street Ice Cream Parlor, Milelong Bar, Tomorrowland Terrace, Village Haus, Pizza Port and Refreshment Corner. Each is marked with both limited 50th anniversary and exclusive Annual Passholder marks on the reverse, and presented from a cardboard box with a hinged lid bearing a retro park map. The pins measure approximately 1.75”x1.75” and are in fine, as-new condition.

The boxes measure 6.25”x4.25” and 0.75” deep and exhibit some loose flaps and surface wear. $100-$200

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220. Set of (3) Disneyland Restaurant Tip Trays. (Disneyland, c.1980s-90s) A collection of (3) vintage tip trays from popular Disneyland restaurants. The small stylish Park artifacts are constructed from fiberglass, and each one features a restaurant’s logo on the face. The set includes trays from Town Square Café, Carnation Ice Cream Parlor, and Blue Bayou. Measuring 7”x5”, the trays are in very good condition with minor surface and edgewear from use. $100-$200

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221. The Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor Opening Sign. (Disneyland, c.2000) A Park-used sign announcing the opening time of The Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor at Disneyland. The popular Main Street ice cream parlor is named for artist Charles Dana Gibson’s “Gibson Girl,” an illustrated representation of a Euro-American woman at the turn of the century. The restaurant’s logo, shown on this sign, is inspired by Gibson’s original design. Printed on PVC board, the sign measures 11”x8.5” and is in very good used condition, with some yellowing and wear around the edges. $200-$400

223. Carnation Café Tabletop Menu & Check Presenter. (Disneyland, c.2005) A tabletop menu & check presenter book from the Carnation Cafe at Disneyland. The check book features the Carnation Café and Disney Visa logos in silver on the cover, and the limited-time menu features beverages and specialty desserts served during the 50th anniversary of Disneyland.

Measuring 8”x4.5” and 7”x5”, both are in very good condition with minor surface wear from use. $100-$200

222. Collection of (6) Disneyland Ceramic Dishes. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A collection of (6) Park-used ceramic dishes from Disneyland. The set contains the following Homer Laughlin pieces: a 1994 bread plate, a 1990 salad plate, a 1990 dinner plate, a 1991 oval platter, and a coffee mug with a relief maker’s mark on the bottom of the base. An Oneida demitasse mug marked “0801M” is also included. All the Homer Laughlin pieces feature the signature Disneyland “D” shield and thick gold ring accents. Ranging in size from 2.25” tall x 3.5” in diameter to 8.75”x11.5”, the collection is in generally very good condition with some surface wear and scuffing to edges and bases. $300-$500

224. Collection of (44) Disneyland Paper Souvenirs. (Disneyland, c.1950s-80s) A collection of (43) paper souvenir items from Disneyland, including (32) individual postcards, (6) postcard books, (2) sets of stereoscopic Tru-Vue slides, (2) attraction brochures, a postcard set, and a herald. Postcard subjects include: the Disneyland Hotel, Hall of Chemistry, Skyway Buckets, Flying Saucers, Endor, and more. Among the highlights are a set of (6) Marc Davis Pirates of the Caribbean postcards, a Tru-Vue DA-6 slide set (spotlighting Tomorrowland with Phantom Boats) and brochures for Upjohn Drugstore and Monsanto Plastics Home of the Future. Ranging in size from 3.5”x5.5” to 4”x6.25, the items are in generally very good condition with some toning, soiling, tears, creasing, and handling wear. $300-$500 75

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225. The Rescuers Main Street Window Display Prop. (Disneyland, 1977) A didactic sign created by the newly formed Disneyland Creative Services Department to caption an Emporium window diorama promoting Walt Disney Productions’ animated feature length film The Rescuers. The piece consists of a rectangular board with an applied photographic image of the caption and an illustration of Bernard and Bianca. A hexagonal board segment featuring the film’s release information is affixed to the card at upper right. The reverse bears light remnants of pastel brown water-based paint and annotation reading “Chocolate Brown.” Measuring 4.75”x15”, the piece is in good condition with creasing at upper right, some surface soiling and smudges, and surface loss and adhesive remnants to the reverse. $100-$200

227. Main Street Emporium Holiday Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A “Holiday Tradition” Sign once used as winter season decor within the Main Street Emporium at Disneyland. The double-sided sign is printed on vinyl applied to foam core board and features retro Christmas tree and holly iconography on the face. Measuring 26”x7.75, the piece is in very good condition with minor corner wear from Park display. $200-$400

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226. Pre-Opening Emporium Construction Photo. (Disneyland, c.1980s) An oversized gelatin silver photo print mounted to board commemorating the pre-opening construction on the Main Street Emporium of Orange County in 1955. Once displayed Backstage at the Park during the 1980s, the photo filled a part of a visual timeline of momentous events in Disneyland history, like the construction of the Main Street complex. Measuring 11”x14”, the photo is in good condition with a few small pin holes and surface wear from use. $100-$200

228. “Your Trip to Disneyland” Musical Map. (Mattel, 1955) A Your Trip to Disneyland illustrated map and record set manufactured by Mattel. This early licensed Disneyland merchandise features music themed after each of the original Park lands. The (5) punch-out 78rpm records and Character cutouts have not been removed from the full-color panoramic map of Disneyland. The overall dimensions are 14.25”x42.5”, and the set comes in the original 14.25”x7.5” envelope as issued. The piece is in very condition and displays beautifully with only minor edge wear, darkening from age, handling wear, and slight discoloration to the adhesive used to secure the protective plastic overlay. $100-$200

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229. Disneyland Lands Plate. (Disneyland, c.1950s) An early green and white souvenir plate from Disneyland featuring highly detailed illustrations the five original lands, in addition to such popular attractions as the “Rivers of America,” and “Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad.” The reverse bears Walt Disney’s unique description: “A Fabulous Playground, a showplace of magic and living facts.” Measuring 10.25” in diameter, the plate is in very good condition with minor edge wear around the rim, light crazing over both sides, and some faint green smearing on the reverse. $200-$400

232. Disneyland 4-Lands Tablecloth.

(Disneyland, c.1955) A colorful canvas tablecloth carrying the themes of the cardinal lands of Walt Disney’s Disneyland. This early Park souvenir features imagery of Frontierland, Adventureland, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland along with their iconographic symbols. The tablecloth measures approximately 38”x36” and is in very good condition with some wear from age. $200-$400

230. Disneyland 1956 Map Plate. (Disneyland, c.1950s) An early ceramic souvenir plate depicting a c.1956 Disneyland map on the face, with a ring of metallic gold around the rim. The reverse features the following quotation 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 piece is in good condition with some hairline cracks in the graphic on the front, rubbing to the map and the quotation, and imperfections from the manufacturing process and scuffing to the reverse. $100-$200

233. A Disneyland Map Television Tray. (Disneyland, 1955) A tin lithographic Disneyland television tray. This television tray features a color aerial depiction of Walt Disney’s Disneyland, including “Holiday Land”, “Recreation Land”, the Phantom Boats, and “Disneyland” Floral Marquee.

This museum piece “serves” as an excellent example of some of the earliest licensed Disneyland merchandise. Measuring 12.5”x17.5”, the tray is in good condition bearing heavy scratches and wear from prior use. $200-$400

231. Global Van Lines Replica Antique Moving Van. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A official vintage toy replica of the Global Van Lines antique moving van once on exhibition at Disneyland. Constructed of plastic with printed color labels, a transparent plastic windscreen, and 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 very good condition with some minor paint rubbing to the grill and surface wear to the roof. The box is 4”x7.25” and 3.25” deep, and exhibits some crushing with creases, foxing, and minor separation at the edge. $100-$200

234. Souvenir of Disneyland Leatherette Scrapbook. (Disneyland, c.1950s) An early Souvenir of Disneyland scrapbook.

The rope-bound book features a faux leather flocked fabric cover with stamped images of Sleeping Beauty Castle and icons representing Frontierland, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, and Adventureland. The back cover is faux leather board, and the book contains 25 plain paper pages for mounting photos and mementos.

Measuring 12”x9.25”, the piece is in very good condition with the front cover having a few stray spots of discoloration, the back cover exhibiting a crease with surface loss to the upper right corner, a split at lower left, and adhesive residue, and light brown toning to the edges of some interior pages. $100-$200

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235. Scene-O-Rama Disneyland Park Kit. (Lido, 1955) A Scene-ORama Disneyland Park by Lido Toy Company with box. The dimensional map can be washed off and painted again for “hours and hours of delight.” This unique and early first year example of licensed Disneyland merchandise features a floral Disneyland marquee, and early representations of lands and attractions like International Street, Holiday Land and Recreation Land. Set comes complete with original full-color instructions, (1) Dimensional map measuring 13.5”x18”, (2) brushes, and (16) unused original assorted watercolors. Measuring 21.5”x14” and 2.5” deep, the Box is in good condition with some warping and staining to one side but displays splendidly. $300-$500

237. A Boxed Set of (34) Disneykins.

(Marx, 1960s) A boxed set of (34) hand painted Disneykins by the Louis Marx toy company. “Put Disneyland in your pocket,” or display them in the rarely seen original box.

Measuring 1” to 1.5” tall, the (34) original hand painted figures are in fine condition.

Original box is in overall good condition, while yellow lid is missing two dividers and one side. Measuring 12.5”x10”, box displays attractively. $100-$200 78

236. Disneyland Melody Player and (6) Scrolls. (J. Chein, c.1950s) A vintage Disneyland Melody Player manufactured by J. Chein & Co. The player consists of a tin-litho box with imagery of Disney characters performing music and dancing on four sides and the hinged lid. The music box uses punched paper scrolls to play melodies with the help of a crank and belt-driven reel system, which forces air through a harmonica-like sound device. The mechanical parts are in working order. Music scrolls include those of the Star Spangled Banner, I Could Have Danced All Night, Pop Goes the Weasel, Sidewalks of New York, Shine on Harvest Moon, and Heart of My Heart. The piece is accompanied by its original cardboard box packaging. Measuring 6.75”x7.5” and 6.75” deep, the player is in very good condition with only light scuffing, scratches, and spot paint loss.

The box measures 9.75”x10.25” and 7.25” deep and exhibits edge tattering, spot staining, and age darkening. $200-$400

238. A Sears Giant Disneyland Play Set & Box. (Sears, c.1958) A Sears Giant Disneyland Playset and Box. Enjoy all the fun of Disneyland with the Sears Giant Disneyland Playset. The playmat and vacu-formed playset pieces are intact with minor wear to painted mountain, and all pieces are wrapped in plastic. Includes all Disney Character figures-Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Donald, Pluto and Ludwig von Drake. The majority of accessories are intact, while a few (figures, trees, and vehicles) are broken or shattered. Original Marx accessory paper packages and instructions are missing. Measuring 28”x21” and 6.75” deep, the Sears Roebuck & Co., Happi Time and Allstate box is in overall good condition with minor foxing, holes, discoloration and wear due to age. $300-$500

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239. Disneyland Donald Duck & Nephews Tapestry Rug. (Walt Disney Productions, c.1950s) A Donald Duck woven tapestry rug manufactured in Belgium. Depicting Donald with Huey, Dewey, and Louie watering a flower garden with a hose, the tapestry retains its original “Disneyland Rugs” care tag at lower right. Measuring 21.5”x34.5”, the cotton pile rug with jute backing is in very good condition with some darkening, a wear, and minor soiling from age. $300-$500

240. Pair of Main Street U.S.A. Tin Trays. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A pair of souvenir trays from Main Street U.S.A. at Disneyland. The circular metallic trays feature printed designs commemorating the horseless and horse-drawn transportation of Main Street at Disneyland including the Fringe-Top Surreys and Horse-Drawn Fire Engine. One tray features graphics in blue, the other, in red. Each measure 11” in diameter and the pair is in very good condition with some surface wear, light oxidation, and adhesive residue. The red tray retains remnants of a “Made in Japan” sticker on the reverse. $300-$500

241. Disneyland Rose Hand-Painted Charm Bracelet. (Disneyland, 1950s) A gorgeous charm bracelet featuring (15) hand-painted bead baubles featuring roses and the word “Disneyland.” The bracelet chain measures approximately 6.25” long and comes in its original Disneyland “Little Miss” brand box. The condition is good with very minor scratches to the color on a couple of the links. $100-$200

242. Disneyland Souvenir Charm Bracelet. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A silver-tone metal souvenir charm bracelet from Disneyland. The chain bracelet features ten dangling letter charms which spell out “Disneyland” in the font of the Park’s iconic marquee. Seven of the letters have settings for faceted faux gems. The settings of the “s” and “n” of “Disney” are empty. One loose stone is included. Measuring 7” long, the bracelet is in very good condition with only minor surface wear and light tarnish to the clasp closure. $100-$200

243. Gold-Plated Tinker Bell Keychain in Box. (Disneyland, 1960s) A souvenir key chain of Disneyland featuring an image of Tinker Bell. The 18-karat gold-plated figure of Tinker Bell is embedded in a pearlescent heart at the end of the chain. A rare sight indeed – the keychain packaged within its original 3.25”x3” box. The keychain measures approximately 3.5” long, and is in very good condition, with some minor patina to the metal around the heart. The box though intact, was previously bent horizontally near the base, causing a crease through the box, and tearing to the edges. There is also moderate surface wear to the underside, including an area where the top gold layer of the box has torn away. The plastic lid displays several cracks on the edge and a missing corner. $100-$200

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244. “Little Miss” Disneyland Charm Bracelet in Box. (Disneyland, c.1960) A souvenir charm bracelet from Disneyland in its original box. The bracelet has 5 charms that depict Mickey, Tinker Bell, Sleeping Beauty Castle, and a pair of stars. The bracelet is part of the “Little Miss” line and includes the original Disneyland pricing sticker on the back side.

The bracelet measures approximately 5.5” long, and is in very good condition with some minor wear to the box. $100-$200

246. A Ludwig Von Drake Disneyland Lunch Box & Thermos.

(Aladdin, 1961) A “Walt Disney’s Ludwig Von Drake in Disneyland” Lunch Box & Thermos manufactured by Aladdin Industries. The steel lunch box features the popular professor exploring Walt Disney’s Magic Kingdom in a wonderful colorful display. Measuring 8”x7”, and 3.75” deep, the lunch box in in good used condition with very minor color fading and crazing, as well as oxidation to the surface, hinges, and interior. There is label adhesive residue on a portion of the lid exterior, and fair amount scratches to the frame from use. The steel and plastic insulated half-pint thermos bears the imagery of Ludwig exploring Adventureland and retains the original Aladdin lid. Measuring 6.75” tall and 3.25” in diameter, the thermos has minor oxidation to the bottom and ridges. Overall, the graphics on the faces of both the lunch box and thermos are clean present well. $300-$500

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245. Disneyland Dollar Sign Money Clip.

(Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage Disneyland souvenir money clip. The piece consists of a dimensional figural charm of Tinkerbell sprinkling pixie dust over Sleeping Beauty Castle affixed to a static silver-tone metal dollar sign clip with micro-etched checkered surface texture. The reverse of the castle charm is unfinished. The piece is accompanied by the original cardboard presentation box with a lid bearing the popular 1960s imagery of fireworks soaring over Sleeping Beauty Castle. Measuring 2”x1” the clip is in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

247. A “Walt Disney’s School Bus” Lunch Box. (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, with sides approximately 6.5”x4”, the lunch box in in good used condition with some color fading, very minor oxidation to the surface and hinges, and slight scratches from use. $300-$500

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248. Pair of (2) White Disneyland Keppy Kaps. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A pair of (2) white Keppy Kaps from Disneyland. Known variously as “Keppy Kaps” and “Disneyland Sports Caps,” these particular rare models feature the Matterhorn prominently over the imagery and related indicia of Disneyland’s cardinal lands. Measuring 11”x7.5” and 4.5” tall, these caps of protective “shock proof Butyrate,” are in good condition with minor wear from use, with (1) cap exhibiting a 2” abrasion. $300-$500

249. Disneyland Ceramic Cup and Box. (Disneyland, 2010) A ceramic cup created in the fashion of c.1960s Disneyland paper cups, by the creative team of Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily, and released for Disneyland’s 55th anniversary in 2010. Limited to just 1,955 pieces, the ceramic collectable was manufactured exclusively for Disneyland Resorts as indicated on backstamp. Comes with original box and lid bearing matching graphics. Measuring 4.25” tall, with a rim 3.5” in diameter, the unused ceramic cup displays in fine condition. Measuring, 6”x5”x4.75” the box and lid are in good condition, bearing the original Disney Parks pricing sticker, with only minor scuffs to box. $100-$200

250. Disneyland Ceramic Cup and Saucer. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage souvenir ceramic cup and saucer from Disneyland. The handled teacup features elaborate metallic-gold border trim and Disneyland name, while the saucer bears matching border trim, and four stylized illustrations of Disneyland vehicles established in green.

Both retain green and black Disneyland backstamp. The cup measures 2”x4.5” and 4” deep and the saucer is 6” in diameter. Both are in very good condition with minor surface wear. $100-$200

251. Disneyland Souvenir 4-Lands Apron. (Disneyland, c.1960s) An early Disneyland souvenir cloth apron. The Disneyland souvenir merchandise sample features colorful tri-color screen printed vignettes of characteristic attractions and imagery from Tomorrowland, Fantasyland, Frontierland, and Adventureland surrounding a central image of the popular Mark Twain paddle steamer riverboat attraction. The cream-colored fabric apron is rouched at the top seam, with straps emanating from each side of the apron belt, designed to tie around the waist.

One-size-fits-most, the piece is in very good condition with a faint brown spot at the upper right corner of the Tomorrowland image. $200-$400

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252. Disneyland Vintage Ceramic Logo Mug. (Disneyland, c.1960s) An original ceramic mug from Disneyland featuring a unique stylish 1960s logo of the Park. The white ceramic is off-set by yellow, orange and brown scheme, and accented by a sleek gold border trim. The base of the cup bears a teal Disneyland copyright logo backstamp.

Measuring 3.25” in diameter, not including the handle, and 3” tall, the mug is in very good condition with minor surface wear from use, including some color loss to the gold trim on the handle. $100-$200

253. Disneyland Lenticular Photo Pennant. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage Disneyland felt pennant souvenir featuring a photographic lenticular depicting Park Characters and Disneyland DMC Horseless Carriages near the Compass Rose and Sleeping Beauty Castle. The lenticular print, which is adhered to the reverse, is framed by an excised window in the felt. Measuring 12”x29”, the pennant is in good condition with small pin holes at the tip, punch holes in the fabric-reinforced left edge, minor fading to the top half of the piece, brown soiling to the white elements, some light creasing with cracking in the lettering, and wrinkling. $100-$200

254. Red Disneyland Mickey Mouse Pennant. (Disneyland, 1957) An early Disneyland souvenir pennant. Constructed of felt with a reinforced tail and double streamers at the top and bottom, the pennant features a flocked Mickey Mouse Head and tapering stylized Disneyland logo. Measuring 8.5”x23.5”, the piece is in good condition with some discoloration to the white portions, cracking to the flocking on Mickey and the logo with spot surface loss, and some minor wrinkling. $100-$200

255. A Mouseketeers Pennant. (Disneyland, 1960s) A printed felt “Mouseketeers” pennant flag. “Hold your banner high-high-high” with this Mouseketeers felt pennant featuring the titular character and popular logo of “the club that’s made for you and me.” Retains the “Walt Disney Productions” printed copyright stamp. Measuring about 9”x24”, the banner is in good condition with minimal wear from handling, small pinholes from prior display, as well as some fading and discoloration from age. $100-$200 82

256. Pair of Disneyland Souvenir Pencil Pennants. (Disneyland, c.1960s-1970s) A pair of small vintage Pencil Pennants once available where souvenirs were sold at Disneyland. Disneyland often hosted college football teams during the 1960s and 1970s, and the football-themed Goofy pennant was offered to coincide. Measuring 8.75”x3.75”, the pennants are in good condition, the Mickey pennant is in good condition, bearing some light creases, very minor discoloration, and a few pinholes from previous display.

Goofy pennant is in fine condition with one minor dent in felt. Also included, is (1) original slightly used pencil in fine condition. $100-$200

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257. Blue Disneyland Mickey Mouse Pennant. (Disneyland, 1957) An early Disneyland souvenir pennant. Constructed of felt with a reinforced tail and double streamers at the top and bottom, the blue pennant features a flocked Mickey Mouse Head and tapering stylized Disneyland logo. Measuring 8.5”x23.5”, the piece is in good condition with some discoloration to the white portions, cracking to the flocking on the logo, and some wrinkling. $100-$200

259. Pair of Disney Parks “Musical Souvenir” Record Albums.

(Walt Disney World/Disneyland, 1971-75) A pair of “Musical Souvenir” 12” 33rpm LP vinyl record discs released exclusively as Disney Parks souvenirs, including “A Musical Souvenir of Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom” and “A Musical Souvenir of America on Parade.” The Magic Kingdom album features an illustrated collage of talented Entertainment Department Cast Members from around the Park and contains popular Disney songs performed by the Dapper Dans, Banjo Kings, Tavern Singers, Blue Grass Boys and more. The “America on Parade” album features an illustration of the American Bicentennial-themed pageant and contains a selection of popular music ranging from the colonial era to the 20th century. Both records display nicely, retain their original plastic sleeve and backing board, and are in fine condition. The sleeves measuring 12.25”x12.5 and exhibit some splitting and wear. The backing boards show surface impressions from the records. $100-$200

258. Disneyland Transfer Train Toy by Marx. (Marx, 1971) A Disneyland Transfer Train electro-mechanical toy manufactured by Marx. The battery-powered toy consists of a circular plastic base with a pair of pink plastic locomotive engines that travel around a track, with a bridge in the center containing Walt Disney’s Character figures.

At each revolution, the Characters take their turn transferring from passenger to engineer. The electronics are in good working order.

The toy includes a plastic signal light with a moving arm and (8) rider figures of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Pluto, Goofy, Pinocchio, Jiminy Cricket, and one extra Mickey Mouse. The train toy measures 3.75” tall x 7.75” in diameter and is in very good condition with some minor scuffs, surface wear, and rubbing and soiling to the figures. The original box measures 8.5”x8.5” and 3.75” deep and exhibits some foxing, sticker remnants, surface loss, splits, creasing, soiling, and color softening. $100-$200

260. Olszewski Showcase, Magic & Music Shop Model. (Disneyland, 2005) A beautiful scale model of Disney Showcase-Magic Shop20th Century Magic Company located on Main Street by Olszewski Studios. This First Edition model was created by renowned miniaturist Robert W. Olszewski, features both On Stage and Backstage details, with lighted elements powered by a battery compartment in the base. Measuring 5.75”x3.25” and 3.25” tall, the model is in very good condition with minor wear from previous display. Measuring 13.5”x7.5” and 4.75” deep, the box is good-condition (with minor wear). Includes Certificate of Verification, power cord, and batteries. $300-$500

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261. Central Plaza Model by Olszewski. (Disneyland, 2003) A beautifully crafted model of Disneyland’s iconic Central Plaza Hub in Main Street, created as a First Edition by renowned miniaturist Robert Olszewski. The magical 1/140th scale model has lighted tree and lamppost elements, that are powered by two separate battery compartments in the base. Measuring 7” in diameter and 3” tall, the model is in very fine condition with minor wear from previous display, retaining its original boxed power pack. Measuring 9.5”x9.5”x5.25” box retaining the original price sticker, has sustained some minor damage. The First Edition Disneyland Main Street USA Collection COA is included. $300-$500

262. Figaro Limited Edition Disney Big Fig. (Disney, c.2010) An exclusive Limited Edition Figaro Disney Big Fig. The three-piece collectable display features Figaro the tuxedo cat (popularized by Walt Disney’s Pinocchio) preserved larger than life alongside a wind-up bird, atop a base resembling Gepetto’s Toy Shop floor. Limited to an edition of 250, the resin Disney Auctions Big Fig set was hand painted.

Figaro measures, 18” long, 17” tall, 9” wide, while the bird toy figure measures 11.5” tall and 8.5” wide. Measuring 21”x13.75”, the display base features a wood-grain pattern and floral relief, backstamp information under base, and a fixed peg for poising the bird toy figure.

Figures and base are in fine condition with minor wear from display. $400-$600

263. Collection of (6) Disney Parks Pennants. (Various Parks, c.1980s-90s) A collection of souvenir pennants from Disney Parks around the world. The printed felt pennants include Walt Disney World 10th anniversary, the New Fantasyland (Disneyland), Tokyo Disneyland (1985), Disneyland 30th Year anniversary celebration (signed by Michael Blair, who designed the logo), Disney MGM Studios pre-opening (1987), and Euro Disney. The pennants range in size from 11”x29” to 12”x30.25” and are in generally very good condition with some creasing, wrinkling, and light soiling. $300-$500 84

264. Gunter Kerzen Hand-Carved Disneyland Candle. (Disneyland,1980s) A vintage carved and hand painted Gunter Kerzen candle created in West Germany featuring Sleeping Beauty Castle and the Matterhorn. The candle top holds a detachable taper wick for display purposes and hides an interior wick for an “eternal” candle to minimize damage to the sculpted exterior relief. Measuring 7.5” tall and approximately 4” in diameter, the candle is in very good condition, with minimal surface wear to the carved imagery including a couple of small scratches. $100-$200

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265. Walt Disney Studios 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 four of the company’s main divisions including Walt Disney Music Co, Disneyland, Walt Disney Productions, and Buena Vista. Measuring 3”x3”x2.25”, the ashtray is in very good condition with a few minor spots of wear from use. $200-$400

267. Disney Dollar First Day of Issue Matching $1 and $5 Notes. (Disneyland, 1987) An extremely rare pair of first day of issue Disney Dollar $1 and $5 notes with similar matching low serial numbers. Issued at Disneyland, the $1 Disney note was printed at Disneyland and released into circulation on May 5, 1987. The $1 note is serial numbered “A1000189” and the $5 note is numbered “A2000189.” Finding a matching pair of differently denominated Disney Dollars is difficult, with low-numbered first day of issue sets being the scarcest and most desirable among Dis-numismatists. The pair are presented in a double-sided glass frame showcasing the front and back of both bills through the mat, with an engraved identification plaque, and chain for hanging. Each measure 2.75”x6.25” and are in fine condition. The 12.5”x12.75” frame is in good condition exhibiting minor surface wear. $200-$400

266. Walt Disney Toupee and Mustache.

(Disneyland, 2000s) A lace human hair wig and mustache recreating the iconic dark brown quaff of a young Walt Disney. The Amore for Rene of Paris hand-punched wig is styled in Disney’s signature sweeping part and the mustache is finely manicured. This set was assembled for use by the Disneyland Entertainment Department for a special event. The wig and mustache are assembled on a foam mannequin head, and the display measures 12.5”x7.5” and 8.5” deep. The toupee and 2.5” long mustache remains in very good condition with only minor wear. $100-$200

268. Disney Dollar First Day of Issue $10 Note. (Disneyland, 1989) A rare first day of issue Disney Dollar $10 denomination note.

This note was printed at Disneyland and released into circulation on November 20th, 1989. Bearing a low serial number (A00000579A), the bill features a Portrait of Minnie Mouse on the face and commemorative imagery including that of the newly opened Splash Mountain as well as celebratory Disneyland 35th anniversary graphic (ahead of the festivities) on the back. It is presented in a double-sided glass frame showcasing both the front and back through the mat, with an engraved identification plaque, and chain for hanging. Measuring 2.75”x6.25” within the 9.25”x12.5” frame, the note is of fine grade. $200-$400 85

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269. Set of (4) Mickey and Friends Gold Bank Notes. (Disney, 2009) A set of (4) replica Disney-themed United States $1,000,000 bills. Consisting of .999 24k gold foil plated pvc bills with extra high relief detail and polished finish, each bank note features a single Disney character on the face and a group of characters on the reverse. The set includes Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, and Daisy Duck. Each bill is encased in a vinyl sleeve with a COA displaying metallurgical lab test information on the top.

The bank notes measure 2.75”x6” within the 5.25”x6.75” sleeve. All are in very fine, as-new condition. $100-$200

270. Disneyland 35 Years of Magic Pin Set. (Disneyland, 1990) A “Disneyland 35 Years of Magic” Pin Set of (5) enamel cloisonne pins framed over an illustration in the style of early Disneyland Guide Book maps. Each of the pins feature a member of Disney’s Fab Five dressed in characteristic hats representing one of the Park’s five original lands. The pins measure 1.25”x0.75” within an 8.75”x11.75” blond wood frame. The set appears to be in fine condition with slight yellowing from display. $100-$200

272. Set of (6) “2000” Disney Dollar Pins. (Disneyland, c.2000) A set of (6) pins comprised of three sets, depicting the face and back of the $1, $5, and $10 denominations of “2000” edition Disney Dollars.

The pins were early offerings at the time of the new Disneyland Resort expansion and feature the original Resort logo on the top of each card backing. Each pin measures approximately 0.5”x1.5”, and the set is in good overall condition with little handling wear. $100-$200 86

271. Set of (4) Disneyland 45th Anniversary Pins. (Disneyland, 2000) A limited edition set of (4) enamel cloisonne pins commemorating the 45th anniversary of Disneyland. The pins celebrate the Park’s four cardinal lands, with the iconic devices with which they are traditionally associated-crossed muskets for Frontierland, Sleeping Beauty Castle trademark of Fantasyland, an atomic symbol for Tomorrowland, and the True-Life Adventurer’s badge of Adventureland. This set was included as premium with a Disney Fine Art watch that was available for a limited time on July 17, 2000 and never offered separately.

The exact number of sets manufactured is unknown, rumored to be fewer than 400. The pins are presented in a black velvet-wrapped jewelry box with a hinged lid, containing a silk swatch bearing the 45th anniversary logo. The pins range in size from 0.75”x1” to 1.5”x1.5” and are in fine condition. The box measures 3.5”x3.5” and 1.5” deep and exhibits some light soiling to the silk. $100-$200

273. Set of (12) Disneyland Retro Collection Pins & Lanyard.

(Disneyland, 2005) A set of Retro Collection pins and lanyard created to commemorate 50 years of “the happiest place on earth.” The evocative pins, featuring dimensional or moving elements, include such memorable show elements as the Disneyland marquee, the Matterhorn, Rocket to the Moon, and the Mad Tea Party. The pins are accompanied by a rubber Disneyland marquee refrigerator magnet, a Sleeping Beauty Castle & Tinker Bell lanyard, and Disneyland marquee lanyard (the lanyard hoop is absent). Ranging in size from 1.75”x2” to 4”x3”, the pieces are in generally very good condition with only minor wear. $100-$200

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274. Collection of (20) Magical Milestones Pins. (Disneyland, 2005) A collection of (20) Magical Milestones series enamel cloisonne pins chronicling momentous events and iconic attractions in celebration of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. The set includes the 1955 opening, the House of the Future, the first Ambassador, the Monorail, the Flying Saucers, the Tencennial, the Carousel of Progress, the Haunted Mansion, the U.S. Bicentennial, the Walt Disney Story, the Main Street Electrical Parade, the Abominable Snowman of the Matterhorn, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Mission to Mars, It’s a Small World Holiday, Indiana Jones Adventure, retiring of ticket books, 25th anniversary, Star Tours, Fantasmic. All feature Magical Milestones series marks on the reverse. Ranging in size from 1.5” to 2.5”x2”, the collection is in generally very good condition with some rubbing and surface wear, and Flying Saucer vehicles have loosened on one pin. $200-$400

275. Collection of (16) Disneyland Sign Pins. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A collection of (16) small-scale Disneyland signs recreated as enamel cloisonne pins. The set includes a Main Street Motors pin with a “Disney” mark, a Gag Factory pin, and a Chester Drawer’s pin, amongst the collection. A rare America Sings 50th anniversary pin created in a limited edition of 1500, and a WED Imagineering pin from a limited edition of 5000 are also included. Ranging in size from 0.5”x1.25” to 1”x2”, the pins are in generally very good condition with light wear. $200-$400

276. Hat Shop, Opera House & Bank Model by Olszewski. (Disneyland, 2005) A beautiful scale model of Disney Olszewski Hat Shop & Opera House and Disney Gallery located on Main Street. This First Edition model was created by renowned miniaturist Robert W. Olszewski, features both On Stage and Backstage details, with lighted elements powered by a battery compartment in the base. Measuring 6.5”x11” and 3” tall, the model is in very good condition with minor wear from previous display. Measuring 13”x8.25” and 6.5” deep, the box is good-condition (with minor wear). Includes Certificate of Verification, power cord, and batteries. $300-$500

277. Disneyland Halloween Time Lenticular Poster. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A lenticular poster used as part of the spooky seasonal theming for Disneyland’s annual Halloween Time promotion. The poster features 3D lenticular imagery of classic Disney villains including the Old Witch from Snow White, Jafar, Maleficent, Cruella de Vil, and Captain Hook poised to enjoy “wicked fun at Disneyland Resort.” Printed on a thick, plastic material Measuring 26.5”x18.5”, the poster is in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200 87

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278. Pair of Disneyland Audience Traffic Signs. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A pair of handheld Disneyland signs created to direct guest traffic flow toward the specific areas during parades. The larger of the two is shield-shaped, and simply reads “Guests.” The smaller sign in the shape of Mickey’s head, was created for media guests at Halloween Time. Both signs are printed on PVC board. The smaller doublesided sign is a single piece with a handle included, while the larger sign has a handle adhered to the reverse. Not including the handle, the shield measures 14”x13.25”, and the Mickey head measures 11”x13”. Both are in very good Park-used condition with minor scuffing and scratching to the surface from use. $100-$200

280. Disneyland Guest Shield Sign.

(Disneyland, 2012) A Park-used Guest shield sign from Disneyland, used during the “Disneyland Just Got Happier” promotion.

