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(Disney, 1959/69) A pair of original one-sheets for the original release and 1969 re-release of “Darby O’Gill and the Little People.

(Gaggini, 1950s-60s) A rare, large plaster figure of Disney's Pluto. Little is known about the artist "Gaggini F. F. Silvio," a prolif...

(Disney, 1972) A one-sheet for the 1972 theatrical re-release of “The Sword in the Stone.” Measuring 27” x 41”, th

(Disneyland Records, 1961-63) A pair of 7” 45RPM Scrooge McDuck and Ludwig Von Drake Disneyland Records. Included are I’m Ludwig Von

(Whitman, 1961) A Walt Disney’s Ludwig Von Drake Tiddly Winks by Whitman. The game includes 18 game pieces, four felt mats, and one pot with

(Pelham Puppets, 1960s) A pair of Mickey and Minnie Mouse marionettes by Pelham Puppets of England with the original boxes. The puppets measure 10

(National Leather, 1962) A Mickey Mouse Club school bag featuring Mickey, Pluto, and two Mouseketeers. Measuring 13.5"x 4” x 9.5" ta...

(Ben Cooper, 1960s) A packaged Walt Disney’s Mouseketeers Vest and Mask by Ben Cooper. The costume is “made of flame retardant vinyl

(Roy Williams, 1960s-70s) A one-of-a-kind hand-drawn lyric book for “The Magic Words” by Mouseketeer “Big Roy” Wil

(Disney, 1965) A “That Darn Cat” charm bracelet in its original box with four Siamese cat charms and one logo charm. Measuring 5.5

(Disney, 1966) An original production cel of Kanga and Roo from “Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree.” Kanga and Roo have an image s

(Disney, 1964) A complete set of 9 Walt Disney Fire Prevention study prints released to schools and fire departments to educate students in fire safet

(Disney, 1966) An original one-sheet for “Follow Me, Boys.” Measuring 27” x 41”, the poster is in very good condit

(Enesco, 1968) A very rare ceramic figure of Berlioz from “The Aristocats.” The figurine was sold at Disneyland and still has its go

(Disney, 1968) A window card for “Never a Dull Moment” starring Disney Legend Dick Van Dyke. Measuring 14” x 22”,

(Disney/Ronco, 1976) An unused set of Disney character punchouts. The eight perforated punchouts of Mickey and friends were a giveaway with the album

(Disney, 1970s-90s) A drawing of Rabbit from a Disney “Winnie the Pooh” production, accomplished in pencil. With a character image s

(Disney, 1970s-80s) A drawing of Bambi by Disney Legend Bill Justice on his personal letterhead. Justice was the first person to draw Chip ‘n

(Disney, 1978) A hand-drawn layout map of the Walt Disney Studios Animation Building by John Niendorff, who worked in the animation department on film

(Disney, 1984) An original animation production cel & drawing of Donald Duck prepared for the television special Donald’s 50th Birthday. T...