(Disney, 1950s-60s) A rare early Disneyland Records store display. This point-of-sale wooden and metal display rack announces itself as the Disneyland Records Children’s Corner, with an image of Tinker Bell on each side declaring “The Finest Value in Children’s Records.” The display features eight wireframe racks to hold 12” records, with a shelf at the bottom to hold 7” singles. Measuring 26.5” x 19” x 72.5” high, the display is in good condition, with wear throughout from age and storage, including oxidation to the wireframe racks and metal legs, scuffs and staining, edge wear, and a 2” area of discoloration along the top edge likely from water exposure. The top sign elements are bright and clear, particularly the “Disneyland Records” oval, with the “Children’s Corner” sign exhibiting small scuffs and spotting on close examination. The Tinker Bell graphic on the right-hand panel is in very good condition with some spotting that appears possibly original to production, while the left-hand graphic shows wear mainly to white areas including Tinker Bell’s hair and the word “records.”

(Disneyland, 1956) A “Walt Disney’s Disneyland Band Concert” vinyl record. Recorded at Disneyland during a normal day of operation, the record captures Vesey Walker’s celebrated band performing selections from Disney films and the Great American Songbook. Measuring 7” in diameter, the record is in good playable condition with surface scratches, a sticker on the label, and wear from use, while the 7” x 7.25” sleeve is in very good condition with creases and edge wear.

(Disneyland, 1972) The Wonderful World of Disneyland Music Records Volume 1 and 2, featuring 48 complete songs. Each boxed set consists of 6 long-playing 7-inch 33 1/2 RPM records with 24 classic Disney songs ranging from "Minnie's Yoo-Hoo" from 1930 to "Ev'rybody Wants to Be A Cat" from 1970. The records and boxes are in very good condition with only light wear to boxes from handling and storage.

(Disney Parks, 1974) A Send-a-Record featuring music from the daily Walt Disney Character Parade down Main Street U.S.A, and the "Mickey Mouse Club March." Measuring 6” in diameter, the 33 ⅓ flexible plastic record comes attached to its 6.5” x 6.25” paper cover and is in good condition. The cover is un-postmarked with scuffs, a few faint creases, and light wear.

(Disneyland, 1978) A die-cut plastic Disneyland Records store display sign featuring Mickey Mouse as he appeared in “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” segment of “Fantasia.” Measuring 15.75” x 28.25”, the double-sided sign is in fair condition on one side with heavy scratches, stains, and wear, while the reverse is in poor condition with heavy oxidation, discoloration, and wear. At the bottom are three intentional holes for display.

(Disneyland/Walt Disney World, 1980) "The Official Album of Disneyland/Walt Disney World" 33 ⅓ RPM record. This recording includes The Main Street Electrical Parade, The Blue Grass Boys, The Royal Street Bachelors, and Fife and Drum Corps, and soundtracks from attractions. Measuring 12", the record is in very good condition with light wear. The 12.5"x12.5" cover is in good condition exhibiting wear.

(Disneyland, 2005) A souvenir record titled "Walt Disney Takes You to Disneyland." This record provides a musical tour of Disneyland with music from the Golden Horseshoe Revue, Jungle Cruise, King Arthur Carrousel, and many others. The songs are performed by the Disneyland Concert Orchestra with narration by Walt Disney. Originally released in 1956, the album was reissued in 2005 as part of the “A Musical History of Disneyland” box set celebrating Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. The back of the album features a beautifully illustrated map of the Park. Measuring 12.5” x 12.5”, the unopened record is in fine condition.

(Disneyland, 1950s) An early wax paper cup featuring Sleeping Beauty Castle and symbols of Adventureland, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, and Frontierland. Measuring 5” tall and 3” in diameter, the cup is in fair condition with discoloration, creases, and stains inside and outside from use.

(Disneyland, 1960s) A full box of 100 Disneyland wax paper cups. This iconic design was used throughout the 1960s and immortalized with a ceramic reproduction for the 50th Anniversary of the Park. Measuring 3.75" tall each, the cups are in very good condition with light wear from age only. The 3" x 3" x 23" Lily cup box is in good condition with typical wear mainly at the ends, and the side seam loose for 8" from the glue losing cohesion due to age.

(Disneyland, 1960s-70s) A Disneyland Candy Palace Candy Corn Bag from the popular Main Street, U.S.A. shop. Measuring 4” x 5.75”, the plastic bag is in good condition with mild creases and wear from handling and age, and a .25" tear at the opening.

(Disneyland, 1950s) An original popcorn box from Disneyland featuring two-color printed images of the popular Sleeping Beauty Castle logo and iconic attractions from Tomorrowland, Frontierland, Adventureland, and Fantasyland. These memorable turquoise and white striped popcorn boxes resonate with collectors and are among the most sought-after Disneyland ephemera. Measuring 7.25” tall when assembled, the popcorn box is in very good condition exhibiting color fading, a few creases, spots of discoloration, and light wear from age.

(Disneyland, 1950s-1960s) A souvenir menu from Hills. Bros. Coffee House and Coffee Garden, which was located on Main Street, U.S.A. beginning in 1958. The beautifully illustrated foldable menu can be turned into a paper model of the restaurant. Measuring 13” x 15.75”, the menu is in good condition with wear along the intended folds, creases on the spires, a price adjustment written in pen, and ink smudges.

(Disneyland, 1990s) A colorful shirt worn by Disneyland Outdoor Vendors. Measuring a size medium, the shirt is in good condition with wear from Cast use.

(Disneyland, 2000s) A pink and turquoise striped umbrella from Main Street, U.S.A. This brightly-colored umbrella was likely used at the Plaza Inn or a nearby food cart to protect Guests from the Southern California heat. Measuring 90” tall and 78” in diameter on a 1.5” thick pole, the umbrella is in very good condition with two tassels missing, soiling, oxidation on the spokes and tip, paint on the bottom of the pole, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1964) A Central High School “Sno-Day” button commemorating a February 7, 1964 trip, humorously referred to here as “A Knite in Disneyland.” Pictured are Merlin from “The Sword in the Stone” inspecting a scroll as a knight observes him. Measuring 3” in diameter, the button is in good condition with surface scratches, small stains, and oxidation on the reverse.

(Disney, 1990s-2000s) A rare sign featuring a Mickey Mouse head silhouette, “Disney” written in silver, and a rainbow-colored outline. Measuring 21.5” x 24.5”, the acrylic sign with mirrored elements is in fair condition with heavy scratches, scuffs, wear from display, and scrapes in the acrylic.

(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 a sturdy PVC board. Measuring 17.5” x 18”, the PVC board sign is in very good condition with raised bumps on the lower half, light stains, and scratches from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1987-1988) A lamppost sign from Disneyland’s State Fair. Disneyland State Fairs occurred in the Park for two straight years, featuring a large Ferris Wheel, fair-style games, themed food, and pig races. Measuring 18.5” x 21”, the PVC sign is in very good condition with intended holes for display, light scratches, and typical wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1987) A lamppost sign from Disneyland’s first State Fair celebration. Created to boost attendance at the Park, the event featured a large Ferris wheel, fair-style games, food, and Pigmania pig races at Big Thunder Ranch. Measuring 20.25” x 21.5”, the PVC board sign is in very good condition with intended holes for display and typical wear from Park use

(Disneyland, 1988) A lamppost sign from the 1988 State Fair at Disneyland. Created to boost Park attendance, the event featured fair-style games, food, pig races, and more. Measuring 21” x 22.75”, the acrylic board sign with mirrored elements is in very good condition with intended holes for display, scratches, smudges, and light wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1987) A lamppost sign for the Magic Kingdom's Star Spangled Salute to America. This patriotic celebration was held in honor of the 200th anniversary of the signing of the Constitution. Measuring 18" in diameter, the acrylic board sign is in good condition with intended holes for display, spotting, scratches, and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1985) A dynamic sign created for the Star Spangled Summer event at the Walt Disney World Resort. The patriotic event featured entertainment such as an America-themed fireworks show at the Magic Kingdom and the Radio City Music Hall Rockettes at Epcot. This sign features Mickey in an American flag-themed outfit, mirrored stars, and the slogan “Celebrate Our Star Spangled Summer.” Measuring 21” x 22”, the acrylic sign is in good condition with heavy scratches, stains, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1988) A jacket worn by Cast Members supporting the Circus Fantasy '88 show from January 16 thru March 6, 1988. The size on the label is illegible and the jacket appears to be a size medium, in good condition with fading, pilling, stains, and wear from age and handling.

(Disneyland, 1988) A lamppost sign from Disneyland’s celebration of Mickey’s 60th birthday. A dapper Mickey Mouse is shown above his beginnings as Steamboat Willie with the slogan "Sixty Years With You." Measuring 18” x 23.5”, the acrylic sign with mirrored elements is in good condition with scratches, smudges, intended holes for display, wear from Park use, and a 1” stain in the top left corner.

(Disney Parks, 1990) A sign for Disney’s Coast-to-Coast celebration featuring Mickey Mouse and a plane flying across the United States from Disneyland to Walt Disney World. Measuring 20” in diameter, the acrylic board sign with mirrored elements is in good condition with scratches, smudges, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1983) A Mickey’s Month lamppost sign from the Park’s celebration of Mickey’s birthday. The sign features multicolored Mickey balloons and reads “Happy Birthday, Mickey.” Measuring 15.75” in diameter, the PVC board sign is in very good condition with light scratches and wear from Park use.

(Disney, 1996) A sign from the "Team Disney '96" promotion of the USA Olympics Team. Measuring 10" x 8.5", the acrylic sign is in very good condition with light wear from display, handling, and age.

(Disneyana, 1993) A Mickey Mouse wristwatch commemorating the Official Disneyana Convention at Disneyland. The watch features Mickey Mouse, Clarabelle, and Donald Duck, and two special wheels displaying the time at Disneyland and Walt Disney World. The timepiece measures 1.25" in diameter and is 9" long with its bands. The watch is in fine unused condition, with its original gatefold 2.5"x9.5"x1" box which exhibits minor tears and wear.

(Disneyland, 2005-06) A one-of-a-kind Disneyland "Happiest Faces on Earth" plaque that accompanied one of 38 mosaic art installations created by Roy Feinson for the 50th anniversary of Disneyland Resort. This plaque was displayed next to a piece in Adventureland that depicted Mowgli and Balloo of “The Jungle Book” rendered in a mosaic of 2,302 photos submitted by Disneyland Guests. Standing 39.25" and 13.75"x12", the metal Park plaque is in very good condition, exhibiting expected patina, oxidation, chipping, scratches, scuffs, and wear from age and exposure during its original display.

(Disneyland, 1985) A lamppost sign from the ninth annual Festival Japan held at the Park on October 12 & 13, 1985. Featuring Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse in traditional Japanese attire. Measuring 15.5” in diameter, the silk screen on PVC board sign is in very good condition with light scratches, stains, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1984) A Park-used Olympic Spirit lamppost sign. This sign was displayed as part of the Los Angeles 1984 Summer Olympics celebration and features a hidden Mickey made out of Olympic rings. Measuring 15.75”, the patriotic PVC sign is in good condition with scratches, smudges, stains, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1988) A sign featuring Mickey and Minnie in a classic car from the first Blast to the Past celebration at Disneyland. The event celebrated 1950s culture with period-specific costuming, classic cars, and rock and roll music. Measuring 17.5” x 24.5”, the acrylic sign with mirrored elements is in good condition with intended holes for display, scratches, scuffs, pin holes, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1989) A lenticular Blast to the Past event sign featuring Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, and Pluto. This eye-catching lenticular sign is from the final Blast to the Past celebration, which lasted from March 18 to June 18, 1989. Measuring 18.75” x 19.5”, the acrylic sign is in fair condition with heavy scratches, stains, several cracks on the top right, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1988) A Carnation Ice Cream Parlor Menu themed for the Blast to the Past Celebration and parade at Disneyland. This salute to 1950s Americana-inspired menu entries such as the "Black Cow" float and "50s Favorite Coca-Cola." Measuring 9.25" x 6.25", the laminated menu is in very good condition.