Consisting of a printed graphic applied to die-cut plastic board, the sign maintains certain Fantasyland thematic elements, bearing an Old English-derived font and two-tone heraldic imagery. Measuring 14”x13.25”, the piece is in very good condition with adhesive residue and surface loss to the reverse from Park mounting and removal. $100-$200

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279. Disneyland “Disney Side” Mickey Sign. (Disneyland, 2014) A Disneyland “Showing Your Disney Side” sign created for an event occurring “July 17, 2014”. The “Show Your Disney Side” sign was part of an advertising campaign which encouraged Disney Parks and Disney Resort guests to share photos and videos of their enjoyable experiences through social media platforms. Measuring 23” in diameter, the Park-used prop in good condition, bearing very minor wear from use. $200-$400

281. Disneyland 10th Anniversary Tencennial Pennant. (Disneyland, 1965) A vintage souvenir felt pennant created in honor of Disneyland’s 10th anniversary, or “Tencennial.” The red felt pennant features a flocked Tencennial logo. The header is reinforced with an additional strip of white felt and three felt streamers (one is absent).

Measuring 8.5”x23.5”, the pennant is in good condition, with holes near the fly end, a staple in the top left corner, creases from folded storage, and spot soiling overall, most pronounced in the white elements. $100-$200

282. Donald Duck’s 50th Birthday Lamppost Sign. (Disneyland, 1984) A small lamppost sign created for Donald Duck’s 50th Birthday celebration at Disneyland in 1984.

This sign was displayed during the event and is printed on sturdy PVC board. The lamppost sign measures 17.5”x18” and is in good condition with some surface scratches and scuffing throughout from use. $200-$400

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283. Donald Duck’s 50th Birthday Large Sign. (Disneyland, 1984) A large sign created for Donald Duck’s 50th Birthday celebration at Disneyland in 1984. This sign was displayed during the event and is printed on sturdy PVC board. The sign measures approximately 28”x22” and is in good condition with some surface scratches and scuffing throughout from use. $200-$400

285. Circus Fantasy ‘88 Lamppost Sign. (Disneyland, 1988) A mirror-backed lamppost sign of Mickey and Minnie from the third and final season of Disneyland Circus Fantasy during the spring of 1988.

Circus Fantasy ushered the Circus on Parade down Main Street for one final season, with a cavalcade of clowns, aerialists, and exotic animals.

Measuring 19”x26”, the silk-screened acrylic sign is in good overall condition with some scuffs and scratching throughout from use, including a few scratches to the white center. $200-$400

284. Circus Fantasy ‘87 Limited Edition Charles Boyer Print.

(Disneyland, c.1987) A Disneyland “Circus Fantasy ‘87” print signed by artist Charles Boyer. This lithographic print was created in honor of the second season of Circus Fantasy sponsored partially by Anaheim industrial titan Carl’s Jr. Measuring 24”x17.25”, the print is in fine condition with minor edge wear. $200-$400

286. Circus Fantasy Promotional Tiger Painting. (Disneyland, c.1986-88) An original promotional painting heralding the Disneyland Circus Fantasy entertainment spectacular of three spring seasons from 1986 to 1988. The dynamic paitger of the return of “big cats” to Disneyland for the first major event in 30 years! Accomplished in airbrush, acrylic and charcoal on thick-stock Strathmore art paper, the work retains a Disney copyright paste-up applied beneath the artwork, at bottom right. Measuring 26”x17” on a 29.25”x23” leaf, the artwork is in very good condition with some bunching to the red tape mask, some adhesive residue in the top blank border from a prior protective overlay, light marginal scuffing, and minor edge wear. $300-$500 89

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287. Pair of “Celebrating 64 Years of Magic” Signs. (Disneyland, 2019) A rare pair of Park-used “Celebrating 64 Years of Magic” Sign to commemorate another year of operation. A scarce amount of these signs exist, as signage celebrating non-quinquennial years was produced in much smaller quantities than those honoring milestone anniversaries.

Signs of this type were once utilized for both guest and Cast Member photos in addition to serving other purposes around Disneyland Resort.

Measuring 14.25”x16.75”, each Park-used durable acrylic sign has three wooden sticks taped to the back for mounting, and exhibit very minor scuffing and wear associated with use. $200-$400

289. Disneyland Festival Japan Lamppost Sign. (Disneyland, 1985) An original lamppost sign from the Ninth Annual Festival Japan held at Disneyland, during October 12 & 13, 1985. Festival Japan continued the Disneyland tradition of celebrating Japanese culture and arts since 1977. The lamppost sign features charming imagery of Mickey and Minnie in traditional Japanese attire, the sign is printed on sturdy PVC board and measures 15.75” in diameter. The condition is very good with a few minor surface scuffs and scratches from use. $200-$400

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288. Main Street Electrical Parade Paperweight. (Disneyland, 1996) A glass paperweight commemorating the Main Street Electrical Parade Farewell Season. Introduced in 1972, the “spectacular pageant of nighttime magic and imagination” delighted Park audiences until the lights went out in 1996. The paperweight consists of a glass circle with a frosted edge affixed to a wide, pyramidal glass base. The back of the glass circle is back etched with the parade’s Farewell Season graphic and the Disneyland text logo. Measuring 3.25”x3” and 1” deep, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

290. Disneyland 30th Anniversary Lamppost Sign. (Disneyland, 1985) An original lamppost sign from Disneyland’s 30th anniversary. The sign is printed on PVC board and depicts the colorful Sleeping Beauty Castle logo used to celebrate the milestone anniversary year. The single-sided sign measures approximately 22”x22” and is in good overall condition with some surface scuffs and color wear, and two screw holes from the sign’s original use. $200-$400

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291. Disneyland State Fair ‘87 Lamppost Sign. (Disneyland, 1987) A sign from the Disneyland State Fair in 1987. The excitement of a State Fair came to Disneyland, with midway games, pig races, and even the sight of an elegant Ferris Wheel briefly gracing the Disneyland skyline. The single-sided sign was displayed on a lamppost in Main Street during the first year of the fair and is made of PVC board. The sign measures 20”x22” and is in very good condition with minor surface wear from use. $100-$200

292. A Disneyland State Fair Cheerleader Rosette Ribbon. (Disneyland, 1987) A Disneyland State Fair “Official Cheerleader” Rosette Button with Steamers. These awards were given to audience members who were selected to cheer on their favorite porcine competitor of the “Pigmania” Pig Races held at Big Thunder Ranch. The entire piece measures 13.75” in length. It is in fine used condition, with minor creases and wear to the ribbons from previous display. $100-$200

293. A Disneyland State Fair Timekeeper Rosette Ribbon. (Disneyland, 1987) A Disneyland State Fair Official Timekeeper Rosette Ribbon. These awards were given to audience members who participated in games during the second season of Disneyland State Fair. The entire piece measures 13.75” in length. It is in fine used condition, with minor creases and wear to the ribbons from previous display. $100-$200

294. Oversized “Blast to the Past” Disneyland Sign. (Disneyland, 1988-89) A very large sign used during Disneyland’s “Blast to the Past” celebration of 1988 and 1989. Blast to the Past was a celebration of 1950s culture with themed attire, special parades, talented performers, and unique souvenirs. This sign, similar in design to the more common signs used on Park lampposts, is the seldom seen oversized version that was created in far fewer numbers for select points of interest throughout the Disneyland.

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295. Blast to the Past Lamppost Sign. (Disneyland, 1989) A lenticular lamppost sign from the second and final Blast to the Past event at Disneyland, during the spring of 1989. Blast to the Past was a celebration of 1950s culture with themed attire, special parades, talented performers, and unique souvenirs. This sign’s eye-catching lenticular imagery is printed on acrylic board and measures 19.5”x18”. The condition is very good with minor surface wear from use. $200-$400

297. 35 Years of Magic Anniversary Logo Print. (Disneyland, 1990) A Poster featuring a variant of the “Disneyland 35 Years of Magic” logo. Manufactured by Disney, the large print bearing an alternate palette of the event’s logo against a black background is in fine condition. Measuring 24”x18”, the poster has been mounted for display inside a black frame measuring 25.75”x19.5”. $100-$200

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296. Disneyland 35th Anniversary Lamppost Sign. (Disneyland, 1990) A large lamppost sign celebrating “35 Years of Magic” at Disneyland. This particular sign was likely used on streets bordering the Park, meant to catch the eye of passing motorists. Measuring approximately 47”x26”, the sign is in very good condition with some scratching and scuffing throughout from original display. $300-$500

298. Disneyland Resort Holiday Sign. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A festive Disneyland Resort Holiday themed sign. Featuring Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Donald Duck, Pinocchio, and Tinker Bell flying in Santa Goofy’s sleigh, the PVC board sign is equipped with velcro on the reverse for hanging. Measuring 20.5”x30”, the piece is in very good condition with some wear to the right edge. $200-$400

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299. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Press Kit Suitcase. (Disneyland, 2005) A Disneyland 50th Anniversary Press Kit enclosed in decorated suitcase. The Press Kit was distributed in conjunction with a “Disneyland Resort-Happiest Homecoming on Earth” Press Event held at the St. Regis Hotel in New York City. The kit contains a Pair of Golden Mickey Ears, Copy of “Disneyland: Then, Now, and Forever” a 192-page hardcover by Bruce Gordon & Tim O’Day, (2) Press Kits (containing News Releases, color Press Photographs, Fact Sheets, and much more. Measuring 16.5”x12” and 8.25” deep, the 1990s-style wood and leatherette prop “suitcase” is in good used condition, featuring distressed labels bearing imagery and indicia of Disneyland Resort destinations. $300-$500

300. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Lamppost Sign. (Disneyland, 2005) A decorative Mickey head created for Disneyland’s 50th anniversary celebration. The decorative cast resin sign heralds the anniversary year with a large “50” in the center of the gold and blue Mickey head. There is a post attached to the bottom for mounting. Decorations such as this one could be seen accenting hanging flower baskets attached to lamp posts in the Plaza and Town Square during the celebration.

Measuring approximately 16”x18”, the decorative sign is in very good condition with minor surface wear, including small chips to the paint. $400-$800

301. A Musical History of Disneyland 50th Anniversary Set. (Disneyland, 2005) An incredible “A Musical History of Disneyland” CD collection celebrating the Park’s 50th anniversary.

This Walt Disney Records collection contains over 7 hours of music on (6) CDs filled with rare and previously unreleased tracks, as well as a bonus LP copy of the popular “Walt Disney Takes You to Disneyland”. Also included is a full color, 72-page hardcover book “The Sounds of Disneyland.” This collection is numbered 2201 of 5000. Measuring 13”x13” and 1.75” tall, the box and contents are in very good condition with minor wear. The paper track list from the reverse has been removed and has two areas of tearing to the surface due to the glue. $200-$400

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302. Disneyland Happy Birthday Mickey Sign. (Disneyland, 2017) A Happy Birthday Mickey sign created for the Disney mascot’s 89th birthday festivities held November 18, 2017. The circular foam core sign features imagery of the new Mickey Mouse character design that recently debuted in Paul Rudish’s Emmy Award-winning online shorts. Measuring 23.75” in diameter, the sign is in very good condition with some surface wear, bending, and creasing around the perimeter from Park display. $200-$400

304. Disneyland 60th Anniversary “D” Sign. (Disneyland, 2015) An oval-shaped prop sign from Disneyland’s 60th anniversary celebrations. Featuring the Disneyland Diamond Anniversary “D” monogram over a starry background, this sign was likely placed near a photo op, as it includes the 60th anniversary hashtag and Disneyland’s Instagram handle for tagging. Measuring 25.25”x19.5”, the sign is in very good Parkused condition with minimal surface wear. $200-$400

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303. Disneyland Diamond Celebration “You Rock” Sign.

(Disneyland, 2015) A Disneyland Resort Diamond Celebration holiday seasonal sign used during the park’s 60th anniversary festivities. The PVC board sign features Mickey Mouse in earmuffs, with a glove load of shimmering diamonds, and the slogan “You Rock.” Measuring 23.75” in diameter, the piece is in very good condition with some surface wear and perimeter soiling from Park use. $200-$400

305. Disneyland Diamond Celebration Table Sign. (Disneyland, 2015) A Disneyland Diamond Celebration 3D table sign from the park’s 60th anniversary festivities. The custom cut multi-layered PVC board and acrylic sign takes the form of the “D” from the Disneyland marquee with a central faceted diamond figure atop the Disneyland Resort text logo with applied foil lettering reading, “Diamond Celebration.” The sign is backed with an integral wood and PVC board stand. This elegant and impressive piece measures 21.25”x12.25” and 6.5” deep and is in very good condition with a crack through the tail of the “D” at lower left, minor loss to the foil lettering, and some edge and surface wear. $200-$400

306. Disneyland Pixar Fest Lamppost Banner. (Disneyland, c.2018) A fabric lamppost banner from Disneyland Resort’s annual Pixar Fest event. The long fabric banner is affixed to a wooden post for hanging and features segments of joined fabrics carrying the primary color scheme (of blue, yellow, and red) most notably associated with Pixar’s Toy Story logo. Matching tricolor ruffled and pleated fabric bunting is joined at the top. Banners like these were readily visible on Main Street U.S.A. during the run of the festival. Measuring 69.5”x36” fully unfurled, the banner is in very good Park-used condition with only light wear from outdoor display. $200-$400

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307. Enchanted Tiki Room Opening Year Complimentary Ticket. (Disneyland, 1963) A scarce complimentary admission ticket from the opening year of the Enchanted Tiki Room attraction at Disneyland.

Originally, the Tiki Room was owned

by Walt Disney under his personal management company RETLAW (Walter backwards). As such, these complimentary tickets had to be separate from other attractions in the park, for bookkeeping purposes.

Measuring 7.5”x2.75”, the Adult ticket is numbered “024081” and is in fair condition with creases throughout and surface and edge wear. $400-$600

308. Enchanted Tiki Room Roof Thatching Prop.

(Disneyland, c.1990s-2000s) An original roof thatching prop from the Enchanted Tiki Room at Disneyland. Encased in a custom frame with photographic image and custom plaque, this original Disneyland Tiki Room Show Building prop features multiple synthetic fronds held together by a metallic nail strip seam at the top. The thatching measures approximately 15.25”x12.5” in its 25”x25” frame and is in very good condition, with some wear from outdoor use. $300-$500

309. 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 approximately 7min of playable 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. $500-$1,000

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310. Enchanted Tiki Room Wall Plaque.

(Disneyland, 2013) A replica of the iconic Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room Park plaque created in celebration of “50 years of enchantment.” Printed in vibrant color on a wood composite backing, the American-made two-layer sign is display-ready with integral hanging hardware on the reverse. Measuring 23.5”x28.25”, the piece is in very fine, as new condition. $100-$200

313. Enchanted Tiki Rongo Bowl by Kevin & Jody. (Disneyland, 2013) A limited edition Rongo tiki drink bowl designed by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily, in celebration of “50 years of enchantment” at Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room. The “Number One Kite Flyer” (as originally Imagined by artist Roland Crump) is memorialized in glazed ceramic. The bowl, limited to an edition of 500, measures 7.25” tall, and is in fine unused condition. $200-$400

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311. Enchanted Tiki Room Heirloom Box

by Olszewski. (Disneyland, 2007) A limited edition Enchanted Tiki Room Tiki Drummers Heirloom Box designed by Master Miniaturist Robert Olszewski. Constructed of cast resin, the ornate lidded heirloom box is meticulously sculpted in the style of Polynesian artisan-carved wood and bamboo. Inspired by the world-famous Tiki Room Drummers, the piece was created as a limited edition of 1,963 in honor of the attraction’s opening year and is accompanied by a COA. Measuring 7”x7.25” and 5.5” deep, the box is in fine condition. $100-$200

312. Enchanted Tiki Room Uti Bowl.

(Disneyland, 2009) A Limited Edition Uti bowl designed by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily, in celebration of “50 years of enchantment” at Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room. The Fishing Goddess (as originally Imagined by artist Roland Crump) is memorialized in glazed ceramic with polished metallic earring handles. The bowl, limited to an edition of 300, measures 9.5” tall and 12” in diameter, and is in fine unused condition. $200-$400

314. Enchanted Tiki Room Fountain. (Disneyland, 2008) An Enchanted Tiki Room Fountain designed by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily, in honor of the 45th anniversary of Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room. Kevin & Jody lovingly designed and crafted this homage to the tropical hideaway’s central showpiece, as a miniature LED illuminated working fountain. Created as a limited edition of 600, the fountain has been signed on the bottom of the shield-shaped base by both artists and inscribed, “Aloha.” The LED lights are in fine working order, and the water pump is presumed in prime functional condition but has not been tested for the preservation of the piece’s quality. Measuring 19.5”x17.75” and 8.75” deep, the fountain is in very good condition with a fine crack at the base of the top spire, but the piece remains attached. The box exhibits moderate wear. $200-$400

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315. Enchanted Tiki Room Uti Big Fig. (Disneyland, 2013) A Tiki God Uti Figure by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily, crafted in celebration of “50 Years of Enchantment” at Disneyland. “The Art of Disney Theme Parks” Collection Big Fig honors the Maori Tiki Goddess as she once stood illuminating the path over the A-frame entrance. Cast in resin and hand-painted, she is inspired by Roland Crump’s original designs for Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room Lanai Pre-show. The Fishing Goddess measures approximately 20” tall with 4” base and is in fine condition, with original Styrofoam packaging included. $200-$400

317. A Disneyland Tiki Drummer “Big Fig” by Kevin Kidney.

(Disneyland, 2006) A Large Tiki Drummer “Big Fig” Figure from the Enchanted Tiki Room at Disneyland by Kevin Kidney. In honor of the 50th Anniversary of Disneyland, Kevin Kidney meticulously sculpted the large-scale figure while inspired by original 1963 designs by Imagineer Roland Crump and Marc Davis. Accomplished in resin and metal, these mystical Tiki Drummers were released in an edition of only 1000 and feature posable arms and “fiery, illuminated tom-tom” to complete the dramatic display. The drummer measures 25” tall aside from the slick black acrylic base and is in fine unused condition, with Walt Disney Collectibles COA included. $500-$1,000

316. Enchanted Tiki Garden Gods Boxed Sets 1 & 2. (Disneyland, 2005/08) The Enchanted Tiki Garden Gods boxed set 1 & 2 by Kevin Kidney & Jody Daily. In honor of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary, these sets of Enchanted Tiki Garden figures were released, each limited to an edition of 1000 pieces. The complete collection of (10) resin and metal figures includes: Tangaroa-Ru, Ngendei, Uti, the “Playful Sun,” Rongo, Pele, Maui, Koro, Hina Kuluua, and a Tiki Room Shield. Ranging in size from approximately 4.5” to 8” tall, each miniature is in fine condition with minimal wear. Both original boxes have been retained, showing minor wear including an impacted corner on the larger box. $500-$1,000

318. John Hench Signed Enchanted Tiki Room Lithograph.

(Disneyland, 1998) A Limited-Edition lithograph the “Enchanted Tiki Room Restaurant” by John Hench. Hench’s original concept artwork for the Polynesian restaurant that would become Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room, is offered as a signed limited-edition lithographic print. This print bears the low number “10/150” and is signed “John Hench ‘98” in the lower right corner. Measuring 26.5”x30” inside the 21.5”x25.5” bamboo motif frame, both are in fine good condition with very minor wear to the frame, and The Disney Gallery COA documentation included on rear paper dust cover. $100-$200 97

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319. Disney’s Aladdin’s’ Oasis Restaurant Collection. (Disneyland, 1993-1997) A Collection of dishes, menus, and collectables from Disney’s Aladdin’s Oasis Restaurant. The collection contains (6) Dishes and a Coffee Cup, bearing the official “Made Exclusively for Disney’s Aladdin’s Oasis” backstamp, with all but one dish retaining adhesive velcro from prior display. Included among these treasures are (2) embossed leatherette Menu Binders listing main courses and desserts, a Seating Card, Aladdin’s Oasis Opening Day Button, Aladdin’s Oasis Souvenir Button, and a Button commemorating the major rehabilitation and re-opening of the All-New Cast Member Only “Inn Between” Backstage Restaurant.

Measuring various dimensions, the artifacts are in good condition, bearing the most minor wear from Park use. $200-$400

320. Aladdin’s Oasis Large Scarab Prop. (Disneyland, c.1993) A large golden scarab beetle prop created in the development of the Aladdin’s Oasis Restaurant and Show. While the prop was likely never actually installed within the show, it survives as an instantly recognizable part of this beloved film. Measuring 30.5”x21.71” the fiberglass scarab is in good Park-used condition with a small chip on left front tibia, and some wear to metallic finish. $300-$500 98

321. Disneyland Hotel Adventureland Harper Goff Print.

(Disneyland Hotel, c.2000s) A framed print of Imagineer Harper Goff’s concept art for Adventureland in Disneyland. Artistic imagery preserving the history of Disneyland has become a mainstay fixture of the Disneyland Hotel’s motif, and this framed fine print depicting “the last outpost of civilization” was once on display within the Adventure Tower of the legendary establishment. 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, as well as a small hole and some annotation on the rear dust cover. $200-$400

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322. Jungle Cruise Boat Propeller Display. (Disneyland, c. 1980s-90s) A Park-used Naphtha Launch Boat outboard propeller once utilized for the Jungle Cruise at Disneyland. The original boat designs by Harper Goff were modified to be propelled by outboard motors with propellers submerged beneath the waterline. During routine annual rehabilitations, the Maintenance Staff would either repair or replace mechanical parts, like propellers. Measuring 11.5” in diameter x 3” deep, the Park-used 3-blade outboard propeller is in very good condition with some surface impressions, scrapes, abrasions, and minor oxidation to the blade’s faces and edges. For exhibition, the museum piece has been mounted to a custom faux-bamboo and reclaimed wood base measuring 13”x21.25” and 5.5” deep, alongside photographic imagery and a plaque. $2,000-$3,000 99

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323. A Jungle River Disney Gallery Print. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A Jungle River Disney Gallery Print featuring original Bjorn Aronson artwork. For a very short time, through a special arrangement with Walt Disney Imagineering, the Disney Gallery offered a limited amount of full-size attraction poster prints from some of the most beloved Disneyland attractions. Measuring 54”x36”, this high-quality print (bearing the traditional Walt Disney Imagineering and Disney Copyright notice) is in very good condition, with very minor edge wear and tears to the border from previous display or storage. $400-$600

325. Jungle Cruise Flower Carving Prop. (Disneyland, c.1990s2000s) An original Flower Relief Prop from the Jungle Cruise at Disneyland. Encased in a custom frame, this prop is related to the upper relief work of the sunken Cambodian temple ruins along the Mekong River stretch. The floral carving facsimile measures approximately 4.5” in diameter in its 8.25”x12.5” frame and is in very good condition with some wear from outdoor Park display. There is minimal wear to the frame, including a small spot of blue paint on the bottom edge of the frame. $200-$400 100

324. Jungle Cruise Elephant Skin Prop Mounted. (Disneyland, c.1990s-2000s) A segment of prop skin from an Audio-Animatronic Elephant featured along the Nile River of the Jungle Cruise at Disneyland. This style of textured synthetic hide belongs to either the first or second “most feared animal in the jungle.” Measuring 7.25”x6”, the African Bull Elephant skin fragment has been mounted in a custom 10”x13.5” faux bamboo frame and is in very good condition with some surface wear, plant remnants, pitting, and tears from original outdoor display. $400-$600

326. Set of (7) Jungle Cruise Pins & Jungle Handbook.

(Disneyland, 2014) A Collection of (7) Jungle Cruise Pins and “Jungle Handbook” child’s souvenir created for Adventureland Concessions.

The collection of (7) pins include (4) Limited Editions and (3) Open Editions spanning 2000-2004. The four-page “Jungle Handbook for River Navigation” contains four interactive “lessons” instilling a quick wit and trove of puns upon young aspiring Jungle Cruise Skippers.

The (7) cloisonne enamel pins are in good used condition. Measuring 7”x5”, the paper activity book is in good Park-used condition, holding notation on every page made by the previous owner. $300-$500

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327. Jungle Cruise 45 Year Anniversary Jacket. (Disneyland, 2000) A “Jungle Cruise” 45th Year Anniversary Jacket manufactured exclusively for Disneyland Jungle Cruise Skippers. The front-side of this jacket bears the emblem of the Jungle Cruise Trading Company, a constant feature of “the last outpost of civilization” for 45 years. The jacket also features thermal polyester and satin lining, with genuine leather trim to weather cold nights of Jungle River Navigation. The garment is in fine unused condition. $200-$400

329. Trader Sam’s Jingle Cruise Tiki Mug. (Disneyland, 2017) A first edition tiki mug from Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar at the Disneyland Hotel. Inspired by the “Jingle Cruise” holiday overlay of the world-famous Jungle Cruise, the mug is in the form of an Indian Elephant wearing a Santa hat, “wrapped” in Christmas lights, while embracing a “little squirt” closely. Measuring 6.25”x5.5” and 2.75” deep, the piece is in very good condition, retaining the name of the issuing establishment and copyright notice backstamp on the bottom of the base. $100-$200

328. Jungle Cruise Congo Queen Boat Replica. (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 museum piece is proudly displayed on a 16.75”x6.5” matte black base. $300-$500

330. Disneyland 50th Jungle Cruise Shirt by Shag. (Disneyland, 2005) A limited-edition Disneyland 50th Jungle Cruise shirt by Shag, made exclusively for Club 33 members. You’ll be fashionably adorned for your next Jungle River Cruise excursion with this swanky Hawaiian-style motif featuring the “Club 33” name framed in boat wheels.

The apparel was produced by Josh “Shag” Agle in conjunction with the “Tiki Takeover” event, as a limited edition of 500. The Extra-Large shirt is comprised of synthetic rayon fibers and is in good used condition. $100-$200

331. Trader Sam’s Jungle Cruise Tiki Mug. (Disneyland, 2021) A limited edition Congo Queen Jungle Cruise film Tiki Mug, released in limited quantities through Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar. These mugs were available for a limited time, at the Disneyland Hotel, via a reservation through the Disney App, completely selling out within an hour of their release. Patterned after the Congo Queen river boat, the ceramic mug totem is ornamented with hippos, piranhas, and native passengers, all finished with a classic brown glaze. Measuring 3.75”x5.75” and 3.25” deep, the piece is in fine, as-new condition, retaining its “1st Edition Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar” backstamp. $100-$200 101

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332. Pair of Adventureland Shooting Gallery Targets. (Disneyland, c.1982) A pair of Adventureland “Big Game Shoot” Gallery animal targets from Disneyland. Constructed of thick die-cut metal painted a terra cotta red, the set includes targets shaped like a lion and a bird. Metal targets like these were in use at the gallery from the 1962-1982, when Big Game Shoot closed. The lion measures 7.5”x10.5” and the bird is 6”x2.5”. Both are in good condition, with scuffs, scratches, and paint loss overall. $300-$500

334. Indiana Jones Adventure Premiere Gift. (Disneyland, 1995) A box of promotional items made for attendees of the exclusive Indiana Jones Adventure premiere event held at Disneyland on February 25-28, 1995. The collection includes a Disneyland Expedition Guide, an Official Alphabet of Mara Decoder sheet, a metal 333. Adventureland Moai Salt & Pepper ingot paperweight, a large pin-back button, (3) Shaker Set. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A pair of AT&T 1-800-Collect Mara language decoder cards, a 1995 Skybox trading card, and an Adult XL t-shirt early hand-painted Adventureland souvenir rolled and bound in the shape of a snake. The salt and pepper shakers, fashioned after the cardboard clamshell box features international true-life monolithic Moai of Easter Island.

Measuring approximately 2.25” in diameter postal markings, stamped warning reading “Caution: Live Animal,” and wood wool packing. and 4.25” tall, the pair is in good condition, Measuring 10.75”x11” and 2” deep, the box and retaining their Disneyland and Walt Disney contents are in very good condition with minimal Productions backstamp and “Japan” sticker. wear associated with storage, in addition to small $100-$200 numerical annotation on the lid, and minor oxidation to the buttons. $200-$400

335. Indiana Jones Adventure Expedition Hat & Shirt.

(Disneyland, c.1990s) A desert style hat with sun shield and khaki shirt, bearing a silkscreened Eye of Mara. Both items read “Temple of the Forbidden Eye Expedition Guide”, in addition to Disney and Lucasfilm copyright notation. The “one size fits all” hat and extralarge dual-pocket cotton-polyester shirt are in fine unused condition. $400-$600

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336. Pair of Indiana Jones Adventure Temple Paperweights.

(Disneyland, 1995) A pair of Indiana Jones Adventure metal paperweights preserving the Temple of the Forbidden Eye. Measuring approximately 4”x2” and 3.5”x2.5”, both metallic souvenirs retain their Walt Disney Company and Lucasfilm copyright notations, with minor buckling of felt backing under the dimensional temple. $300-$500

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337. Indiana Jones Adventure 10th Anniversary (6) Pin Set. (Disneyland, 2005) A limited-edition Indiana Jones Adventure framed pin set released in coordination with the 10th anniversary of the popular attraction. The limited-edition 6-pin set measures 13.25”x16.75” and 1” deep in its frame. The pins are in very fine condition with minor wear to the frame. $200-$400

339. Temple of the Forbidden Eye Hat & Imagineering Pin. (Disneyland, c.1994) Do not look into the eye of Mara embroidered prominently atop this “Temple of the Forbidden Eye” Imagineering hat. The back of the hat features the “Indiana Jones Adventure Disneyland” logo and “Disney/Lucasfilm Ltd” copyright note. The “one size fits all” hat features an adjustable plastic snap. Included on the hat is a Walt Disney Imagineering pin with butterfly clutch. $100-$200

338. Indiana Jones Adventure Commemorative Passport. (Disneyland, 1994) An unused framed Disneyland Passport commemorating the Indiana Jones Adventure. The ticket which was created for members of the Project Team and their families and includes a custom plaque in the frame. Measuring 14.75”x5”, the ticket is originally priced at “$31.00 per adventurer” and bears the low number “00159.” Measuring 20.5”x10.5” the frame is good used condition with very minor wear to frame and rear protective dust cover. $100-$200

340. Set of (4) Indiana Jones Adventure Patches. (Disneyland, 1990s-2000s) A group of (4) vintage 1990s Indiana Jones Adventure patches from Disneyland. The collection includes (1) embroidered crest-shaped patch featuring Indiana’s trademark whip and hat, (1) silkscreened patch commemorating “ten years of adventure,” and (2) silkscreened “Temple of the Forbidden Eye” patches. The patches vary in size from 3.5” in diameter to 2”x3.75” and are in very good condition with minor wear from use. $100-$200 103

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS Of all the lands in Disneyland, it is quite possibly Frontierland that best captures Walt’s dream of a themed entertainment environment. Here, he created a vibrant depiction of the wild frontier, with cowboys, Indians, riverboats, gun fights, and saloons. Frontierland features some of the most beloved and unchanged attractions in the park, including the Golden Horseshoe Revue, the Mark Twain Riverboat, Tom Sawyer Island, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, and more. Still a favorite location in the park, Frontierland continues to bring the excitement and adventure of 19th century Western America to park guests who know that memories from this land are worth their weight in gold.

341. Disneyland Hotel Golden Horseshoe Concept Art Print. (Disneyland Hotel, c.2000s) A framed print of Sam McKim’s envisioning of Slue-Foot Sue’s Golden Horseshoe Saloon at Disneyland. The exhibition of framed prints of conceptual artwork is an ongoing decorative feature of offices and guest suites of Disneyland Park and Disneyland Resort. The imagery of “the longest little bar” measures 20”x26.75”, visible through a 28.25”x35.25” gold-tone wood frame. The piece is in very good condition with some surface wear and minor paint loss to the frame. $300-$500

342. Set of (50) Unused Golden Horseshoe Reservation Cards. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A set of (50) unused Golden Horseshoe reservation cards. Measuring 2.5”x5”, each card is printed on heavy textured stock, and features both the Walt Disney Productions copyright mark and the Pepsi Company logo. These ephemeral artifacts are a testament to the Partnership relationship between the two companies and the Golden Horseshoe Revue. The set is in very fine unused condition. $100-$200 104

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343. Frontierland Cork Oak Tree Cross Section. (Disneyland c.2000) An original section taken from a removed cork oak tree in Frontierland. A number of Frontierland trees were removed by the Horticulture Team to maintain Show Quality and to assure the safety of the park’s guests. Cross Sections of at least one cork oak tree were gifted to select Park employees at the time of the removal. Measuring 8.5” in diameter and 1.75” thick, the cross section is in good condition, with some natural detachment between the inner bark and cambium, as well as a natural “crack” stretching the radius of one medullary ray. $200-$400

344. Mark Twain Limited Edition Model. (Disneyland, 2007) A limited-edition replica of the Mark Twain Riverboat by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily. Created in an edition of only 750 pieces, the miniature replica is a beautiful recreation of one of Disneyland’s timeless attractions.

Measuring 6.75”x18.5” and 9.75” tall, the Mark Twain replica is in very good condition with a wooden base measuring 18.75”x7”. Original box featuring Mark Twain Riverboat poster art, packing, and unboxing care instructions, and Walt Disney Collectibles COA included. $400-$600

345. Nina Rae Vaughn Signed Mark Twain Lithograph. (Disneyland, 1992) A limited edition signed lithographic print of Nina Rae Vaughn’s original painting depicting the Mark Twain Riverboat at Disneyland. The piece has been hand-numbered “218/300” in pencil in the border and is signed and dated “Nina Rae Vaughn 92” by the artist.

Measuring 36.75”x27” with an image size of 31”x22”, the piece is in fine condition with only minor wear. $200-$400 105

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346. Sailing Ship Columbia Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1958) A hand-silkscreened attraction poster for the Sailing Ship Columbia.