(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 20” x 25.5”, the acrylic sign with mirrored elements is in good condition with intended holes for display, heavy scratches, scuffs, and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1988-1990) A lamppost sign for Mickey’s Birthdayland, a temporary land created to celebrate Mickey’s 60th birthday. The acrylic board sign features Mickey wearing a birthday hat in front of Cinderella Castle. Measuring 19” x 21”, the sign is in good condition with intentional holes for display, heavy scratches throughout, pinholes, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1987) A lamppost sign displayed in the Park to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Walt Disney's animated classic “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.” Measuring 17.5” x 18.25”, the sign is in good condition with intentional holes for display, scratches, smudges, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1960) A fantastic accordion-style insert flyer promoting the free shows and nighttime events at Disneyland. The multi-folded flyer contains band showtimes and special Date Night events. Measuring 4.25” x 17”, the piece is in very good condition with creases and edge wear along the intentional folds.

(Disneyland, 1960s-70s) A collection of four Disneyland informational brochures. Included are two “Two Wonderful Ways to Enjoy Disneyland” brochures, one “Three Wonderful Ways to Enjoy” brochure, and one “New Year’s Eve at Disneyland 1972 brochure. Measuring from 3.5"x6" to 3.75” x 7”, the brochures are in very good to good condition with creases, light wear from handling, and annotation in pen on the “Three Wonderful Ways” brochure.

(Disneyland, 1956) A “Disneyland 1st Anniversary Souvenir Pictorial” documenting the Park’s first year of operation with its original mailer envelope. Measuring 14.5” x 11”, the piece is in good used condition with spots of discoloration to the cover, creases, minor tears along folds, and wear.

(Disneyland, 1965) A keyring with a fob commemorating the "Disneyland '65 Tencennial Celebration." Measuring 1.25" in diameter on a 2.75"-long snake chain, the piece is in very good condition with light wear.

(Disneyland, 1965) A newspaper supplement commemorating Disneyland's 10th anniversary with a history of the Park and full-color photos. This 24-page supplement measures 13" x 10.75" and is in very good condition with minor wear to edges and corners.

(Sloves, 1965) A gold Disneyland tencennial celebration zippable envelope featuring the tencennial logo and the phrase “First Fabulous Decade.” Measuring 12” x 16.25”, the envelope is in fair condition with scratches and stains throughout from use.

(Disneyland, 1980-95) A group of three bumper stickers commemorating milestone anniversaries of Disneyland. Measuring 15" x 4" and 15" x 2.75", the stickers are in fine condition on their original backing paper.

(Disneyland, 1985) A colorful lamppost sign displayed in celebration of Disneyland’s 30th anniversary. Measuring 22” x 22.5”, the PVC board sign is in very good condition with intended holes for display, scratches, and typical wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1986) A souvenir novelty license plate and frame set commemorating the 30th anniversary of Disneyland. Measuring 12.25" x 6.25", the metal plate and frame are in fine condition, sealed in their original plastic shrink wrapping.

(Disneyland, 1990) A rare Disneyland Games sign from the Park's 35th anniversary. This sign may have had a connection to the Disneyland Dream Machine, where Guests exchanged tickets to pull the Dream Machine lever and receive various prizes. Measuring 18.25” x 23.75”, the PVC board sign is in good condition with intended holes for display, heavy scratches, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1990) A Disneyland 35 Years of Magic sign. This brightly-colored acrylic board sign was displayed in celebration of the Park’s 35th anniversary, likely near the entrance or on Main Street, U.S.A. Measuring 15.5” x 26.5”, the sign is in good condition with intended holes for display, heavy scratches, smudges, stains, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1995) A Park-used lamppost sign from the 40 Years of Adventures anniversary celebration at Disneyland. The die-cut mirrored acrylic sign resembles a compass rose and is printed with the event's logo. Two sections measuring 0.75” and 1.5” have had their acrylic backing scuffed off over the years, resulting in a see-through effect. Measuring 24.5" x 24.5", the sign is in good condition with intentional holes for display, scratches, scuffs, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 2005-06) A pair of Disneyland 2-Day Hopper tickets featuring the 50th anniversary logo with Sleeping Beauty's Castle and Tinker Bell. Measuring 3.5" x 2", the used tickets are in very good condition with light handling and one tack hole each.

(Disneyland, 2005) A limited edition print celebrating Disneyland’s 50th anniversary designed by Thomas Kinkade. Pictured are families on a rain-slicked Main Street, U.S.A. taking in the splendor of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Measuring 28.5” x 42.5” in a 38.5” x 52.5” glassless matted frame, the print is in fine condition.

(Disneyland, 2005) A pair of Happiest Homecoming on Earth banners featuring the Disneyland 50th anniversary logo on the reverse. Measuring 109” x 28.75” each, the banners are in good condition with scuffs, creases, surface wear, and folds.

(Disneyland, 2015) A large Disneyland "D" with a clear plastic diamond decoration in the style of the 60th anniversary logos. The backing posts have screw backs, indicating this was a hat decoration or affixed to a display. Measuring 2.75" x 2", the piece is in very good condition with light wear from display and some small spots of patina.

(Disney, 1970s) A souvenir tambourine from Disney's traveling show of costumed characters "Disney on Parade." Measuring 7" in diameter the souvenir is in very good condition, with light scuffs and scratches.

(Disneyland, 1992) A Cast Member-exclusive leather wristwatch commemorating the 20th anniversary of the legendary Main Street Electrical Parade. The 1” face features the text “20th Anniversary, Premiere Performance June 16, 1972-1992” and is surrounded by a gold bezel containing Roman numerals. Its original box and protective case, featuring a golden outlined Main Street, U.S.A. inside is included, though the case is broken. Measuring 9" in length, the watch is in very good condition with light wear on the face, bezel, and clasp.

(Disneyland, 1996) A very special pair of Disneyland passports created to mark the farewell season for the popular "Main Street Electrical Parade". The passports together form one long image of the parade, with both passports numbered "7114". Both passports are unused with their admission stubs intact, and both measure 4"x15.75". The pair is in very good condition and the original vellum commemorative envelope is included.

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(Disneyland, 1973) A souvenir picture disc record of songs from Disneyland's popular Main Street Electrical Parade, with imagery of Mickey and parade floats on both sides. Measuring 7.25"x7.25", the record is in fine condition with spots of light discoloration from age only.

(Disneyland, 1996) A commemorative passport for the Main Street Electrical Parade’s annual passholder event before it closed in November of 1996. Measuring 5.5” x 10.75” and 5.5” x 11”, the passport and envelope are in very good condition with light edge wear, and 1” creasing to one edge of both.

(Disneyland, 1996) An unopened Disneyland Collectors’ Series II Main Street Electrical Parade commemorative collector card from the show’s farewell season. The Main Street Electrical Parade originally ran from 1972-1996, after which it has returned sparingly for limited engagements. The collector card features Park iconography, characters from the parade, and text from the parade’s opening narration. Measuring 2.5” x 3.5” on a 5” x 10.75” card in a sealed 5.25” x 11.25” envelope, the collector card appears to be in fine condition, while the envelope has light stains on the front and back.

(Disneyland/Walt Disney World, 1977) A promotional 33 ⅓ RPM record featuring music from the immensely popular Main Street Electrical Parade. Measuring 7” in diameter, the record plays and is in very good condition with light surface scratches, smudges, and wear from use.

(Disneyland, 2002) A Disney’s Main Street Electrical Parade limited edition set featuring five “Cinderella” pins in a commemorative music box. Measuring from 0.5” x 0.75” to 1.5” x 1.75” in a 6” x 8.25” box, the pins are in very good condition with light wear, while the box exhibits scratches and has an audio feature that requires servicing.

(Disneyland, 1997) A limited edition lithograph celebrating the “Light Magic” nighttime spectacular at Disneyland. Featured are Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse leading a festive parade of friends on floats down Main Street, U.S.A. The lithograph, numbered 0866 of 2000, is signed by Disney artists Charles Boyer on the bottom left corner and Scott Westmoreland on the bottom right corner. Measuring 20” x 28” in a 28” x 36” double mat frame, the lithograph displays in fine condition, while the frame has light edge wear along the bottom.

(Disneyland, 1967) An extremely rare hand silk-screened poster for Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room in Adventureland, presented by United Air Lines. This scarce variant of a similar 1963 version features a different tiki statue, altered text, and a teal background replacing the original green. Measuring 36” x 54”, the poster displays in good condition with 15.75” and 13.5” tears on the bottom that have been repaired with tape on the reverse, additional tape on the back from repair, a crease the full width of the poster, a 10.5” crease at the bottom left corner, additional creases throughout, light peeling, and edge wear.

(Disneyland, 1960s) A Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room admission price sign in a thematic bamboo frame. Adults could enter with an “E” ticket from their Disneyland ticket book or pay seventy-five cents, while children under twelve cost sixty-five cents. Measuring 16.75” x 21”, the sign is in very good condition with long scratches including an 11” scratch on the right side, smudges, and wear from Park use, especially on the reverse.

(Disneyland, 1970s-80s) A costume shirt worn by Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room Attraction Hosts. Measuring a size extra large, the shirt is in good condition with wear from Cast Member use and age.

(Disneyland 1960s) A beautiful black and white glossy photo of the exterior of Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room. Visible are several attraction posters showing that admission costs were seventy-five cents for adults and fifty cents for children, as the Tiki Room was originally not included in Disneyland ticket books. Measuring 11” x 14”, the photo is in very good condition with one small indent on the left side.

(Disneyland, 2003) A limited edition button-up shirt designed in the style of the 1960s Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room Cast Member outfits. Created for the 40th Anniversary of the attraction, this shirt features Tiki Room imagery and was limited to an edition size of 500. The shirt is missing its sizing label, but it appears to be a men's size large and in very good condition with light wear.

(Disneyland, 2003) A limited edition button-down shirt designed in the style of "Enchanted Tiki Room" Cast Member wardrobe. Created for the 40th Anniversary of the attraction, this shirt features Tiki Room imagery and was limited to an edition size of 500. The shirt is missing its size label but appears to be a size small, and is in very good condition exhibiting light wear.

(Disneyland, 1960s) A souvenir floral-print Hawaiian-style shirt manufactured for sale at Disneyland. Measuring a large size, this shirt is in good condition, missing its size label but retaining its original Disneyland label.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s) A Tiki shield prop from the Jungle Cruise in Adventureland. The hand-painted resin prop was displayed in the attraction's queue and features a baboon face on a white shield. Measuring 17.5” x 41” x 2” thick, the prop is in very good condition with a pink paint spot on the nose and light wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 2013) A replica Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room sign. Released as part of the attraction’s 50th anniversary, this sign is printed in vibrant color on a wood composite backing. The two-layer sign is display-ready with hanging hardware installed on the reverse. Measuring 23.5" x 28.25", the sign is in very good condition with light wear.

(Parker Brothers, 1956) A board game based on Adventureland at Disneyland. The game is complete with a game board, 24 cards, four colorful boat tokens, and one double spinner. The 7.75" x 16.25" and 1.75" deep box and game pieces are in very good condition with light wear.

(Disney Parks, 2014) A pair of decorative plates featuring Adventureland imagery, including Jose from the Tiki Room, and the "Maui" mascot seen in the Polynesian Resort at Walt Disney World. Measuring 9" in diameter, the bamboo wood plates are in very good condition with light wear.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A Park-used ornament displayed in Adventureland during the Holiday season. Measuring 2.75” x 5.5” on a 5.75” x 6” custom stand, the wood, feather, and pinecone ornament is in very good condition with visible glue and light wear from Park use, while the stand’s corners have small chips and edge wear.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A Park-used ornament displayed in Adventureland during the Holiday season. Measuring 4” x 5.25” on a 6” x 9.25” custom stand, the wood, feather, and pinecone ornament is in very good condition with visible glue and light wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 2005) A complete set of eight Adventureland pins with their original box. Designed by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily, this set was released to commemorate Disneyland’s 50th anniversary in a limited edition of 1500. Included are three Enchanted Tiki Room pins, a Tahitian Terrace Restaurant pin, a Swiss Family Treehouse pin, a Big Game Safari Shooting Gallery pin, a silver world compass pin, and an Adventureland pin. Measuring from 0.75” in diameter to 2.5” long in a 3” x 11” box, the pins are in fine-to-very good condition with light scratches.

(Crown Colony, 1960s) A rare Jungle Cruise Snow Globe. This small souvenir depicts a boat surrounded by crocodiles, a hippopotamus, and a monkey hanging overhead. Measuring 3” x 2” x 2.5”, this piece is in good condition exhibiting light wear, without water inside.

(Disneyland, 2000s) A prop skull from the entrance to Adventureland. These types of prop skulls were removed from the land's entrance following the Park’s reopening in 2021 after the pandemic-related closure. The plaster skull features hand-painted lines and is mounted on a metal pole with rope and straw. Measuring 5.25” x 7.5” on a 62.5” pole, the skull is in good condition with paint loss, chips, and scuffs from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1973) A T-shirt from a Disneyland Cast Member event with a groovy “Summer Bummer ‘73” logo on the front, and “Adventureland Jungle Cruise” with an illustration of a Cast Member and crocodile on the back. Measuring a size “Large 42-44”, the shirt is in very good condition with fading and spots of wear from use, and a 2” stain along the left side.

(Disneyland, 2005) A piranha prop from the Jungle Cruise attraction. Piranhas were added to the Amazon River section in 2005, rising from the water as boats traveled past, and they have become an iconic and familiar part of this attraction. Measuring 5"x8" the piranha is displayed on a wooden base that brings the piece’s full height to 12.5”. The coated metal prop's condition is very good with light wear from water-based Park use, with slight oxidation visible to uncoated metal edges.

(Disneyland, 1950s-1970s) An original piece of prop skin from an Audio-Animatronic zebra featured along the rivers' edge of the African Veldt on the Jungle Cruise. Measuring 3.5” x 6” within a 15.25” x 19.5” frame, the zebra skin is in good condition with typical wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1950s-70s) An original piece of prop skin from an Audio-Animatronic giraffe featured along the rivers’ edge of the African Veldt on the Jungle Cruise. Measuring 6.5” x 7” within its custom 13.25" x 17.25” frame, the skin is in fine condition with light wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1990s-2000s) A flower relief prop from the Jungle Cruise in Adventureland. This prop appears on the attraction in the upper relief work of the sunken Cambodian temple ruins along the Mekong River stretch. Measuring 4.75” on a 8.25” x 9.75” wall piece in a 2.75” x 12.75” x 5” themed display stand, the prop is in very good condition with intentional distress, paint chipping, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1950s-1970s) A crystal prop from the Jungle Cruise. This crystal was in the Cambodian ruins section of the ride, held by a statue of the Hindu god Hanuman. Hanuman, sometimes referred to as "Bob" by Skippers, was replaced by a statue of a cobra in 2021. Measuring 7.25” long, the crystal is in fair condition with heavy wear and chipping on the outer layer from age and Park use .

(Disneyland, 1960s-1970s) A pair of MAPO tool control plates for the Jungle Cruise attraction for tools that controlled “Mother Monkey L/R Legs” and “Monkey Body w/ Tail.” Measuring 2.5” x 3.25”, the labels are in very good condition with a slight warp from age, drill holes, and typical wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1990s-2000) A Park-used talisman prop from the Jungle Cruise that once adorned the weaponry of the tribespeople or their huts across the River. Measuring 23.75” long, the piece is in very good Park-used condition with some loose straw from age and storage. It is presented in a 12.75” x 31.5” x 4” thick faux bamboo shadow box frame.

(Disneyland, 1980s-90s) An employment overview handbook for Cast Members hired to work in Adventureland and Frontierland at Disneyland. The seven-page book contains rules and tips for working in the area before the addition of the Indiana Jones Adventure in 1995. Measuring 8.5" x 11", the handbook is in very good condition.

(Disneyland, 1995) A rare shirt worn by Indiana Jones and the Temple of the Forbidden Eye Cast Members on opening day, March 4, 1995. Measuring a size large, the shirt is in very good condition exhibiting light wear from Cast use.

(Disneyland, 1962) A prop leaf from the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse in Disneyland’s Adventureland. The leaf is presented in a beautiful shadow box with a plaque identifying it as from the personal collection of Imagineer Tony Baxter. The plastic leaf measuring 6” x 3.25” and the 11.25” x 9.25” x 2.5” shadow box present in very good-to-fine condition.

(Valdwin, 1995) An original Indiana Jones Adventure watch featuring artwork inspired by the attraction poster. Measuring 9” long, this watch is in very good unused condition with slight wear to the top leather loop on the band from handling.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-1990s) A hand-painted sign from the Magic Kingdom’s Swiss Family Treehouse, likely displayed outside of the bedroom scene. Measuring 16.75” x 20”, the fiberglass sign is in good condition with paint fading, several holes in the back, scratches, wear, and cracks throughout from age and Park use.

(Disneyland, 2005) An Indiana Jones Adventure 10th Anniversary Clock. Released in an edition of only 200, the clock operates with one “AA” battery (not included). Measuring 7” x 2” x 7” high, the resin clock is in very good working condition with repair to the far right spike.

(Disneyland, 1995) A Disneyland sign teasing the opening of the Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden Eye in Spring of 1995. Measuring 10” x 16”, the sign is in very good condition with some scuffs on the edges and light wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney Imagineering, 1990's) A pair of snake statue maquettes from the original Imagineering model of Indiana Jones: Temple of the Forbidden Eye attraction at Disneyland. These statues line the Hall of Promise inside the Chamber of Destiny, and Imagineer John Stone cast and painted these pieces for Tony Baxter’s model of the Chamber. Measuring 7” x 4.75” x 11” high, the maquettes are in very good condition.

(Disneyland, 1995) A commemorative passport to Disneyland celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the Park and the opening of the Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden Eye. This passport is unused with the admission stub still attached. Measuring 15" x 5", the ticket is in very good-to-fine condition with very light wear to the corners.

(Disneyland, 1958) A hand-silkscreened attraction poster for the Sailing Ship Columbia. Designed by Bjorn Aronson, this poster captures the feeling of the original Frontierland with stunning colors and imagery. The poster measures 54"x36" and presents in very good condition. There is some edge-wear, including a couple of small tears and minor chipping, and an 11" crease at the upper right corner. The reverse has some abrasions to the paper on the top and bottom edge, but they do not affect the image. The sails show some spots of blue ink, likely done during the silkscreen process, but the color throughout is vibrant and displays beautifully.

(Disneyland, 1956) An original hand silk-screened attraction poster for Frontierland. Designed by Bjorn Aronson, the poster's lively layout prominently features the Mark Twain, Keel Boats, and Indian War Canoes in bold color. Measuring 36" x 54", the poster is in fair condition with a 1.5” tear at the top repaired with tape on the reverse, heavy tape repair on the back including an 11.25” piece of tape down the upper left side, a long crease half the width of the poster in the middle, edge wear, pinholes and stains near the bottom right, peeling, and heavy creases and wear, notably at the bottom.

(Disneyland, 1970s-80s) A small metal sign posted to indicate the departure times of the Mark Twain Riverboat from the dock in Frontierland. Measuring 5.5" x 3.75", the small sign is in good condition with scuffs, scratches, and wear from Park display and handling.

(Disneyland, 1955-56) An admission ticket for the Steamboat Mark Twain in Frontierland at Disneyland. Measuring 4.75" x 2.5", the ticket numbered "155383" is in very good condition with light wear and smudges to the left edge.

(Disneyland, 1980s-90s) A collection of four papers featuring rough concept drawings for new Tom Sawyer Island attraction posters. Measuring 8.5" x 11", each page of artwork is in very good condition with light wear from handling and age.

(Disneyland, 1960s) An original hand silk-screened attraction poster for Tom Sawyer Island at Disneyland. Designed by Bjorn Aronson, this second version of the poster lists the Old Mill, Tom and Huck’s Treehouse, and Castle Rock as attractions on the Island for the first time. The poster measures 36" x 54" and is in very good condition with a few mild creases, few light scuffs, and light surface wear.

(Disneyland, 1956-57) An extremely rare hand-signed Sam McKim concept drawing for a "Yellow Buffalo Tipi" from the Friendly Indian Village in Frontierland. The Rivers of America debuted with few show elements and continued this way until Disneyland's first expansion in 1956, adding Tom Sawyer Island and three Indian Villages along its shores. This original production artwork is accomplished in pencil and paint on animation paper and features details of the painted buffalo designs with notes regarding the cultural meaning behind each symbol. Measuring 16.75" x 13.75", the artwork has been dry mounted to artist’s board for preservation and is in very good condition with spots of discoloration, fading, and wear from age and handling.

(Disneyland, 1950s-1970s) A souvenir feathered headdress from the Indian Village section of Frontierland. Measuring 13” x 40.5”, the headdress is in very good condition with light pilling and wear to the feathers from use and age.

(Disneyland/Walt Disney World, 1970s-80s) A collection of five plans for the Bertha Mae and Gullywhumper Keel Boats at Disneyland and Walt Disney World. These large studio-produced copies depict elevations and details for the Keel Boats, instructions for assembly, and signage. Measuring 48" x 36", each piece is in very good condition with expected creases and wear from handling and age.

(Disneyland, 1957) A framed early fold-out Explorer’s Map of Tom Sawyer Island in Frontierland. Measuring 9” x 12” in a 11.25” x 14.25” frame, the map is in very good condition with the original folds and discoloration from age, while the frame is in fair condition with scuffs and water damage to the reverse.

(Mike Cozart, 1990s) A hand-built model of a building from Disneyland’s Frontierland, constructed by Imagineer Mike Cozart. The piece includes signage for “Telephones,” a door, and a themed floor inside. Measuring 2.5” x 4.75” x 2.5”, the cardboard model is in very good condition with paint chips, paint loss, peeling, and wear from age and use.

(Disneyland, 1950s-60s) A pair of pinstripe pants from an early Frontierland costume. This vintage pair of H Bar C Ranchwear pants are marked with the name "Brent," size "34-31", and a rarely-seen "Property of Disneyland" stamp. The pants display in very good condition, with signs of original reinforcement and tailoring, and light wear from use including a small hole on the right leg.

(Disneyland, 1980s) A pair of Cast Member costume pants from the Davy Crockett Explorer Canoes at Disneyland. Measuring a size 32-34, the pants are in good condition with wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1956) A Disneyrama postcard featuring an artist’s conception of the Frontierland expansion for 1956, that was distributed exclusively through the Art Corner at Disneyland. The artwork depicts Tom Sawyer Island, and the Rainbow Desert and Rainbow Mountain Areas, explorable by the Mine Train Ride, mule Pack Rides, and Stagecoach. Measuring 11.25” x 4.75”, the postcard is in good condition with minor spots of surface loss to the reverse from mounting.

(Disneyland, 1950s-60s) An early souvenir Fontierland pin featuring a stagecoach and a locking ball-clutch pinback. Measuring .75” x .75”, the pin is in very good condition with slight yellowing from age.

(Disneyland, 1960s) A small souvenir figurine of a Pack Mule from Disneyland. Measuring 2.25" tall and 2.5" long, this small metal piece is in good condition with scuffs and wear.

(Disneyland, 1960s) A Disneyland Frontierland drinking glass featuring the Mark Twain, Fort Wilderness, a tipi, and the tree-lined Rivers of America. Measuring 5.5" tall and 2.75" in diameter, the glass is in good condition with scuffs and wear to the printed imagery.

(Disneyland, 1955) A silk-screened tapestry banner that once decorated the Davy Crockett Museum in Frontierland. The Museum was there on Disneyland’s opening day, and by October 1955 was renamed the Davy Crockett Frontier Arcade. Measuring 13" x 17", the tapestry displays in very good condition, with some areas of discoloration and minor wear from use.

(Disneyland, 1955) A Davy Crockett Outfit playset sold in Frontierland during the early years of the Park. Included in the set are a play gun and holster, a Frontierland belt, a plastic powder horn with Davy Crockett decal, and a coonskin cap. The items are in good-to-very-good condition with some wear due to age, including slight chipping to the decal on the powder horn and stiffness to the belt, but all items appear unused. The box measuring 15" x 15" and 4" deep is in good condition with wear, creases, and slight bubbling to the cover paper.

(Disney, 1954) A striking portrait of Fess Parker silkscreened onto genuine cowhide. This piece was distributed to retailers to display with official Disney Davy Crockett merchandise, with an admonishment on the back to display it only with licensed Disney (Fess Parker) products. Measuring 18” x 22.5”, the display piece is in very good condition, with slight wear from age and handling, including a 1” tear to the top right corner that is still attached.