Bjorn Aronson’s stunning colors and imagery, capture the feeling of the replica 18th century sailing vessel on the Rivers of America. Measuring 54”x36”, the print displays in very good condition, with minor tearing and edge-wear, and an 11” crease at the bottom left. The sails show some spots of red ink, likely due to a printing error, but the color throughout is vibrant and displays beautifully. $3,000-$5,000 106

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347. Mark Twain & Columbia Salt & Pepper Shaker Set. (Disneyland, c.1960) A Mark Twain and Columbia salt & pepper shaker set. Measuring 1.5” in diameter and 2.75” tall, the set is in fine condition overall, with minor crazing retaining original “Japan” stickers, and “Disneyland-Walt Disney Productions” backstamps. $100-$200

349. Rivers of America Rehab Team Denim Jacket. (Disneyland, 2010) A promotional denim jacket issued to members of the Rivers of America Rehabilitation Project team from the collection of Walt Disney Imagineering Senior Vice President Tony Baxter. The International Denim Authentic Jeanswear brand stonewash dark blue denim jacket features a folded collar, chest flap pockets, hip slash pockets, ornamental vertical seams, and button front closure. The reverse of the jacket bears a large Native American-themed headdress and eagle emblem – the Rivers of America project insignia. A size “L,” the jacket is in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

348. 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 some small tears along the edges, particularly at the upper right. $300-$500

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351. Big Thunder Mountain Press Kit. (Disneyland, 1979) A Big Thunder Mountain press kit. Get ready for “the wildest ride in the wilderness” with the Big Thunder Mountain press kit folder containing: (7) black and white Press Photos with authorized Release Captions, and several themed release documents. Measuring 12”x9”, the folder and contents are in fine condition with a minor crease to one edge of the folder interior, and a loose staple of one release. Also included is one child’s size silkscreened Big Thunder Mountain Railroad Conductor’s Hat, in fine condition with some folding and creasing to fabric from storage. $100-$200

350. WED-Mapo Big Thunder Night Poster. (Disneyland, 1979) A special poster created for a WED-Mapo Imagineer Big Thunder Mountain Railroad grand opening event at Disneyland on October 2, 1979.

Designed to look like a 19th century broadside, the retro poster invites WED-Mapo “Prospectors” for wild rides aboard the new roller coaster, followed by a hearty meal at Casa de Fritos, and more Frontierland festivities. Rolled and never folded, the poster measures 24”x18” and is in very good condition with minimal wear. $300-$500

352. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad Queue Flag. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A crowd control flag that adorned the ropes used to form the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad rider queue. The blue flag is decorated with a paisley pattern reminiscent of the order of handkerchiefs once used by engineers of the Old West attraction.

Constructed of cloth and vinyl, the pentagonal 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-$400 108

353. Big Thunder Mountain Audio Record. (Disneyland, 1979) An original double-sided acetate recording used in the creation of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad for both Disneyland and Walt Disney World. Contained on this record are several instrumental songs once played in and around the attraction, which are sure to enhance the Show Quality of your very own mining town. The tracks were recorded only months before the Grand Opening of the Disneyland attraction, and the Magic Kingdom version would open the following year. This is truly a rare look into the development of this fan-favorite Disney attraction. Measuring approximately 12” in diameter, the lacquer-over-aluminum record is in very good playable condition with some surface wear, retaining a WDP center label blank that is hand-dated “5-15-79.” $300-$600

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Constructed of PVC board sandwiched in thin sheets of metal, this sign, along with myriad American flag print banners and bunting, was part of the rustic restaurant’s Independence Day theming. The reverse of the sign is equipped with both male and female velcro strips for ease of mounting. Measuring 11”x7”, the sign is in very good condition with some surface wear and corner bumping from park use. $700-$900

355. Zorro Spring Action Target Game. (Disney, 1958) A vintage “Zorro Action Spring Target” Game manufactured by Knickerbocker.

Released contemporaneously with the debut of the Walt Disney Production, the game consists of a die-cut cardboard “Cuartel de Los Angeles” and pair of plastic stands. When Sgt. Garcia is hit, a die-cut Zorro astride Tornado “leaps” through the large faux wooden metalhinged doors. While the original plastic gun and darts are absent, the set includes (2) TootsieToy brand double-barrel derringer dart pistols, (12) rubber tipped plastic darts, four of which are missing a portion of the tip, (2) additional unrelated rubber darts, and (4) vintage plastic police guard targets on semi-circular wobble bases come with the set. Measuring 13”x19”, the barracks playset and all other items are housed in the original cardboard box packaging. The game is in good condition with some black ring soiling, spot and strip surface loss, damp staining, and clear tape applied over the door hinges, and brown duct tape partially adhering the backing to the board. The box is in fair condition with brown toning, damp staining and warping, surface loss, tears, creasing, and splitting to the corners. $100-$200

356. A Frontierland Attractions Wall Plaque. (Walt Disney World, c.2010s) A Magic Kingdom Frontierland attractions Wall Plaque souvenir. 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. $100-$200 109

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357. Davy Crockett Frontierland Leather Sign. (Disneyland, c.1950s) A hand-silkscreened leather sign promoting licensed merchandise featuring the “Marshal of Frontierland,” Davy Crockett. The reverse explains that this sign is only to be used for the purpose of merchandising official Davy Crockett (Fess Parker) designs and products. Measuring approximately 34”x25”, the sign is in fair condition with staining throughout and surface wear. $1,000-$2,000 110

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358. Mine Train Thru Nature’s Wonderland Spike. (Disneyland, 1960-1977) An original railroad spike used to secure rails and plates to ties along the Mine Train Thru Nature’s Wonderland attraction.

Most of these were removed during the demolition in 1977, which preceded the construction of Big Thunder Mountain. The 4.5” spike bears minor oxidation and is mounted in a shadowbox measuring 9”x9” and 2.5”. Included in the Shadowbox is a color photocopy of a yellow Mine Train and small plaque reading, “Authentic Railroad Spike from the Mine Train Through Nature’s Wonderland. $200-$400

359. Disneyland River Belle Terrace Menu. (Disneyland, c.1999) A Disneyland River Belle Terrace Menu. The two-sided menu features breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus in English on one side, and in Spanish on the other. Measuring 8”x11.25”, the laminated menu is in good Park-used condition. $100-$200

360. Frontierland Print Signed

by Kevin & Jody. (Disneyland, 2010) An exclusive print featuring early Frontierland icons interpreted into retro designs by Kevin & Jody, in celebration of Disneyland’s 55th anniversary. The print is presented in its original double mat, which has been autographed in silver ink by the artists to read : “Kevin Kidney Jody Daily July 17, 2010.” Measuring 11”x15.5” with an image size of 6.5”x13.5” within the 14”x18 decorative matting, the piece is in fine condition with only minor edge wear to the mat. $100-$200

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VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS The Country Bear Jamboree debuted at Disneyland in 1972, following the incredible success of the attraction at the Magic Kingdom the previous year. The attraction became the highlight of Disneyland’s Bear Country, which was formerly the location of the Indian Village. The unique Audio-Animatronic show quickly became one of the most engaging attractions at the park. By 1988, guest traffic in the area had waned, and the park had a need for new creative attractions. Bear Country was then re-themed as Critter Country in anticipation of Disneyland’s newest log flume thrill-ride, Splash Mountain, which is soon-to-debut with a new Princess and the Frog theme.

361. Splash Mountain Attraction Layout Schematic. (Disneyland, 1986) A schematic site plan of Splash Mountain by John Patrick Burke, including such On Stage Show scenes as “Bull Frog Bend,” the “Finale,” and “Rabbit Hutch.” The drawing includes such magical Backstage details as the “Mechanical Equipment” area, “Boat Clean Up Room,” and “Load Platform.” Measuring 22”x17”, the diagram is in good condition exhibiting minor discoloration, edge wear, and creasing. $300-$600

362. Splash Mountain Br’er Rabbit Figure Prototype. (Walt Disney World, c.1990s) A prototype production figure of Br’er Rabbit from Walt Disney World’s Splash Mountain. The figure was created during the development of the ornamental figures displayed on the front of the log ride vehicles. The cast hollow soft rubber latex figure displays nicely and is a wonderful artifact from the development of this fan-favorite attraction. Measuring approximately 9.5” from foot to foot and 13” from nose to tail, the figure is in very fine production used condition. This piece will become allthe-more collectable, considering the new adventures of The Princess and the Frog making their way to Disney Parks soon. $500-$800 112

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364. Splash Mountain Grand Opening Director’s Chairback.

(Disneyland, 1989) A commemorative director’s chairback advertising the grand opening of Splash Mountain at Disneyland. Backs of this make were manufactured in limited quantity, specifically utilized during productions of several commercials and television specials filmed at Disneyland during 1989, including Ernest Goes to Splash Mountain and a Disney Fun Sing Along Songs segment. The blue gray canvas chairback features a screen-printed “Splash Mountain New at Disneyland” message. Measuring 7”x22.25”, the piece is in very good condition with some minor wear and soiling to the graphics and some snags to the canvas. $200-$400 363. A Signed Splash Mountain Grand Opening Print. (Disneyland, 1989) A Limited-Edition “Splash Mountain Grand Opening celebration” print signed by artist Charles Boyer. The attraction’s timeless critters are presented in colorful vignettes, in a limited-edition print distributed on July 17th, 1989. The Limited-Edition Print bears a low number “24/1,000” and is signed by the late Disneyland Master Artist Charles Boyer. Measuring 30”x24”, the high-quality print is in good condition with minor edge wear a few small spots of very light discoloration, and a small tear to border area. $200-$400

365. Splash Mountain “Celebration Vacation” Archive. (Disneyland, 1989) An Archive of promotional displays pertaining to the Splash Mountain Grand Opening “Celebration Vacation Sweepstakes V” sponsored by the corporate synergy of the Disneyland Hotel, Disneyland Participant sponsor Delta Airlines, local radio stations K-101 & 101.3, and Safeway Inc. Running from June 21-July 18, 1989, the contest awarded 101 lucky entrants (a nod to both the radio station and the major West Coast U.S. Highway) a Disneyland Vacation for the Grand Opening of Splash Mountain. This promotional archive of store displays items includes (1) oversized poster with two-piece foam mobile and string for suspension, (2) “Splash Mountain” Sweepstakes window cards, (1) never-built cardboard submission box for entry forms, (1) page of mobile instructions, and (1) official rules sheet. The mobile measures 38”x28”, the poster is 50”x38”, the window cards, 20”x13”, and the box is unbuilt box is 30”x36”. The pieces are in generally good to very good condition with some corner creasing and wrinkling to the poster, rubber band residue and corner and edge wear to the window cards and foxing and toning to the instruction and rules sheets. $200-$400 113

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366. Pair of Splash Mountain WDI Event Tickets and Memo.

(Disneyland, 1989) A pair of tickets from exclusive Imagineer-only Splash Mountain events during the attraction’s inaugural year and a pre-opening Walt Disney Imagineering memo. The orange ticket granted an Imagineer and a guest the privilege of riding Splash Mountain on the evening of June 20 or June 21, 1989, before the log flume had officially opened to the public. The yellow ticket entitled the bearer to a free souvenir family photo at the special Imagineering event held at the park on October 11, 1989 in honor those who worked on the creation of the ride. The memo is dated June 16, 1989, and describes both the WDI Splash Mountain preview and the eventual Imagineer celebration. Ranging in size from 2.75”x8.25” and 11”x8.5”, all items are in very good condition with minimal handling wear, brown toning to the memo’s edges and some faint spot discoloration to the orange ticket. $100-$200

368. Splash Mountain Private Party Invitation & Tickets. (Walt Disney World, 1992) A Walt Disney World Splash Mountain Private Party Invitation and (2) Tickets to the Grand Opening “Splashtacular”.

The “Disneyland Splashdown Private Party” Tickets feature imagery of the cartoon Cast and guests heading over the drop and retain their coupons for admission and a Carnation ice cream treat. The pop-up card invites guests to “make the biggest splash in Walt Disney World history” from October 1 – 3, 1992, with the help of an epic interior pop-up display. Measuring 9.25”x6.75”, invitation and its original unmarked envelope bearing the letterhead, are in good used condition. Measuring 10”x3”, the (2) Tickets dated “Friday, September 29, 1989” are in fine unused condition. $100-$200 114

367. Set of (4) Splash Mountain Imagineering Event Tickets.

(Disneyland, 1989) A set of (4) tickets for an exclusive Imagineer-only event held at Disneyland on October 11, 1989 to pay tribute to all the hard work that went into creating the Splash Mountain attraction. Each of the unused tickets consisted of a central Disneyland park admission ticket, a complimentary dinner tab at left valid at the French Market, the Hungry Bear, or River Belle Terrace, and a tab on the right redeemable for a special Splash Mountain souvenir button. Each ticket measures 2.75”x8” and is in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

369. Splash Mountain Logo Umbrella. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A Splash Mountain souvenir umbrella from Disneyland. The automatic-open umbrella features a yellow molded plastic grip with a button trigger, and metal telescoping pole, and a yellow nylon canopy with screen printed Splash Mountain illustration. Fully extended, the canopy measures 36” in diameter and the pole with handle is 20” long. The piece is in very good condition with only minor wear. $100-$200

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370. Splash Mountain Leaf Prop.

(Disneyland, c.1990s) A park-used prop leaf from the Splash Mountain log flume attraction at Disneyland.

Prop leaves like this are seen in the backwoods vignette with animatronic frogs and watermelon-eating geese. Measuring 5.5”x7.25” within a custom faux-bamboo 10”x13” frame, the piece is in very good condition with some minor soiling, surface markings, and wear from use. $300-$500

371. Splash Mountain July 1989 Glass Mug. (Disneyland, 1989) A rare commemorative Splash Mountain grand opening mug from Disneyland. The pressed glass handled mug boasts a metal plaque featuring the Splash Mountain logo in relief with the date the attraction opened to the public, “July 1989.” Measuring 5.75”x4.25” and 3” deep, the piece is in fine, unused condition. $100-$200

372. Bear Country Arcade Photos & Artwork. (Disneyland, 1972) A collection of (3) hand-colored printed concept drawings and (2) photographs from the development of the “I’m Gomer, Fly Me” game at Teddi Barra’s Swingin’ Arcade. The game used a Pepper’s ghost illusion to allow guests to fly Gomer around the environment, attempting to avoid obstacles along the way. The photographs have notes on the reverse explaining the images. The original designs and notes are from Imagineer Sam McKim. Ranging in size from 3.25”x4.25” to 14.75”x11.5”, the collection is in very good condition with expected edge-wear from age and use. There are some fold-lines from use. $300-$500

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

373. Herbert Ryan New Orleans Square Print. (Disneyland, 1994) A limited edition lithographic print of a seldom-seen concept painting for the New Orleans Square Disneyland expansion by Imagineer Herb Ryman. Colloquially titled, “New Orleans Square Candy Shop,” the print is hand-numbered in pencil at lower left, “46/500,” and is accompanied by a Disney Gallery COA. Measuring approximately 13”x16.5” with an image size of 8.5”x12.5”, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $500-$800

374. Herb Ryman New Orleans Square Print Signed by Bob Gurr. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A framed print of Imagineer Herb Ryman’s concept art for New Orleans Square in Disneyland. Artwork from the history of the park is a fixture of the Disneyland Hotel’s decor, and this framed print was on display at the legendary establishment for several years. Measuring 30”x20” within a 38.25”x28.25” gold-tone wood frame, the piece is in very good condition with minor surface wear to the frame and dust cover, and retains the signature of Disney Legend Bob Gurr on the lower right glass. $200-$400

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375. New Orleans Square Elevation Ozalid Concept Print. (Disneyland, 1964) A vintage ozalid print of an architectural concept drawing for New Orleans Square at Disneyland. Dated in the print, “2-16-64,” the artwork depicts an elevation of the 19th century-inspired architecture as seen from the train cars on the Disneyland Railroad. Measuring 14.25”x36”, the print is in very good condition with a grease spot at far right and minor handling wear. $200-$400

376. New Orleans Square Opening Party Press Schedule. (Disneyland, 1966) A very rare program from the grand opening press party for New Orleans Square at Disneyland. The 4-page program includes a welcome message, menu for the evening, synopsis of the land, and a list of the day’s events. It is dated July 24, 1966. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the program is in fair condition with some surface wear and discoloration throughout, and a horizontal fold crease. $100-$200

377. New Orleans Square Tea Towel.

(Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage New Orleans Square tea towel. Intended for folded display, the beige linen towel is screen printed with stylized renderings of the popular Disneyland district facing in opposite directions at the top and bottom. Measuring 30.5”x16.5”, the piece is in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

378. New Orleans Square Souvenir Trinket Tray. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A New Orleans square souvenir trinket tray from Disneyland. The triangular ceramic tray features stylized New Orleans Square artwork in the well and gold trim around the rim.

Measuring 4.5”x4.5”, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

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VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS When Pirates of the Caribbean opened in March of 1967, it was already known as the last attraction that was overseen by Walt before his passing. Pirates of the Caribbean is a testament to Walt’s vision, incorporating boat ride elements from It’s a Small World and drawing upon the character design and wit of Imagineer Marc Davis. The result is that the attraction’s characters feel unique and alive, and the dark ride appears to transport you to a time of pirates, plundering, and adventure. For over 50 years, Pirates of the Caribbean has been a staple of Disneyland, additionally appearing in five Disney theme parks around the globe.

379. Multi-Signed Pirates of the Caribbean Art Print. (Disneyland, 2000) A lithographic print of Marc Davis’s original swashbuckling concept art for the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction at Disneyland. Created in a limited edition of 1000, the print has been signed below the image in pencil by many of the Imagineers who contributed to the development of the iconic dark ride: Alice M. Davis (Imagineer and wife of Marc Davis), X. Atencio, Sam McKim, Bob Baranick, Kimberly Alison, and Harriet Burns. The print bears a Pirates blind stamp in the lower right of the image and is hand-numbered at bottom left, “482/1000.” Measuring 19”x36” with an image size of 15.5”x34”, the piece is in very good condition with some corner bumping and handling. $400-$600

380. Atencio & Frees Signed Pirates of the Caribbean LP. (Disneyland, 1969) A Walt Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean: The Sound Track of the Fabulous Adventure 12” vinyl LP. Featuring the vocal talents of voice acting legends Thurl Ravenscroft and Paul Frees, the record is the official soundtrack to the New Orleans Square attraction, and includes the iconic sea shanty by X. Atencio and George Bruns, “Yo Ho (A Pirate’s Life for Me).” The gatefold record sleeve contains an 11-page booklet, and has been signed on the back panel in blue ball point pen by X Atencio and in black felt pen by Paul Frees. The record is in very good condition with minimal wear. The sleeve exhibits edge wear, spidering and creasing along the edges and in the background, corner bumping, and some smearing to Frees’ inscription and signature. $100-$200 118

381. “The Pirate Costume Book: Props and Accessories.”

(Disneyland, c.1980s-1990s) A gag book created by Disneyland Cast Members entitled “The Pirate Costume Book: Props and Accessories.”

The (12) page publication featuring color photos of Cast Members “Jeff” and “Bridget” modeling with various pirate-themed accessories once available for purchase at Disneyland. Measuring 8.5”x5.5”, the high-quality PVC helical coil, plastic cover, and (12) pages are in fine condition with very minor scratches and markings to cover and bound pages from previous use. $300-$500

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382. Pirates of the Caribbean Audio Demo Sound Box. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A Clever Devices-brand digital audio playback unit used as a technology test for the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction.

Constructed of hard plastic with a built in speaker grill with internal circuitry, the device runs on a 9 volt battery, and when a toggle switch is flipped and a button pressed, plays a selection from the iconic Disney sea shanty “A Pirates Life for Me.” The audio playback unit is in working order and measures 5”x3.75” and 2.5” deep. The piece is in overall very good condition with the paper labels exhibiting some minor age discoloration. $300-$500

383. Pirates of the Caribbean Imagineering Reference Print. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A large print of “A Portrait of Things to Come” by Marc Davis. This iconic artwork could be seen displayed within the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. During a period of refurbishment, the original Pirates of the Caribbean Crew’s Quarter’s prop was removed and photographed for documentation by Walt Disney Imagineers. This print was subsequently created, utilized for internal reference, and retained by an Imagineer when no longer needed. Measuring 11.25”x18”, the photo print is displayed inside a 27.5”x20.5” frame. It is in very fine condition with minor edge and corner wear to the distressed frame. $200-$400

384. Pirates of the Caribbean Model

by Olszewski. (Disneyland, 2006) An incredible first edition scale model of Disneyland’s Pirates of the Caribbean attraction building created by Robert Olszewski. This very rare replica includes two scenes from the attraction which can be inserted into the back of the model and light up. The interchangeable scenes include the auction scene and a cannon fire scene. Measuring 10”x9.5” and 6” tall, the model is in fine condition with minimal wear and comes in its original box with its original COA, special premiere edition plaque, and power cord.

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385. Pirates of the Caribbean Project Show Maintenance Manual. (Walt Disney World, c.1974) A Walt Disney World Pirates of the Caribbean Show Maintenance Manual prepared by the Imagineering division of WED Enterprises. The Maintenance Manual is a guide “for use in the assembly, repair and maintenance in ‘Pirates of the Caribbean Show’ at Walt Disney World.”

Interior cover and first pages are stamped “Received by Electronics Engeneering” and this copy contains a MAPO Inter-Office Communication featuring the names of 21 individuals who received at least one copy of the 33 books published in this edition. Measuring 11.5”x5.75”, the manual bears some considerable wear to the spine and minor scuffing on the cover, but displays wonderfully with Collin Campbell’s original attraction poster artwork emblazoned on the red cover. Some 50 pages of the book feature minor stains, in addition to corner wear from handling and very minor discoloration from age. $500-$1,000

386. Pirates of the Caribbean Mug and (4) Coaster Set. (Disneyland, 2007) A mug and set of (4) coasters created by artist Amanda Vissell to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Pirates of the Caribbean. The mug features a twee-style pirate and galleon with the quote, “Dead Men Tell No Tales.” The foam-footed ceramic coasters depict twee versions of iconic scenes from the attraction like the “key dog” vignette and bear an anniversary mark on the reverse. Measuring 4”x5” and 4” deep, the mug is in fine condition with minor wear to the bottom of the base.

The coasters each measure 4”x4” and are in fine, as-new condition. $100-$200

387. Pirates of the Caribbean AP Cast Member Watch. (Disneyland, 1997) An Artist’s Proof of a limited edition cast member exclusive Pirates of the Caribbean 30th anniversary wristwatch. Designed to turn as the watch keeps time, the figures travel around the face. The back of the case is laser etched “Disneyland 1967-1997 30th Anniversary Pirates of the Caribbean AP.” The watch measures 1.5” in diameter and the strap is 9” long. It is in very good condition with some stiffness and cracking to the reverse of the strap from age. The watch requires a new battery to operate. $100-$200 120

A VISIT TO DISNEYLAND 388. Limited Edition Bird Head Skeleton Pirate Figure. (Disney, 2008) A Pirates of the Caribbean Bird Head Skeleton Pirate vinyl figure sculpted by Monster5 and manufactured by Span of Sunset. Created in an edition of 400, this “ride color” version of the figure includes two removable swords and a Span of Sunset COA. The Bird Head Skeleton Pirate is presented in a lidded cardboard display box with form fitted plastic insert and measures 16” tall. The box is 18”x6” and 6” deep. The figure and accessories are in very fine, as-new condition. The box has scattered surface wear and adhesive residue to the interior rim of the box base. $200-$400

389. Dead Man’s Chest Premiere Directional Sign. (Disneyland, 2006) A directional sign from the world premiere of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest at Disneyland on June 24, 2006. Consisting of a digitally printed graphic adhered to custom-trimmed PVC board, the sign features the film’s logo and the legend, “Premiere Guest Entrance.” A separate PVC board arrow piece attaches to a velcro strip at the bottom of the sign, allowing for flexibility in indicating directions. The sign measures 25”x19.5” and the arrow is 4”x4.5”. Both are in very good condition with some minor surface and edge wear. $200-$400

390. Barker Bird Prototype Figure. (Walt Disney World, c.1990s-2000s) A prototype figure of the popular Barker Bird from Pirates of the Caribbean at Walt Disney World. This prototype was created during a refurbishment of the attraction, and was likely cast from the same sculpt used in the creation Barker Birds from both the Pirates of the Caribbean show, and Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room show. Of special note is the flat chest area left vacant for attachment of chest plumes and nautical tattoo. Measuring 15.5” tall and 5.75” at its widest point, the dark-gray, fiberglass macaw is painted with a hard shiny resin.

It separates into two halves, and displays nicely. $500-$800

391. Pirates of the Caribbean On Stranger Tides Sign. (Disneyland, 2011) A construction sign for the Pirates of the Caribbean On Stranger Tides World Premiere.

The PVC board sign is shaped like a scroll and asks guests to “Pardon Our Dust” as preparations are completed for the premiere.

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392. Set of (3) Blue Bayou Menu Boards. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A group of (3) elegant blue, black, and green menu boards from Disneyland’s famous “Blue Bayou” restaurant in New Orleans Square. The front cover of each menu board proudly lists the name of the restaurant and features a golden tree foil logo with the initials BB. Each board measures 14.5”x9” and are in very good condition with minor wear from use. $300-$500

393. Milt Albright’s Blues of the Bayou Press Party Ticket. (Disneyland, 1966) A ticket for the Blues of the Bayou concert at the Blue Bayou Restaurant on July 24, 1966 from the collection of Disney Legend Milt Albright.

This event was held as part of the press party celebrating the grand opening of the Disneyland’s New Orleans Square. Attended by New Orleans Mayor Victor H. Schirlo and Walt Disney, the event marked the one of the few times live entertainment was featured in the restaurant. Measuring 5.5”x2”, the ticket is in very good condition with minor spot soiling and staple mark at upper right. $100-$200 122

394. Blue Bayou Restaurant Meal Ticket. (Disneyland, 1987) A Public Relations Food Exchange Ticket for the Blue Bayou Restaurant given to VIP guests. Dated 1987, the ticket entitled the bearer to a choice of entree, dessert, and beverage, and was likely issued as part of the Disney Gallery’s grand opening gala, as its inaugural exhibition, The Art of Disneyland 1953-86, premiered on July 11. The metallic gold card features the Blue Bayou and New Orleans Square logos, and is stamped with the number “073.” Measuring 3.75”x2.25”, the piece is in very good condition with minimal wear. $100-$200

395. Blue Bayou Dress Watch. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A rare dress watch from Blue Bayou that comes in its original box.

The watch features the restaurant’s logo and measures 9.25” long. It is in very good condition, but will require a new battery. $100-$200

A VISIT TO DISNEYLAND As Walt developed the members-only Club 33 which debuted at Disneyland in 1967, he originally intended it to be only for corporate sponsors and other industry VIPs. However, after Walt’s passing, the decision was made to open the club to limited individual memberships. The club periodically offers rare exclusive merchandise to its patrons which cannot be purchased anywhere else in the park, and this merchandise typically features the club’s gold and black “33” logo. Original souvenirs and artifacts from Club 33 provide excellent insight into the club from its early days to the present and are incredibly popular with collectors due to the exclusive nature of Club 33.

396. Club 33 Women’s Marble Sink Vanity Top. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A Club 33 marble sink vanity top. The vintage c.1960s marble vanity top was once installed inside the Member’s Women’s Restroom belonging to the original Club 33 at Disneyland but removed during a rehabilitation occurring before 2008. The polished marble features (3) 1.5” diameter holes to accommodate modern fixtures and (1) 9”-9.5” single-hole centered for an undermount sink assembly.

Measuring 29.75”x20.75” and 2cm thick, the Dupont-edged countertop was produced from a vein cut slab of beige marble with yellow and grey streaks and exhibits some oxidation and wear from Park use. $1,000-$2,000

397. Collection of (37) Pieces of Club 33 Ephemera.

(Club 33, 1981-2012) A collection of (37) pieces of Club 33 Member ephemera, pertaining to special events held at the Members-only New Orleans Square establishment, from 1981 to 2012. The items include: a 1980s digestif menu, a 1981 fall operating hours brochure, a 1981 after-dinner menu, a 1983 Special Wine Selection menu, a 1985 dinner menu, a 1985 Children’s menu, a 1991 luncheon invitation, a 1994 Day Pass, a L’Epicurien event prix fixe menu, a 2002 reception menu, a Candlelight Dinner 2005 Menu, a Candlelight Dinner 2006 Menu, a 2011 Oktoberfest invitation, a 2011 Third Annual Scavenger Hunt invitation, and a 2012 45th Anniversary Celebration Menu. Also included are a pair of Club 33 restaurant bill blanks, a 1985 May-October calendar card, a 1987 Christmas card, (11) Club 33 logo paper cocktail napkins, (4) Club 33 logo quarter-folded paper dinner napkins, (3) Club 33 logo tri-folded paper dinner napkins. Ranging in size from 5”x5”x to 6”x9.75”, the pieces are in generally very good condition with some minor wear and handling. The napkins exhibit spot discoloration from age throughout. $200-$400 123

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398. A Club 33 Construction MembersOnly Gift Framed. (Disneyland, 2015) A framed print of three images of “Walt Disney and the Construction of New Orleans Square – 1966” distributed as a Club 33 MembersOnly gift during 2015. The Member’s-Only Gift featured rarely seen images of Walt Disney in hard hat, examining the newly framed New Orleans Square and Court of Angels. This was gifted to Club 33 Members during a period of massive renovation that resulted in the All-New Club 33. Measuring 13.25”x23.25”, the original framed gift is in fine condition with minor wear to the rear dust cover from previous display. $100-$200

399. Club 33 Placard Holder. (Club 33, c.2000s) A Club 33 placard holder park-used at the member’s only New Orleans Square establishment. Consisting of a hinged metal clip with an integral foot and an old style Club 33 logo laser etched on the face, this clip would have held cards identifying the various gourmet delicacies offered on the gastronomic institution’s celebrated self-service buffet. Measuring 1.5”x1.5” and 1.5” deep, the piece is in very good condition with some scratching and surface wear over all. $100-$200

401. Club 33 25th Anniversary Commemorative Plate. (Disneyland, 1992) A limited edition Club 33 25th anniversary commemorative plate manufactured by Michael Leson. The face of the ceramic plate features a large central old-style Club 33 logo and “25th Anniversary” in metallic silver. Created in an edition of 333, the reverse of the plate is hand-numbered “311.” Measuring 9.5” in diameter, the plate is in very good condition with minimal wear to the reverse and light tarnish to the silver graphics and rim. Velcro pads have been applied to the reverse for safety. $100-$200 124

400. Club 33 Tom and Jerry Serving Set. (Disneyland, c.2020s) A Club 33 exclusive Tom and Jerry serving set. Consisting of a ceramic punch bowl and a pair of matching mugs with festive metallic design accents, the set is modeled on Walt Disney’s own barware for the classic Mid-Western seasonal tipple, visible within his Main Street U.S.A. apartment. Each piece is stamped on the bottom with a Club 33 crest logo and the set is presented in a Holiday-themed Club 33-branded lidded cardboard presentation box. The mugs measure 2.75”x4.5” and 3.25” deep and the bowl is 3” tall x 7” in diameter.

The pieces are in fine, as-new condition within the 13.5”x9.75” and 4.25” box. $200-$400

402. Club 33 Tiki Takeover Hawaiian Shirt and Panama Hat. (Disneyland, 2021) A tiki-themed Hawaiian shirt and straw hat created to celebrate the summer seasonal Tiki Takeover event and exclusively available to Club 33 members. The button-down collared Hawaiian shirt features Adventureland-inspired Jungle Cruise animal, native totem, ship’s wheel, and tiki idol graphics. The straw Panama hat retains the original tags and boasts a fabric hatband with an embroidered Club 33 Tiki Takeover logo and a cloth-lined brim and crown.

The shirt is a size XL and the hat is a L/XL. Both are in fine condition. $200-$400

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403. Club 33 Limited Edition Plate.

(Disneyland, 1990) A limited edition plate offered exclusively through the membersonly Club 33 at Disneyland. Created in an edition of 333 pieces, this “Club 33 Disneyland Showplate” comes in a regal blue and gold tone and is numbered both on its Certificate of Authenticity and on the base of the plate as 307/333. Measuring approximately 9.5” in diameter, the plate is in very fine condition. A simple protective cardboard box is included, which has moderate surface wear. $200-$400

406. Club 33 Haunted Mansion Pin. (Disneyland, 2018) A limited edition Club 33 Haunted Mansion hinged enamel pin. One of only 1500 created, the pin features the Club 33 logo and Haunted Mansion entrance gates on the top layer, and opens to reveal Mickey, Goofy, and Ezra the Hitchhiking Ghost riding in a Doom Buggy. Measuring 2”x1.75”, the pin is in fine, as-new condition and is presented in the original 3.75”x3.75” and 1” deep windowed cardboard box. $200-$400

404. Club 33 Backpack and Minnie Ears Headband. (Disneyland, 2021) A Club 33 backpack and Minnie ears headband created to commemorate Disneyland’s 65th anniversary, and exclusively made available to Club members. Both pieces feature bold graphics inspired by the elegant stained glass ceiling of the Le Salon Nouveau jazz lounge. The backpack measures 8.25”x13” and 7.5”. The headband is 8.25”x10.75”. Each piece is in fine, as-new condition and retains the original product and sales tags. $200-$400

407. Club 33 Lighted Stairway Court of Angels Ornament. (Disneyland, 2021) A Disneyland Club 33 exclusive Christmas tree ornament. The piece is in the form of the contemporary Club 33 crest logo and contains a miniature diorama of the iconic Court of Angels staircase that leads to the New Orleans Square club’s entrance. The scene is illuminated by a pair of embedded LED lighting elements, which are in working order. Measuring 6”x4.5” and 1.75” deep, the piece is in fine, as-new condition and retains the original 6.27”x7.75” and 3.75” deep Club 33-branded cardboard box. $200-$400

405. Pair of Club 33 Minnie Ears Headbands. (Disneyland/Walt Disney World, 2019-2020) A pair of Club 33 exclusive Minnie ears headbands. The Minnie ear headbands represent Club 33 at both Disneyland and Walt Disney World. The headbands measure approximately 9”x10.5” and are in fine, as-new condition, retaining all the original sales and product tagging. $200-$400

408. Club 33 Balcony Table Ornament.

(Disneyland, 2017) A Disneyland Club 33 exclusive Christmas tree ornament designed by artist Adam Throgmorton. One side of the ornament depicts a dining table set for two against a pair of French doors inside the restaurant, and the other, an exterior view of the New Orleans Square club’s balcony.

Measuring 7”x4.75” and 2.75” deep, the piece is in fine, as-new condition and retains the original 9”x6.75” and 4” deep Club 33-branded cardboard box. $200-$400 125

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS Most of the Imagineers’ original concept art went unseen by the public during Disneyland’s earliest days. To bring this artwork to the public eye and to give much-deserved appreciation to the Imagineers, the Disney Gallery opened in 1987 as a place to showcase artwork and host special exhibits. In addition to these showcases, the Disney Gallery sold both replicas and originals of some of the Imagineers’ artwork and held signing events. These Disney Gallery pieces are still very much collected today and offer an exciting look into the minds of some of the artists who helped create Disneyland.

409. A 21 Royal Dorothea Redmond Framed & Signed Print. (Disneyland, 1993) A signed limited release lithographic print of Dorothea Redmond’s “Formal Sitting Room” watercolor concept originally “dreamed up” for Walt Disney’s Royal Suite Apartment in 1966. The print was released in limited quantities by The Disney Gallery in 1993, before the Imagineering of the Dream Suite and Formal Sitting Room. Measuring 16”x20” with 13.5”x7.5” viewable in a 15.75”x19” frame, the fine condition print retains the artist’s signature: “Dorothea Redmond ‘93”. Both the frame and dust cover are in good used condition with minor wear from previous display. $200-$400

410. Walt’s 100th Birthday Lithograph. (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, “2,281/2500.” Framed in a size of 23”x18.5” with an image size of 19.5”x15.5”, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400 126

411. Disneyland Promotional Print by Millard Sheets. (Disneyland, 1960s) A lithographic print of a Disneyland promotional painting created by Millard Owen Sheets. The original work featuring Sleeping Beauty Castle was created for a c.1962-1963 United Airways promotion of the popular destination. The work was reproduced as a high-quality lithographic print, and signed “Millard Sheets” in bold ink. The artwork is a testament to the former colorful Partnership between Disneyland and United Airlines. Measuring 22”x28”, the fine print is in good displayable condition with some minor creasing and wear throughout. $200-$400

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412. John Hench Signed “Mickey’s 60th Anniversary” Print. (Disneyland, 1988) A lithograph by Disney Legend John Hench that was created to commemorate “Mickey’s 60th Anniversary” in 1988. Produced as a tribute to the lovable and timeless personality created by his friend Walt Disney, Mickey sets his sights on Paris, four years before Euro Disney opened in 1992. Measuring 31”x25”, the colorful print displays in good condition, exhibiting minor edge wear and some creasing throughout, while retaining the signature of “John Hench” on the lower right. $200-$400

413. Disneyland “30th Year” Print Signed by Charles Boyer.

(Disneyland, 1985) A limited-edition print of “Disneyland – 30th Year” by artist Charles Boyer. Mickey, Goofy, Donald Duck and Br’er Bear paint the iconic “30th Anniversary” logo on a banner as it hangs from the crenellations of Sleeping Beauty Castle, in Charles Boyer’s imaginative work of art. The limited-edition print bears a low number “24/1,000” and is signed by Boyer. Measuring 33.5”x23”, the high-quality print is in good condition with minor edge wear and a few small spots of very light discoloration to border area. $200-$400

414. “Disneyland at Dusk” Print Signed by Charles Boyer.

(Disneyland, 1986) A “Disneyland at Dusk” by Charles Boyer lithographic print capturing Sleeping Beauty Castle against a glowing twilight sky. Measuring, the exclusive edition print for Pontiac/Disneyland Private Parties is signed by the late Disneyland Master Illustrator and Legend “Charles Boyer 7/21/88” and numbered #1348 of 2000.

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415. “Triple Self Portrait” Print Signed by Charles Boyer. (Disneyland, 1988) A limited edition “Triple Self Portrait” print signed by Charles Boyer. The imagery features Walt Disney painting a self-portrait in homage to Norman Rockwell’s c.1960 “Triple Self-Portrait.” The limited-edition print is numbered “1,162/1,500”. This print measures 36”x25” and exhibits in good condition with very minor creasing, staining to the edges. $200-$400

416. “60 Years Mickey Mouse” Signed Print by John Hench.

(Disneyland, 1988) A special limited-edition “60 Years Mickey Mouse” print by Charles Boyer celebrating the life of the timeless Disneyland icon. Featuring dozens of images spanning unforgettable moments of Mickey’s life and times, the print features an embossed logo for the 60th birthday celebration at the lower right and is signed by Boyer and hand-numbered 1785/2500. Measuring 24”x18”, the print is in very good condition with minor edge-wear. $200-$400 128

417. Signed Fab Four Print by Charles Boyer. (Disneyland, 1980s) A rare print featuring Charles Boyer’s imagining of the “Fab Four” (Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy and Donald Duck). The print has been signed by Boyer, bearing the annotation: “To Alan, Charles Boyer” and “7590” in the bottom-right border. This print measures 34.75”x22.5” and exhibits in good condition with very minor creasing, staining to the edges. $200-$400

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418. “Walt’s Dream” Print by Charles Boyer. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A beautiful poster print of Charles Boyer’s final composition as official master illustrator of Disneyland. Titled, Walt’s Dream, the piece depicts Walt on a hill overlooking the orange groves of 1940s Anaheim, laying out his vision for a theme park to Mickey Mouse, Goofy, Pluto, Donald Duck, and Minnie Mouse as the clouds in the sky form an approximation of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Measuring 24”x16”, the poster is in very good condition with only minor edge wear. $200-$400

419. Ernest S. Marsh Signed Print by Charles Boyer. (Disneyland, 2002) A “Ernest S. Marsh – Revenue Run” limited edition print signed

by Charles Boyer. Charles Boyer imagines the Ernest S. Marsh Engine No.4, as it would have looked on July 25, 1959, the day that it made its “revenue” run, returning at Main Street Station with Walt Disney at the throttle. The exclusive lithographic print bears the “Charles Boyer Edition” embossment, the low number “59/250” and is signed by the artist.

Measuring 26”x20”, the print is in fine condition with very minor edge wear, with COA included. $300-$500

420. Disneyland “Light Magic” Print Signed

by Boyer & Scott. (Disneyland, 1997) A limited edition lithographic commemorative “Disneyland Light Magic” print signed by Charles Boyer and Scott Westmoreland. The imagery “keeps the dream alive” with colorful Disney Characters cavorting with fairy folk during the short-lived Light Magic Spectacular at Disneyland. Added embossed features and foil embellishments contribute to an illuminating display. Measuring 22”x30.5”, the high-quality print is in fine condition with minor edge wear, bears the low number “0099/2000”, and is signed by both artists. $200-$400

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421. “Tribute by Firefighters” Print by Charles Boyer. (Disneyland, 1993) A limited-edition print created by Charles Boyer in tribute to the brave first responders to the devastating Sothern California wildfires of 1993. The print is matted inside a wooden frame bearing a Disneyland plaque with the date “November 23, 1993.” The print is in good condition, with some minor stains and wear, and is signed by Boyer and Anaheim Fire Department Captain David Baker (the firefighter model).

Due to long wait times at the park’s signing event, very few of these prints include both signatures. The artwork has a 18”x13” image size in its 27.5”x21.25” frame. The artwork is in fine condition with some frame wear from display. $200-$400

423. Nightmare Before Christmas Shadowbox by Dave Avanzino. (Disney, 2005) A Disney Nightmare Before Christmas shadowbox created by Dave Avanzino. In homage to the modern animated holiday classic, mixed-media artist Dave Avanzino gives a little “character” to the film’s title. Each of the letters spelling out the word “Nightmare” is crafted with traits evoking specific members of the Halloweentown cast. The entire framed composition measures 13”x17” and 1.75” deep and is in very good condition, with minor wear to the reverse. $300-$500 130

422. Jerrod Maruyama Signed Small World Selfies Print.

(Disneyland, 2017) A deluxe limited edition “Small World Selfies” print by illustrator Jerrod Maruyama. The artist has signed in black ink at lower right and hand-numbered at left, “55/195.” The piece is equipped with saw tooth hanging hardware on the reverse and is accompanied by an Art of the Disney Theme Parks COA and artist bio sheet. Measuring 8.25”x5.75”, the print is in fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

424. Mickey’s Self-Portrait Limited Edition Wristwatch.

(Disneyland, c.2000s) A limited edition wristwatch released by The Walt Disney Theme Park Gallery recreating Charles Boyer’s famous painting, “Mickey’s Self-Portrait,” inspired by Norman Rockwell’s “Triple Self Portrait.” The Fossil-brand quartz watch has a gold-tone case and bezel with a textured leather band. The watch face features a three-dimensional rendering of “Mickey’s Self-Portrait.” A Walt Disney Theme Parks Gallery mark and the edition number, “3879/5000,” are etched into the back of the case. The watch is presented in a beautiful wooden shadowbox, also showcasing a three-dimensional version of “Mickey’s Self-Portrait.” Magnetically sealed, the hinged lid opens to reveal a velvet-lined bed with a snap latch to secure the watch in place a velvet bag containing a metal COA plaque and the original warranty card. The watch case measures 1.75”x1”, the band is 9.5” long, and the piece is in fine condition. Measuring 8”x6.5” and 2” deep, the shadow box exhibits only light wear. $200-$400

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425. Bill Toma Steamboat Willie Bronze Statue. (Disney, c.1980s) A very rare bronze statue by renowned Disney sculptor Bill Toma. Mickey is depicted here from his break-through roll in Steamboat Willie, and is accomplished in bronze on a wooden base. The back of the bronze has a Walt Disney Productions copyright. Standing 8” tall, the statue is in very good condition with a few small surface scuffs. $1,000-$2,000

426. Walt Disney Bronze Bust. (Disneyland, 1990s) An impressive bronze bust of Walt Disney. This bronze comes from the foundry of renowned Disney sculptor Bill Toma. While this piece was not sculpted

by Toma, it features Toma’s influential metal dyeing and patina techniques developed in his foundry. Measuring 10.5” tall, the bronze bust is in very fine condition with minor surface wear. It has a Disney copyright on the reverse. $1,000-$2,000 131

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427. Olszewski Tink in Hook’s Lantern Heirloom Box. (Disneyland, 2008) An open edition Tinker Bell in Captain Hook’s Lantern Heirloom Box designed by master miniaturist Robert Olszewski for the Walt Disney Showcase collection. Constructed of cast resin expertly sculpted and painted to appear as wood, the lidded heirloom box sits on an integral pedestal base and contains an exquisitely detailed Tinker Bell figure attached to a flat square stand. The exterior of the box features tableaux in relief on all sides, and a figural design depicting bust portraits of characters from Peter Pan around the base. The felted bottom of the base is stamped in gold with edition and product information.

Measuring 8.25”x3.75” in diameter, the piece is in fine condition with minor wear. The original cardboard box packaging is included. $200-$400

428. Mara’s Coffer of Destruction by Elisabete Gomes. (Disneyland, 2005) An impressive and ultra-limited ceramic sculpture titled “Mara’s Coffer of Destruction” by artist Elisabete Gomes. Created in celebration of the Indiana Jones Adventure attraction’s 10th anniversary, the rectangular body of the piece is designed to look like ancient brick and features fearsome cobra figures and detailed paintings of mythological deities on opposite sides. The removable lid is decorated with figural skulls, Mara amulets, and iconography. The bottom of the base is hand-numbered “4/10” and signed and dated by the artist. A Disney Certificate of Verification is included. Measuring 13.25”x9” and 7.75” deep, the piece is in very good condition with minimal wear. $500-$800

429. Disney Gallery Disneyland Varsity Jacket. (Disneyland, c.2000s) An ID Wear-brand Disney Gallery Disneyland varsity jacket. The navy blue wool jacket features a gathered collar, sleeve cuffs, and waist, hip slash pockets, and snap front closure. The left chest is embroidered with the Disneyland text logo in gold, and the back of the jacket boasts a large The Disney Gallery frame logo. A size “L,” the jacket is in very good condition with minimal wear. $300-$500 132

A VISIT TO DISNEYLAND 430. Rolly Crump Museum of the Weird WDI Proof Print. (Disneyland, c.2000s) An Imagineering proof print of Rolly Crump’s original concept art for the never-realized Museum of the Weird attraction at Disneyland.

Originally conceived of as a walk-through companion to the Haunted Mansion, Walt’s death during the development process lead to the project being scrapped, though some of Crump’s conceptions influenced the final design of the manse itself. This print was intended to be trimmed from its large blank sheet and displayed in an exhibit on the art of Disneyland in the pre-show section of Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln in the Main Street Opera House. The image measures 17”x22” and the sheet is 20.75”x44”. The image itself is in very good condition with some stress creasing while the sheet exhibits some edge wear and tears. $100-$200

431. Kevin Kidney & Jody Daily I’m No Fool Jiminy Figure.

(Disneyland, 2010) A limited edition figure of Jiminy Cricket designed by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily. Released in celebration of the Mickey Mouse Club’s 55th anniversary, the cast resin figure was inspired by the “I’m No Fool” series of animated shorts that aired on the program, wherein everyone’s favorite conscientious cricket would espouse safety advice. Created in an edition of 1955, in honor of the year the TV show debuted, the integral base of the piece features a MMC logo and the legend “I’m No Fool,” and the bottom retains edition information. The original box is included. Measuring 10.25” tall x 7” diameter, the piece is in very good condition with only minor surface wear. $100-$200

432. Bill Farmer Signed I’m Goofy About Disneyland Print.

(Disneyland, c.1990s) An illustrated print of Goofy dressed in marching band uniform, playing a bass drum with a head reading “I’m Goofy About Disneyland.” The print has been signed at lower left in black felt pen by Goofy voice actor and Disney Legend Bill Farmer, “Bill Farmer + Goofy!” Measuring 19”x15” visible through a double mat within a 25”x21” black wood frame, the print appears to be in fine condition with minimal wear. $100-$200 133

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS The idea of a “haunted manor” attraction was discussed by Walt and his Imagineers long before Disneyland opened. As early as 1951, concept designs by Harper Goff for Main Street, U.S.A. showed an early rendition of what would become the Haunted Mansion. While the original plan for the Haunted Mansion was a walk-through attraction, changes in design, increased animatronic capabilities, and Imagineer ingenuity helped turn the attraction into the iconic Omnimover dark ride that we know it as today.

433. Haunted Mansion Early Ozalid Elevation Concept. (Disneyland, 1967) An exceedingly rare ozalid architectural concept elevation print of Walt Disney World’s Haunted Mansion by Imagineer Ted Rich. Dated September 7, 1967, this is the earliest known rendering of the Magic Kingdom’s version of the iconic, gothic horror-themed attraction that we have ever seen offered for public sale. The conception of the mansion depicted here differs significantly from the final version. The edifice appears to be constructed of wood instead of brick and the design seems to place an emphasis on exploration of the wider mansion grounds, with satellite sites such as gazebos and outbuildings occupied by ghostly figures. This is the first known indication of the Florida Haunted Mansion going in the direction of a Hudson Valley gothic manor. For his part, Ted Rich is an interesting figure in Imagineering history. Rich was a gifted designer, instrumental in the creation of New Orleans Square at Disneyland and Cinderella’s Castle at Walt Disney World, among other iconic projects, though he went uncredited in official literature of the time. Measuring 37.5”x12”, the blueline is in very good condition with brown toning at left and along the bottom edge. The artwork itself is largely unaffected. This is the first time Magic Kingdom Haunted Mansion concept artwork of this vintage has ever been offered at auction, and represents a rare opportunity to own a lost chapter in the history of the wildly popular attraction. $600-$800

434. Haunted Mansion Singing Busts Schematic. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A photocopy of a hand-drawn Imagineer schematic of the Singing Busts from Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion attraction. The drawing depicts the height relationship of the pedestals on which the busts of Rollo Rumkin, Uncle Theodore, Cousin Algernon (erroneously corrected in pencil as Alganon), Ned Num and Phineas P. Pock sit, the tops of the busts, and 2’-3’ of clearance above them. Captioning at the far right and bottom of the page has been cut off in the replication process. The piece measures 8.5”x11” and is in very good condition with light handling, a spot of soiling in the trees, and top edge wear. $500-$700

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435. Haunted Mansion Early Elevation Plan Print (Framed).

(Disneyland, c.1990s) A limited edition print showing East Elevation blueprint imagery from the construction of the Haunted Mansion attraction. Measuring 9”x11.75” visible through an ornate 17.25”x20” frame, the piece is appears to be in fine condition with minimal wear. $300-$500

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436. Haunted Mansion Framed Curtain Lace and Blinds Tassel.

(Disneyland, c.2000s) An original lace window shade segment and ornamental blinds tassel from the Haunted Mansion. Seen in the exterior windows, these props are a guest’s first glimpse of the spooky gothic theming that creates the attraction’s indelible atmosphere. Presented in a custom burgundy and gold gore-textured frame, the lace measures 6”x2.75” and the tassel is 5.5”x2”. The green fabric displayed behind the lace is a section of the curtain blind. Both are in very good condition with some darkening from age and general wear. $400-$600

438. Haunted Mansion Hearse Raven Prop. (Disneyland, c.1969) A cast resin raven finial from the lanterns at the edges of the driver’s seat on the full-sized prop horse-drawn hearse that sits outside of the Haunted Mansion in Disneyland’s New Orleans Square. Constructed of cast resin, the finial is expertly painted and finished to appear as metal.

Ravens, a notorious ill-omen and symbol of death, appear as a recurring motif in the manse’s spooky, funereal theming. The piece has been mounted to a matching ornate wooden stand, finished with a metallic sheen. The finial measures 2.5”x4” and is in very good condition with some paint loss and rubbing over the surface. The entire display is 5.25” tall x 3.5” in diameter. This is a rare opportunity to use a significantly symbolic park-used prop from one of Disneyland’s most enduringly popular and iconic attractions. $700-$900

437. Haunted Mansion Prop Raven. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A prop raven from the Haunted Mansion attraction in Disneyland’s New Orleans Square. Constructed of felt flocked plastic, wire, and feathers with hand painted detailing, this static raven was used as a stand-in for the audio-animatronic crow in the Graveyard scene when electronic bird was undergoing maintenance. Measuring 11.25”x 18” and 9” deep, the piece is in good condition with some dust accumulation, surface loss to the felt wings and tail, general surface wear and separation to the flocking, and age to the feathers. $700-$900

439. Haunted Mansion Entrance Carpeting. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A length of carpeting of the style used in the entrance way of the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland. Features alternating bands of floral garland on a tan field and hunter green and burgundy stripes.

The dark colors and decaying foliage add to the atmosphere of gothic horror created by the totality of the attraction’s iconic theming. The length of carpet measures 84”x26.5 and is in very good condition with some wear at the extreme edges and minor toning to the backing, which in no way would affect the appearance of the carpet were it displayed or actually installed. $400-$600 135

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440. Haunted Mansion Women’s Cast Member Costume. (Walt Disney World, c.2000s) A very rare female cast member costume for the Haunted Mansion attraction at Walt Disney World. This costume includes the coat, shirt, apron, and bat bow, with a matching skirt which appears to be a replica. The shirt, apron, and bat bow all retain their Disney wardrobe tags, and the shirt also bears a nametag reading “Emilee.” The tag on the coat has been removed, but the outline is still visible. The shirt is a size 22, and while the coat is unmarked it appears to be a similar size, and the skirt is a size 10. This outfit is in very good condition overall, with minor wear from use. $800-$1,200

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441. 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 pants, belt, shirt, tie, 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 use. There are a few indentations to the leather of the belt from use. $800-$1,200

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442. Haunted Mansion Cast Member Cloak. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A very rare cast member cloak from Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion. Designed with the mansion’s familiar green and black color scheme, the cloak includes a shoulder cape which is attached along the neckline. The cloak maintains its interior Disneyland wardrobe tag and is marked as a size 2XL. The condition is very good with minor wear from use. $500-$700

443. Haunted Mansion Male Cast Member Costume. (Walt Disney World, c.2000s) An original male cast member costume for the Haunted Mansion at Walt Disney World. This costume includes the coat, shirt, tie, and pants. The articles of clothing still retain their Disney wardrobe tags. The coat is size 36L, the shirt is marked 32-33, and the pants are size 32. This outfit is in very good condition overall, with minor wear from use. There is slight yellowing around the collar of the shirt, and a seam on the back of the tie is coming undone. $800-$1,200

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444. Haunted Mansion Large Secret Panel Chest. (Disneyland, c.1969) A vintage large-size Haunted Mansion Secret Panel Chest puzzle box from Disneyland. Constructed of wood, the lid features a color label with an illustration of the Haunted Mansion and the sides of the box feature faux cross grain wood veneers. A series of movements allow the user to remove panels revealing a large central cavity and a hidden drawer. The box is both intact and fully functional.

Measuring 4”x6” and 3.25” deep, the piece is in very good condition with some nicks and wear to the wood and minor edge and surface wear to the label. $200-$400

445. Haunted Mansion Haunted House Mystery Bank. (Disneyland, c.1969) A vintage Haunted Mansion electronic tin lithographic coin bank. These banks were sold at a kiosk outside the Mansion in the 1960s and 70s, even before the attraction opened in August ‘69. Placing a coin on the front porch creates a circuit that illuminates a light bulb and activates a motorized ghost figure, which slides through the front doors and snatches the coin. The bulb appears to have burned out and the ghost is frozen in the “out” position. Measuring approximately 7.5”x 7” and 8.75” deep, the bank is in very good condition with only minor wear to the bottom edge of the base. The original cardboard box packaging is included, which measures 7.75”x9.25” and 7” deep and exhibits some minor creasing, tears, and spot soiling. $200-$400

446. Collection of (7) Haunted Attraction Magazine Issues. (Prion, 1998-2003) A collection of (7) issues of Haunted Attraction Magazine, a publication chronicling the “dark” amusement industry, all containing Disney-related content. Issues in the set include: #13 with a cover story on Disneyland’s Indiana Jones Adventure, #19 with an article on the Haunted Mansion’s 30th anniversary, #22 featuring the cover story “The Secrets of Walt Disney World’s Haunted Mansion,” #27 with the cover feature “The Mystery of Disneyland Paris’ Phantom Manor,” #28 exploring Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion Holiday, #30/31 with a behind the scenes look at Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion, and #34 profiling the Haunted Mansion movie. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the magazines are in very good condition with only light edge and corner wear. $100-$200 138

447. A Haunted Mansion Holiday Menu. (Disneyland, 2002) A Blue Bayou “Boo” Bayou Souvenir Ghoulish Dining Experience Haunted Mansion Holiday Event Dinner Menu from October 3, 2002. The souvenir booklet contains (2) pages of menu offerings, (4) pages of nightmarish songs, and a page of Jack’s notation. Measuring 8.25”x5.5”, the menu is in good Park-used condition with some minor adhesive residue on cover, and retains COA. $100-$200

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448. Signed Sam McKim Haunted Mansion Concept Art Print. (Disneyland, 1987) A limited edition concept art print signed by Imagineer Sam McKim. The print depicts McKim’s popular circa 1958 artwork for the Haunted Mansion’s exterior and was offered through the Disney Gallery. The print is numbered 195/300 and is signed by McKim in the lower-right. Measuring 19.5”x23”, the print is in very fine condition with little edge wear. The matching hand-numbered COA from the Disney Gallery is included. $500-$1,000

449. Marc Davis Signed Stretching Room Concept Print. (Disneyland, 1997) A limited edition print featuring artwork for the Haunted Mansion’s stretching portraits by Imagineer Marc Davis. This print was available for only a short while at the Disney Gallery and is hand-numbered as 298/300, and signed by Davis in ink in the bottom-right corner. Measuring 24”x32”, the lithographic print is in fine condition with little edge wear. The original Disney Gallery COA is included. $800-$1,200

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450. Set of (4) Haunted Mansion Limited Edition Tapestries. (Disneyland, 2005) A highly detailed set of (4) woven limited edition replicas of Disney Legend Marc Davis’ “stretching portraits.” The cotton tapestries come with iron hanging rods decorated with bat finials that were modeled after those found in the Haunted Mansion’s Portrait Corridor. These were released in an edition of 999 pieces and complete sets are extremely hard to find.

The tapestries measure 37.5”x16.5” each, and the set is in very good condition overall with some minor wear. There are a few small breaks or chips to the bat finials, as is common for these tapestries due to the way they were originally packaged. $2,000-$3,000

451. Haunted Mansion Model by Olszewski. (Disneyland, 2010) An incredible 1/220th scale model of Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion created by renowned miniaturist, Robert Olszewski. This exquisitely detailed, hand-painted Z-scale miniature is wired with dramatic LED lighting and features a removable back wall, revealing a slot to display three interchangeable diorama scenes: the Gallery, the Ballroom, and the Graveyard with Hitchhiking Ghosts. Additionally, pressing down on the mansion’s cupola reveals a hanging skeleton and the iconic stretching portraits. The open edition artwork retains its original packaging and is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. Measuring 10.5”x6.75” and 9.5” deep, the model is in fine condition.

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452. Haunted Mansion 45th Anniversary Full-Size Gargoyle.

(Disneyland, 2014) An incredible full-size replica of the famous stretching room gargoyles from the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland. This extremely rare figure was produced for the 45th anniversary of the Haunted Mansion’s “dead-ication,” on August 9th, 1969, and was a special-order item available through the Park. The hand-crafted gargoyle is painted to appear as aged metal, and only a handful were created. Measuring an impressive 26.5”x19”x25”, not including the base, the figure, base, and plaque are in very fine condition. $2,500-$3,500

453. Haunted Mansion Replica Prop Sundial. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A replica of the sundial from the grounds of the Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion, visible along the attraction’s entrance queue. This sundial was manufactured by the same foundry that created the parkused original. The cast iron sundial features roman numerals ringing the dial plate with a winged hourglass figure and the legend “Grow Old Along With Me The Best is Yet to Be.” The brass, black bird-form gnomon is attached via screw on the reverse. Measuring 10.5” in diameter x 3.5” deep, the piece is in good condition with oxidation and weathering from outdoor use. $300-$500

454. Haunted Mansion 45th Anniversary Plaque. (Disneyland, 2014) A Haunted Mansion gate plaque that was created for the 45th anniversary of the attraction. The resin plaque is a replica of the wellknown prop seen at the entrance to the attraction. The plaque measures 23”x13” and 2.75” thick and is in very good condition exhibiting only a 2mm chip to the face. The collectable comes in its original good condition 25”x25” and 4” thick box and packing, retaining its unique The Art of Disney merchandise label, and some minor wear, scuffs and spots of discoloration. $300-$500 141

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455. Haunted Mansion Limited Ed. Gargoyle Candle Holder. (Walt Disney World, 2004) A very rare, limited edition gargoyle candle holder created for a special Haunted Mansion “999 Happy Haunts” event. This specific holder was given to Imagineer Harriet Burns, the first woman hired at Imagineering in a creative capacity, as a VIP gift from the event. This hard-to-find figure is modeled after the familiar gargoyles seen within the attraction and was limited to an edition of only 500 pieces. The base of the figure has a hidden drawer with the name of the event displayed on it. The figure comes with two candles and measures approximately 12.5” tall, including the candles. The condition is very good with minor surface wear and some chipping to the gargoyle’s teeth. $200-$400

456. Haunted Mansion 40th Anniversary Necklace. (Disneyland, 2014) A very rare necklace created for the 40th anniversary of the Haunted Mansion. The Karyn Cantor Collection necklace features the special 40th anniversary Haunted Mansion logo on the pendant, with a mixture of black and metal beads along the chain that complete the look. The pendant measures 2”x2.5” and the necklace is in very good condition. The original box is included. $100-$200

457. Bob Gurr Signed Mansion Printed Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A Haunted Mansion attraction poster reproduction from the Disney Gallery featuring the original Hitchhiking Ghosts artwork

by Imagineers Ken Chapman and Marc Davis. For a short time, the Disney Gallery offered a very limited number of full-size attraction poster reprints for some of the park’s most beloved rides. The poster is signed at bottom right in silver ink by the designer of the Doom Buggy, Bob Gurr. Rolled as issued, this faithful recreation measures 54”x36” and is in very good condition with wear and spot surface loss at the extreme edges. $300-$500

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458. Haunted Mansion Clock Figure.

(Disneyland, c.2010s) A working figural clock based on the supernatural grandfather clock in the Haunted Mansion. Only available at Disney Parks, this fully-sculpted 13-hour clock features a swinging snake pendulum, grotesque fingers for minute and hour hands, and a glow-in-the-dark clock face and eye detailing. The battery powered clock measures 13.25”x4” and 2.5” and is in very fine, unused condition. The original Disney Parks silver cardboard box packaging is included, and measures 16”x6.5” and 5.25” deep. $300-$500

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459. Walt Disney World Haunted Mansion Light Up Playset. (Walt Disney World, c.2010s) A replica playset of the Haunted Mansion with working lights and sound. The building opens to reveal the inner rooms of the Mansion and includes several play pieces based on familiar Mansion characters. The coffin-shaped buttons on the front play phrases such as “Welcome Foolish Mortals” and “I Didn’t Mean to Frighten You”. The replica measures approximately 9”x9”x9” and is in very good condition in its original box. The box shows moderate wear. $200-$400

461. Disneyland Haunted Mansion Light-Up Playset. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A replica play-set of Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion with working lights and sound. The building’s structure opens in the back to reveal the inner rooms of the Mansion, as well as several play pieces including the three Hitchhiking Ghosts, a grandfather clock, Madame Leota’s seance table, and more. The set has hidden panels inside, and coffin-shaped buttons on the front say phrases such as “Welcome Foolish Mortals” and “I Didn’t Mean to Frighten You”. The replica measures approximately 9”x9”x9”, and is in very good condition. $200-$400

460. Haunted Mansion Event Exclusive Soundtrack Box Set. (Disneyland, 2009) A Haunted Mansion 40th anniversary event exclusive soundtrack box set released by Walt Disney Records. The set includes a reproduction of the original 1969 “The Story and Song from the Haunted Mansion” vinyl album complete with the gatefold cover containing an 11-page story illustrated with Colin Campbell’s original artwork, as well as a print of the album cover, a print of the Hatbox Ghost artwork from the story, a remastered CD version of The Story and Song from The Haunted Mansion, and a The Haunted Mansion soundtrack CD featuring variations of the original organ score recorded for the ride, as well as an alternate version of Grim Grinning Ghosts and John Debney’s Phantom Manor Suite. All items are stored within the original lidded cardboard collector’s box, which measures 13”x13” and exhibits minor wear to the bottom edge. The contents are in fine, as-new condition. $100-$200

462. Haunted Mansion Hitchhiking Ghosts Sculpture. (Disneyland, 2019) A sculpture of the Hitchhiking Ghosts designed by Costa Alavezos and Tony Cipriano to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion. Constructed of cast resin, the piece depicts Phineas, Ezra, and Gus on a pathway with an integral base. A slider switch on the reverse activates blue LED lights in the base, which illuminate each of the figures. The base contains the battery compartment and the electronics are in working order. The original packaging is included. Measuring 8”x10” and 3.75” deep, the piece is in very fine condition with minimal wear. The box measures 11.25”x13.25” and 6.5” deep and exhibits surface loss and corner jamming. $200-$400 143

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463. “Time For One Last Ride” Hearse and Watch. (Walt Disney World, 2004) A limited edition wristwatch in a horse-drawn hearse presentation box, only available to purchase by attendees to the Haunted Mansion’s 999 Happy Haunts event.

The quartz watch features an antiqued metal bezel inspired by the attractions wrought iron gate. The hearse is constructed of cast resin, and the metal and leather horse harness detaches from the cart. Only 250 of these sets were created for the Magic Kingdom exclusive event. The watch is 9.25 long. The hearse measures 5.25”x21” and 5” deep. All components remain in fine, as-new condition. $700-$900 464. Haunted Mansion 45th Hitchhiking Ghost Vase. (Disneyland, 2014) A very rare hand-painted ceramic vase created for the Haunted Mansion’s 45th anniversary. The vase was created by artist Elisabete Gomes in an edition size of only 25, of which this is number 9. One side depicts the famous gate plaque, while the other depicts the popular Hitchhiking Ghosts. Standing 16” tall, the vase is in very fine condition. $900-$1,100

465. Haunted Mansion Madame Leota Plate. (Walt Disney World, 2003) A very rare ceramic plate created by artist Elizabete Gomes. The hand-painted plate was offered exclusively at the Haunted Mansion’s 999 Happy Haunts event in an edition of only 30, of which this is number 7. Measuring an impressive 16” in diameter, the plate is in very fine condition with little surface wear. $200-$400 144

466. Haunted Mansion Holiday Stained Glass-Style Plaque.

(Disneyland, 2010) A limited edition Haunted Mansion Holiday stained-glass style hanging plaque. Titled “Not a creature was peaceful…”, it was created by artist Brian Sandahl. Consisting of a resin frame and imagery printed on glass to create the faux stained glass effect, the plaque was released in an edition of 300. The Disney Certificate of Verification and the original box are included. Measuring 19”x19” and 1.75” deep, the piece is in very fine condition. The box exhibits some minor surface wear. $200-$400

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467. Shag Haunted Mansion 50th Anniversary Coasters. (Disneyland, 2019) A set of (4) coasters with artwork by Shag released in celebration of the Haunted Mansion’s 50th anniversary. Each of the cork-backed ceramic coasters features of portion of Shag’s commemorative composition, titled “31 Ghosts.” Measuring 4”x4”, the coasters are in very fine, as-new condition. $100-$200

468. Set of (3) Hitchhiking Ghosts Beanbag Dolls. (Disneyland, 2000s) A charming collection of (3) hitchhiking ghost bean bag toys from Disneyland. Depicting Gus, Ezra, and Phineas, these toys measure approximately 10” tall and are in fine condition, and still retain their tags. $100-$200

470. Haunted Mansion Hatbox Ghost Figure. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A wonderful figure created by artist Costa Alavezos depicting the Hatbox Ghost from the Haunted Mansion. Created in resin, the detailed figure displays a second ghoulish head within the clear hatbox.