(L.M. Eddy, 1950s) A Frontierland Davy Crockett Hunter outfit in the nearly impossible to find original box. The set includes a vinyl fringed shirt and pants marked children’s size “large”, a leather Frontierland belt, a plastic powder horn, a plastic and metal cap gun rifle, and a real fur “coonskin” cap. The toy gun, powder horn, and belt are in place as originally released from the factory, with only the sticker on the powder horn showing crumpling and wear from age. All the pieces are in very good condition with light wear from age only, the cap is in good condition with the tip of the “tail” broken but retained. The 22.5” x 14.5” x 4.5” rarely retained box is in good condition with wear overall including one split corner to the lid, one corner repaired with glue, scuffs and expected soiling, and some bubbling to the cover image.

(Disneyland, 1970s-80s) A souvenir cowboy hat from Disneyland featuring Mickey Mouse. Measuring 12" x 8.5" x 3.25", the pressed felt hat is in good condition with some minor creasing and pilling, faint soiling, and light wear.

(American Toy & Furniture Co., 1950s) A Walt Disney character woodworking set. Included are four color chips, a paintbrush, and four plaques with bases of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy. The set provides instructions on how to make cut-out plaques, a corner shelf, letter holders, and bookends. Missing are the set’s coping saw, hammer, and nails. Measuring 9.25” x 16.5” with water damage and creases on the outer packaging, the set is otherwise in very good condition.

(Disneyland, 1950s) A Jacks souvenir set of 16 metal jacks and rubber ball in a leather bag printed “Jacks from Disneyland.” Measuring 4” x 5”, the bag is in good condition, stiff from age, with a torn leather strap, with light wear to game pieces from handling.

(Wells Lamont, 1950s) A pair of official Disneyland brand Zorro Gloves and a plastic Zorro ring sold in department stores throughout the country and at Disneyland. Measuring 9” long and 1” in diameter, the gloves and ring are in good condition, with fading, light stiffness, a few scuffs to the screen-printed leatherette, and retaining its original product label.

(Disneyland, 1955) A turquoise-colored leather wrist purse stamped “Souvenir of Disneyland.” Measuring 2.25” in diameter, the purse with adjustable 7” strap is in very good condition, with creases to the strap, scuffs, and light wear from handling and age.

(Disneyland, 1970s) A Disneyland Souvenir Wooden Nickel, originally offered in relation to the Indian Village in Frontierland at Disneyland. Measuring 1.5" in diameter, this souvenir is in very good to fine condition.

(J.B. Deere Cedarcraft, 1960s) A wooden souvenir napkin holder from Disneyland. Measuring 5.75” x 6.25”, the napkin holder is in fair condition with heavy scratches, smudges, and wear from use.

(American Tool Works, 1950s-1960s) An original packaging sleeve for a Disneyland Fire “N” Smoke Rifle Toy featuring the Stagecoach and Mine Train. The package includes a non-original toy rifle. Measuring 16.75” long, the metal toy is in good condition with oxidation, scuffs, and wear from age and handling, while the packaging has creases and tears.

(Stephens Products, 1950s) A Disneyland Auto-Magic picture gun and theatre set. The metal gun-shaped toy is meant to project films featuring Disney characters onto the included theatre wall when the trigger is pulled, though this gun has been tested and is not in working condition. Five of the seven films are included. Measuring 3.5” x 5.25” in a 8.25” x 12.5” box, the gun displays in good condition with scratches and wear from use, while the theater and packaging have tears and tape repair throughout.

(Disneyland, 1950s-1960s) An early souvenir leather pouch from Frontierland at Disneyland, used for holding marbles or jacks. Measuring 4” tall and 2.5” in diameter, the pouch is in good condition with fading on the Disneyland stamp, pilling, wear, and discoloration from age.

(Disneyland, 1970s-1980s) A souvenir Disneyland drawstring purse featuring Tinker Bell and Sleeping Beauty Castle, accented with a “beaded-style” band around the bottom and fringed sides. Measuring 6.25” x 6.5”, 19.5” long when the purse string is fully extended, the vinyl purse is in good condition with light stains, torn fringes on the right side, and wear from use.

(Disneyland, 1950s-60s) A souvenir Disneyland leather belt with a brass buckle featuring Frontierland imagery. Measuring 30.75" long, the child's belt is in good condition, with wear typical of use and age.

(Disneyland, 1950s-60s) A souvenir leather belt with beading that reads “Disneyland.” Measuring 32" long, the child's belt is in very good condition.

(Disneyland, 1950s-60s) A souvenir leather pouch stamped “Fool’s Gold Disneyland” with seven small rocks. Measuring 3.25” x 4.5”, the pouch is in very good condition with light scuffs and wear.

(Disneyland, 1955-60s) A souvenir beaded leather pouch stamped "Disneyland." Measuring 7" x 3", the pouch is in very good condition, with some scuffs and spotting from age, and wear to the drawstring.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A sign from The Diamond Horseshoe located in the Liberty Square area of the Magic Kingdom. The Diamond Horseshoe, an opening day attraction and the longest-running stage show of all time, added Jamboree to the name in 1986 for ten years, before returning to the original name until its closure in 2003. The sign's resolution appears soft on close examination compared to what has become the standard in the years since. Measuring 31.75” x 35.5”, the thick foam board and plastic sign is in good condition with edge wear, stains, and heavy scratches throughout from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1960s) A rare complete book of twenty matches from Aunt Jemima's Kitchen at Disneyland. The inside flap reads, "You all come back, Aunt Jemima, Disneyland.” Measuring 2” x 2.5”, the matchbook is in very good condition with a crease across the top, spots of discoloration, and light wear.

(Disneyland, 1950s-70s) A napkin from Aunt Jemima's Kitchen in Frontierland. Measuring 6.5" x 7", the piece is in fair condition, with discoloration to one edge, pieces torn including at two corners, and sealed in plastic for protection.

(Disney Parks, 2000s) A collection of Tigger walk-around character costume pieces from the Disney Parks. Tigger’s hands measure 17" each and the other costume parts measure 13” x 25” and 14” x 24”. Displayed in a 31.5” x 34.5” custom frame with a 3.5” deep shadowbox, the costume pieces are in very good condition with pilling on the gloves and light wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 2000s) A beehive prop from The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh ride in Critter Country. Measuring 9.5” x 14.5”, this resin beehive is in very good condition with typical wear on the base from Park installation and light wear from Park use.

(Disney Parks, 1960s-70s) A Bee Figure from the head of a Winnie the Pooh Walk Around Character at either Disneyland or Walt Disney World. The hand-painted figure was accomplished in wood, rubber, plastic, and metallic elements. The piece measures 7" tall and 7.5" long and is affixed to a wooden base. The entire figure with base measures 9" tall and 7" at its widest diameter and is in very good condition, with scuffs and wear from age and use, including glue or paint residue on one clear wing.

(Disneyland, 1990s) A Park-used flying bat prop from Big Thunder Mountain Railroad in Frontierland. The attraction went through a major rehabilitation in 1994 in honor of its 15th anniversary, at which point this bat was prepared for the all-new show scene. Measuring 19” tall with a 18” wingspan, displayed on a 7” x 7” x 9” custom-built stand, the bat is in very good condition with light wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1990s) A Park-used flying bat prop from Big Thunder Mountain Railroad in Frontierland. The attraction went through a major rehabilitation in 1994 in honor of its 15th anniversary, at which point this bat was prepared for the all-new show scene. Measuring 19” tall with a 18” wingspan, displayed on a 7” x 7” x 9” custom-built stand, the bat is in very good condition with light wear from Park use.

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(Disneyland, 1979) An original Big Thunder Mountain Locomotive boiler cover. The metal structure was designed to appear as a riveted steam boiler and served as the heart of one of the Big Thunder Mountain ride vehicles until removed during a rehabilitation or refurbishment. Measuring 57” x 36” x 20.5” the boiler is in very good condition with scuffs and light wear typical of Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s-2000s) A Big Thunder Mountain Exit Sign from Walt Disney World. These signs line the platform where Guests disembark from the train. Measuring 5.75" x 18" x 1", the sign is in very good condition with some light chipping to the top and bottom edges from handling or display.

(Disneyland, 2000s) A beautiful brass and wood replica of the boiler plates used on Disneyland's Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. The boiler plate reads "Big Thunder Iron Works" and has the logo for the attraction in the center. This collector-made replica measures 12" in diameter and is in very good condition with some wear to a few letters from display.

(Disneyland, 2000s) A resin display piece recreating the Big Thunder Iron Works boiler plates on the Big Thunder Railroad engines. Measuring 9.75" in diameter and .75" thick, the plaque is in very good condition with intentional distress.

(Colourpicture, 1950s) A vintage Frontierland Plastichrome postcard featuring the Mark Twain Riverboat, and a spot for True Life Adventure Land, which became simply Adventureland. Measuring 3.5" x 5.5", the postcard is in fine condition with light wear from age.

(Disneyland, 1980s-2010s) A horned toad prop from the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad attraction in Frontierland. This horned toad was likely removed from Big Thunder during a renovation. Measuring 8.5” long, this little creature is in very good condition with some chips on its horns and spikes, discoloration at the base of the tail, glue residue on its stomach, and Gorilla Glue on its feet from Park display.

(Disneyland, 1960s-1970s) A framed railroad spike from the Mine Train Through Nature’s Wonderland in Frontierland. The leisurely locomotive ride closed in 1977 and was replaced by the high-octane Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. A ride vehicle and track from the attraction sat idle on the Rivers of America until 2010. Measuring 3.75” in a 8.75” x 8.75” custom shadow box frame, the spike is in good condition with expected heavy oxidation and wear from age and Park use.

(Disneyland, 1970s) A hand-painted ceramic figure of Big Al from the Country Bear Jamboree. The figure is brightly painted and bears a Walt Disney Productions backstamp. Measuring 5.5” in diameter x 9.5” high, the souvenir figure is in very good condition with light wear from display.

(Disneyland, 1970s) A souvenir figural coin bank of Country Bear Jamboree star Big Al. Measuring 7” tall and 5” wide, the faux wood ceramic is in fair condition with minor discoloration, scuffs, small chips, wear, and dust retention throughout.

(Disneyland/Walt Disney World, 1970s) A faux wood ceramic cookie jar of the Country Bear Jamboree star Big Al manufactured by Treasure Craft. Measuring 8.5" x 7" x 12" tall, the piece is in good condition with a few small chips to painted areas and light wear.

(Walt Disney World 1990s-2000s) A “Dry Exit Only Please” sign meant to keep wet Guests from spreading water throughout the Resort. Measuring 11” x 15”, the wood composite sign is in very good condition with intended holes for display, light scratches, paint loss, a 3” crack on the right side, and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s-2000s) A bouquet of flower props from Splash Mountain in the Magic Kingdom. This colorful display provided scenic flora as Guests travelled by in their logs. Measuring 18” x 23.5”, the flowers are in good condition with soiling, color loss, peeling on the stems, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1989) A limited edition lithograph by Charles Boyer titled “The Laffin’ Place,” commemorating the opening of Splash Mountain at Disneyland. Measuring 24” x 30”, the lithograph is in good condition with creases, edge wear, a small brown stain at the top, and light water damage at the top left corner.

(Disneyland, 2000s) A leaf prop from Splash Mountain in Critter Country. The hand-painted leaf is of the style used within the “Laughing Place” show scene and was removed during a previous rehabilitation of the now-closed attraction. Measuring 5.5” x 6.75” in a 9.75”x 16.75” custom frame featuring a ride photo, the prop is in very good condition with light paint loss, scuffs, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1967) An original hand silk-screened attraction poster for Pirates of the Caribbean that was designed by Collin Campbell, who is said to have based the pirate's features on his own. Measuring 36” x 54” poster displays in very good condition, linen-backed for preservation, with one 3” tear in the top edge; and small scuffs, scratches, and creases throughout that are visible mainly on close inspection.

(Disneyland, 1980s-2000s) The right arm from an Audio-Animatronic figure from the Pirates of the Caribbean in New Orleans Square. This silicone rubber arm is displayed with a fan-made blue and gold sleeve. Measuring 5” x 17” in a 9.5” x 25” x 14” deep custom gold case, the piece displays in good condition with heavy scuffs, tears, skin peeling on the fingers, paint loss, pinholes, and wear from Park use, especially at the wrist, where the inner foam is exposed.

(Disneyland, 1990s) A fan-made replica of an early Pirates of the Caribbean wait sign. Created in resin and board, the sign measures 19" x 18.5" and is in very good condition.

(Disney) A reproduction of the attraction poster for Pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland. The piece has a viewable image size of 41.25" x 27.5" within its 46.5" x 32.75" frame, the entire piece displaying in good condition, exhibiting a 1" x 1" near the logo.

(Disneyland, 1980s) A pair of striped costume socks worn by a Pirates of the Caribbean Attraction Host. Measuring 18.5" long, each sock is in good condition exhibiting expected wear from Cast Member use.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s-1990s) A prop gold brick from the Pirates of the Caribbean at the Magic Kingdom. Measuring 3.75” x 9.75”, the prop is in good condition with typical wear from Park use.

(MPC, 1972) An original “Walt Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales” model kit. This 1/12 scale model scene was part of a popular series released by MPC and sold at Disneyland, Walt Disney World, and model shops nationwide. Measuring 8”x 6” x 2.25”, the colorful box is in good condition with light fading and heavy edge wear. The model appears complete, with a couple pieces partially painted, and the instructions missing.

(Disneyland, 1972) An original “Walt Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Raft” model kit. Measuring 11” x 8” x 2.5” the box is in very good condition with light edge wear and a small piece of tape residue. The model is sealed in the original bag in fine condition, with instructions in very good condition showing slight discoloration from age.

(Walt Disney World, 2007) A Pirates of the Caribbean figure and pocket watch. For three days in May 2007, the Contemporary Resort offered exclusive Pirates-themed activities and merchandise at the "Adventures on the 7 Seas" event. Titled “Skeleton at the Helm,” the figure of a skeletal pirate on deck holds the pirate-themed pocket watch inside the hatch. Released in a limited edition of only 200, the 6.5” x 4.5” x 7” tall figure and 1.75” pocket watch with 12” chain are in fine condition.

(Disneyland, 1970s) A prop rifle from the Pieces of Eight shop in New Orleans Square. Measuring 16.75" x 6" x 2", the intentionally distressed wood and metal prop is in good condition with scuffs, chips, and wear from original Park display, handling, and age.

(Disney, 1975) A Pirates of the Caribbean action game featuring two pirate ships. Each Captain fires spring loaded cannons at the other ship to knock over pirates and capture their opponent's gold. This game is complete in very good condition, with small parts sealed in their original bag, and the ship's cardboard facades showing light handling wear. The 15" x 11" x 4.25" box is in good condition with scuffs and typical wear especially to the edges.

(Disneyland, 1970s) A collection of six souvenir Treasure Coins of the Caribbean from the Pieces of Eight shop in New Orleans Square. Measuring from the 0.75” x 0.75” two bits to the 1.5” in diameter pillar dollar, housed in 3.75” x 6.75” packaging, the historical replica coins are in very good condition with scuffs and light scratches, while the packaging has light creasing and discoloration from age.

(Disneyland, 2000s) A souvenir Pirates of the Caribbean shirt from Disneyland, featuring an embroidered "Dead Men Tell No Tales" logo on the back. Measuring a size "XL," the shirt is in very good condition with light wear.

(Disneyland, 2017) A Pirates of the Caribbean Hawaiian-style shirt designed by SHAG, released through the Wonderground Gallery and the D23 Expo for the attraction's 50th anniversary. Labeled a size large, the 100% rayon woven shirt is in very good condition with light wear.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A pair of souvenir Pirate Princess Mouse Ears, featuring a pink sash, jewels, and a silver earring. Labeled a size youth, the ears are in very good condition with light scratches on the ears and its original price tag on the reverse.

(Disney Cruise, 2009) A Pirates of the Caribbean shadow box art piece signed by Dave Avanzino. The "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Legend Lives On" cruise aboard the Disney Wonder in 2009 featured exclusive merchandise including this piece by noted shadowbox artist Avanzino, who signed it on the back. Measuring 8.25" x 8.25" x 2.25" deep, the piece is in fine condition.

(Disneyland, 1980s-2000s) A pair of chairs from Blue Bayou in Disneyland. The Cajun-style restaurant, located in New Orleans Square, shares a show building with Pirates of the Caribbean, giving Guests a view of the ride’s opening bayou scene. The nighttime ambiance with a faux sky, cricket chirps, and overhead lighting makes it a popular Disney dining experience. Measuring 17” x 31.5” each, the chairs are in good condition with scuffs, stains, fraying, scratches, writing on the bottom, two missing chair tips, and heavy wear on the seat cushions from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1973) A menu from the earliest days of The Blue Bayou in New Orleans Square at Disneyland. Measuring 6.5"x4.5", this rare piece is in very good condition with a receipt stub from the restaurant stapled inside, and a couple of extra staple holes to the back page.

(Disneyland, 1970s) A rare book of matches from the Blue Bayou restaurant featuring New Orleans Square on one side and the Pirates of the Caribbean bayou scene on the other. Measuring 2” x 1.5”, the matchbook is in very good to fine condition, complete with all 20 matches.

(Disneyland, 1982) A New Orleans Square poster featuring Br’er Bear, Br’er Fox, and the Court of Angels. The poster was part of a series distributed to travel agencies and sold in the Park. Measuring 21.5” x 28.25”, the poster is in good condition with light creases, scratches, and edge wear.

(Disneyland, 1962-1970) A placemat and napkin from Aunt Jemima’s Kitchen. Aunt Jemima’s Pancake House opened in the Park in 1955 and was renamed Aunt Jemima’s Kitchen in 1962, eventually closing in 1970. The placemat is signed “Years of joy - Aunt Jemima,” likely inscribed by a restaurant Cast Member. Measuring 9.75” x 14”, the placemat is in good condition with creases, folds, and ink marks. The 6.5” x 6.5” napkin is in very good condition with a fold and creases.

(Disneyland, 1967) A brochure announcing the opening of the Blue Bayou Restaurant in New Orleans Square. The brochure provides showtimes for “The Blue Bayou Revue,” a live musical show starring jazz singer Nellie Lutcher. Measuring 3.5” x 8” closed and 7” x 8” opened, the brochure is in good condition with writing on the front, edge wear, and stains on the back.

(Disneyland, 1960s) A souvenir decorative towel of New Orleans Square. Measuring 30" x 17", the towel is in fine condition, with creases and original folds.

(Disney, 2009) A limited edition Pinocchio Genuine Wooden Marionette released exclusively through The Disney Store. Numbered 380/500, the 15" tall puppet comes with a 6.25" x 10" wood base, handle, metal stand, and instructions. Pinocchio is in fine condition and the accessories in very good condition, with slight wear to the handle and base, and tarnish to the stand. The piece comes packaged within its original 7.75” x 17.5" x 22" good condition box with some creases and wear overall.

(Disney, 1980s-1990s) A big fig featuring Mickey Mouse as he appeared in “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” segment of “Fantasia,” designed by the artist S. Loth. Measuring 13.5” x 21.5”, the big fig is in fair condition with wear, stains, and paint chipping throughout, including a 0.25” white mark on Mickey’s nose.

(Disney Parks, 2001) A Big Figure produced in celebration of the 70th anniversary of the Disney Character. Measuring 16"x 17" x 23” tall atop the 12” diameter base, the figure displays in very good condition with light wear, one eyebrow missing, and a large crack across the back of the right wrist.

(Disney, 2002) A ceramic tile featuring Maleficent and Diablo from “Sleeping Beauty,” signed by Disney Legend Marc Davis. The tile is numbered 54 out of a very limited edition of 75 and features a Marc Davis facsimile signature on the front and his actual signature on the back of the frame in gold marker. Measuring 9.75” x 13.25” in a 16” x 19.25” frame, the tile is in very good condition with light wear and minor scratches on the frame.

(Walt Disney World, 2000) A Disney Original Timepiece “Mickey with Walt’s Shadow” wristwatch and print signed by artists Ralph Kent and Mark McIntyre. On the back is a hand-written note: “To Scott + Jodie, Best Wishes, From: Mickey Time! Ralph Kent,” dated February 13, 2000. Measuring 9.25” with a 1.25” in diameter face, the signed watch is in fine condition. The 8.5” x 11” signed print is in good condition with wear, smudges, and fading. The certificate of verification, measuring 7” x 7”, is in very good condition with a few stray marker spots. All are housed in a 14.25” x 21.25” frame.

(Disney, 2005) A SHAG-signed Main Street, U.S.A. glass tile, commemorating Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. Part of his “Original Lands” series, SHAG released five new prints for the Park’s anniversary at a Walt Disney Event Services reception called “SHAG’s Cocktail Hideaway” at the Paradise Pier Hotel. Reception guests were given one land’s art on a tile as a commemorative gift, with a backing frame included. Measuring 8” x 8” and signed by the artist in gold marker, the tile displays in good condition with heavy surface scratches and light stains.

(Disneyland, 1984) An original painting by Charles Boyer created for the 50th Birthday of Donald Duck. The 15.75" x 13.25" painting features a fantastic scene of Mickey and the gang surprising Donald on his birthday at Disneyland. The painting is accomplished in acrylic on artist's board, and was used in creating the final image seen on the cover of the Summer 1984 issue of “Vacationland” magazine. The artwork is signed by Boyer in the lower-right corner. The condition is very good with only minor wear. Included is the issue of “Vacationland” that this artwork helped create

(Disneyland, 1990s-2000s) A collection of 104 glass crystals from Club 33, presented in a custom display. The glass crystals used to hang above a bar at Club 33, Disneyland’s very exclusive dining club. Measuring 8” each, and 9” with hooks, the crystals are in very good to fine condition with light scratches, scrapes, wear from Park use, and chips on some crystals. The 46.25” x 76” x 19” deep custom display is in very good condition with light scratches and wear.

(Disneyland, 2000s) A wardrobe coat worn by Bussers at Club 33. Measuring a size "42L," the coat is in good condition with light wear from Cast use.

(Disneyland, 2000s) A smoking area sign from Disneyland’s New Orleans Square. The sign represents a bygone era of the Company, as Disney no longer allows smoking anywhere in the Resort as of May 1, 2019. Measuring 12” x 57”, the sign is in very good condition with scrapes, scratches, and typical wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 2010s) An original metal trash can from New Orleans Square. The thematic trash cans of the Disney Parks have become an iconic part of the experience in their own right. The original push panels are still included and function. Measuring 21.25” x 42.75” x 20.5” deep, the green trash can is in very good condition with scuffs, scratches, and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-1990s) A metal directional sign pointing to the Mike Fink Keel Boats and The Haunted Mansion. The sign advises guests that the Keel Boats close at dusk and to refrain from smoking in line. Measuring 15.25” x 19”, the sign is in good condition with scratches and stains from Park use.

(Disneyland, 2013) A Pet Cemetery Monkey Statue from Haunted Mansion Holiday at Disneyland. The Monkey Statue was first added to the Pet Cemetery during the 2013 holiday season when 20 cymbal banging monkeys were added to the Haunted Mansion Attic. The mixed media statue was accomplished in hand-painted resin with plastic ribbon bow. Measuring 29” tall and 10” in diameter, the statue prop is in very good condition with loosening of the arms, minor chips to paint, scuffs, and wear from exterior display and age.

(Disneyland, 2016) A mouse statue prop from The Haunted Mansion in New Orleans Square. In 2016 the crypt of Penny the Elephant was added to the Mansion’s pet cemetery, with a mouse perched at the top. Penny’s crypt secretly conceals an exhaust chimney for the Disneyland Railroad. Measuring 4.25” x 4.25”, the prop is in good condition with pinholes, a chip on the ear, and typical wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s-2010) A Hitchhiking Ghost Audio-Animatronics shirt from the The Magic Kingdom’s Haunted Mansion. The shirt is a custom size, created for a specific Audio-Animatronics figure, and retains a label reading "Magic Kingdom A.A. Haunted Mansion Fig. #93." The shirt is in very good condition with few signs of wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s-2000s) A skirt worn by a ballroom dancer Audio-Animatronic located in the Grand Hall of the Walt Disney World Haunted Mansion. The tag on the skirt reads “A.A. Magic Kingdom Haunted Mansion Fig. 31 A.” Measuring 41” long by 55” wide, the skirt is in very good condition with light wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney Imagineering) A mold for a part of the head of one of the Hitch-hiking Ghosts in the Haunted Mansion. The three-piece mold consists of two fiberglass halves bolted together, and a silicon liner that is used to cast the piece within. A stamp is visible inside that reads (backward) "H-78 HAUNTED MANSION 0227 HITCH HIKER HEAD 1 PC POLYFOAM V.T." This is a very rare piece of the attraction production process that is rarely seen. Measuring 14" x 15.5" x 12" high, the mold is in very good condition with expected wear from production use.