Measuring 12” tall on the bas, the figure is in very fine condition and comes in its original box. $200-$400

469. Haunted Mansion Mickey Limited Edition Plush Doll. (Disneyland, 2009) A Mickey Mouse Ghost Plush released in honor of the 40th anniversary of the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland. Mickey Mouse is “immortalized” in this plush, limited-edition collectible. Measuring 15” tall and numbered 696 of 1,500, it is in fine clean condition. $100-$200

471. Unopened Haunted Mansion Board Game. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) An unopened Walt Disney World Haunted Mansion board game by Lakeside. This board game features many scenes and ghoulish characters from the iconic attraction and is difficult to find in any condition, with an unopened version being exceptionally rare. The box measures 15.5”x15” and is in very good condition, still wrapped in plastic, with some wear along the edges and sides of the box, including small openings in the plastic at the corners. $500-$800 145

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472. Haunted Mansion Ghost Post Complete Set. (Disneyland, 2016) A very rare Haunted Mansion “ghost post” three box complete set. Each of these boxes is packed with 7-9 objects based on a variety of the Haunted Mansion’s iconic characters, scenes, and props, and were designed with an app that would allow you to listen in on the secrets of the Haunted Mansion. Limited to 999 pieces, with far fewer complete sets believed to exist, this Ghost Post set measures 11,5”x12” and 4.5” thick per box. The set is in very good condition, however there is moderate handling wear including small tears or creases to some of the packaging. $400-$800

473. Haunted Mansion Holiday Lenticular Portrait. (Disneyland, 2010) A Haunted Mansion transforming portrait display designed by artists Brian Sandahl and Tim Wollweber. The cast resin composition consists of a faux wooden frame on a stylized stand with an integral base. The frame contains a transforming lenticular portrait inspired by the prop hanging in the Haunted Mansion Holiday boarding area, alternatingly depicting the mansion in its usual form and with its holiday decor. The reverse of the frame features facsimile artists’ signatures. Measuring 16”x12” and 4” deep, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear and comes in its original box and packaging. $200-$400

474. Haunted Mansion 30th Anniversary Letterman Jacket. (Disneyland, 1999) A limited edition jacket featuring imagery for the Haunted Mansion. The jacket was created in celebration of the attraction’s 30th anniversary and features the anniversary logo on the chest and back. The jacket is numbered 10/500 and is a size XL. The jacket is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $300-$500 146

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475. Haunted Mansion Framed Glass Stretching Portraits.

(Disneyland, 2009) A limited edition box set of all four Haunted Mansion stretching portraits by Marc Davis, released in celebration of the attraction’s 40th anniversary. Each piece is framed in a metal and glass miniature replica frame and features a hanging chain at the top with an attached charm stamped “Limited Edition 500.” The set is accompanied by a Disney Certificate of Verification. The framed portraits measure 8.5”x3.5” and the cloth and board clamshell display box measures 11.75 x 16.75. The portraits are in very fine, as-new condition and the box exhibits only minor wear. $300-$500

477. Jack Skellington Haunted Mansion Lenticular Portrait.

(Disneyland, 2010) A limited edition Jack Skellington transforming portrait display designed by artists Brian Sandahl and Tin Wollweber. Inspired by the prop hanging in the Haunted Mansion Holiday boarding area, the portrait transforms from Santa Claus flying across to the sky with his reindeer to Jack Skellington piloting a sleigh lead by a skeletal team. Created in an edition of 500, the base of the stand retains an edition statement and facsimile artists’ signatures. A The Art of the Disney Theme Parks COA is included. Measuring 15.25”x12.5” and 4.25” deep, the piece is in very good condition with only minimal wear. The skull finial is slightly loose. $500-$800

476. Haunted Mansion Trash Can Decals. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A set of (5) screen printed graphics used in the creation of the Haunted Mansion themed trashcans at Disneyland. These (5) layers make up the aspects of the “Waste Please” stylized Haunted Mansion trashcans. While created by Disney, these graphics were never ultimately installed and remain on their original backing papers. Each measures approximately 30” long, with some variance between the layers based on how the sheets were trimmed. The condition is good, with some discoloration to the backing papers from storage which doesn’t appear to have affected the screen printed graphics. $200-$400

478. Sally Haunted Mansion Lenticular Portrait. (Disneyland, 2010) A Sally transforming portrait display designed by artists Brian Sandahl and Tim Wollweber. The cast resin composition consists of a faux wooden frame on stylized stand with an integral base accented by a faux thread spool and needle, as well as bottles of Frog’s Breath and Deadly Nightshade. The frame contains a lenticular portrait of the patchwork woman inspired by the prop hanging in the Haunted Mansion Holiday boarding area. The reverse bears a The Art of the Disney Theme Parks mark with facsimile artists’ signatures. Measuring 16.25”x7.75” and 3.75” deep, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. The original cardboard box packaging is included. $500-$800 147

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479. The Nightmare Before Christmas Figural Clock. (Disney, 2010) An exquisitely detailed Nightmare Before Christmas figural clock released as a Disney Store exclusive. The cast resin clock features key Halloween Town denizens from the film assembled on the steps of a stylized Town Hall with a functional 12-hour analog clock and an ornamental Halloween countdown reel. The iconic fountain glows a ghoulish red. The electronics are in working order and the original cardboard box packaging with slipcase are included. Measuring approximately 13”x7” and 7.5” deep, the piece is in very good condition with only minor wear and some yellowing to Zero. The packaging exhibits edge and surface wear with some splits, cracking, and loss to the slipcase. $500-$800

481. Haunted Mansion Hatbox Ghost Hand-Painted Egg Prop. (Disneyland, 2015) A hand-painted Hatbox Ghost Easter egg prop from Disneyland. This eqq was expertly painted by artist Bridget McCarty and displayed at the Springtime Roundup in the Big Thunder Ranch Jamboree. The large egg prop depicts the Hatbox Ghost on the front, with the Mansion’s attraction building on the reverse. It stands 8.5” tall, including the base. The condition is very good with two thin cracks at the back where the seam is slightly visible. $800-$1,000 148

480. Set of (3) Haunted Mansion 40th Anniversary Pins.

(Disneyland, 2009) A rare set of (3) cast member exclusive pins depicting the Hitchhiking Ghosts of the Haunted Mansion. The pins were released in an edition of 500, and proudly display the depictions and names of Ezra, Gus, and Phineas in the style of the park’s cast member name badges. Each measures just over 1.25”x1.75” and the set is in very fine condition. $100-$200

482. Bridget McCarty Original Haunted Mansion Easter Egg. (Disneyland, c.2010s) An original hand-painted wooden Easter egg by renowned miniaturist Bridget McCarty featuring the Hitchhiking Ghosts artwork from the Haunted Mansion attraction poster. The exquisitely painted egg is presented on an ornate faceted gothic-style pedestal display stand, added later. The entire piece measures 4.25”x2.75” in diameter. $800-$1,000

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483. Bridget McCarty’s Haunted Mansion Miniature Model with Corresponding NFT.(McCarty, 2021) A hand-crafted miniature model of the Haunted Mansion’s iconic ballroom by artist Bridget McCarty. This painstakingly detailed miniature scene features numerous details throughout that Haunted Mansion fans are sure to instantly recognize, including the famous dueling portraits, Sam McKim’s Haunted Mansion concept artwork, the ghostly pipe organ, a stretching portrait, and menacing busts, among others. This mixed-media model has small lighted elements when plugged in, and a push-button activates simulated lightning and thunder noises at the back windows. The model is contained within a wooden box frame with a removable front glass panel. Measuring 13”x21.25” and 18” deep within its wooden box, the miniature is in very fine condition. Due to the very delicate nature of this item, special shipping arrangements may apply. Please inquire before bidding for additional details and estimates.

Included with this lot is an exclusive Non-fungible Token (NFT) companion item, created in collaboration with the artist. The NFT package contains four unique digital videos; The first video puts YOU inside the scene by “flying through” the physical miniature model as if you were actually there! The second video is an on-camera interview with the artist herself, Bridget McCarty, who explains her process and inspiration behind the miniature piece.

The last two videos are animation style productions that showcase the hauntingly fun scene, focusing on the iconic organ and ornate banquet table.

This exclusive NFT is a limited edition 1 of 1, that preserves provenance and establishes authenticity of all items in the lot. There’s also a scannable identifier sticker affixed to the physical miniature model that links back to the digital NFT record of authenticity, connecting the digital and tangible item together within the singular lot. Additionally, the lot comes with a bookshelf ready acrylic display that contains a video of the miniature walk through. Following the auction, the winning bidder will be put in contact with Van Eaton Galleries NFT partner, PIXL8, to help facilitate the transfer of the NFT to the winning bidder’s digital wallet. Together, the miniature model and NFT companion provide a wonderful opportunity to own and enjoy this unique model both as a physical and digital collectible. For more information regarding Bridget’s NFT companion, please visit http://www. pixl8partners.com/auctions or scan the QR code. $8,000-$12,000 149

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484. Bridget McCarty’s Haunted Mansion Attic Miniature. (McCarty, 2021) A hand-crafted miniature model of the Haunted Mansion’s iconic attic scene by artist Bridget McCarty. This painstakingly detailed miniature scene features numerous details throughout that Haunted Mansion fans are sure to instantly recognize, including a singing bust, portraits, a Dead End sign, gate plaque, and antique furnishings, among others. Faux cobwebs were added throughout and small lighted elements complete this enchanting scene. It is contained within a wooden box frame. Measuring 12”x15.5” and 7” deep, the miniature is in very fine condition. Due to the very delicate nature of this item, special shipping arrangements may apply. Please inquire before bidding for additional details and estimates. $3,000-$5,000

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485. Fantasyland Attraction Poster by Bjorn Aronson. (Disneyland, 1955) An original hand-silkscreened poster for Disneyland’s Fantasyland. This Bjorn Aronson designed poster features the Mad Tea Party, Dumbo, and King Arthur Carrousel attractions. Measuring 54”x36”, the poster is in fine condition with minimal wear, including a couple of small tears on the upper right edge. There is some unevenness in color application along the bottom edge from the original lithographic printing process, but overall, the piece displays beautifully. $4,000-$6,000 151

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487. Sleeping Beauty Castle Lithograph by Randy Souders.

(Disneyland, 1992) A “Sleeping Beauty Castle” limited edition print

by Randy Souders. An illuminated Sleeping Beauty Castle and Swan Lake at Disneyland is beautifully captured in this. 32.5”x24” cotton-fiber lithographic print. It is in fine condition with minor edge wear.

Embossed with the Disneyana emblem, the print bears the number “997/1000”, and is signed by the artist. $200-$400

486. Sleeping Beauty Castle Bridge Stanchion Shield. (Disneyland, 1980s-2000s) A Sleeping Beauty Castle bridge stanchion shield from Disneyland. For some two decades after the drawbridge was lowered again, the pathway to Sleeping Beauty Castle and Fantasyland was flanked with shields bearing heraldry evoking original Fantasyland thematic elements. Measuring 59” tall, 22” wide, and 1.75” thick, the galvanized steel stanchion post carries original welded hardware and metal chain links, bordered by two red shields bearing the gold lion coat of arms established in mixed media. The stanchion and shields are in good Park-used condition with scuffs and scratches throughout from original display. $1,000-$2,000 152

488. Sleeping Beauty Castle Model by Olszewski. (Disneyland, 2002) An original scale model of Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland Park by renowned miniaturist Robert Olszewski. The Sleeping Beauty Castle First model was the first piece designed by Olszewski for the incredibly popular “Disneyland Main Street U.S.A. Collection” of miniature 1/220th scale models. Created in resin with a wooden base and a brass plaque, this First Edition model measures 9”x10.75” and 6” tall. The condition is fine with only one irregular lantern in castle forecourt, and absent battery compartment door. The original C.O.A. and “Disneyland” box is included, with minor surface wear and small tears on the flaps. $300-$500

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489. Sleeping Beauty Castle Pictorial Mirror. (Disneyland, 1970s) A souvenir pictorial mirror featuring a vintage photo of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Created by Glassiques, the mirror has reflective portions incorporated around the castle photo. The back of the original wooden frame has an adhered label with a description of the history and construction of this popular Disneyland landmark. Measuring 16.5”x13.5” within the frame, the pictorial mirror is in good condition overall with minor surface wear from previous display. $300-$500

491. The Sword in the Stone Medal with Birthday Button. (Disneyland, c. 1989) The Sword in the Stone Ceremonies lead by Merlin the Magician saw one courageous guest draw the magical sword from the stone and becoming king or queen of Fantasyland. A medallion with ribbon lanyard was subsequently bestowed upon the wielder of the sword in a ceremonious display. Included with this mystical Fantasyland pendant is a contemporaneous “Happy Birthday Button” presumably bearing the name of one prior wielder of Excalibur.

Measuring 2.5” in diameter, the medallion is in good condition with minor creasing to the ribbon from previous possessor. Measuring 3” in diameter, the button is in good condition with minor wear. $100-$200

490. Disneyland 50th Anniversary Castle Jewel Prop. (Disneyland, c.2005) A jewel prop attributed to the décor of the Sleeping Beauty Castle complex at Disneyland, during the celebration of the “Happiest Homecoming Event” in 2005. Measuring 5.25” in diameter and 4” tall, the prop gemstone and pronged setting is in fine Parkused condition, maintaining original welded hardware, with minor wear from original display. $200-$400

492. Fantasyland Crowd Control Pennant. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A crowd control pennant that adorned Fantasyland queue ropes at Disneyland. The pentagonal flag of cloth and vinyl features crown heraldry and is equipped with an upper header for rope feed and mounting. Measuring 13”x10”, the piece is in very good condition with a small slit in the vinyl header, some scratches, spot surface loss, and soiling from original Park display. $200-$400 153

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493. Disneyland Sleeping Beauty Castle Lipview. (Disneyland, c.1955) A vintage Disneyland “Lipview” souvenir lipstick holder. The oval, silver-tone “Lipview” compact features a button clasp revealing an etched metal interior, knobbed metallic handle, and a gold-tone image of Sleeping Beauty Castle on the lid. Measuring 2.25”x1.5” and 0.5” deep, the piece is in very good condition sans mirror, with some rubbing, scratches, scuffs, and finish loss.

Measuring 3.25”x2.5” and 0.5” deep, the original good-condition souvenir box is included, exhibiting some brown toning, surface loss, and missing flaps. $100-$200

494. A Ceramic Disneyland Castle Mug. (Disneyland, c.1950s) A Disneyland ceramic castle mug stein featuring dimensional imagery of the iconic Sleeping Beauty Castle, Disneyland banner, and tree handle. The mug retains a portion of its “Japan” sticker and “Disneyland – Walt Disney Productions” backstamp. Measur9ing 5.25” tall and 3” diameter at the rim, the mug is in fine unused condition with minor crazing to the glaze throughout. $100-$200

496. Disneyland Lunch Box and Thermos. (Disney, 1950s) A tin-litho Disneyland lunch box and thermos manufactured by Aladdin. The Disneyland lunch box celebrates Tomorrowland’s newest adventures of 1959 on every face. While the Submarine Voyage and Monorail Mark I are prominently spotlighted on the faces, highlights include the mighty Matterhorn, the Skyway, the Disneyland Band, the Mark Twain, and the Sailing Ship Columbia. The lunch box is equipped with a collapsible handle, top clasp closure, and an internal arm for securing the thermos with lid. Measuring 7.5”x8” and 3.75” deep and the thermos is 6.5” tall x 3.25” in diameter, both are in good condition with some scratches, scrapes, surface loss, oxidation throughout, and the name “Gladys Landis” etched the lid. $200-$400 154

495. Disneyland Character Shop Souvenir Plate. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A rose tinted French Arcoroc glass plate with a softly scalloped rim engraved with an image of Sleeping Beauty Castle from the Character Shop in Disneyland’s Tomorrowland. The plate has been personalized with additional engravings above and below the castle reading, “Marge Char. Shop.” Measuring 9” in diameter, the piece is in very good condition with light scratching and handling wear. $100-$200

497. Disneyland Sleeping Beauty Castle Compact. (Disneyland, c.1955) A square, dual compartment Disneyland souvenir compact with gold-tone accents featuring stamped Sleeping Beauty Castle imagery on the lid. The top compartment contains a gauze-sifter and powder puff, while the bottom is designed to hold a mirror (absent).

The side of the piece is equipped with hoops for the included goldtone metal lipstick holder, and a gold-tone metal carrying chain is attached at the top. Measuring 2.5”x3.5” and 1” deep, the piece is in good condition with moderate scratching and finish loss overall and heavy oxidation to the center of the chain. $100-$200

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498. Disneyland Amber Glass Ashtray Souvenir. (Disneyland, 1950s) The charming conversation piece features four holders and the imagery of Sleeping Beauty Castle and the Disneyland name established in Amber Glass, with flutes radiating from the center of the piece. Measuring 3.5”x3.5” and .75” deep, this unused souvenir of Disneyland is in fine condition. $100-$200

499. Disneyland Floriform Trinket Tray.

(Disneyland, c.1960s) A ceramic Disneyland souvenir trinket tray in the form of a flower blossom. The face of the tray features a whimsical Sleeping Beauty Castle and Tinker Bell graphic, and the “petals” are outlined in metallic gold. The reverse retains a green and black Disneyland mark. Measuring 5.25” in diameter, the tray is in very good condition with faint surface wear. $100-$200

501. Pre-Opening New Fantasyland Project Binder. (Disneyland, c.1981-1983) A pre-opening project binder for Disneyland’s New Fantasyland. Used and prepared by WED Enterprises, the binder gives a “preliminary scope of overall projects proposed for New Fantasyland,” and was once used for “conceptual evaluation” of all attractions, exhibits, as well as merchandise and food locations. The majority of the information in the binder relates to the production of Peter Pan, Snow White, Mr. Toad, and Pinocchio themed dark rides. Included among the documents are descriptions, site plans, track plans, and black-and-white photocopies. Additional WED Inter-Office Communications relating to the project complete the set. Measuring 11.5”x11.25”, the more than 300-page binder is in very good condition, with minor scuffs and smudges to the cover, small holes to several section dividers, and some corner and handling wear to documents. $200-$400

500. Sleeping Beauty Castle Souvenir Houze Art Glass Tray. (Disneyland, c.1960s) A vintage Disneyland pictorial souvenir tray created by Houze Art. The beveled tray features spectacularly detailed imagery of Sleeping Beauty castle and is presented in the original plastic and cardboard sales box, which retains the Park price tag on the reverse. Measuring 4.75”x3.75”, the piece is in very good condition with only minor wear. The box measures 6”x4.25” and exhibits some splits, surface loss, and handling. $100-$200

502. New Fantasyland Private Party Collection. (Disneyland, 1983) A set of (3) items created for Disneyland’s “The New Fantasyland” refurbishment in 1983. This set includes a counter display with mail order coupons for the event, a poster for “AUSA Party at Disneyland” with matching imagery to the counter display, and a goldplated necklace with a center medallion marking the opening of “The New Fantasyland”. The medallion measures 2.25” in diameter and the chain measures 24” long. The set is in overall very good condition with minor wear from use. $100-$200 155

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503. New Fantasyland Project Team Gift.

(Walt Disney World, 2012) A very rare, limited-edition print created exclusively for Walt Disney Imagineering New Fantasyland Project Team members at Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom. This framed print includes a custom plaque commemorating the “dream come true” with the Grand Opening of New Fantasyland on December 6, 2012. The print is hand-numbered “308/375” and features imagery from the New Fantasyland including Dumbo the Flying Elephant, Gaston’s Tavern, and Under the Sea-Journey of the Little Mermaid. Measuring 26”x26”, this limited edition print measures 26”x26” framed and is in very good condition with little wear. $100-$200

504. “Dumbo the Flying Elephant” Playset. (Disneyland, 2001) Disney Theme Park Edition Dumbo the Flying Elephant Interactive Playset. The good condition action toy playset comes loose but complete with original Minnie and Goofy figures and control switch, all packaged in its original box. Requires (2) AA batteries, not included.

Measuring 10.5”x11”x8.5”, the box is in good used condition, with detached but included figural clamshell, and retains the original price sticker. $100-$200

506. Disneyland Storybook Land Live Narration Script. (Disneyland, 1974) A Vintage Disneyland Storybook Land Cast Member Live Narration Script. The sheet contains the approved live narration for the entirety of the timeless canal boat attraction, including such landmarks as “the cave of the Big Bad Wolf,” the “Skyway which will give you a bird’s eye view of Fantasyland,” Toad Hall, and the “tiny church where Alice goes to Sunday school.” The 4-page document features the name “Storybookland” on the first page, measures 11”x8.5” and is in very good park-used condition, with fold lines and some yellowing to the sheets from age. $300-$500

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505. Casey Jr. Television Tray. (Disneyland, 1961) A tin-litho TV tray featuring artwork of Donald Duck as a conductor riding Casey Jr., the circus train from Dumbo, with Goofy, Pluto, Chip and Dale. The tray is equipped with a pair of fold-out legs on the reverse. Measuring 12.75”x17.5”, the piece is in very good condition with some scuffing and paint loss around the outer lip and faint adhesive residue at the edge of the artwork. $200-$400

507. Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride Cyril Vehicle Model. (Disneyland, 2005) A limited-edition replica of a Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride Vehicle by Kevin Kidney & Jody Dailey. This green model motor car bears the name of Mr. Toad’s trusty steed “Cyril” on the front and includes a wooden base with a plaque in honor of the timeless attraction’s 50th anniversary. The loyal replica is accomplished in resin as an edition of only 500 and includes the original Certificate of Authenticity. Measuring 6”x8” and 6” tall on its base, it is in fair condition having retained notable paint loss on the grill and front left tire from a prior “wild ride.” $200-$400

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508. Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride Letterman Event Jacket. (Disneyland, 1999) A limited-edition Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride jacket produced exclusively for the “Enchanted Evening” event at Disneyland. The suede leather jacket features heraldry of Thaddeus J. Toad, and comedic Latin expressions “Toadi Acceleratio” and “Semper Absurda” on streaming banners, envisioned in embossed embroidery. It is a size large and is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $200-$400

509. Disneyland Hotel Peter Pan’s Flight Concept Art Print.

(Disneyland, c.2000s) A framed print of Imagineer Herb Ryman’s concept art for the Peter Pan’s Flight attraction at Disneyland. Artwork from the history of the park is a fixture of the Disneyland Hotel’s decor, and this framed print was on display at the legendary establishment.

Measuring 11.5”x14.5” visible through a 17.75”x20.75” gold-tone wood frame, the piece is in very good condition. There is some scratching and surface wear to the frame. $300-$500

510. Pinocchio’s Daring Journey Prototype Opening Sign. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A Pinocchio’s Daring Journey opening sign indicating that the attraction would “open at 10:00 a.m.” The sign with text has been accomplished with custom decals on pvc board. Measuring 6”x10”, it is in good Park-used condition. $800-$1,000

511. Pinocchio’s Daring Journey Model by Olszewski. (Disneyland, 2011) An incredible model of Pinocchio’s Daring Journey created by renowned miniaturist Robert Olszewski. This First Edition model includes two interchangeable scenes from the attraction: the Puppet Theatre, and the final show scene with the Blue Fairy giving Pinocchio his wish. There are lighted elements that can run on AA batteries or by power cord. Measuring approximately 13”x10” and 5” tall, the model is in very good condition with minor wear from previous display.

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512. Alice in Wonderland Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1958) An original hand-silkscreened poster for the Alice in Wonderland attraction at Disneyland. Designed by Imagineer Sam McKim, the poster features the popular image of Alice down the rabbit hole with the denizens of Wonderland. Measuring 54”x36”, the piece is in very good condition with minor edge wear, including a couple of small tears. There are several printing errors, including some smearing to the ink on Alice’s face and uneven color application along the top edge. $5,000-$7,000 158

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513. Bob Gurr Signed Mad Tea Party Concept Art Print. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A framed print of Imagineer Bruce Bushman’s concept art for the Mad Tea Party attraction at Disneyland.

Artwork from the history of the park is a fixture of the Disneyland Hotel’s decor, and this framed print was on display at the legendary establishment. Measuring 11.75”x14.25” visible through an 18”x21.75” gold-tone wood frame, the piece is in very good condition with some minor paint crazing, chipping, and surface wear to frame. The glass is signed in blue ink at bottom right by Imagineer Bob Gurr, who contributed toward the engineering of the cup and saucer movement. $300-$500

515. A Set of (2) Mad Tea Party Cups by Kevin & Jody. (Disneyland, 2005) A pair of limited edition Tea Party cups by Kevin Kidney & Jody Daily. Each red and green Mad Tea Party cup and saucer set was adapted by Kevin & Jody for a Limited Edition of 1500, as indicated on the backstamp and boxes of the collectable dishware pieces. Each teacup measuring 3.75” in diameter and 2.5” tall, and each 5.75” diameter saucer is in fine unused condition, in its respective cylindrical window box. Measuring 6” in diameter and 4.5” tall, each box is in good condition with minor wear, and retaining original Disney Parks price labels. $100-$200

514. “Mad Tea Party” Trinket Set by Kevin Kidney. (Disneyland, c.2005) A limited edition “Mad Tea Party” trinket box set designed and sculpted by Kevin Kidney. This 2-piece trinket box set features (1) dimensional whimsical tower topped with Fantasyland standard, Mad Tea Party banner, and metallic Fleur-de-lis finials, and (1) Mickey Mouse going for a spin in a Mad Tea Party Saucer. The set is hand-numbered “0086” of 1955 retaining both its original Certificate of Authenticity and box. Measuring 7”x8.5” and 4.75” tall, the souvenir in very fine condition with some wear to the outer box. $100-$200

516. Walt Disney World Liberty Square Ozalid Concept. (Walt Disney World, 1967) An early Imagineering ozalid concept print for Liberty Square. Dated “6-23-67” for the “Florida Park,” this scarcely seen artwork depicts the “Coffee House Block” with several very early renderings for what would become one of the Magic Kingdom’s original six lands. It measures 18”x31.5” and displays in good condition with minor wearing of the edges, one 1.5” tear to the lower left, and natural browning throughout from age. $400-$600

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517. Skyway Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1956) A hand-silkscreened poster for the Skyway attraction. Designed by Bjorn Aronson, this poster features the Skyway overlooking several early Tomorrowland landmarks. Measuring 54”x36”, the poster is in very good condition with minor wear, including a few small tears at the upper right edge. There is some striation to the color in the text of “Tomorrowland” and very minor bleeding to the ink from printing. $5,000-$7,000 160

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518. Skyway Original Bucket Vehicle. (Disneyland, c.1965-1994) An original Skyway bucket vehicle from Disneyland. During the first few years of the attraction, the Skyway used an unusually shaped rounded bucket, but between 1965 and until the attraction’s closure in 1994, these instantly recognizable rounded rectangular buckets could be seen ferrying passengers across Disneyland. With its sleek look and shape, this Skyway bucket provides a perfect lounging area for guests, or acts as a standalone highlight piece to any Disney collection. Where this vehicle once entertained countless Disneyland guests, now it can continue to entertain guests within the comfort of your own home. The vehicle, in its rich blue paint, measures approximately 68”x51” and 6ft tall. The condition is very good, with some wear throughout from use and some small touched-up areas. Special shipping arrangements will apply. Please inquire before bidding. $100,000-$200,000

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519. Matterhorn Bobsleds Disney Gallery Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1990s) A full-size attraction poster reproduction from the Disney Gallery featuring the Matterhorn Bobsleds. For a very short time, the Disney Gallery offered a limited amount of full-size reproduction attraction posters for many of the well-known Disneyland attractions. This faithful replica measures 54”x36” and is in very good condition with some edge-wear, including several small tears and areas of bending. $5,000-$7,000 162

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520. A Collection of Matterhorn Bobsled Crest Decals. (Disneyland, c.1980s-2000s) A Collection of (3) Matterhorn Bobsled Crest adhesive decals created for vehicle application at Disneyland Park. This collection features (3) variations of the iconic emblem, including: (2) silkscreened decals and (1) printed decal. Measuring 8.25”x7”, two decals are in fine unused condition and retain their 11”x7.5” parchment backing, one of which bears a distinctive perforation pattern. Of the two silkscreened decals, one is in fair Park-used condition with a 2.5” tear but displays gracefully. $300-$500

522. Matterhorn 1978 Cast Member Windbreaker. (Disneyland, 1978) A Matterhorn Windbreaker produced for the Matterhorn Expedition at Disneyland in 1978. The Large size lightweight Weather Tamer windbreaker was manufactured exclusively for Cast Members, and commemorates the re-opening of the Matterhorn in 1978, with and embroidered chest patch. The vintage 1970s garment features two deep panel pockets, elastic cuffs, an adjustable hood, lower drawstring, zipper with slider bearing the official Weather Tamer insignia, and exhibits in good used condition with only a few small light discolorations. $100-$200

521. Matterhorn Summer 1978 Large Mug. (Disneyland, 1978) A souvenir ceramic mug commemorating the “Matterhorn Bobsleds” at Disneyland attraction. The mug reads “Matterhorn-Summer 1978”, referencing the massive refurbishment to the attraction that included the addition of three abominable snowmen. Measuring 5” tall and 3.375” in diameter (not including handle), the mug is in good unused condition with minor wear. $100-$200

523. Disneyland “Snow White Dark Ride” Project Binder (Disneyland, 1982) A “Snow White Dark Ride Project Description” binder describing “Scope Level II” of the dark ride as it relates to New Fantasyland development. Included amongst more than 80-pages of project details are sections devoted to Figure Animation, Prop Animation, Audio Requirements, Special Effects, and more. Measuring 11.5”x10.25”, the binder and contents are in very good condition, with minor scuffing to the cover and minimal handling wear. $300-$500 163

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524. Snow White’s Scary Adventures Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1983) A Snow White’s Scary Adventures attraction poster created for the renovation and reimagining of the classic Disneyland attraction in 1983. The poster print captures Leticia Leiever’s artwork, which tempts heroines to “Venture into the Dark Forest, Meet Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs But Watch Out For the Wicked Witch.”

Measuring 36”x24”, the print displays in fine condition overall, with only slight curling and edge wear from storage. $600-$900

525. Snow White’s Scary Adventure Poison Apple Prop.

(Disneyland, c.1960s-70s) An original poison apple prop from Snow White’s Scary Adventure at Disneyland. Infamously, in the early years of the park, many guests would happily oblige the old hag’s invitation by stealing the offered poison apple prop. It became such a problem that cast members would keep a spare supply of apples backstage to replace as needed. This apple prop is hand-painted with florescent UV paint over plastic to react to the black light used within the attraction.

Measuring approximately 3” in diameter and 3.5” tall, the prop is in good condition with some surface wear throughout including worn areas to the paint. $800-$1,000 526. Snow White and Enchanting Musical Poison Apple Set. (Disneyland, 2004) A “poison apple” gift created to commemorate the grand opening of Snow White: An Enchanting Musical at Disneyland’s Fantasyland Theatre in. The plastic “poison” apple is printed with the title and logo of the show and rests within a royal blue velvet-covered box with a three-dimensional resin monogram D on the lid. The box measures 7.5”x12.5” and 4.25” deep and the set is in very good condition with some color transfer to the velvet box lining from the apple.