(Disney) A replica of the Ezra / Hatbox Ghost head from The Haunted Mansion. The sturdy resin recreation is hand-painted in a ghostly green and white. Measuring 8.5" x 9” x 7.5” high, the head is in very good condition.

(Disney) A replica of the Ezra / Hatbox Ghost head from The Haunted Mansion. The sturdy resin recreation is foam-filled and hand-painted. Measuring 9" tall and 8.5" in diameter, the head is mounted on a metal pipe for a complete height of 11.5". The piece displays in very good condition despite slight wear from handling and a 3” hairline crack behind the right ear.

(Disneyland, 2006-2010s) A Cast Member tour guide script for The Haunted Mansion. Walk-through tours of The Haunted Mansion are very rare and are generally reserved for ticketed after-hours events. The thorough script provides fascinating information on the movie-making techniques employed within the Mansion, anecdotes from Imagineers who worked on the attraction, locations of hidden Mickeys, and recent Mansion updates. Measuring 8.5” x 11” in a 9” x 11.5” black folder, the eleven-page script is in very good condition with light wear and ink smudges.

(Disneyland, 2000s) A long overcoat from the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland, with Resort label and black button-in lining. Labeled a size "12", the coat is in very good condition with light wear from use.

(2000s) A replica Haunted Mansion hallway door handle with plate, on a custom-built display. The handle measures 8.5" x 2.25" and the plate 3.5” x 10”, both are mounted to a custom 11” x 5” x 19.75” display stand. The entire piece is in very good condition with handling wear.

(Disneyland, 2007) A show light numbered 1061 from The Haunted Mansion, with a tag dated January 26, 2007. The tag includes instructions for this light to be focused on the Toasting Ghost in the Grand Hall scene. This fixture has a non-standard 125-volt plug so has not been tested for function. Measuring 7.25” x 10.5” the lighting fixture displays in very good condition with light wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s-2010s) An original parking lot sign featuring the Haunted Mansion’s Hitchhiking Ghosts. The sign was used to designate spaces for Engineering Services vehicles from the Magic Kingdom Attractions division, handling the Western Sector of the Park. Measuring 12” x 18”, the reflective metal sign is in very good condition with light wear, a 1.5” raised section, and two intentional holes for display.

(Disneyland/Walt Disney World, 1950s) A hand-painted “The Phantom of the Opera” poster that was displayed on Main Street, U.S.A. in Disneyland and at The Haunted Mansion in Walt Disney World. When Disneyland first opened, Lon Chaney’s 1925 classic was in the original rotation of films shown at the Main Street Cinema, and this poster was placed outside of the theater. A walk-around Phantom character was even added to the Park in the 1960s to interact with Guests. When The Haunted Mansion opened in Walt Disney World’s Liberty Square, this painting was moved to that attraction’s attic, where it was treated with an aging solution so it would fit in better with the rest of the props. The back is inscribed with “A piece of (living) history from the WDW attic!” and signed by Imagineer Jason Surrell, who wrote the book “The Haunted Mansion: Imagineering a Disney Classic.” Below this is a taped fragment of stationery from Disney artist Jay Gould, who painted this piece. Gould was referred to as the “Tenth Old Man,” a reference to Disney’s “Nine Old Men” that were Walt’s core animators, and he worked on various Mickey Mouse cartoons. It is incredibly rare that an item is displayed at two different Parks and in different lands, making this a unique piece of Disney history. Measuring 28” x 61.25”, the poster is painted on fiberboard and in very good condition, with wear at the bottom left corner and scuffs and scratches from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A very large portrait of Master Gracey in his corrupted state. This piece would have been displayed at ticket events like the Happy Haunts Balls and Halloween celebrations. The digitally printed image has a canvas-like texture and measures 27.25” x 36.5” within the 54” x 33.5” fiberglass frame. The portrait is in very good condition with some chipping to the frame’s points and edges at the top.

(Disneyland, 1980s) A large Swivel Gear for the Haunted Mansion "Doom Buggies" at Disneyland. The "Doom Buggy" ride vehicle is based on the omnimover ride system developed by imagineers Roger Broggie and Bert Brundage and was first used in the "Adventures Thru Inner Space" attraction. The Swivel movements of the vehicle were controlled by a series of gears underneath the track, and this gear was removed during a rehabilitation of the attraction. The heavy metal gear measures 20.5"x 20"x2" thick and is in very good condition with expected wear from use.

(Disney Press, 1994) A first edition of Disney’s Haunted Mansion Pop-Up book, designed by Chuck Murphy and Russel Spina, Jr. The 10-page book tours the Disneyland Mansion, with pop-up spreads and interactive elements throughout. Measuring 8.5” x 10.25", the book is in very good condition with slight wear.

(Disneyland, 1990s) A Haunted Mansion Flying Dutchman Ship lenticular painting, depicting a three-masted ship in both normal and tattered ghostly renditions. Measuring 13.75”x10.5” within a 16.5”x 13.75” frame the lenticular is in very good condition with faint scuffs and scratches to the image.

(MPC, 1974) An original “Walt Disney’s Haunted Mansion: Escape From the Crypt” model kit. Measuring 12.25”x 10” x 3.25”, the model is in as-new sealed very good condition, with some wear to one corner from handling, and some bowing to the box from the shrink wrap contracting with age.

(Disneyland, 2003) A metallic Park decoration featuring the "scaroling" Mr. Hyde as seen in the 2003 "13 Weeks of 13 Treats" event at Disneyland. Measuring 13.5" x 16", the sign is in very good condition with light wear from Park use.

(Lakeside, 1975) A very rare Lakeside Walt Disney World Haunted Mansion Game. Included are the four spinning spooks, six turntable inserts, four backdrop supports, one yellow Doom Buggy piece, the backdrop, extension arm, raven, box, and game board. Missing are the two original dice and three Doom Buggy pieces. Measuring 15.25” x 15.25” x 3”, the game is in very good condition, with wear to the box exterior edges and sides typical of handling. There is slight wear to the edges of the cardboard backdrop, with a spot of tape repair near the raven’s doorway.

(Disneyland, 1970) A Disneyland’s Mystifying Magic Book souvenir from The Haunted Mansion. The sixty-page book includes magic tricks involving cards, money, paper, handkerchiefs, and the mind, plus a ventriloquist lesson featuring illustrations of happy haunts. Measuring 6” x 9”, the book is in good condition with creases, yellowing from age, and wear from use, mostly on the cover.

(Disneyland, 1969-70s) A very rare early Haunted mansion Walk Away From your Shadow toy on original card. This simple but clever glow-in-the dark toy retains the spectral shadow of anything held on it before the light is extinguished. Measuring 9.5” x 4”, the toy is in very good condition, with the card and bag in good condition showing scuffs, scratches, edge wear, and slight tape repair to the card.

(Disneyland, 1999) A collection of four lenticular cards of The Haunted Mansion’s changing portraits. This collection includes four of the five images created for the 30th anniversary. Measuring 3.75” x 5” each, the cards are in very good to good condition with light scratches and come with their original packaging.

(Disneyland, 1970) A bifold brochure outlining the nighttime live entertainment added to the Park during Easter week of 1970. The back cover features a notice that the Haunted Mansion is now open. Measuring 7” x 3.5”, the brochure is in good condition, with light handling wear overall including a .5” tear to the top edge, and 5 tiny spots of paper loss to the back.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A Haunted Mansion-themed parking lot sign from the Central Shops at Walt Disney World. The metal sign was made for the receiving area of the Central Shops, which handle the creation, maintenance, and repair of virtually every aspect of the Park. Measuring 12” x 18”, the sign is in good condition with two intentional holes for display, a dent, scratches and stains from use.

(Disneyland, 2000s) A rare “Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas" bowling-style shirt. Measuring a size "XL," the shirt is in good condition with a few small stains and minor wear.

(Disneyland, 1956) An original hand silk-screened poster for the Mad Tea Party, King Arthur Carousel, and Dumbo in Fantasyland at Disneyland. Designed by Bjorn Aronson, the iconic poster was one of the first to decorate the Park. Measuring 36" x 54" the poster is in very good condition, linen-backed for preservation, with very slight spotting of pink around the trunk and text from the original production process, and light wear including a few small scuffs and vertical creases mainly in the lower half.

(Disneyland, 1983-2000s) A Dumbo the Flying Elephant attraction squirrel wheel, from the 1983 New Fantasyland redesign. Measuring 18.25" in diameter and 2.5" deep, the attraction part is in good condition with scuffs, chips, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1955) A very rare ticket to the Mickey Mouse Club Circus during the opening year of Disneyland. From only November 24, 1955, until January 8, 1956, the actual stars of the Mickey Mouse Club appeared alongside real circus acts, in a giant striped tent. The circus was not a success, as Guests felt they could see a circus anytime, rather than while visiting the one and only Disneyland. This unused ticket dated December 27th, 1955, is a true rarity of Disneyland history. Measuring 2” x 5”, the ticket displays in fine condition, with only the back showing discoloration from glue residue.

(Disneyland, 1970s-1980s) A blueprint for Sleeping Beauty Castle. The main symbol of Disneyland since 1955, Sleeping Beauty Castle was based on the Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany. In 1957 a walk-through opened inside that told the story of Sleeping Beauty, in the style of production designer and Disney Legend Eyvind Earle. The castle a true engineering marvel, uses forced perspective to appear bigger than it is. This blueprint depicts the south or front elevation and includes measurements, tower numbers, and intricate details of the legendary castle. Measuring 30” x 42”, the blueprint is in very good condition with tape visible on the back corner from a tear repair and creases from age and handling.

(Disney, 1960s-1980s) A store window display book inspired by the opening of “Sleeping Beauty.” The cover has an impressive embossed bronze section that reads “Sleeping Beauty” and is surrounded by jewels on a felt material. Inside are two pages, one that reads, “Now after 100 years have passed, a young Prince happens to pass nearby…” and another that reads, “And they lived happily ever after.” The 9.5” x 12.5” bronze cover on the 14.5” x 17.5” book is in good condition with oxidation, scrapes, scratches and wear, with glue visible around it. The inside of the book has stains, water damage, heat damage, and tears.

(Disneyland, 1960s-70s) A jacket worn by Fantasyland Hosts at Disneyland. Measuring a size 12, the jacket is in good condition with light wear from Cast Member use.

(Disneyland, 1956) A charming souvenir blue pennant with white trim, featuring Sleeping Beauty Castle. Measuring 24.25" long, the felt pennant is in good condition with minor creases to tassels and light wear to edges and surfaces.

(Hills Bros., 1959) A mail-away Sleeping Beauty Castle paper model, released by Hills Brothers Coffee as a promotion at the time of the film’s opening. The punch-out model comes complete with a drawbridge, catapult, and 16 characters from the film. This intricate model measures 13.5"x23.5" when built and comes unpunched in its original 13.5” x 23.5” mailing box with the instruction sheet and an illustrated movie story booklet. The condition is very good, with panels off-white from age, and the two outer panels browning from prolonged contact with the cardboard.

(Disneyland, 1980s-90s) A miniature metal Sleeping Beauty Castle in a glass bottle featuring Mickey Mouse. Measuring 2" tall and 1.75" in diameter, this piece is in very good condition with light wear.

(Disneyland, 1960s) A sterling silver souvenir Tinker Bell charm, on its original card. Measuring 1” tall on a 1.5” x 2” card, the charm is in fine condition. The card is in good condition with a horizontal crease, discoloration, and handling wear.

(Disneyland, 1950s-60s) A pair of souvenir mugs featuring a storybook-style scene of knights jousting. Measuring 4.25" x 3" x 3" each, the mugs are in very good condition with light wear from use.

(Mementos, 1960s) A souvenir Disneyland key-shaped thermometer. The top of the thermometer features a three-dimensional image of Sleeping Beauty Castle with text above that reads “Disneyland." Measuring 5.25” long, the thermometer is in very good condition with light oxidation, scratches, and wear from use.

(Disneyland, 1955) A charming early souvenir blue pennant featuring a screen-printed Disneyland text logo with a large image of Tinker Bell flying over Sleeping Beauty Castle. Measuring 8.5” x 26.75”, the souvenir is in good condition with a 5” x 1.5” area of discoloration, .5” of the tip missing, and light wear from age.

(Disneyland, 1950s-60s) A souvenir Disneyland coin purse featuring Tinker Bell. The small blue vinyl coin purse has metal clasps, a ball chain, and reads “Disneyland.” Measuring 3” x 3” with an 11.5” chain, the coin purse is in very good condition with light oxidation and wear.

(Disneyland, 1960s) A souvenir aluminum tray featuring Mickey Mouse in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Measuring 11" in diameter, the tray is in good condition exhibiting a few small dents, scuffs, and light wear.

(Disneyland, 2005) A Park-used circular “Where dreams come true” sign, displayed for Disneyland’s 50th anniversary. Measuring 20” in diameter, the PVC board sign is in good condition with heavy scratches, scuffs, and edge wear from Park display.

(Glitter Products Company, 1950s) A Walt Disney’s Disneyland Pixie Dust set containing eight original Binney & Smith Crayons, three unused and sealed glitter packages, and five used pixie dust art cards featuring early Park attractions. The set is in very good condition, missing three glitter packages, with glitter applied to each pixie dust card. The 11" x 14.5” box is in very good condition with light discoloration from age, scuffs, and wear, notably on the edges.

(Disneyland, 1950s-1960s) A souvenir Disneyland compact mirror with its original box. Featuring a relief of Sleeping Beauty Castle, this gold-finish compact comes complete with a powder screen, puff, and mirror. Measuring 2.5” x 2.75”, the compact is in very good condition with light scratches and war from use, while the colorful 3.25” x 3.25” box has “Mom” written on both sides and “Gold” on the bottom.

(gardner & Co., 1959-1960s) A Walt Disney’s Sleeping Beauty Magic Bubble Wand featuring Princess Aurora. The 14” wand is in very good unused condition, while the bubble solution has experienced discoloration from age. The 4.25” x 16” packaging has a torn piece on the back and exhibits creases and wear from age.

(Disneyland, 1956) A Sleeping Beauty Castle solar toy. A variant of the popular Tomorrowland solar engine toy, this version features the fairies Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather from “Sleeping Beauty” and reads “Walt Disney’s Sleeping Beauty Castle… and three fairies.” Sunlight usually makes the three fairies spin, though this toy may require repair to work. Measuring 3” in diameter and 5.75” tall, the toy is in good condition with creases, a warp on the glass, discoloration from age, oxidation on the base, scratches on the fairies, and wear from use.

(Disneyland, 1960s) A collection of nine ceramic Disneyland souvenirs featuring Sleeping Beauty Castle and Tinker Bell. Included are a jewelry box, three small plates, one floral-shaped plate, one slotted plate with a gold foil rim, one ashtray, and a pair of pitcher-shaped salt and pepper shakers. Ranging in size from the 2” x 2.25” shakers to the 6.25” slotted dish, the collection is in very good condition with light wear, paint loss, smudges, small stains on the jewelry box lid, and a small chip on the front of one of the shakers, as well as on the lid of the box base.

(Disneyland, 1950s-60s) A rare Disneyland souvenir metal table lighter. The lighter features “Disneyland” text on one side and Sleeping Beauty Castle on the other. Measuring 2.5” x 3”, the lighter is in very good condition with light oxidation and wear from use, requiring fluid and possibly service to function.

(Disneyland, 1950s-60s) An early Disneyland Sleeping Beauty Castle lighter with its original box. Measuring 1.75” x 1.75” in the 2” x 2.25” box, the lighter is in good condition with heavy oxidation, scratches, and wear from use, requiring fluid and possibly service to function. Its original Disneyland price sticker is still intact on the reverse.

(Mel Toy, 1959) A rare Sleeping Beauty Prince Phillip’s sword toy by the Mel Toy Company. The plastic sword hilt features one red and two green jewels and is still on its original card. Measuring 16.5” long, the toy appears to be in very good unopened condition with a small stain spot and light wear from storage.

(Disneyland, 1970s-1990s) A fiberglass Fantasyland telephone sign. Measuring 5.5” x 17.25”, the sign is in good condition with paint marks and scuffs from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1970s-1990s) A Mr. Smee walk-around character costume hat from Disneyland. Measuring 10.5” in diameter and 14.5” tall, 16.5” tall including the 16.5” wide custom stand, the hat is in good condition with pilling, fraying, glue residue under the brim, stains, and heavy discoloration from sun exposure and Park use, appearing orange instead of red.

(Walt Disney World, 2003) A collection of three vinyl Tinker Bell banners from Magical Gatherings at the Magic Kingdom. Magical Gatherings was a year-long campaign encouraging large groups and families to plan a trip to the Parks. Measuring 22” x 51” each, the banners are in fair condition with heavy paint chipping, scrapes, stains, folds from storage, and wear from Park display.

(Walt Disney World, 2013) A small portrait sign from the Pocahontas meet and greet at Princess Fairytale Hall in the Magic Kingdom. Measuring 8” x 9.5”, the sign is in good condition with scratches, smudges, scuffs, and wear from Park use, notably on the nameplate.

(Walt Disney World, 2013) A small portrait sign from the Mulan meet and greet at Princess Fairytale Hall in the Magic Kingdom. Measuring 8” x 9.5”, the sign is in very good condition with light scratches and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2014) A small portrait sign from the Anna meet and greet at Princess Fairytale Hall in the Magic Kingdom. The “Frozen” star usually appeared alongside her sister Elsa, and their portraits would be displayed on the FastPass entrance sign. Measuring 8” x 9.5”, the sign is in very good condition with scratches and light wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2013) A small portrait sign from the Aurora meet and greet at Princess Fairytale Hall in the Magic Kingdom. Measuring 8” x 9.5”, the "Sleeping Beauty" star's sign is in very good condition with light scratches, spots, and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2014) A small portrait sign from the Elsa meet and greet at Princess Fairytale Hall in Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. The “Frozen” star's portrait would be displayed on the FastPass entrance sign when she was ready to greet Guests. Measuring 8” x 9.5”, the sign is in very good condition with stains, scratches, and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2013) A small portrait sign from the Tiana meet and greet at Princess Fairytale Hall in the Magic Kingdom. "The Princess and the Frog" star's portrait would be displayed on a FastPass entrance sign when she was ready to greet Guests. Measuring 8” x 9.5”, the sign is in good condition with a 3” scratch on the nameplate, additional scratches, scuffs, stains, and paint loss from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2013) A small portrait sign from the Belle meet and greet at Princess Fairytale Hall in the Magic Kingdom. Measuring 8” x 9.5”, the “Beauty and the Beast” star’s sign is in very good condition with light scuffs and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2013) A small portrait sign from the Cinderella meet and greet at Princess Fairytale Hall in the Magic Kingdom. Measuring 8” x 9.5”, the sign is in very good condition with light wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2013) A small portrait sign from the Jasmine meet and greet at Princess Fairytale Hall in the Magic Kingdom. Measuring 8” x 9.5”, the “Aladdin” star’s sign is in very good condition with light wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2013) A small portrait sign from the Pocahontas meet and greet at Princess Fairytale Hall in the Magic Kingdom. Measuring 8” x 9.5”, the sign is in very good condition with light wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2013) A small portrait sign from the Snow White meet and greet at Princess Fairytale Hall in the Magic Kingdom. Measuring 8” x 9.5”, the sign is in very good condition with pin holes on the nameplate and light wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2013) A small portrait sign from the meet and greet at Princess Fairytale Hall in the Magic Kingdom. This “mystery princess” sign was displayed when a last-minute performer change occurred, leaving Guests to eagerly wait and speculate who they were about to meet. While usually blank or featuring a sticker that would read “Visiting Princess,” this sign does have the outline of “Cinderella” still slightly visible on the nameplate. Measuring 8” x 9.5”, the sign is in very good condition with light scratches, smudges, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1983) An original printed attraction poster for Snow White’s Scary Adventures at Disneyland. The poster was created for the re-Imagineering of the timeless attraction and distributed during its debut with New Fantasyland in 1983. Measuring 24" x 36", the poster displays in good condition with edge wear, repaired pinholes at corners, and light waviness throughout.

(Disneyland, 1970s) An extremely rare store window display figure of Snow White. This figure was created by the same WED Imagineering model makers who created the beloved Main Street, U.S.A. window displays of the 1970s. These hand-built figures were only created in very limited numbers and were sold at Disneyland for a short period. This Snow White figure is accomplished in a composite resin with faux hair and a wooden base. The plaque on the base reads, "Snow White from the 1937 feature Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." Measuring 10” x 29.25” tall including the 12” x 21” wooden base, Snow White is in good condition with crazing, stains, tears including a 3” one in the blouse, a 3” paint mark on her right hand, soiling, wear, and warping to the shape of the head from age and storage. A size L t-shirt is included from Van Eaton’s “That’s From Disneyland!” auction, which features a picture of this Snow White figure and reads, “The Fairest of Them All.” The shirt is in the fine unworn condition.

(Disneyland, 1970s-80s) A pickaxe prop from "Snow White and Her Adventures." Pickaxe props of this style were first installed in Dwarfs Diamond Mine show scenes around 1961 to 1964 and continued in the attraction up to their removal during the development of New Fantasyland in 1982. Measuring 19.5" long and 10"x2.25", this handcrafted foam and wood prop displays in good condition exhibiting scuffs, scratches, wear from handling, and stiffness and fragility due to the aging of its materials.

(Disneyland, 1990s-2000s) An Old Hag walk-around character costume hand. Velcro on the wrist attached the hand to the character’s sleeve, keeping the cloak in place. Measuring 7.75” x 14.25, the rubber and nylon hand is in fair condition with heavy paint loss, stains from Park use, and warped and hardened fingers from age.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s-2000s) An Evil Queen hand with poison apple prop from Disney’s Candy Cauldron in Disney Springs. The store’s décor is inspired by the Wicked Queen and her hag alter ego. This piece was displayed right inside the entrance atop a rack offering tempting treats. Measuring 5.75” x 8”, the resin hand is in fair condition with paint chipping throughout, scratches, and stains from store use.

(Strombecker, 1950s) An extremely rare Casey Jr. wooden toy train manufactured by Strombecker. During the 1950s, Strombecker began to produce toys based on Disney characters and the forthcoming Disneyland Park. Two editions of this toy were released and this is the version without a bell. Measuring 5.75” x 8”, the toy train is in very good condition with paint loss throughout, chips, and expected wear from handling and age.

(Disneyland, 1961) A tin litho TV tray featuring Donald Duck as a conductor riding Casey Jr. Along for the ride are Chip ‘n’ Dale, Pluto, Goofy, and a ton of tasty treats. Measuring 12.5” x 17.25”, the tray is in very good condition with scratches, scuffs, and light stains from use.

(Dolly Toy Company, 1958-60s) A complete Walt Disney’s Disneyland Pin-Ups set featuring colorful wall decorations of the Casey Jr. Circus Train carrying Dumbo, Mickey, and many other Disney characters. The five pin-ups measure from 4.25” x 1.5” to 8” x 15.5” within the original 18” x 12.5” box, and both are in very good condition with minor scuffs and wear from handling and age.

(Madame Alexander, 1950s) A rare embroidered cloth of the Chicken of the Sea Tuna Clippers and a Madame Alexander Peter Pan doll. The embroidered piece commemorates Van Camp Sea Food's "tuna clipper" fishing boats utilized in 1945 and the Pirate Ship restaurant at Disneyland. Measuring 14.75", the doll displays in good condition, missing its belt, feather, and shoes, exhibiting scuffs, thinned hair, holes in the tights, and wear throughout, and retaining its original Madame Alexander label. The embroidered piece measures 15"x13.5" and is in good condition with fading and wear.