The decorative metal elbows have fallen off three of the corners on the bottom of the base. A well-used Guide to the Magic brochure from the show’s opening month dated March 5-18 is also included. $100-$200

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527. It’s a Small World Mary Blair Concept Lithograph. (Disneyland, c.2000s) A high quality serigraph print of Mary Blair’s concept artwork for It’s a Small World. Created as part of the Walt Disney Imagineering Serigraphs collection at the Disney Gallery, this print features Blair’s facsimile signature in the lower-right and is numbered 118/240 at the lower-left. It measures 25.5”x35 and is in very fine condition. $300-$500

529. Pair of It’s a Small World Crowd Control Flags. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A pair of crowd control flags from the It’s a Small World Attraction in Disneyland’s Fantasyland. Constructed of cloth and vinyl, both flags feature a purple and lavendar checkerboard pattern with a heraldic fleur-de-lis graphic. One flag reads “No Stroller Parking” and is equipped with braided plastic ropes emanating from either side of the top, terminating in metal clips. The other flag self-fastens with velcro and is intended to demarcate the attraction’s queue. Both measure 13”x10” and are in very good condition with some slits to the vinyl, rubbing, scratches, and spot surface loss. $200-$400

528. Sherman Bros Signed It’s a Small World Sheet Music.

(Disney, c.1979) A sheet music folder featuring a piano, vocal, and guitar arrangement of It’s a Small World, the theme song of the iconic theme park attraction, composed by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman and published by Wonderland Music Co. Inc. Both Sherman brothers have signed the front cover. Richard, in green ink, writes, “To Evelyn-All our best!! Richard M Sherman,” and Robert signs in black ink, “Robert B. Sherman.” The green felt tip pen ink has developed a slight yellow chemical halo, which bleeds through to the back of the page. Measuring 12”x9”, the piece is in good condition with a slight bend and scuff in the lower right corner. The back of the folder retains a “Paid” ink stamp and a price tag sticker. $300-$500

530. Signed It’s a Small World Costume Design Print. (Disney, 2001) A limited-edition print featuring Marc Davis’ c.1963 production artwork of three dolls featured within the It’s a Small World attraction at Disneyland. The print of the drawings feature dolls representing “Rumania [sic]”, Denmark, and Bali. The limited-edition lithographic print is signed by Alice Davis and hand numbered 64/150. Measuring 28”x12”, the print is in fine condition, with Disneyana COA included. $300-$500 165

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531. It’s a Small World Mary Blair Silk Scarf. (Disneyland, 2011) A silk scarf inspired by Mary Blair’s original concept artwork for the It’s a Small World attraction, released in celebration of the ride’s 45th anniversary. The multicolored silk scarf retains its original hang tag and gift box packaging. Measuring 18x18, the piece remains in fine, as-new condition. The box measures 5.5”x9.75” and 0.75” deep and exhibits only minor wear. $100-$200

532. It’s a Small World Audio Demo Sounds Box. (Disneyland, c.1980s) An acrylic box containing a battery powered audio circuit board and speaker. When a AA battery is inserted into the cradle and a toggle switch flip, the circuit board plays a synthesized version of the Sherman Bros.’s iconic attraction theme, “It’s a Small World After All.” Measuring 3.75”x7” and 4.5” deep, the piece is in very good condition with some age discoloration to the adhesive and surface wear. $100-$200

533. 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 World’s Fair personnel, and provided access to special pre-opening preview dates on April 17, 18, 19, or 20. Featuring a green border rather than the blue seen on standard tickets, the front has the classic image of the children of the world in their boat with flags overhead, while the reverse shows the Tower of the Four Winds.

Measuring 5.5”x2”, the unused tickets are in very good condition with minor edge-wear and some surface wear. $400-$800

534. Mary Blair It’s a Small World Teapot, Mugs, & Coasters.

(Disneyland, 2011) A ceramic teapot and set of (4) mugs and (4) coasters inspired by Mary Blair’s concept artwork for It’s a Small World. Released in honor of the attraction’s 45th anniversary, the handled ceramic mugs each depict concept art for a different portion of the attraction, and have “Hello” and “Goodbye” in the native language of the area of the world depicted in the art on the interior rim. The mugs each measure 3.75”x5” and 3.75” deep, the coasters 3.5”x3.5”, and the teapot 10” long and 7.5” tall. All items are in fine condition. The mugs exhibiting some minor wear to the bottom of their bases. $400-$800

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Some of the older attractions still exist today in one form or another, such as Autopia and the Submarine Voyage, while later attractions such as Space Mountain and Star Tours have also become staples of the Tomorrowland experience.

535. Disneyland TWA Travel Poster. (Disneyland, 1955) A rare and highly sought after Trans World Airlines Disneyland travel poster designed by iconic artist David Klein. A mix of lithography and vibrant dayglo silk-screened detail and lettering, this iconic poster predates the blacklight craze inspired by the 1960s counterculture. The TWA sponsored Moonliner is prominently placed amongst landmarks representing the various park lands, capturing the prevailing spirit of boundless possibility through technological innovation embraced by both Disney and their corporate partner. Rolled and never folded, the poster measures 40”x25” and is in very good condition with only faint corner creasing, edge wear, and handling. $3,000-$5,000

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537. Mission Space Rocket Pen in Box. (Epcot, 2003) A very rare pen created in the opening year of Mission: Space at Epcot. The pen features applied text of “Mission Space” and “Walt Disney World Resort” and sits in its holder to form a rocket shape. It stands 6” tall on its holder. The pen is in very fine condition and comes in its original box and packaging. $100-$200

536. Rocket to the Moon Disney Gallery Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1990s) A fullsize attraction poster reproduction from the Disney Gallery for the Rocket to the Moon. For a very short time, the Disney Gallery offered a limited amount of full-size reproduction attraction posters for many of the well-known Disneyland attractions. The Rocket to the Moon attraction poster is one of the most sought-after attraction posters, and features the stunning designs of Imagineer Bjorn Aronson. This faithful replica measures 54”x36” in a 56.5”x38.5” frame, and appears to be in very good condition overall with some surface scuffing and wear to the frame and plexiglass. The poster has not been examined out of frame. $300-$500

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538. Mission to Mars Lab Coat Patch & Prop letter. (Disneyland, 1970) An oversized and seldom seen embroidered jacket patch worn by the animatronic cast at Mission Control, and a prop document, both used in the Mission to Mars attraction. The Mission Control patch could have been seen on the backs of the animatronic character’s lab coats, while the document has placeholder text throughout. The patch measures 4”x8” and the letter measures 11”x8.5”. The pair is in very good condition with some handling wear. $400-$600

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539. Tomorrowland Reopening Signed & Numbered Passport Set. (Disneyland, 1998) A collector’s series of (3) limited-edition Disneyland passports commissioned for the Grand Reopening of Tomorrowland. The collection of Regular One-Day Disneyland Park Passports feature the popular Tomorrowland attractions presented in reflective colors, as imagined by artist Joe Spencer. The Disneyland Passports vary in dimension and are mounted within a 16”x19.75” metal frame.

Included is the Disneyland COA numbered “0445/1000”, and is signed

by Paul Pressler (Disneyland Resort President), and Walt Disney Imagineers Joe Spencer, Bob Gurr, and George McGinnis. $200-$400

540. Tomorrowland Space Carnival Set. (Disneyland, c.1955) A Tomorrowland Space Carnival by WEN MAC. The Tomorrowland Space Carnival set comes with the parts to assemble the Moon Orbit, Space Wheel, and Rocket Ride “that will delight youngsters everywhere.” Assembly is required. Included are the vital drive shafts, pulley, tripod lock top, and suspension arm retainer. The Control Console and Motor are also included but nonfunctioning, and the pins of some “satellite vehicles” are missing. Toys come contained in the bottom portion of good condition “Disneyland Giant Action Toys from WEN MAC” box. Measuring 24”x24” and 7.5” deep, the box (sans lid) exhibits some creasing, wear, and discoloration. $100-$200

541. Pair of Tomorrowland Crowd Control Flags. (Disneyland, c.2010s) A pair of crowd control flags from Tomorrowland attractions, such as Space Mountain.

Constructed of cloth and vinyl, both flags feature a futuristic pattern and are equipped with a sleeve at the top. One flag reads “No Stroller Parking” and is equipped with braided plastic ropes emanating from either side of the top, terminating in metal clips.

The other flag is intended to demarcate an attraction queue. Both measure 13”x10” and are in very good condition with some slits to the vinyl, rubbing, scratches, and spot surface loss. $200-$400

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542. Monorail Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1961) A hand-silkscreened attraction poster for the Disneyland-Alweg Monorail. Designed by Paul Hartley, this poster is known for its subtle metallic grey paint that has a soft shimmer under light. Measuring 54”x36”, the poster is in poor condition with heavy edge-wear, including multiple areas of heavy creasing and tearing with a 3” torn section at the upper right. There is a 25” tear running down the center of the poster. It and several smaller tears have been repaired on the reverse with tape, and there are spots of creasing throughout. $4,000-$6,000 170

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543. John Hench Signed Crossing Monorails Concept Art Print. (Disneyland, ca. 1990s) A limited edition print of Disney Legend John Hench’s iconic crossing monorails concept art for Disneyland. Introduced to the park in 1959, the elevated trains are depicted with a sense of awe and astonishment in Hench’s painting, like gleaming chrome rockets gliding through outer space. The print is signed in pencil at bottom left, “John Hench,” and hand-numbered at bottom right, “286/300.” The artwork retains a debossed Disney Gallery stamp at lower left. Measuring 23.75”x34.25”, the print is in good condition, exhibiting sports of surface abrasion with loss at center and upper right, tide lines in the blank margin at upper right, and smudging in the blank borders. $300-$500

545. Monsanto Hall of Chemistry Illustrated Souvenir. (Disneyland, c.19551958) A souvenir brochure from Monsanto’s Hall of Chemistry exhibit in Tomorrowland.

The pamphlet unfolds to tell the story of “the enormous contribution of chemistry to the world around us,” preserving the look of the original wall mounted displays with full-color illustrations. Measuring s 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. $100-$200

544. Herb Ryman House of the Future Disney Gallery Print.

(Disneyland, 1997) A limited edition print of an original Herb Ryman sketch for Disneyland’s House of the Future, sold by the Disney Gallery. Created for the gallery’s tenth anniversary, this beautiful print showcases Ryman’s concept of the futuristic home’s distinctive style.

The print is hand-numbered 7/300 and is debossed with the Disney Gallery logo at the lower right corner. With an image size of 8.5”x13” on the 11”x14” card stock, the print is in good condition with some edge-wear. There are a few spots of surface wear to the image, including color wear and scuffing. $300-$500

546. Disneyland “The Story of Aluminum” Booklet. (Disneyland, 1955) A copy of “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, as elucidated within the popular Disneyland exhibit. This 14-page booklet measures 7.5”x5.25” and is in fine condition. $100-$200

547. Adventure thru Inner Space Cast Member Trivia Sheet. (Disneyland, 1970s) A very rare cast member document of trivia facts relating to Monsanto’s Adventure thru Inner Space. These trivia sheets could be used by cast members when talking with guests waiting in line or near the entrance to the attraction, and contain such details as the size of the Mighty Microscope, the number of colored lights in the ceiling, the number of mirrors in the main entry hall, the number of atomobiles, and much more. The 4-page document is in very good park-used condition with fold lines and some handling wear. $200-$400

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549. Set of (4) Art Corner Flip Books.

(Disneyland, c.1950s) A set of (4) unique Disneyland flip books from the Art Corner. The flip books feature scenes for Mickey, Chip & Dale, Pluto, and Donald Duck. Measuring 3”x3.75”, the books are in very good condition with mild discoloration, smudges, and very minor wear from use. $100-$200

548. Ludwig Von Drake Original Production Cel. (Disney, 1961) An original handpainted production cel from the Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color episode, “The Hunting Instinct.” The cel has been trimmed and matted over a printed background from 101 Dalmatians as prepared for sale at The Art Corner in Disneyland. The backing board retains the gold Disneyland label. Measuring 10”x8” visible through the 14”x11” mat with an image size of 7.25”x4”, the cel is in good condition with some paint cracking, loss, and pigment transfer in the face, lab coat, vest, and feet. The mat exhibits brown toning and edge wear. $400-$600

550. “Keep a Stiff Upper Lip!” Art Corner Sign. (Disneyland, c.1959) A souvenir sign featuring Donald Duck from Disneyland’s “Art Corner” in Tomorrowland. These novelty signs were popular “Art Corner” souvenirs, and featured humorous sayings such as this “Keep a Stiff Upper Lip!” sign with Donald having an injured bill. The sign is silkscreened on board, and an original “Art Corner” unused mailing label is taped to the back side.

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551. Autopia Disney Gallery Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, c.1990s) An Autopia 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” in a 56.5”x38.5” frame, and appears to be in very good condition overall with some surface scuffing and wear to the frame and plexiglass. The poster has not been examined out of frame. $5,000-$7,000

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553. A Pair of Autopia Track Markers. (Disneyland, c.1980s) A pair of small, galvanized metal track markers used on Autopia at Disneyland. The triangular markers were manufactured in the Sheet Metal Department of the Backstage Cycling Shop, and used to designate specific points along the Autopia track. The markers reading “A T 24” and “A T 48” were retained by a Cast Member after removal from service. An unusual and seldom seen part of Disneyland history, the triangular markers measure 2”x2” and are in very good Park-used condition. $200-$400

552. Carousel of Progress Narration Spiel. (Disneyland, 1972) A rare cast member hostess script for the live narration heard within General Electric’s Carousel of Progress. The sheet contains the approved “spiels” for the Load area, Unload area, and Speed Ramp section of the attraction. Featuring a revision date of January 1972, the document measures 11”x8.5” and is in fair park used condition, with fold lines and some yellowing to the sheet. $200-$400

554. Autopia Limited Edition Trinket Box. (Disneyland, c.2005) A limited edition collectible trinket box designed and sculpted by Kevin Kidney. This trinket box is number 0184 in an edition of 1955.

This charming collectible comes in its original packaging and box, and includes its Certificate of Authenticity. The figure measures 4.75” tall and is in very fine condition. $100-$200 174

555. Autopia 2000 Project Team Jacket. (Disneyland, 2000) A very rare jacket created exclusively for the project team that work on the large Autopia refurbishment in the year 2000. The two existing Autopia tracks were replaced, and a new and larger track was installed for the now Chevron-sponsored attraction. The jacket features 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-$500

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556. Submarine Voyage Disney Gallery Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1990s) A full-size attraction poster reproduction from the Disney Gallery for the Submarine Voyage. For a short time, the Disney Gallery offered a limited amount of full-size reproduction attraction posters for many of the well-known Disneyland attractions. This faithful replica measures 54”x36” and is in very good condition with minor wear, including a small tear on the upper left edge. $500-$700 175

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557. Submarine Voyage Starfish Prop. (Disneyland, c.1980s-90s) A prop starfish from the Submarine Voyage attraction in Disneyland’s Tomorrowland. The starfish is molded in a dense hard foam. Measuring approximately 5” in diameter, the prop is in very good condition. $400-$600

559. Submarine Voyage Coral Prop. (Disneyland, c.1980s-90s) A hand-painted section of coral, used as decoration within Disneyland’s Submarine Voyage. In certain cases, such as this, it was easier and likely more cost effective to simply paint actual coral than to task a decorator to replicate it from scratch. The coral section measures 11” long at its longest point, and is in very good condition with some chips and breaks to several tips throughout. $400-$600

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558. Submarine Voyage Spider Conch Shell Prop. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A hand-pained lambis lambis “spider conch” shell, used as decoration within Disneyland’s Submarine Voyage. In certain cases, such as this, it was easier and likely more cost effective to simply paint an actual shell than to task a decorator to replicate one from scratch.

The shell measures 9.75” long at its longest point, and is in very good condition with some color fading to the exposed top portion of the shell, and a few small chips at the underside. $400-$600

560. Submarine Voyage Large Fish Prop. (Disneyland, 1970s) A large prop fish from the Submarine Voyage attraction at Disneyland.

The fish is beautifully hand-painted and composed of hallow fiberglass with two hooks on the underside for securing it in place. Measuring 10” tall and 17.5” long, it is in good park used condition. There are several chips, scuffs, and spots of discoloration and weathering from its long life of use within the attraction. $500-$700

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561. Space Mountain Cast Premiere Packet. (Disneyland, 1977) A cast member packet for the premiere of Space Mountain. The outer folder contains a special Space Mountain edition of Disneyland Line magazine, two unused bumper stickers, a cast premiere button, and two numbered cast member tickets to the attraction’s premiere event.

The outer folder measures 12”x9” and its contents are in good condition with some creases and surface wear. $200-$400

562. WED Imagineering Space Mountain Bag & Ticket. (Disneyland, 1977) An original carrying bag and admission ticket from a WED Imagineering “Space Mountain Day” at Disneyland on May 22, 1977.

This exclusive event for WED & MAPO employees occurred a few days prior to the official grand opening of the attraction, and these items feature the “Space Mountain” attraction building and note the event.

The bag reads “DASA” for Disneyland’s “Space Mountain”, and the ticket comes in a metallic blue and silver with its Main Gate Admission stub still intact. The bag measures approximately 14”x12” and the ticket measures 5”x2”. The condition is very good with minor wear to the bag. $200-$400

563. Signed John Hench PeopleMover & Rocket Jets Concept. (Disneyland, 1997) A signed concept art lithograph featuring Imagineer John Hench’s design for Tomorrowland. Proudly depicting the PeopleMover and Rocket Jets, the lithograph features Hench’s rendering from 1965 and was offered through the Disney Gallery. It is signed by Hench in ink at the lower-right and is hand-numbered 228/300. It measures 11”x14” and is in very good condition with a few very tiny specks of discoloration and a faint crease in the top-left corner. It comes with its original Disney Gallery COA with biography sheet on Hench. There is some weathering to its plain white envelope. $300-$500

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564. A Pair of PeopleMover Door Decals. (Disneyland, c.1970s) A pair of door safety stickers used for the WEDway PeopleMover attraction. This set was used to remind guests of potential safety issues, and read, “Please keep hands and arms off doors and railings” and “Doors are Self-Opening” with indicator arrows. The stickers measure approximately 4.25”x4.25” and have not been trimmed to the image. Both are in very good condition with minor surface wear and are unused and still attached to their original backing paper. $200-$400

565. Set of (5) Rocket Rods Blueline Prints. (Disneyland, 1997) A set of (5) blueline construction prints used in the development of the short-lived Rocket Rods attraction.

The successor to the PeopleMover, it debuted on its same track as part of the 1998 New Tomorrowland project. These blueline prints depict various details of the loading and unloading areas, and include a few minor hand-written notes on one sheet. Each print measures 36”x46” and the set is in overall good used condition with handling wear, including small creases and tears along the edges. $500-$700 566. No Lot

567. America Sings Unopened Press Preview Record.

(Disneyland, 1974) An extremely rare unopened promotional copy of the America Sings: The Original Sound Track of the Disneyland Attraction 33rpm vinyl LP. The specially designed album sleeve designates this record as “A Souvenir of the Press Preview Grand Opening-June 30, 1974.” Featuring Burl Ives as Sam the Eagle and music arranged and conducted by Buddy Baker, the soundtrack traces the history of American popular music from the 1770s to the 1970s. The sleeve remains factory sealed in the original plastic shrink wrap. Measuring 12.5”x12.5”, the piece is in fine condition with only minor corner wear. $100-$200

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568. Star Tours Souvenir Attraction Poster. (Disneyland, 1986) A Star Tours Disneyland souvenir poster by Tim Delaney. StarSpeeders, R2-D2, C-3PO, and RX-24 are portrayed by artist Tim Delaney, in celebration of “the ultimate adventure” from “the creative forces of Disney and George Lucas.” Measuring 24”x18”, the poster is in fine condition with minor edge wear. $300-$500 179

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570. Innoventions Dream Home Project Team Shirt. (Disneyland, 2008) An “Innoventions Dream Home Team” shirt from a Tomorrowland event on June 16, 2008. The “Aloha” shirt motif features tropical palm and taro intermingled with the innovative technology of the “Dream Home” of the future, on exhibition from 1998 through 2012. Measuring a size Extra Large, the shirt is in fine unused condition, and includes its original plastic packaging. $100-$200 569. Charles Boyer Signed Star Tours Print. (Disneyland, 1986) A limited edition lithographic print featuring Charles Boyer’s Star Tours-themed composition, “Magical Smiles III-Now the Adventure is Real.” Created to promote the then-upcoming Star Wars-inspired attraction, the print is signed and edition numbered by the artist in pencil at lower right, “Charles Boyer 568/1000.” A Disney COA is included. Measuring 24”x18” with an image area of 21”x16”, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

571. New Tomorrowland Cast Member Silk Scarf & Tie. (Disneyland, 1992) A New Tomorrowland Cast Member exclusive silk scarf and tie. The pair features Imagineer Joe Spencer’s powerful imagery of the Orbitron, and the concise expression “Tomorrowland – Imagination and Beyond” established in a bold color palette. The 100% silk scarf measures 42”x11”, and the tie measures 54” long. Both items are in very good condition. $100-$200 180

572. Paul Wenzel New Tomorrowland Print Display. (Disneyland, 1998) A framed display containing (3) postcard prints of concept art by Paul Wenzel for New Tomorrowland attractions. Featuring the Astro Orbitor, Observatron, and Space Mountain, the display is completed by a metal plaque etched with Walt Disney’s prophetic words from the dedication of the futuristic park land on Disneyland’s Opening Day, July 17, 1955. An additional copy of each of the 3 postcard prints has been adhered face down to the paper covering on the back of the frame, with each bearing a capsule biography of Wenzel’s career at Disney. The prints measure roughly 6”x4.25” and the entire display is 16”x21” and 1.75” thick. The contents are in fine condition.

The frame exhibits some surface and edge wear, and tearing to the backing paper. $200-$400

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573. “Tomorrowland 2055” Project Team Jacket. (Disneyland, 1993) A project jacket for the never-realized Tomorrowland 2055 land refurbishment project. This project was meant to revitalize Tomorrowland to give it an extraterrestrial focus, but was cancelled, due in part to the financial loss of Disneyland Paris. The blue and black jacket features the Tomorrowland 2055 logo embroidered on the chest and back. The jacket is a size L, and is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $300-$500

574. Super Hero HQ Marvel Comics Wallpaper. (Disneyland, 2015) A segment of wall paper created for the Super Hero HQ in Disneyland’s Tomorrowland. The printed wallpaper features cover images of classic Marvel comics including The Incredible Hulk #156, The Amazing Spider-Man #136, Strange Tales #166 with Doctor Strange and Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., Tales of Suspense #52 with Iron Man, Iron Fist #8, and Black Panther #7. Measuring 52”x19”, the piece is in very good condition with a few scattered pinholes and some minor soiling to the exposed adhesive backing. $100-$200

575. Mickey’s Toontown Commemorative Passport. (Disneyland, 1993) A commemorative passport created for the grand opening of Mickey’s Toontown. The passport is numbered 2745 and comes framed with a custom plaque. The perforated “Toon for a Day” mission stub is still attached at the right edge. Measuring 4”x14” within its 8.75”x18.25” frame, the passport is in very good condition with minor wear to the frame. $200-$400 181

VAN EATON GALLERIES PRESENTS When it opened in 2019, Galaxy’s Edge became the first new land in Disneyland in over 25 years.

It was designed as an immersive land that would take guests to the fictional planet of Batuu within the Star Wars universe. Although controversial among some fans for its representation of a franchise that did not originate with Disney, the new land has been consistently popular with guests who are thrilled to finally be able to experience the world of Star Wars firsthand.

576. Stormtrooper Life-Size Display. (Disney, 2016) A lifesize Stormtrooper display created in celebration of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Working in partnership with Lucasfilm, the Stormtrooper armor was created from precision 3D scans of an actual screen-used armor set provided from production.

The figure is constructed of fiberglass and resin, fully painted and finished with manufactured undercuts for an added sense of depth and dimensionality. Fixed in a menacing battle pose, the First Order trooper wields a replica F-11D blaster rifle with push-button illuminating action and includes a removable red leather officer’s shoulder pauldron. The statue is mounted to a custom base with a working central light-up First Order insignia. The Stormtrooper measures approximately 63.5” tall, 28” wide, and 37” deep, and the display base is 41.5” in diameter. The photo shown here is presented for reference only; the display being offered is new in its original crate. Some assembly will be required. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates. $4,000-$6,000

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577. Set of (5) Star Wars Weekends Pins. (Walt Disney World, 2009) A set of (5) limited edition pins created for Star Wars Weekends at Walt Disney World. The majority of the pins were limited to 1,000 pieces are rotate to switch between character depictions and logos for those characters, such as the Rebel Alliance and Empire logos. Most pins measure 2”x2” and the set is in very fine condition with little wear, including some creasing to the backing cards. $200-$400 578. Smugglers Run Cast Member Vest.

(Disneyland, 2019) A cast member uniform vest for the Star Wars: Millennium Falcon-Smugglers Run attraction in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. The futuristic vest features a padded standing collar, scalloped shoulders, a grid print open front with a molded rubber Millennium Falcon patch on the right chest, fabric tool loops and molded rubber faux electronics at the left chest, large waist patch pockets, and a mesh back. The piece retains an internal Disney World Wide Services barcode label. A size “3XL,” the vest is in very good condition with only minor wear. $100-$200

579. Luke Skywalker Guitar. (Peavey, 2014) A limited edition electric guitar created by Peavey Electronics as a San Diego Comic-Con exclusive. The officially licensed product is numbered 24 of only 50 made, and is titled “Luke Skywalker Rockmaster.” The guitar measures approximately 38.5” tall. It is in very fine condition. $300-$500 183

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580. Return of the Jedi Style-B Half Sheet. (LucasFilm, 1983) An original Style-B half sheet poster for Return of the Jedi. Featuring the incredible artwork of Kazuhiko Sano, this lithographically printed cardstock poster measures 22”x28”. The condition is good overall with minor edge-wear, a few small creases, and some yellowing to the white margins on the left-side of the poster. The poster has been custom framed with archival glass for its continued preservation. $300-$500

581. Multi-Signed Star Wars Cast Photo. (Lucasfilm, c.1990s) A very rare Star Wars promotional photo signed by all three of the principle cast, Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, and Harrison Ford. The signatures were obtained by the original owner at different appearances and signing events. A Van Eaton Galleries certificate of authenticity is included to attest to the provenance. The 8”x10” photo comes in a 12.25”x14.25” frame. The photo is in very fine condition. There is some display wear to the frame. $800-$1,500

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582. Pair of Star Wars: The Force Awakens Metal Prints.

(Disney, 2015) A pair of exclusive metal prints created prior to the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The prints were only offered at D23 as part of the Star Wars: Force for Change event to benefit the UNICEF Kid Power initiative. The prints depict the heroes and villains of the new film, and measure 20”x20” each. Both are in very fine condition. $1,000-$2,000

A VISIT TO DISNEYLAND In 1991, Disney announced WestCOT, a massive expansion to Disneyland inspired by EPCOT Center and Walt Disney World’s multi-park model. Although the financial struggles of the newly opened Disneyland Paris contributed to the abandonment of the ambitious project by 1995, the idea of a resort expansion persisted. Instead of the originally envisioned WestCOT, the Disneyland Resort opened Disney California Adventure in February of 2001. Based on the history and culture of the state of California, the newest park has been home to numerous iconic attractions, including Goofy’s Sky School, Ariel’s Undersea Adventure, and the Tower of Terror, as well as the popular Cars Land. Props and other artifacts from California Adventure are popular with collectors as they document the journey of the park over its 20-year existence.

583. California Adventure Opening Day Poster.

(California Adventure, 2001) A special Disney’s California Adventure poster created for the theme park’s grand opening celebration. The poster juxtaposes new attractions like Soarin’ Over California, the Sun Wheel, and Grizzly River Run with imagery from Disney and Golden State history, illustrating the conceptual inspiration for the park. Rolled and never folded, the poster measures 20.5”x27.5” and is in very good condition with minor edge wear, scattered stress lines, and creases throughout. $200-$400

584. California Adventure Opening Day Imagineering Map. (California Adventure, 2001) A stylized park map created to celebrate the Grand Opening of Disney’s California Adventure on February 8, 2001. This version of the map was an Imagineering exclusive and features an embossed Walt Disney Imagineering logo at the lower right.

The map measures 26.5”x34.25” and is in good condition, stored rolled, with some edge-wear including light creases throughout. $300-$500

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585. California Adventure Cast Member Exclusive Print. (California Adventure, 2001) A cast member-exclusive limited edition lithographic print of a concept painting created for Disney California Adventure by artist R. Tom Gilleon. Released as part of the Cast Member Commemorative Series, the artwork, depicting the Grizzly Peak portion of the park, is signed and hand-numbered in pencil at bottom right, “R. Tom Gilleon 1390/4000.” The print retains an embossed series stamp at bottom left. Measuring 14.5”x20” with an image size of 11”x17”, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

586. Set of (10) California Adventure Blueline Prints. (California Adventure, 1999) A rare set of (10) construction blueline prints from California Adventure. These pre-opening technical prints provide a fascinating behind-the-scenes look of Golden State, one of the original four lands of the Park. Each blueline measures 18”x24” and the set is in very good condition with some handling wear and small spots of discoloration from use. $700-$900 186

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587. Charles Boyer Signed California Adventure Print. (California Adventure, 2001) A cast-member exclusive limited edition lithographic print celebrating the Golden State and Disney’s California Adventure park by artist Charles Boyer.

Released as part of the Cast Member Commemorative Series, the artwork is signed and hand-numbered in pencil at bottom right, “Charles Boyer 2960/4000.”

The print retains an embossed series stamp at bottom left. Measuring 14.5”x20” with an image size of 11”x17”, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $300-$500

588. California Adventure Park Hours Sign. (California Adventure, 2015) A park used sign notifying Disney California Adventure guests of an early 9:00 p.m. closing time. The PVC board sign was used during Disneyland Resort’s Diamond Celebration 60th anniversary festivities, and is equipped with applied velcro pads on the reverse for mounting. Measuring 20”x17.75”, the piece is in very good condition with some surface scratches, scuffs, and impressions of varying sizes. $300-$500

589. California Adventure Street Finial Prototype. (California Adventure, c.1998) A rare prototype for the street finials to be installed around the Disneyland Resort property. The Anaheim Beautification project began in 1998 and these finials would have been seen around Disneyland and California Adventure during the opening years of the new Disneyland Resort. Measuring 13” tall, the painted metal finial prototype is in very fine condition with minor surface wear. $300-$500

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590. California Adventure Mickey Ear Finial. (California Adventure, c.2001) A gorgeous Mickey-ear finial, as used along the perimeter of Disney California Adventure Park. The sturdy painted metal finial is an instantly recognizable installation from the earliest years of California Adventure, and would make a charming accent piece to any Disney fan’s collection. It measures 8.75” tall and is in very good condition with minor wear along the connecting point of the base and some surface paint wear. $300-$500

592. Pair of California Adventure Double Sided Banners. (California Adventure, 2018) A pair of double-sided banners from Disney California Adventure Park. Featuring the slogan “Get More Happy,” above photographic imagery of a smiling child and distant Mickey’s Fun Wheel, the two sturdy banners with Velcro-backed headers measure an impressive 36.5” long and 18” wide, each. Their condition is very good with only minor surface wear from Park display. $100-$200 188

591. A “California Adventure” Imagineering Retrospective.

(California Adventure, 1991) A copy of “The Great California Adventure” Imagineering Retrospective published by the WDI Communications Department. The 24-page publication tells the story of Imagineering Disney’s California Adventure and Disneyland Resort through the words of numerous Walt Disney Imagineering California Adventure Project Managers and dozens of colorful photographs.

Contents include DCA Press Event coverage, and a “Final Word” by Marty Sklar. Measuring 9”x12”, the cover has minor wear and scuffs, while the 24-pages are in good condition, but due to a printing error, are not trimmed on the upper side. $100-$200

593. California Adventure Grand Opening Bomber Jacket.

(California Adventure, 2001) A limited edition 2001 California Adventure Inaugural Celebration black leather bomber jacket. The jacket features a folded collar, an embroidered event logo on the left chest, waist slash pockets, elastic waist and sleeve cuffs, and concealed zipper front closure. The back of the jacket boasts a large, full-color embroidered patch depicting an elaborate Grand Opening graphic logo. The quilted interior lining retains a Port Authority maker’s patch and the embroidered text “Limited Edition” on the interior chest pocket. A size “L,” the jacket remains in fine condition. $300-$500

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594. WESTCOT 2000 Press Button with Ribbon. (Disneyland, c.1990s) A WestCOT 2000 Press Button with Ribbon for a related Press Event. The Press event divulged details of WestCOT-a planned expansion to Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California, patterned after EPCOT Center in Lake Buena Vista, Florida.

Measuring 7.5”x2.75”, the button and ribbon are in good condition, with minor oxidation to the button back and creases, discoloration, wear to the ribbon from age. $100-$200

596. Set of (5) Disney’s California Adventures Playsets. A(California Adventure, 2000s) A set of (5) Disney’s California Adventures Playsets. The set of includes the Mini Monorail, King Triton’s Carousel of the Sea, Sun Wheel, Golden Zephyr, and Orange Stinger. Original figures, battery pack/connectors, operating manuals, and decals are included.

Each box measures approximately 10.75”x9.5” and 9.25” deep. The set in good condition, exhibiting creasing and wear to plastic windows and boxes throughout. $300-$500

595. Pair of WESTCOT 2000 & Annual Passholder 2000 Pins.

(California Adventure, 2000) A very rare pair of pins, one WESTCOT 200 pin, and one annual passport 2000 pin. WESTCOT 2000 was an Orange County non-profit organization which sought to provide and encourage citizen’s support for Disneyland’s efforts in developing The Disneyland Resort. These pins were created for the committee’s members and select special recipients. The WESTCOT 2000 pin measures 0.6”x1” while the AP pin measures 1”x1”. Both are in good used condition with some tarnishing. $100-$200

597. California Adventure Festival of Holidays Park Sign.

(California Adventure, c.2018) A Disney Festival of Holidays sign utilized at California Adventure. The seasonal celebration of Christmas, Hanukkah, Diwali, Kwanzaa, and Three Kings’ Day is filled with multicultural and diverse music, foods, dance, and decor. The sign features the “Disney Festival of Holidays” event title surrounded by imagery of trees, candles, dreidels, and Mickey’s Fun Wheel. Measuring, 20”x18”, the sign carries very minor edge wear, scratches, and scuffs due to Park display. $200-$400

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598. Mickey’s Halloween Party Welcome Banner. (California Adventure, c.2010s) A banner used to welcome guests to Mickey’s Halloween Party Treat Stops at Disney’s California Adventure Park. Featuring the party logo in the center with “treat stop” imagery throughout, the banner measures 98.5”x27.5”. The Park-used prop is in very good condition with some surface wear throughout from use. $300-$500

599. California Adventure Halloween Time Event Sign. (California Adventure, 2017) A park-used event check-in directional sign from Disney California Adventure Halloween Time festivities. The printed paper and PVC board sign features Tow Mater in costume as a vampire and is equipped with a velcro pad on the lower right of the face, to which a separate arrow piece is attached. Additional velcro is affixed to the back of the sign for hanging. Measuring 18”x18”, the sign is in very good condition with scratching, scuffing, surface impressions, and rubbing to the face and reverse. $200-$400

601. California Adventure Festival of Holidays Park Sign. (California Adventure, c.2010s) An original park-used Disney California Adventure Festival of Holidays map sign. Consisting of a sturdy form core face with thin sheets of metal, the printed sign features an illustrated map of the park highlighting festival events and locations. The sign retains holes in the corners for mounting.

Measuring 19.75”x21.75”, the sign is in very good condition with minor surface wear including some scuffing and scratching from park use. $200-$400 190

600. Frozen Live at the Hyperion Fast Pass Tickets Sign. (California Adventure, 2016-20) A park-used Fast Pass ticket sign for the FrozenLive at the Hyperion musical stage show extravaganza at the Hollywood Land Hyperion Theater in California Adventure. The die cut acrylic sign features an integral foot on the reverse and a scalloped upper edge.

A decal on the face features the attraction’s logo and an embedded magnetic strip to which magnets printed with a show time could be applied. Measuring 9.5”x11” and 4.25” deep, the piece is in very good condition with some edge peeling, minor soiling, and small tears to the decal, as well as some scratching to the acrylic. $200-$400

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602. California Adventure Food & Wine Festival Park Sign.

(California Adventure, c.2010s) An original park-used Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival sign. Consisting of a sturdy form core face with thin sheets of metal, the printed sign features a circular festival logo with the name around the edge and an image of a fish in the center. The sign retains holes in the corners for mounting. Measuring 26.5”x19”, the sign is in very good condition with minor surface wear including some scuffing and scratching from park use. $200-$400

604. Olaf’s Snow Fest Stroller Parking Sign. (California Adventure, 2015) A Park-used stroller parking sign from Olaf’s Snow Fest at Disney California Adventure. Printed with a faux wood grain, the PVC board sign features snowflake and ski sweater patterning. Measuring 21”x17.5”, the piece is in good condition with surface impressions warping throughout. $200-$400

603. Pixar Play Parade Sign. (California Adventure, 2008) A parkused sign for the Pixar Play Parade at Disney’s California Adventure.

Shaped like a bass drum, the die-cut PVC board sign features the text logo of the Pixar-themed pageant designed by Disney fan favorite artist Jody Daily. The reverse is equipped with velcro pads for hanging.

Measuring 16”x16.5”, the sign is in good condition with a portion unevenly removed from the right edge, surface impressions, light soiling, and scuffs. $200-$400

605. Toy Story Midway Mania Imagineering Award. (California Adventure, 2009) An ultra-high relief metal award medallion presented to members of the Imagineering team behind Toy Story Midway Mania. The reverse of the medallion bears the legend “1 Team-2 Parks” to highlight the cooperation that went into the creation of the attraction, which debuted in 2009 at both California Adventure and Disney’s Hollywood Studios. The front of features a “hands-in” image with the caption, “The Frank G. Wells Award for Teamwork.” The award is presented annually by the Walt Disney Company in honor of their influential former President and COO. Measuring 2.5” in diameter, the piece is in very good condition. $200-$400 191

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606. World of Color Team Frank G. Wells Award Medallion.

(California Adventure, 2010) A rare commemorative medallion presented to Imagineering Team members that created the World of Color nighttime multimedia extravaganza at Disney’s California Adventure. The show debuted on June 11, 2010, after a laborious 15-month process of assembling, installing, and testing the show’s various practical and digital components in Paradise Bay. The front of the cast metal medallion depicts the World of Color Tinker Bell logo, and the reverse features “The Frank G. Wells Award for Teamwork” legend.

Measuring 2.5” in diameter, the piece is in very good condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

608. World of Color Flag. (California Adventure, 2010s) A flag from California Adventure’s World of Color multimedia extravaganza. The vinyl flag features imagery of Tinker Bell, Ariel, Sebastian, and Mickey’s Fun Wheel, all spectacularly lit in a “World of Color” as in the nightly show. The flag is equipped with grommets in all corners. Measuring 18”x8.25” fully extended, the piece is in very good condition with some surface stickiness from age and off-gassing of the medium. $200-$400

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607. World of Color Project Team Gift. (California Adventure, 2010) An etched glass light display given exclusively to the project team that worked on the World of Color nighttime multimedia show at California Adventure. It was designed by Imagineer Richard Improta in collaboration with Arribas Bros. Relief etchings in the glass depict Tinker Bell, Chernabog, Sleeping Beauty, and the World of Color text logo on the face. The slab sits atop a wooden base with a recessed row of working LED lights that change colors in alternating patterns. Measuring 5”x11” and 3.5” deep assembled, the piece is in very good condition with some surface wear to the base. $200-$400

609. Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Preview Event Sign. (California Adventure, 2004) A Park-used event registration sign from the exclusive Twilight Zone Tower of Terror preview event held on April 23, 2004. The signed consists of a printed graphic applied to dense die-cut foam board sign and features intentional simulated distressing to appear as a window frame containing broken glass. Measuring 28.25”x22.25”, the piece is in very good condition with some edge and corner wear, as well as light scuffing to the reverse. $400-$600

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610. The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Cast Luggage Tag. (California Adventure, 2004) A Twilight Zone Tower of Terror luggage tag created to commemorate the cast preview of the attraction. The vinyl luggage tag is in the shape of the Hollywood Tower Hotel sign and features the attraction logo with “Cast Preview 2004” text on the face.

The reverse of the tag contains blank fields to write personal information. Measuring 2”x3.25”, the piece is threaded on a 6” vinyl lanyard for attachment to a bag or suitcase and is in very good condition with a spot of blue discoloration at the bottom of the reverse. $100-$200

611. Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Prop Boiler Room Key. (California Adventure, c.2000s) A prop key from the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Boiler Room at Disney’s California Adventure. The faux-antique metal key features an elaborately cut bit and is stamped on the bow “Corbin YY10.” Measuring approximately 2.75” long, the piece is in very good condition with minor intentional distress. $100-$200

612. Tower of Terror VIP Traveling Trunk Gift. (California Adventure, 2004) A promotional wooden trunk distributed to press and VIPs to promote the grand opening of the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror attraction at Disney’s California Adventure. The wood and leatherette trunk has a stamped leather Disneyland luggage tag with a Hollywood Tower Hotel placard attached and contains a Disneyland Resort-brand terrycloth robe with an embroidered Hollywood Tower Hotel monogram logo, matching terrycloth and foam slippers, a plastic Hollywood Tower Hotel branded “Do Not Disturb” door hanger, a Goofy plush figure wearing the bell hop uniform from the attraction. The garments are one-size fits most, and the trunk measures 8.5”x17.75” and 12.5”.

The trunk is in very good condition with minor surface wear. The robe exhibits some minor dust soiling, and the door hanger has some surface impressions and adhesive residue. $300-$500

613. Pair of Soarin’ Over California 70mm IMAX Film Strips.

(California Adventure, 2001-2016) A pair of film strips used in the OMNIMAX presentation of Soarin’ Over California at Disney’s California Adventure. The mammoth format IMAX 70 mm film strips feature a double waterfall cascading over the granite cliffs at Yosemite National Park and the deck of the USS John C. Stennis aircraft carrier in anchored in San Diego. The Yosemite footage measures approximately 53.5” long and the carrier roll is 87” long. Both are in very good condition with some minor wear from attraction use. $300-$500 193

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614. A Bug’s Land Project Team Grand Opening Gift. (California Adventure, 2002) A framed display gifted exclusively to Imagineering A Bug’s Land Project Team members commemorating the grand opening at Disney California Adventure. The frame contains a grand opening event invitation, which features Heimlich’s trademark bite marks at both upper right and lower left, a “Flik’s Fun Fair” press event cloisonne enamel pin and (5) 3D die-cut icons on foam backings representing attractions in the new land. An engraved metal plaque affixed to the matting reads, “Thanks for your OVERSIZED efforts on the big bug eve-ANT!...A Bug’s Land…Grand Opening October 7, 2002.”

The black wood frame measures 15.5”x13.5” and is in very good condition with minor surface wear. $200-$400

616. ElecTRONica Flynn’s Arcade Tokens & Token Pouch. (California Adventure, 2010) A very rare set of (9) Flynn’s Arcade tokens, token pouch, and carded token from the ElecTRONica meet-up on October 28, 2010, in celebration of the release of TRON: Legacy. The event saw a recreated Flynn’s Arcade where these tokens could be used to play a variety of arcade games. Each arcade token measures approximately 1.25” in diameter. The carded silver token measures 4”x3”. The condition is very good overall, with minor handling wear. $300-$500 194

615. A Bug’s Land Event Sign. (California Adventure, c.2010s) A park-used event check-in sign from A Bug’s Land at Disney California Adventure. A large printed graphic applied to the face of the PVC board sign features the land’s logo and the text caption with an eye-catching lime green background. Measuring 28”x24”, the piece is in very good condition with some light scuffing and corner and edge peeling to the face, as well as some scrapes and scratches to the reverse. $300-$500

617. ElecTRONica Glow-in-the-Dark Identity Disc Frisbee. (California Adventure, c.2010) A very rare Identity Disc Frisbee created in celebration of the limited time ElecTRONica event that occurred nightly at Disney’s California Adventure from 2010-12. Modeled on the iconic prop from Tron: Legacy, the molded glow-in-the-dark plastic disc features the attraction’s logo and a faux circuitry design filled in metallic blue paint around the interior rim. This is the only such example we have seen offered. Measuring 11.5” in diameter, the piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $300-$600

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618. Olszewski Tow Mater Playscape and (5) Cars. (California Adventure, 2013) An intricately detailed Tow Mater Towing & Salvage Playscape from Cars designed by master miniaturist Robert Olszewski. The hand-made cast resin display features exquisitely sculpted and applied detailing. The Playscape is accompanied by a set of (4) plastic character toys from Cars including Hudson Hornet, Tow Mater, Luigi, and Fillmore, as well as a metal Sally toy by Mattel. The display measures 6”x12.75” and 5” deep and is in fine condition with minimal wear. The cars range in size from 1.5”x0.75” and 2” deep to 1.75”x1.5” and 3.75” deep and show only surface wear. The original Playscape box is included. $100-$200

620. Cars Land Project Team Medallion. (California Adventure, 2012) A rare project team medallion presented to the team behind Cars Land at California Adventure. The coin features Lightning McQueen and Mater on the front, while the reverse features the title “The Frank G. Wells Award for Teamwork.” Measuring 2.5” in diameter, the metal coin is in good condition with some peeling to the coating of the metal along the perimeter. A wooden display stand is included. $100-$200

619. Cars Land Pre-Opening Map Sign. (California Adventure, 2011) A very rare pre-opening sign featuring a concept map for Cars Land at California Adventure. This map is backed with sturdy foam board and was used at California Adventure to announce and promote the soon-to-open Cars Land. The sign gives an aerial view of the location of the new land within California Adventure and is illustrated in a similar style to Sam McKim’s iconic Disneyland Park maps. Measuring 26.75”x36”, the sign is in good park used condition with some surface scuffs, wear around the edges, and a faint vertical crease through the right side. $300-$500

621. Cars Land Radiator Springs Chamber of Commerce Sign.

(California Adventure, 2012) A park-used Radiator Springs Chamber of Commerce sign from Cars Land in Disney California Adventure. The printed paper and PVC board sign features the fictional town’s Chamber of Commerce logo with intentional distressing to appear aged and weathered. This piece hung alongside other civic emblems under the “Welcome to Radiator Springs” entry sign. The reverse is equipped with velcro pads for hanging. Measuring 18.5” in diameter, the sign is in good condition with a 4” strip at the bottom of the circle reattached with gaffer tape to the reverse, edge chipping, and general surface wear from outdoor use. $300-$500 195

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622. Grand Californian Hotel Direction Sign. (Grand Californian, c.2010s) A directional wall sign from the Grand Californian Hotel & Spa at the Disneyland Resort. Printed on lightweight pvc board, the sign’s border artwork and lettering are patterned after the hotel’s celebrated American Craftsman design. Signs like this appear in the lobby and throughout the Resort grounds, directing patrons to the many amenities. Measuring approximately 18”x18”, the piece is in very good condition with minor edgewear from resort use. $200-$400

623. California Adventures Candy Corn Acres Prop. (California Adventure, c.2000s) An oversized candy corn prop from the seasonal Candy Corn Acres overlay of Sunshine Plaza at Disney’s California Adventure. Large pieces of candy corn such as this are used in all manner of clever and comedic displays, such as agricultural scenes in which candy corn kernels spring forth from vines or stalks. A hook that previously protruded from the tip of the plastic prop has been pushed inside the body, and the word “China” is molded into the bottom edge. Measuring 12”x7.5” and 4.5” deep, the prop is in very good condition with some surface impressions, scratches, scuffs, and a tiny dent with attendant cracking. $200-$400

624 Pair of Grand Californian Hotel Light Fixtures. (Grand Californian, 2001) A pair light fixtures from Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa. Emblematic of the American Craftsman design for which the hotel is celebrated, these lamps offer a rare opportunity to outfit your home with the quality and style of the popular Disney Parks Resort destination. Both lights are functional and accept standard bulbs. The rectangular light was mounted above a bedroom headboard and the large trapezoidal fixture was mounted above a wall mirror. Ranging in size from approximately 9.5”x6.25” and 8.5” deep to 7”x12.5” and 9” deep, the pieces are in generally good condition with some patina, surface wear, missing decorative studs, missing screws, and two cracked glass panes to the mirror lamp. $400-$600 196

A VISIT TO DISNEYLAND 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. It was here that he would build his “East Coast Disneyland,” and it was here that he envisioned his “Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow.” 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. At 107 Acres, Disney World’s Magic Kingdom is significantly larger than Disneyland, with plenty of room to expand. Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom is a park unique from its predecessor and a reminder of the ingenuity and creativity of Walt Disney. This year, Walt Disney World celebrates its 50th anniversary, and remains just as beloved as it was on opening day.

625. 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 “North 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-$2,000 197

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626. Pre-Opening “Project 90” WDW Internal Report. (Walt Disney World, 1968-1969) A very rare internal report prepared for the development of “Project 90” – the Walt Disney World Central Communications System. Given the substantial size of Walt Disney World compared to Disneyland, significantly more planning and forethought went into the experimental Park’s communication technology and system, referred to therein as “Project 90.” This 73-page report offers a rare in-depth evaluation of Disneyland’s own contemporaneous Communications system, relayed in-part through inter-office communications and a copy of an RCA proposal. Measuring 11.5”x9” in its original folder, the pages are in very fine condition with some handling wear to the cover. $300-$500

627. “Disney Way II” Project Binder. (Walt Disney World, c.1975) A “Disney Way II” binder prepared by Disney University. Among the more than 180-pages are sections dedicated to the Walt Disney Studio involvement, Merchandise, Marketing, Resort, Entertainment divisions of Walt Disney World. Additional memorandums, itinerary, and documents are included relating to meeting sessions, facility presentations, and employee relations activities, some of which bear hand-written annotation. Measuring 11.25”x11”, the binder and its contents are in very good condition, with minor scuffing and some discoloration to cover. Documents bear some light creasing, toning, light soiling, edge wear, and toning due to age. $200-$400

628. Skyway Station Liberty Square Ozalid Concept. (Walt Disney World, 1967) A rare ozalid architectural elevation concept print of the Skyway Station in Liberty Square

by Imagineer Ted Rich. Dated June 15, 1967, this rendering is similar in spirit and appearance to the attraction as built with its various levels and alpine chalet-inspired design. The windmill tower in Rich’s drawing, however, was never realized. Measuring 17”x22”, the print is in very good condition with pronounced brown toning in the blank area at the bottom and in the top corners. $400-$600

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629. Pre-Opening Walt Disney World Land Acquisition Archive. (Walt Disney World, 1965-70) A unique archive of correspondence relating to the Walt Disney Company’s acquisition of Florida land to be used in the creation of Walt Disney World. In 1964, real estate agents began making anonymous Florida land offers on behalf of the Walt Disney Company, before the public knew of Walt’s intentions to build his next Park in Florida. As a result, the Company was able to purchase land for as low as $100 an acre, and by the end of 1965, when Walt’s plans were known, the surrounding land parcel market value commanded a premium. This archive of correspondence (spanning December of 1965 to November of 1970) relates to one such family who owned 10 acres of central Orange County land. The majority of the (54) documents include hand-written communication between family members over land receipt profits, with letters pertaining to land evaluation, potential land bartering, a few communications with Walt Disney Productions, and three small site plans. Many retain their original mailing envelope and are in good condition, with minor wear and discoloration from age. The majority of the documents measure 11.5”x10” and are in good used condition with minor wear. $600-$800

630. Walt Disney World Preview Signed by Bob Matheison.

(Walt Disney World, 1970) A Walt Disney World Preview Edition book signed by Bob Matheison. The pre-opening book was prepared for members of the press, granting readers a preview 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 “Phase One, the first five years.” 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. $100-$200

631. Disneyland & Walt Disney World Press Releases. (Disneyland/Walt Disney World, 1955-71) A collection of rare press releases spanning from the beginning of Disneyland to the opening of Walt Disney World. This collection includes: (1) 7-page c.1955 “Building a Dream” conveying the story of Disneyland development, (1) “Disneyland History,” detaining historical highlights from 1955 to 1969, (1) c.1967 “Walt Disney World” aerial press photo detailing phases of Orange and Osceola County development up to April of 1971, and (1) c.1969 “Preview of Walt Disney World” prospectus brochure. All documents measure 8.5”x11” and are in very good used condition, with minor creasing, edge & corner wear, and small staining on the “Walt Disney World” aerial press photo. $100-$200 199

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633. Walt Disney World Recruitment Poster. (Walt Disney World, c.1970s) A vintage Walt Disney World recruitment poster playing on James Montgomery Flagg’s iconic Uncle Sam design. The poster proclaims, “Mickey Wants You!” in the classic Disney cartoon lettering style with an image of Mickey pointing at the viewer. Never folded, the cardstock poster is in good condition with corner creasing, horizontal creases running from the right edge into the image, darkening to the blank borders, faint edge staining, and some handling creases with surface wear throughout. $100-$200 200

634. Eastern Airlines Walt Disney World Travel Poster. (Walt Disney World, c.1970s) A Walt Disney World travel poster released by Eastern Airlines. The official airline partner of Disney’s Florida resort, Eastern additionally sponsored the If You Had Wings attraction, which is referenced by the poster’s tagline, “Your wings to the family vacation kingdom.” Folded in quarters, the full-bleed poster measures 28”x21” and is in very good condition with some light creases in the corners and handling impressions throughout. $400-$800

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635. Delta Central Florida Walt Disney World Travel Poster. (Walt Disney World, 1970) A vintage Delta Airlines travel poster for Central Florida destinations including Walt Disney World. Artist Jack Laycox captures the whimsy and beauty of Cinderella Castle in this impressionistic design. Rolled and never folded, the poster measures 28”x24” and is in fine condition with only minor wear to the bottom left edge. $300-$500 201

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636. Set of (42) Walt Disney World Buttons, Pins, & Ribbons.

(Walt Disney World, 1972-2016) A large collection of (42) Walt Disney World anniversary cast member commemorative buttons, pins, and ribbons. Every year, cast members would be given these unique collectibles to wear on their uniforms in commemoration of Walt Disney World’s grand opening on October 1, 1971. The set includes these items from the following anniversaries – vinyl ribbons: 13 and 15; molded plastic pins: 1, 5, 8 (missing backing), 9, 10, 11, and 12 (missing backing); enamel pins: 15 and 20; pin-back buttons: 10 (press club), 10 (standard), 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 40 (resort), 40 (Magic Kingdom), and 45. The set is accompanied by these additional anniversary pin-back buttons: The Empress Lilly 10, Walt Disney World Village 10, and two Epcot 30. The pieces range in size from 1” in diameter to 3” in diameter and are generally in very good condition with surface wear, rubbing, and light oxidation to a few. $200-$400

637. Orlando-Land Magazine-The Disney Era in Florida. (Walt Disney World, 1976) A spiral bound “The Disney Era in Florida” booklet. This over 70 page booklet collects articles chronicling the history of Disney’s Florida project from the initial announcement through all stages of development, completion, and expansion, with a special section providing background information on and interviews with the Disney personnel and public figures who made the park possible.

Measuring 11”x9”, the piece is in very good condition with minor edge wear to the covers. $200-$400

638. The Story of Walt Disney World Commemorative Book.

(Walt Disney World, 1971) A rare commemorative book titled, “The Story of Walt Disney World” that was created to commemorate the opening of the new park. This book features color photos of the construction and design of many of the park’s attractions and tells the story of how Walt’s project came to be. The 48-page book measures 11”x11” and is in very good condition with a slight sticky residue to the cover. $100-$200

639. Walt Disney World Railroad Track Segment Plaque. (Walt Disney World, 1971) A segment of the original track that was in use when Walt Disney World opened in 1971. The segment was removed during a subsequent re-railing, and converted into a limited edition commemorative plaque by the Carolwood Pacific Historical Society.

Only 200 of these plaques were produced, and the piece is accompanied by a Carolwood Pacific Historical Society COA. The metal track segment was polished for presentation and measures 3.5”x3.5” and the plaque is 5.5”x13.5”. The piece is in fine condition with minimal wear. $300-$500

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640. Walt Disney World Railroad Train Set. (Walt Disney World, c.2015) An HO scale electric Walt Disney World Railroad Train Set. Included in the fine condition set is one instruction sheet, (1) Walter E. Disney Locomotive, (1) Coal Car, (2) Passenger Cars, (1) Power Pack with terminal wires, (2) straight track, and (10) curved tracks. An additional (2) curved tracks in lieu of the (2) missing “rerailer tracks.”

Measuring 10.75”x16.75” and 3” deep, the original box bearing a large full-color photograph of the Walter E. Disney train retains the original price sticker and exhibits wear, minor creasing and dents, with some detachment of panels due to aged adhesive. $300-$500

641. 20,000 Leagues Nautilus Prop Hatch Wheel. (Walt Disney World, 1970s) A prop hatch wheel from one of the Nautilus submarines used in the Magic Kingdom’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Submarine Voyage attraction. Composed of a heavy resin, the wheel prop measures 10” in diameter and is in good used condition. There are scattered chips in the paint, and spots of weathering from its original outdoor use. $700-$900

642. Walt Disney World “Monorail” Train Set with Tracks.

(Walt Disney World, c.2015) An electric Walt Disney World Monorail Train Set. Included in the fine condition set are (5) cars with headlights and “authentic Monorail sound,” (12) curved tracks, (2) straight tracks, (14) support poles, (5) joints, and operating instructions, packaged inside the original box. Measuring 11”x27” and 4.75” deep the original box is in good condition, retaining original Walt Disney Attractions price sticker, with scuffs and minor wear to edge, corners and faces throughout, with some color fading to graphics. $100-$200

643. Set of (3) Walt Disney World Souvenir Tile Trivets. (Walt Disney World, c.1971) A set of (3) Walt Disney World Resort ceramic trivet tiles. Each of the (3) tiles feature colorful depictions of Walt Disney World landmark destinations including Cinderella’s Castle at Walt Disney World, the Contemporary Resort Tower, and the Polynesian Village Great Ceremonial House. Measuring 6”x6” the ceramic tile trivets are in fine condition with very minor wear, retaining their original cork backing, and pristine painted and glazed artwork. $100-$200 203

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644. Framed Disney World Mickey Mouse Sunglasses Display. (Walt Disney World, c.1980s) A Walt Disney World Mickey Mouse sunglasses cardboard display featuring various styles of mounted Opto Specs brand Opto-Gard sunglasses. Included are (2) Donald Duck, (2) Jiminy Cricket, (1) Dopey, (1) Goofy, and (1) Mickey Mouse sunglass samples. The WDW Mickey Kids Sunglasses Display measures 21”x13.25” in a 30.75”x24.75” shadow box. The display carrying the original 79 cent price sticker is in good condition, exhibiting minor creases and wear from Park use. The glasses are mostly in fine condition with minor extremely creasing to the Characters of (2) pairs. $200-$400

646. Walt Disney World 40th Anniversary Ceramic Cup. (Walt Disney World, 2001) A retro ceramic cup created by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily for Walt Disney World’s 40th Anniversary.

Modeled on the original wax paper drinking cups used at the park, the orange, blue, and cream-colored cup features a faux seam in the ceramic on one side, mimicking the look and construction of the classic vessels. There is a special Kevin & Jody Walt Disney World mark on the bottom of the base, and the piece is presented in a foam-lined collector’s box. Measuring 4.25” tall x 3.5” in diameter, the cup is in fine condition. There is an intentional imperfection in the rim to add to the realism. The box measures 4.5”x4.75” and 6” deep. $100-$200 204

645. Set of (3) Walt Disney World Tin Attraction Signs. (Walt Disney World, 2001) A set of (3) metal signs featuring classic Walt Disney World attraction poster artwork. Created for the resort’s 40th anniversary by artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily, the signs include the Walt Disney World Monorail System, Tropical Serenade, and The Haunted Mansion. Each sign is equipped with saw tooth hanging hardware and retains a Kidney & Daily Walt Disney World stamp on the reverse. The original box is included. Measuring 12”x8”, the signs are in fine, as-new condition. The box measures 13.25”x9.25” and exhibits some minor adhesive residue to the upper front edge of the lid. $200-$400

647. Walt Disney World 40th Anniversary Map Print. (Walt Disney World, 2011) A Walt Disney World resort map limited edition print. Created in honor of the Resort’s 40th anniversary, the map features caricature imagery of the attractions and resort hotels which were a part of the Park’s opening day, and an embossed Disney World 40th anniversary logo. Measuring 12”x21”, this limited-edition map was available only to Imagineers and Cast Members and is hand-numbered “1,993/2000.” Walt Disney World’s dedication statement is printed on the reverse. The map is in good condition with one crease from top to bottom, minor pinholes, edge wear, and indentations from, previous display. $100-$200

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648. Star Wars Weekends 2004 Event Poster. (Walt Disney World, 2004) A rare special event poster displayed during the Star Wars Weekends festivities. Based on Tom Jung’s original artwork for the Star Wars: A New Hope Style A one sheet, the poster features Mickey Mouse as Luke Skywalker and Minnie Mouse as Princess Leia.

Hand-trimmed from a larger sheet of posters, the piece measures 34.75”x26” with slightly uneven borders. It is in very good condition with surface indentations, edge wrinkling, a printing irregularity at lower right, and a pronounced green tone at the top, bottom, and upper right from the printing process. $200-$400

650. Walt Disney World 25th Anniversary Guest of Honor Sign. (Walt Disney World, 1996-1998) This guest of honor sign was utilized to identify special V.I.P. Guests of Honor who were present, to “remember the magic” of Walt Disney World’s first 25 years of operation. Measuring 22.75”x29”, the sign features colorful imagery of Walt Disney’s welcoming Character Cast mounted to foam core board for presentation. The Park-used sign has some creasing the back and minor edge wear from display. $200-$400

649. Walt Disney World 2000 Sign. (Walt Disney World, 2000) A lamppost sign created for the Millennium Celebration at Epcot. This sign is constructed on a die-cut acrylic backing with two additional die-cut layers creating a raised effect. Measuring 20” in diameter, the sign is in very good condition with some scratching and scuffing to the surface throughout. There is a wrinkle in the decal of the “2,” likely from the time of application and a repaired break in one of the points along the edge. $200-$400

651. Walt Disney World 25th Anniversary Print. (Walt Disney World, 1996) A limited edition print titled “Mickey Through the Years” designed by artists Mark Seppala and Rick Brown in celebration of Mickey Mouse’s 65th birthday. Depicting Walt Disney’s signature creation in some of his most famous roles, this limited edition print was released to commemorate the 26th anniversary of Walt Disney World’s grand opening. Matted and framed, the piece retains a laminated Walt Disney Attractions COA hand-numbered “222”of 745 affixed to the reverse. Measuring 6.75”x12.5” visible through the mat within the 10.75”x16.25” black metal frame, the print is in fine condition. The frame exhibits minor spot surface wear. $200-$400 205

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652. WDW 25 Magical Years Birthday Cake Castle by Fraser. (Walt Disney World, 1997) A limited-edition Cinderella birthday cake Castle figurine by Jan M. Fraser. Created in honor of the 25th anniversary of Walt Disney World, the miniature commemorates perhaps the most ambitious castle overlay in Walt Disney World history. Measuring 4.73 in diameter and 4.5” tall, the commemorative museum miniature is in fine condition, retaining the plaque’s protective film, and official The Art of Disney sticker under base. $100-$200

653. Frozen Christmas Celebration Shuttle Sign. (Walt Disney World, 2014) A sign used to designate a shuttle stop for attendees of the Frozen Christmas Celebration at Walt Disney World. Released as an ABC holiday special on Christmas Day, the Frozen Christmas Celebration was filmed at Walt Disney World on December 6-9, 2014 and featured numerous celebrity cameos and musical performances as well as Disney-themed pageantry and festive displays. The printed PVC board sign features the event logo with Elsa, Anna, and Olaf and the word, “Shuttle.” Measuring 20x20, the sign is in very good condition with some minor surface impressions and wear. $100-$200

655. Disney All-Star Resorts Metal Parking Lot Sign. (All-Star Resorts, c.1990s) A metal parking lot sign from the Disney All-Star Resorts at Walt Disney World. The trio of All-Star Resorts, themed for Sports, Music, and Movies respectively, are located on the southern tip of the Walt Disney World property. The thick metal parking sign features a reflective coating and applied vinyl logos and lettering reading “Engineering Parking.” The piece is equipped with holes at the top and bottom for mounting to a wall or post. Measuring 18”x12, the sign is in good condition with scratching, scuffing, peeling, sun bleaching, and soiling to the front, and a patina of dust and dirt on the reverse from outdoor use. $200-$400 206

654. Mary Blair Contemporary Hotel Mural Vase. (Walt Disney World, 2011) Mary Blair’s towering Grand Canyon Concourse mural is adapted in painted ceramic by artists Kevin Kidney & Jody Daily for the 40th anniversary of the Walt Disney World Contemporary Resort. The collectable features stylized indigenous children of Arizona, Mary’s trademark burros and one four-legged goat established in warm shades and cool accents. Measuring 4”x3” and 10” tall, the rectangular vase is in fine condition.

The original 11”x5” and 4.25” deep box is pristine, retaining the original Disney Parks price sticker, with very minor wear. $200-$400

656. Disney’s BoardWalk Cast Premier Key. (Walt Disney World, 1996) A Disney’s BoardWalk commemorative key created for the Cast premier held before the opening on July 1, 1996. The Disney BoardWalk was a Disney Vacation Club Resort Entertainment District “serving family, friends, and fun” with entertainment, dining and recreation destinations and an Inn & Villas, themed as a 20th century board walk.

Measuring 5.75”, the commemorative Disney’s BoardWalk key is in fine condition, with very minor wear. $100-$200

A VISIT TO DISNEYLAND 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.

The new park maintained the idea of showcasing modern innovation and enterprise through “edutainment” attractions, as well as the addition of the world nations showcase. Opening in 1982, the park was named EPCOT Center in tribute to the inspiration of Walt’s original vision.

657. “The 21st Century Begins” Epcot Poster. (Epcot, 1989) Spaceship Earth hangs weightless in this poster heralding the beginning of the 21st century, with the Grand Opening of Walt Disney World Epcot Center on “October 1, 1982. Measuring 24”18”, the poster is in good condition with minor edge and surface wear, creasing, and indentations. $400-$600

658. Mickey Wants You Imagineer Recruitment Brochure.

(WED, c.1980) A recruitment brochure for WED Enterprises and MAPO Manufacturing highlighting the planned grand opening of Epcot on October 1, 1982. The 6-page full-color cardstock brochure features a timeline of major milestones in Disney company history, an overview of the Epcot project, and explanations of the WED Enterprises and MAPO divisions. The back cover teases Tokyo Disneyland, among other future projects. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the piece is in fine condition with only a slight surface impression to the cover. $400-$600 207

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659. Epcot Center Pre-Opening Brochure. (Epcot, c.1978) A Walt Disney World Epcot Center brochure prepared for Press and potential Corporate Participants. Contents include a forward by Card Walker, followed by a detailed description of Epcot Center’s “prototype concepts,” highlights of Future World and the World Showcase (notably including sections elucidating the “State of Israel” and “United Arab Emirates” pavilions and Future World Mall) followed by a special message from Florida Governor Reubin Askew. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the color brochure is in good used condition with only very minor creases and wear to spine and edges. $100-$200

661. “The Dawn of a New Disney Era” Pre-Opening Epcot Guide. (Epcot, 1982) A “The Dawn of a New Disney Era” Commemorative Pre-Opening Guide to Epcot Center.

The 13-page full-color pictorial opens with an illustrated aerial map of Walt Disney World Epcot Center’s and its attractions detailed, followed by two-page spreads presenting Future World and World Showcase through rarely seen photographs and eye-catching conceptual art, all presented for a Pre-Opening preview by the “dreamers and doers” at Walt Disney Imagineering. Measuring 8.5”x11”, the brochure is in very good used condition, with minor edge wear to pages and scuffs to cover. $100-$200 208

660. Multi-Signed Orlando-land Epcot Magazine. (EPCOT, c.1981) The reprint of the 25-page “Orlando-land Exclusive” (originally published for June of 1980) divulges the “details of Disney’s fabulous $800 million Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow… finally revealed after years of planning and development.” The pages feature numerous black and white images alongside a total of (14) autographs of contributing Walt Disney Imagineering Team members including Marty Sklar, Claude Coats, Tony Baxter, Ward Kimball, Harper Goff, Clem Hall, Blaine Gibson and many others. Measuring 10.75”x8.25” the reprint is in good used condition with minor edge wear, creasing, and indentation to pages and cover throughout. $100-$200

662. Epcot Center Pre-Opening Press Brochure. (Epcot, 1980) An Epcot Center Press Brochure divulging an ever- expanding “community of ideas.” Contents include the pavilions of Future World (most notably the “Century 3” Pavilion, and the soon-to-debut “The Seas”), and the World Showcase Pavilions with a section related to the unproduced “Costa Rica” Pavilion. Measuring 8.5”x11” trifold brochure is in very good condition with only minor creases and indentation to pages from use. $100-$200

663. The Spirit of Epcot Center Booklet.

(Epcot, 1982) An introductory guide to Epcot produced for Walt Disney World resort cast members in the expansion park’s inaugural year. The 20-page staple-bound booklet explains the history behind the Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow, the groundbreaking science showcased in the design of the park, and the core principles of Future World, the World Showcase, and the Center at large. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the booklet is in very good condition with only faint edge and handling wear. $100-$200

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664. Lilian Disney Signed Epcot Grand Opening Program.

(Epcot, 1982) A pair of programs from the Epcot Center Grand Opening Dedication Ceremony held on Sunday, October 24, 1982. The 24-page staple bound programs feature covers embossed with the Epcot text and graphic logos. Lilian Disney has signed the front cover of one in blue ballpoint pen, “Mrs. Walt Disney Good Luck.” Contents of the programs include overviews of Future World and the World Showcase, as well as a schedule of events for the ceremony. Both measure 11”x11” and are in very good condition with some edge wear and scuffing with purple bleed-through to the covers. $200-$400

666. Epcot Center Special Edition Commemorative Ticket.

(Epcot, 1982) A Walt Disney World Epcot Center Special Edition Commemorative Ticket for its Grand Opening on October 1, 1982.

Measuring 8.75”x3.75”, the ticket with attached voucher and its 3”x5” invitation come in their original 4”x9” reflective cardstock envelope embossed with Walt Disney World EPCOT Center logo. All are in good displayable condition with some creasing, indentation, and wear to edges and faces. $100-$200

665. Epcot Center Opening Day Souvenir Guidebook. (Epcot, 1982) A Walt Disney World Epcot Center souvenir guide book commemorating the attractions as they were on opening day, October 1, 1982. The 24-page pictorial features Future World (with its Communicore and Lands) and World Showcase presented through full-color photographs. The final page teases “EPCOT Center: Phase Two” with logos of developmental additions like “Equatorial Africa,” “Spain,” and “Israel.” Measuring 11”x8.5”, the Guide Book with stenciled and embossed cover and pages are in fine condition with very minor creases and faint scuffs. $100-$200

667. Epcot Center Opening Day Ticket Replica Paperweight.

(Epcot, 1982) An Epcot limited edition replica Opening Day ticket. The cast bronze ticket recreation features exquisitely sculpted relief detail.

Edition stamped “0080,” the ticket is encased in a slab of lucite and presented in a leatherette and board clamshell box stamped in silver ink on the lid, “Epcot Center Opening Day Ticket Replica Numbered Limited Edition—2500.” The ticket in lucite measures 2.5”x6.25” and 1.5” deep and the display box is 5.25”x7.5” and 1.75.” Both box and paperweight are in fine condition with minimal surface wear. $100-$200

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669. Epcot Grand Opening World Showcase Pennant. (Epcot, 1982) An early Epcot World Showcase souvenir pennant released during their inaugural year of operation. One of the first souvenirs created for Disney’s second Florida park, the felt pennant depicts a collage of landmarks and scenes from World Showcase attractions.

Measuring 11”x29”, the pennant is in very good condition with some rubbing to fabric reinforcement on the left edge and creasing to the tails. $100-$200 668. Epcot Center Opening Archive. (Epcot, 1982) An archive of Epcot Center opening ephemera advertising when “the future begins.”

The highlight of the collection is a “Walt Disney World Epcot Center” pictorial prepared by Disneyland University Communications Division, the Walt Disney Studio, and WED & MAPO. Included among this collection is: (1) 4”x6” Epcot Center “Colorful Preview Scenes” Book, (1) Epcot Center “Dawn of a New Day” commemorative medallion affixed to original holder, (1) 9”x4” “21st Century” brochure, (1) 6”x6” Epcot Center Kodak Dial Guide, and plastic protective sleeve bearing a silkscreened Epcot Center logo. Measuring 11”x8.50”, the publication is in fine used condition, with a minor stain speck to rear cover. The other (5) items range in measurements and are in good used condition overall. $100-$200

670. Epcot Center Pennant. (Epcot, 1982) An Epcot Center souvenir pennant. The souvenir pennant celebrates the Experimental Prototype Community with colorful and dynamic screen-printed imagery of Spaceship Earth and adjacent Lucite Fountain amidst local flora and a star-filled sky. Measuring 11.5”x29”, the pennant in exceptionally fine and firm condition with light fading to colors, a small creases to the felt header and tails, and small pinholes from previous display. $100-$200

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671. Epcot Center Souvenir Guide Signed by Billy Barty.

(Epcot, 1982) A 48-page Epcot Center souvenir guide introducing readers to Epcot’s realms, attractions, and respective Participant sponsors. It is signed by late actor Billy Barty (known as the original voice of Figment, from Journey into Imagination). The autograph wishes “the best always” to for his friend Alan, dated “2/10/89.” In addition, coming attractions “Israel, Equatorial Africa, and Spain” Pavilions are spotlighted. Measuring 8.5”x11”, the Guide is in very good condition with minor wear, creases, and indentations to edges and pages throughout. $200-$400

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672. Epcot Center Souvenir License Plate. (Epcot, 1982) An opening year stamped metal Walt Disney World Epcot Center license plate featuring the grand opening tag line, “The Newest Wonder of the World.” The souvenir license plate is still sealed in its original plastic wrapping. Measuring 6”x12”, the piece remains in very fine as-new condition. $300-$500

674. Epcot Carnevale Karneval Mardi Gras Sign. (Epcot, 2000s-2010s) A “Carnevale-Karneval – Mardi Gras” at Epcot Center sign. Mardi Gras at Disney Parks and Disney Parks Resorts celebrate the centuries old tradition, transporting Epcot guests into the festival atmosphere with special entertainment, menus, and decor. Measuring 18” in diameter, the “Carnevale” sign exhibits some scratches from Park display. $200-$400

673. Early Epcot Center Souvenir Camera Strap. (Epcot, c.1982) An early Epcot Center souvenir camera strap. The adjustable rainbow canvas web strap features a central Epcot Center text logo and bears the park’s graphic logo stamped in silver ink on the left leather end tab. Both ends of the strap are equipped with metal spring hook clips for attachment to a camera. Measuring 36” long x 2” wide, the strap is in very good condition with light wear, rubbing to the stamped logo, and minor oxidation to the metal components. $100-$200

675. “Spirit of Epcot” Pre-Opening Orientation Binder. (Epcot, 1982) A very rare pre-opening “The Spirit of Epcot Center” Cast Member orientation instructor binder. The contents aid orientation instructors in introducing Epcot Cast Members to the second Phase of Walt Disney World and “Walt Disney’s greatest dream.” Topics of the 112 pages include sections elucidating “The Spirit of EPCOT,” “Your Role at EPCOT,” and “The Future of EPCOT,” with additional marginal Directions to the Instructor, and numerous annotations made in pen.

Measuring 11.5”x10.75” the blue three-ring binder bearing silver printed imagery of Spaceship Earth is in good used condition, with very little wear. The 112-pages are in good used condition with minor edge wear, while the (13) unique dividers bearing the very same Spaceship Earth graphic are in good condition with minor warping from age and use. $100-$200 211

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676. World Showcase Fellowship Program Booklet. (Epcot, 1983-84) An informational booklet and forms related to the World Showcase Fellowship Program at Epcot Center. The 16-page staple-bound booklet provides an overview of the program, wherein promising international youth aged 18-24 spend a year, living, working, and studying at Walt Disney World, and outlines the various courses of study. Additional materials include a program application, a 2-page corporate sponsorship guide, an outline of the program format, and a sheet of information on how candidates are selected. All items measure 11”x8.5” and are in very good condition with minimal edge and corner wear. $200-$400

677. Set of (7) World Showcase Promotional Booklets. (Epcot, 1982) A set of (7) Epcot World Showcase promotional booklets created in the park’s inaugural year. The set includes The American Adventure, Italy, Canada, Japan, United Kingdom, Germany, and China. The staplebound booklets range in length from 8-12 pages and feature monochromatic text and wood cut-style artwork depicting traditional cultural iconography on the cardstock covers. Contents include historical information, details on inspirations and the Imagineering process, as well as a list of amenities for each themed area of the Showcase. Measuring 11”x8.5” the booklets are in very good condition with minor handling wear and oxidation to some staples. $200-$400

678. Set of (5) Future World Promotional Booklets. (Epcot, 1982) A set of (5) Epcot Future World promotional booklets created for the park’s inaugural year. The set includes the pavilions Spaceship Earth, The Land, Universe of Energy, and World of Motion, as well as a guide to all the park’s retail outlets titled, “Merchandise.” Ranging in length from 12-20 pages, the staple bound booklets feature solid color covers with the title and the pavilion’s logo printed in white. Contents include primers on the science showcased by each pavilion, information on construction and development, and a list of attractions and amenities.

Measuring 11”x8.5”, the booklets are in very good condition with only light handling wear. $200-$400 212

679. Epcot Project Management Binder. (Epcot, 1980) A binder created by WED/MAPO for internal reference providing an overview of the Epcot Center project, as well as identifying key personnel and project teams working to complete Disney’s ambitious third park. The vinyl over board 3-ring binder features the printed title “Epcot Center…

People Bring it to Life. Materials therein include a tri-fold brochure explaining plans for Future World and the World Showcase, (14) gelatin silver RC photos depicting concept artwork and Imagineering models, and 70+ pages of outlines, flow charts and photos identifying and elucidating the roles of different divisions within the WED/Mapo and Walt Disney World organizations, and offering practical information on the personnel who comprise those divisions. Measuring 11.5”x10” and 1.5” deep, the binder is in very good condition with some chemical staining to the vinyl cover and minor edge and handling wear to the contents. $200-$400

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680. Set of (8) Epcot Pavilion Hidden Mickey Pins. (Epcot, c.2015) A set of (8) pins from the Hidden Mickey Pins series. Featuring a variety of Epcot’s pavilion logos, each with a small silver “Hidden Mickey,” the pins each measure between 1” and 1.2” in diameter. The set is in very fine condition with little wear. The pins come on a “thank you” display card with a Mickey-logo sticker. $100-$200

681. Disney-MGM Pre-Opening License Plate. (Disney-MGM, 1987) A vintage license plate created to promote the opening of the Disney-MGM Studios at the Walt Disney World Resort. The stamped metal license plate features Mickey Mouse with a clapperboard and the MGM lion with the raised text, “Opening Spring 1989.” Measuring 6”x12”, the license plate is in very good condition with a scratch at lower right. $200-$400

682. Bronze Figment & Dreamfinder Sculpture by Bill Toma.

(Epcot, 1980s) A rare bronze sculpture created by renowned sculptor and Disney artist, Bill Toma. Depicting Dreamfinder and Figment from Journey into Imagination, the sculpture was only offered during the early years of Epcot and surviving examples are difficult to find. The sculpture stands 8.5” tall, including its wooden base, and is in very fine condition with little surface wear from previous display, including a few small scuffs to the wooden base. There is a Walt DIsney Productions copyright mark at the back of Dreamfinder’s pant leg. $400-$800

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683. Disney-MGM Studios Studio Promotional Booklet. (Disney-MGM, 1988) A promotional guide created for industry insiders introducing the Disney-MGM studios production facilities at the Walt Disney World Resort.

The 28-page staple-bound booklet features the facility logo embossed in gold on the cover and is copiously illustrated with color photographs and diagrams of the state of the art, full-service production resources and post-production capabilities on offer. Measuring 12”x9”, the piece is in very good condition with some light edge wear to the covers. $200-$400

684. “A Sneak Preview” Animal Kingdom Book. (Animal Kingdom, 1997) A pre-opening guidebook for the Animal Kingdom park at Walt Disney World featuring concept art and behind-the-scenes photos of the attractions that would be opening the following year. This 21-page booklet measures 8”x10” and is in fair condition with some minor scuffing to to the cover, edge wear, and spots of creasing throughout.

Two pages are creased at the lower right. $100-$200

686. Tokyo Disneyland Pre-Opening Booklet. (Tokyo Disneyland, 1981) A 20-page pre-opening Tokyo Disneyland booklet. Prepared for local area residents of Urayasu, Chiba, this booklet granted Japanese readers a preview of the Disney Park “targeted for opening in Spring, 1983.” The pictorial features full-color two-page spreads, showcasing the cardinal lands and their related attractions, Characters, Cast Members, food, shopping, and other elements. Measuring 8.75”x11.75”, the 20-page dual-language brochure is in very good used condition with minor wear and scuff marks to edges of cover and pages. $100-$200 214

685. Tokyo Disneyland Pre-Opening Promotional Brochure. (Tokyo Disneyland, 1981) A Tokyo Disneyland promotional brochure. The cover of the booklet features colorful conceptual artwork of the 18-story high Cinderella Castle on the cover, and contains information about the surrounding area, an overview of the Park including the World Bazaar, Advetureland, Westernland, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland. Measuring 11”x8.5”, the large brochure is in good Parkused condition with some minor adhesive residue on cover and retains COA. $400-$600

687. Pair of Young Epoch Japanese Mickey & Minnie Dolls.

(Tokyo Disneyland, 1982) A pair of Mickey and Minnie Mouse Japanese dolls manufactured by Young Epoch. Mickey is sporting a hakama and obi belt, while Minnie is fashioned in a kimono and obi.

Both retain their original removable zori sandals, and Tokyo Disneyland Merchandise tags. Measuring approximately 9” tall, both dolls are in very good used condition, with minor wear to the tags and small scuff marks on the obi sandals. $200-$400

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688. “Five Years of Happiness” Charles Boyer Signed Print. (Tokyo Disneyland, 1988) A limited-edition print titled “Five Years of Happiness” by Charles Boyer. It was created for Cast Members in commemoration of the 5th anniversary year of Tokyo Disneyland. The print is embossed with the “5 Years Tokyo Disneyland” logo, numbered “1570/3300”, and signed by artist Charles Boyer. Measuring 30”x20”, the print is in fine condition. $300-$500

689. Tokyo DisneySea Grand Opening Press Pack.

(Tokyo DisneySea, 2001) A press pack issued to a media member for the grand opening festivities at the second Tokyo-based Disney Park, Tokyo DisneySea. The kit includes a press badge, a 13-page Merchandising Information catalog with CD-ROM, and a Tokyo DisneySea and Hotel Miracosta presskit in a hardbound 2-ring binder containing over 40 multi-page press releases. The pack provides a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at what has come to be regarded as the greatest of all Disney parks during its inaugural celebration. Ranging in size from 5.75”x3.5” to 12.25”x9.5”, the pieces are in generally very good condition with some handling wear. $200-$400 215

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690. Set of (4) Disney Cruise Line Chairs (Disney, c.2000s) A matching set of (4) beach-style chairs from the Disney Cruise Line. Composed of a light-weight metal frame and soft vinyl with a Mickey-pattern, these stylish chairs are a charming and practical set of Disney furniture. Each chair stands approximately 36” tall, and the set is in fair to good used condition with expected surface wear from outdoor use.

This item may require special shipping arrangements. Please inquire for details and estimates. $400-$600

691. “Tokyo Disneyland” Charles Boyer Signed Print.

(Tokyo Disneyland, 1980s) A “Sharing the Dream Across the Sea” print by Charles Boyer. It celebrates the newly opened Tokyo Disneyland and is signed by Boyer and numbered 1348/2000. Measuring 28”x20”, the limited-edition print is in fine condition with very minor edge wear from handling. $300-$500

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692. A 1992 Euro Disney Paris Pre-Opening Poster. (Disneyland Paris, 1992) A Euro Disney Resort poster heralding the opening of “the real land of make believe” on April 12th, 1992. The poster features imagery of Opening Day attractions as Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, the Disneyland Hotel, Disney’s Newport Bay Club, Golf Disneyland. Measuring 25.5”x17.75”, the poster displays beautifully in good condition, with creasing and wear throughout. $400-$600 217

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693. EuroDisney Framed Opening Year Ticket. (Disneyland Paris, 1992) A limited edition commemorative ticket for EuroDisney copyright dated 1991 and issued in the park’s opening year. The oversized “passeport commemoratif” features an Eyvind Earle illustration of the park and the EuroDisneyland text logo stamped in silver metallic ink. Never used, the ticket still retains its stub, and both stub and ticket are serial numbered “A 008169.” Measuring 4”x11.75”, the ticket is in very fine condition with minimal wear. It is presented with the original ticket folder in an 11.25”x14.25” black plastic frame. $200-$400

694. “Euro Disney Look” Cast Member Guide. (Disneyland Paris, c.1990s) A cast member guide to company appearance standards titled, Euro Disney Look. The full-color 12-page staple-bound booklet details the dress code, grooming, and deportment standards expected of cast members in both French and English, and is illustrated throughout with positive examples of the “Disney Look.” Measuring 11.75”x8.25”, the booklet is in very good condition with some minor spidering along the spine and edge wear. $100-$200 218

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695. Euro Disney Grand Opening License Plate. (Disneyland Paris, 1992) A park-used European format license plate from the grand opening festivities at Euro Disney in 1992. The star studded grand opening ceremonies were broadcast internationally as a television special and featured processions of celebrities, Disney luminaries, and beloved characters. This plate adorned a car during the ceremony. The stately stamped metal license plate was produced by French manufacturer La Superplaque and features a black enamel fill. Measuring 4”x18”, the piece is in very good condition with minimal wear. $200-$400

696. 1992 Euro Disney Souvenir Map. (Disneyland Paris, 1992) A Euro Disney 1992 map released during the park’s inaugural year of operation. Created by legendary Disney theme park cartographer Sam McKim, the map provides a whimsically illustrated overview of the new Disney destination. Elements throughout are marked “Attraction Future” where McKim has inserted proposed attractions still in the construction or planning phases alongside completed Opening Day amusements. Folded as issued, the map measures 29.5”x43” and is in very good condition with bunching along the central horizontal fold, and stray ink lines along the lower vertical fold at far left and also at bottom right. $200-$400

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697. Sleeping Beauty Castle Figure by John Hine. (Disneyland Paris, 1994) A limited-edition Sleeping Beauty Castle by John Hine Studios. The iconic Sleeping Beauty Castle of Disneyland Paris with surrounding landscape and forecourt has been delicately crafted by Bob Russell for Bob Hine Studios in England. It is numbered 144/750.

Measuring 8.25” tall, from a 7”x8” base, the castle is in good condition with a small chip to the top spire. $200-$400

698. Euro Disneyland Hotel New York Bread Plate. (Disneyland Paris, 1992) The Hotel New York opened at Euro Disney Resort, with the Art Deco styled Manhattan Restaurant. The dishware features the emblematic three-tone Hotel New York skyline on the face. Measuring 6.5” in diameter, the plate retains its unblemished Royale Rego Porcelain “Made Exclusively for EuroDisneyland” backstamp. $200-$400

699. Lucky Nugget Saloon Concept Print.

(Disneyland Paris, 1992) A large concept art print for the Lucky Nugget Saloon in Disneyland Paris’s Thunder Mesa. The Lucky Nugget was founded by a flamboyant woman with dreams of stage stardom named “Diamond” Lil, after she discovered a gold nugget the size of a bread loaf. The Nugget would be Thunder Mesa’s premiere venue for entertainment, and its top star, the proprietress, herself. The print depicts Lil on her ornately decorated saloon stage. Mounted to foam board for presentation, the piece measures 18.25”x30” and is in good condition with edge and corner wear, including dents, creases, and loss to the backing. A crack on the reverse is reinforced with plastic tape. $200-$400 220

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700. Shanghai Mickey Avenue Show Window Display. (Shanghai Disneyland, 2010s) An element of a window display used at Shanghai Disneyland on Mickey Avenue. The display references a very old Junior Woodchucks cartoon in which Donald’s nephews go looking for a witch in a forest. The witch enchants this log which comes to life. Measuring 28.25”x48”, the display is in very good park used condition, with some surface wear from display. One of the “fingers” of the front bottom branch broke off and has been repaired with glue. $300-$500

701. Shanghai Disney Imagineering Print. (Shanghai Disneyland, 2016) A Limited-Edition Print created to thank the Imagineering crew for their contributions toward the Shanghai Disney Resort project. The print features the printed signatures of both Bob Weis (WDI President of Creative & New Experience Development) and Howard Brown (WDI Asia General Manager). Measuring 16.25”x21.25”, the print presents beautifully, in good condition, with minor waviness, a small crease on the left side, and indentation from prior storage. $100-$300

702. Shanghai Disney Ratatouille Newspaper Prop. (Shanghai Disneyland, c.2016) An original fiberglass newspaper prop used in a Ratatouille themed display on Mickey Ave. The faux French newspaper headlines depict chef Remy taking a vacation after the opening of his pastry shop, and promotes a behind the scenes look at the restaurant.

Created of printed imagery adhered over fiberglass, the newspaper prop measures 12”x9” and is in very good condition with a few minor chips and scuffs around the edges. $200-$400 221

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF AUCTION 1. This auction is presented by Love of Art, LLC. The auction is conducted under the terms and conditions set forth herein and applicable state and local laws. Announcements on the day of auction, whether printed or announced from the podium, shall supersede those in the printed catalogue.

2. Buyer’s Premium: All bids are subject to a Buyer’s Premium which shall be added to all placed successful bids.

3. Bidders and Buyers Bound: All persons placing bids, participating or registering in the auction agree to be bound by, and accept, the Terms and Conditions of the auction.

4. Qualification: All Bidders must meet auctioneers qualifications to bid. Any Bidder who is not a client in good standing of the auctioneer may be disqualified at auctioneer’s sole option and will not be awarded any lots. Such determination may be made by the auctioneer in his sole and absolute discretion prior to, during, and after the close of any auction.

5. Exclusion: The auctioneer reserves the right to exclude any persons of entity: (a) from bidding, or (b) from the floor of the auction on the day of sale.

6. Guaranty: If any entity places any bid, then the individual actually placing the bid shall guaranty payment for any successful bid.

7. Credit: Bidders shall establish credit with the auctioneer prior to placing bids. Auctioneer shall be the sole determiner of whether or not credit of any Bidder is satisfactory to auctioneer. If Bidder is not known to auctioneer, a proposed Bidder shall furnish satisfactory credit information (”SCI”) at least five business days prior to the auction. Such SCI shall include two credit references, a social security number, and appropriate credit card information. Auctioneer reserves the right to make a credit check of any proposed Bidder and such Bidder consents to the making of such a credit check. The acceptance of checks is in the auctioneer’s sole discretion and may be based on a variety of criteria, such as a credit bureau report, a bank check, or otherwise. The auctioneer will accept, up to five business days prior to the date of the auction, deposits for bidding, if the check is a local check; or up to 10 business days before deposit if the check is not a local check. Such deposits will be kept in an attorney’s trust account, and shall not be applied to any payment absent a successful recognized bid. Those bidding on the Internet must pre-register at least one business day before the auction and bids will not be accepted if pre-registration has not occurred.

8. Bidding Procedures by Mail or Fax: All mail or fax bids shall be signed.

9. Bidding Increments: The bidding increments shall be utilized as specified in Paragraph 15; and if any bid does not so conform, the bid will be lowered to the highest increment lower than the mail bid. Non-internet bids (such as, for example only, bids from the podium, fax, mail, or telephone bids) shall be treated similarly to floor bids in that the bidding increments shall be utilized; and if the bid does not so conform, the bid will be lowered to the highest increment that is lower than the bid. Any Bidder may once in an auction for a particular lot bid a “half-increment”. Once a “half-increment” bid is accepted no other half-increment bids will be accepted on that particular lot. No “buy” or “unlimited” bids will be accepted. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein the auctioneer may solicit or accept bids that are not incremental in nature.

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Identical Bids: Preference will be given to the bid first received.

11. Execution of Bids by Auctioneer: Auctioneer is not responsible for errors in your bids. CHECK YOUR BIDS BEFORE SUBMITTING THEM TO THE AUCTIONEER. Auctioneer is not responsible for any failure in executing mail or fax bids received on the day of the auction or later. All written bids should be received two business days before the auction. Auctioneer is not responsible for proper execution of bids submitted by telephone, mail, FAX, email, Internet, or in person, once the auction begins. Electronically placed bids may not be withdrawn.

12. Technology Failure: In the event that auctioneer experiences an outage of the Internet, or telephone service the auctioneer may extend the time for bidding on any lot in the auction. The auctioneer reserves the right to “take a break” for any reason during the course of the auction.

13. Delivery of Lots: Lots won by Bidders will not be delivered on the day of the auction. All items must be shipped, or they will be held for pick-up at a time when deemed permissible by local regulations pertaining to the Covid-19 virus.

14. Transfer of Title: Title to any lot shall only transfer after payment is successfully received in full by the auctioneer, including the Buyer’s Premium, any sales tax applicable, and any shipping or other charges.

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15. Increments of Bidding: Range: $10 to $100 $100 to $500 $500 to $1,000 $1,000 to $2,000 $2,000 to $5,000 $5,000 to $10,000 $10,000 to $20,000 $20,000 to $50,000 $50,000 to $100,000 $100,000 to $250,000 $250,000 and up

Multiple: $10 $25 $50 $100 $250 $500 $1,000 $2,500 $5,000 $10,000 Auctioneer’s Discretion

16. Auctioneer May Submit Items to Auction: The auctioneer, his employees or affiliates, may consign items to the auction.

17. Auctioneer May Grant Concessions to Consignors or Bidders: The auctioneer, in his discretion, may extend guarantees, loans, or advances to consignors. The auctioneer reserves the right to extend additional credit by way of extended payment terms at its sole discretion.

18. Minimum or Nominal Bids: The auctioneer will set a minimum bid before a lot can be sold. Bids below the minimum bid may not be accepted or recognized by the auctioneer. Further, nominal bids, or small opening bids, or very nominal advances in the bidding may not be recognized by the auctioneer, in its sole discretion. Any lot not receiving any recognized bid shall be passed.

19. Winner of Lot: The highest qualified bidder recognized by the auctioneer shall be the Buyer. In the event of a tie bid, the bid received first by the auctioneer shall prevail. If there is a dispute among Bidders, the auctioneer may in his sole and absolute discretion re-offer the lot. There are times when a bid may not be recognized by the auctioneer; in that situation the recognized bid will be the winning bid regardless of whether or not the competing, but unrecognized bid, may have been higher. The auctioneer may in his absolute discretion re-open the bidding immediately after closing a lot to accept any bid in error not previously recognized.

20. Good Faith Bidding: Auctioneer reserves the right to honor any bid or to limit the amount of any bid. All bids must be made in good faith. A bid is not made in good faith, if it is made by an insolvent or irresponsible person, a minor, or if made in excess of any applicable credit limit.

21. Lots: All lots will be sold in numerical order (unless a lot is re-offered) and will not be broken. Auctioneer reserves the right to withdraw, prior to the close of the entire auction, any lot.

22. Rescission of Sale of Lot: Auctioneer reserves the right to rescind the sale of any lot in the event of non-payment, disputed ownership, clerical error, clerical omission in exercising bids and reserves, or for any other reason in the auctioneer’s sole and absolute discretion.

23. Lots Sold After Auction: In some cases lots will be sold after the auction. The Terms and Conditions apply to those sales as well.

24. Payment in Dollars: All sales are strictly for cash; and payment must be made in United States Dollars.

25. Amount of Payment: All deliveries, and transfers of title, are subject to the full payment of all monies due for the lot, including the payment of the separate Buyer's Premium. The Buyer's Premium shall be 18% of the highest successful recognized bid for inperson, phone, or absentee bidding; 21% for bids placed through internet platforms. Auctioneer retains the Buyer's Premium as its own property.

26. Payment Terms: Payment is due upon the closing of the auction sessions, or upon presentation of an invoice. If payment in full is not received within (7) calendar days after the close of the auction, or within (5) calendar days of the invoice date, whichever is later, the auctioneer may in its sole and absolute discretion, void the sale. If the sale is voided for non-payment the successful bidder shall still owe the auctioneer its fees. Sales tax will be collected from any successful bidder unless the appropriate certificate is on file with the auctioneer at least five business days before the first date set for the auction. If the successful bidder choses to send an “echeck”, electronic funds transfer, or ACH payment, and it does not clear, the bidder authorizes the auctioneer to use the credit card on file. If payment is not made the auctioneer reserves the right to sell the lot to any under-bidder or in any future auction; any difference in the realized proceeds shall be the responsibility of the non-paying successful first bidder.

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Risk of loss passes to the Buyer on the TRANSFER DATE. Delivery costs and insurance during delivery are the responsibility of the Buyer. Frames are sold as-is. Auctioneer is not responsible for damage to a framed item during shipment. Such breakage shall not be the basis for return for any lot. All items must be shipped, or will be held for pick-up at a time when deemed permissible by local regulations pertaining to the Covid-19 virus.

28. Interest: Any unpaid invoice will bear interest at the highest rate allowed by California law.

29. Attorney’s Fees: In the event that it in necessary for the auctioneer to employ an attorney the successful Bidder agrees to pay reasonable attorney’s fees and costs.

30. Security Interest Granted: The successful Bidder grants a security interest in the lot being sold to secure the payment of the invoice. The successful bidder grants a possessory lien as well to the auctioneer. Auctioneer shall have the rights granted under Article 9 of the California Commercial Code including but not limited to the right of sale.

31. No Warranties: NO WARRANTY, WHETHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, IS MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY DESCRIPTION IN THE CATALOGUE OR ON THE DAY OF AUCTION. Descriptions are only being presented for the benefit of those bidders who have not had the opportunity to view the lots prior to bidding and no description in the catalogue shall create any warranty. Color variations are to be expected and are not the basis for any return of any lot. Auctioneer is only selling the right, title, and interest of any lot that has been consigned to the Auctioneer by virtue of any consignment agreements. The Auctioneer disclaims any warranty of fitness or merchantability.

32. Disclaimer of Damages; Sole Remedies: Auctioneer disclaims any damages, consequential or otherwise. Auctioneer shall not be responsible for consequential damages, incidental damages, compensatory damages, or any other damages. Up to the date that the auctioneer pays the consignor (45 days after the close of the auction sessions), and in the event that Auctioneer cannot deliver a lot, or if it is established that the lot lacks title, or some other transfer or condition issue is claimed, the sole remedy of the Bidder up to a date six months after the close of the auction sessions shall be the rescission of the sale and the refund of any amount paid by the Buyer. After the consignor is paid by the auctioneer the sole remedy of the Buyer is against the consignor, and vice versa.

33. Statements are Opinions: In consideration of participation in the auction, and the placing of a bid, Bidder expressly releases auctioneer, its officers, directors, employees, affiliates, outside experts, and attorneys the (”RELEASEES”) from any and all claims, causes of action, in law or in equity, direct or indirect, known or unknown that he/she/it may have with respect to the auction, the catalogue, the conduct of the auction, or the lots being purchased. By not complying with the terms of this Release, Bidder waives any and all claims against the RELEASEES. A bidder or buyer acknowledges that there is a risk that subsequent to the execution of this Agreement, one or more of them will discover facts or will discover, suffer, or incur claims and/or damages relating to the subject matter of this release, which were unknown or unanticipated at the time of the auction, which, if known on that date may have materially affected their respective decisions to give the herein release. Despite this knowledge and understanding, each bidder and buyer agrees that it is assuming the risk of such unknown and unanticipated facts and claims, and in connection herewith, each hereby expressly waives any and all rights under California Civil Code Section 1542, which section has been explained to and is understood by each party and which reads as follows: “A general release does not extend to claims which the creditor does not know or suspect to exist in his favor at the time of executing the release, which if known by him must have materially affected his settlement with the debtor.”

34: Arbitration: By placing a bid in the auction, a Bidder agrees to the dispute resolution set forth herein. All disputes shall be arbitrated by the American Arbitration Association in Los Angeles County, California. Costs shall be split equally among all parties.

This replaces the right to go to court, including the right to a jury trial.

35. Prohibited Activities: Any agreement between consignors and bidders to sell by private sale any lot, or to effect a non-sale of an item at auction is prohibited and auctioneer reserves the right to collect from the bidder the Buyer’s Premium.

36. Special Notice: Auctioneer has in compliance with Title 2.95 of the California Civil Code, Section 1812.600 posted with the California Secretary of State a bond. The auction is being conducted in compliance with Section 2338 of the California Commercial Code and Section 535 of the California Penal Code.

37. SALE OF AUTOGRAPHED MEMORABILIA: AS REQUIRED BY LAW, A DEALER WHO SELLS TO A CONSUMER ANY MEMORABILIA DESCRIBED AS BEING AUTOGRAPHED MUST PROVIDE A WRITTEN CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY AT THE TIME OF SALE. THIS DEALER MAY BE SURETY BONDED OR OTHERWISE INSURED TO ENSURE THE AUTHENTICITY OF ANY COLLECTIBLE SOLD BY THIS DEALER. 38. The photos within are of objects privately owned and for purposes of sale, but the items and photographs themselves may contain intellectual property that is copyright protected by Disney or its affiliates. Use of photos in this catalog is prohibited without written permission. Buyer is purchasing the physical item, but not the rights to reproduce or commercially display without the written consent of the Disney Worldwide Services and all its affiliates.

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Phone & Absentee Bidder List Please type or print legibly. This form can be emailed to auction@vegalleries.com or faxed to: (818) 788-2368 or mailed to: Van Eaton Galleries 13613 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 For more info, please call (818) 788-2357 Van Eaton Galleries uses the increments in the chart to the right. To keep an orderly bidding structure, please place your bids within this framework.

Bidder Number (Office Only): _________________________

Range

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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