(Hallmark, 1960s) A colorful punch-out model kit by Hallmark of the pirate ship from “Peter Pan,” as well as a large map of Never Land. Measuring 8.25” x 12.75”, the punch-out sheets are in fine to very good condition with some models already punched out. The 20.5” x 28.75” map is in very good condition with light wear on intentional folds and several small white spots. The 8.5” x 13” envelope is in fair condition with tape, crayon marks, tears, and wear from use.

(Disneyland, 1960s) A souvenir vinyl wallet featuring Captain Hook's pirate ship the Jolly Roger. Measuring 2.75” x 3.75”, the wallet is in very good condition with minor wear.

(Disneyland, 1956) An original hand silk-screened poster for Peter Pan’s Flight in Fantasyland. Designed by Bjorn Aronson, this is the more common variant of this poster with no white border lines around the imagery and no black shadowing behind the lettering. Measuring 36" x 54”, the poster is in very good condition with mild scuffs along the borders and the lower third, a few creases to the upper left, small spotting in white areas of the sail, and slight flaws consistent with the original silk-screen process.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-1990s) A prop J. Thaddeus Toad fireplace andiron from Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride in the Magic Kingdom. This iteration of the ride featured a left track and a right track that gave Guests wildly different experiences. On the right track, two of these prop andirons flanked a fireplace that your motorcar crashed through early in the ride. Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride’s closure in 1998 to make room for The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh was met with “Toad-In” protests from devoted fans, to no avail. The beloved ride’s memory lives on with this prop. Measuring 26” x 58.75”, the metal prop is in very good condition with paint chipping and wear on the front, while the back includes identifying information and exhibits heavy oxidation and typical wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1980s-90s) A collection of seven papers featuring rough concept drawings for new Mr. Toad's Wild Ride attraction posters. Measuring 8.5" x 6.25" and 8.5" x 11", each page of artwork is in very good condition with light wear from handling and age.

(Disneyland, 1958) An original hand silk-screened attraction poster designed by Sam McKim for Alice in Wonderland in Fantasyland. Measuring 54” x 36”, the poster is in very good condition with a 1.5” tear at the top, a 0.75” blue paint mark on Alice’s hair, edge wear, minor stains, and creases throughout, notably at the top left corner.

(Disneyland, 1990s) A one-of-a-kind model of the exterior of the Alice in Wonderland ride in Fantasyland. This model appears to be inspired by Claude Coates’ 1957 model of the attraction exterior but adapted to the 1984 version with the cars returning inside on ground level. The scale model is faithful to the attraction and accomplished in mixed media including wood, foam core, and faux foliage. The model features 9 caterpillar vehicles, 14 Wonderland giant leaves and 29 figures of people, all hand-painted. While this is not an Imagineering original model, it was obtained from the family of an Imagineer and shows superb accuracy and attention to detail. Measuring 48” x 86” x 27” tall fully assembled, this loyal replica of the historic Disneyland attractions is in very good condition, with expected wear to materials from handling and age.

(Disneyland, 1990s-2000s) A set of four oversized leaf props in the style of "Alice in Wonderland." While leaves of this size do appear in the attraction, these are double-sided vinyl board decorations most likely created by a Disneyland sign shop for display at special events. Measuring from 31" x 72" to 47" x 84", the leaf props are in fair to good condition, with many scuffs and scratches from use. Special shipping arrangements will apply, please contact us for estimates and inquiries.

(Disneyland, 2010s) An It's a Small World Stroller Parking sign, with a Velcro-applied arrow to point in either direction. The back of the aluminum board sign is also affixed with Velcro. Measuring 31.75" x 21.5", the sign is in good condition with wear from Park use including scuffs, scratches, and edge wear.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s-2020s) A Park used sign announcing It's a Small World is closed for refurbishment and will reopen soon. Made of acrylic board, the sign measures 17.5'x24" and is in very good condition, with light wear including small scuffs and scratches consistent with Park use.

(Disneyland, 1990s-2000s) A gold spire from the It’s a Small World facade in Fantasyland. Measuring 10.5”, the spire is in good condition with scuffs, scratches, wear, and glue residue on one side from Park display.

(Disneyland, 1990s-2000s) An original snowflake prop from the It's a Small World Holiday winter seasonal overlay. The die-cut metal snowflake pinwheel is painted in an optical white with metallic glitter accents, and screws onto the included candy-striped metal pole. Measuring 14.25" in diameter on a 35.25" long pole, the piece is in very good condition, exhibiting paint loss, scuffs, and wear from Park display.

(Disney, 1960s-1970s) A pair of Super 8 50’ color reels featuring approximately three minutes of silent video footage each of “It’s a Small World” from both Disneyland and Walt Disney World. Measuring 3” in diameter in their 3.25” x 3.25” original boxes, the untested reels are in very good condition, while the boxes exhibit light wear and minor stains.

(Mattel, 1993) A collection of three souvenir It's a Small World dolls, including Nigeria, Mexico, and Japan. The 6.5” tall dolls are in fine condition sealed in the original 7” x 12” packaging, which is in very good condition with typical handling wear and age-related discoloration.

(Disneyland, 2010s) An original metal trash can from Fantasyland. The themed trash cans of the Disney Parks have become an iconic part of the experience in their own right, with this particular trash can having the distinct Alps-inspired accents seen near the Matterhorn Bobsleds. The original push panels are still included and function as intended. Measuring 21.25” x 42” x 20.5” deep, the brown trash can is in fair condition with a small gap on one edge of the can, small dents, and heavy scratches and wear throughout from Park use, especially on the panels and near the bottom.

(Disneyland, 1970s-80s) A hat worn by a Cast Member working the Matterhorn Bobsleds in Fantasyland. The felted wool Alpine hat features green cords that form a bow on one side with a feather accent. The hat measures 7.25” in diameter at the opening, 10” in diameter including the brim, and is in very good condition with typical wear from use and age, and retains the original Disneyland tag.

(Disneyland, 1980s) A staple-bound packet of Matterhorn Bobsleds breakdown procedures. The 18 pages were prepared for training Attractions Hosts and Hostesses, and include a training checklist, courtesy guidelines, position responsibilities, and breakdown procedures for Cast Members. Measuring 8.5” x 11”, the packet is in fine condition with minor edge wear from handling.

(Disneyland, 1980s) A hand-painted sign identifying the Emergency Air Switch for machinery associated with a Backstage Area of the Matterhorn Bobsleds in Fantasyland. Measuring 11" x 8", the metal sign is in good condition with scuffs, scratches, oxidation, and wear from its original Park display, handling, and age.

(Disneyland, 2005) A piece of Fantasyland's Matterhorn, removed during a renovation and sold in a limited edition of 1000 to commemorate the Park's 50th anniversary. Measuring 1.5" x 1.5", the painted concrete piece is in good condition, with its 3.75" x 3.75" x 2.25" high very good condition box.

(Disneyland, 1958) A panoramic photo print of the 1958 construction site for the Matterhorn, Submarine Voyage, and Monorail additions to Disneyland. This very early look at the area shows the sky buckets passing by with the original Fantasyland train station and Autopia seen in the distance. Measuring 3.5” x 16”, the unique panoramic of four panels taped together is in good condition with edge wear, tack holes, some spotting, handling wear, and color shift from age.

(Disneyland, 1980s) A sign used to identify "out of service" Skyway cabins. Measuring 12" x 6", the acrylic sign is in good condition with scuffs, scratches, and wear from its original Park display, handling, and age.

(Disneyland, 1980s-1990s) A staple-bound operations packet for Skyway Attractions Hosts and Hostesses. Included in the 19-page packet are the history of the Skyway, facts and figures, and operational procedures. Measuring 8.5 x 11”, the packet is in good condition with stains and edge wear.

(Disneyland, 1956) An original hand-silkscreened poster for the Skyway over Tomorrowland. Designed by Bjorn Aronson, this poster features the Skyway overlooking several early landmarks like the Autopia, AstroJets, and unbuilt Airboats attraction. Measuring 36" x 54", the poster is in very good condition with few mild scuffs and scratches throughout, and few creases in lower portion, including one over the “n” in Tomorrowland.

(Disneyland, 1967) An original hand silk-screened poster for the America the Beautiful attraction which was presented in Circle-Vision 360 in Tomorrowland. This version was a reshot and expanded version of the 1958 film. Designed by Ken Chapman, this patriotic poster features the Statue of Liberty and sponsors AT&T and Pacific Telephone. Measuring 36” x 54”, the poster is in good condition with a large scratch down the entire length of the poster, light yellowing on the white stripes, a 0.5” tear at the top right that has been repaired with tape on the reverse, a 1” stain in the middle, edge wear, scrapes, and scratches.

(Disneyland, 1990s) A one-of-a-kind model of the show building for Disneyland's "America The Beautiful" Circarama attraction and Tomorrowland Terrace as they appeared in the New Tomorrowland of 1967. Details include Mary Blair’s North Tomorrowland mural covered in 1997, the famous stage that rises from below ground, and 3 PeopleMover cars on their track entering the building. The scale model is faithful to the original designs and comprised of foam core with faux foliage, 39 plastic people figures, and 4 tables with umbrellas. While this is not an Imagineering original model, it was obtained from the family of an Imagineer, and shows superb accuracy and attention to detail. Measuring 48” x 20” x 10.5” high with the stage measuring 7” x 4” x 8”, the model is on a 24” x 56” wooden display base. This replica is in very good condition, with expected light wear from handling and age.

(Disneyland, 1960s) A collection of nine Disneyland photos, including images of Midget Autopia, the Skyway, and the Matterhorn. Also included are three additional photos from other amusement parks. Measuring 3.5" x 3.5" and 5.75" x 3.5" each photo is in very good condition with minor wear.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A shirt and pair of pants worn by Tomorrowland Merchandising Hosts and Hostesses at The Magic Kingdom. The shirt is a size large and the pants are a male size 44 x 26. Each piece is in very good condition, with faint pilling, minor fading, and light wear from Cast Member use.

(Disneyland, 1998-2015) A costume shirt worn by Innoventions Attractions Hosts at Disneyland. Measuring a size "s/m," the shirt is in very good condition exhibiting light wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s) A prototype costume shirt for Tomorrowland in the Magic Kingdom. The costume has a Tomorrowland logo on patternmaking paper, sewn onto one breast. The shirt also retains a “Bruce” nametag with a 1-year Disney Cast Member service pin attached. Measuring a size Medium, the shirt is in very good condition, exhibiting very little wear.

(Disneyland, 1990) A Cast Member costume and button from the Dick Tracy starring in Diamond Double-Cross stage show at Videopolis. The coat and hat measure a size large, the pants are labeled "33-34-35 x 29," and the button is 2.5" in diameter. The pieces are in good condition overall with a few small markings to the coat and minor wear to all pieces from Park use.

(Disneyland, 2020s) A pair of pants and shirt worn by Monorail Attractions Hosts in Tomorrowland. The shirt is a men's 48, and the pants are men's 36-30. Each costume piece is in good condition exhibiting pilling, fading, and wear from Cast member use.

(Disneyland, 1990s) A teal seat from the Monorail at Disneyland. This seat was installed on a Mark V train of the classic attraction, which has been transporting Guests around the Disneyland Resort since 1959. Measuring 17” x 20.5” x 24” deep, the composite seat is in good condition with stains, dents, scuffs, wear, and heavy oxidation and inscriptions on the reverse from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1980) A Disneyland Monorail Host Cast Member jacket. Measuring a size 46, the jacket is in good condition with wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1960s) A rare Alweg Monorail-themed flight bag sold in Tomorrowland. Measuring 6" x 7.25" and is in very good condition with minor surface wear including a faint price stain.

Disneyland, 1960s) A rare Disneyland U.S.A. Monorail travel bag. During the era that the attraction was utilized as a practical form of transportation between the Hotel and the Park, few Monorail-themed souvenirs were produced. Measuring 5" tall and 11" long, the bag is in good condition with minor scuffs, fading, and light wear.

(Disneyland, 1967) A rare Schuco Alweg-Monorail set in its original box. This beautiful model is a 1:90 scale reproduction of Disneyland's Monorail and is model number 6333. Measuring 14.75” x 18.75” boxed, the blue Monorail set is in fine unused condition with minimal wear, while the box exhibits light creases and edge wear. Also included are the original German instructions.

(Parker Brothers, 1960) An original Disneyland Monorail Game where players race around the Park. The game includes the board, four original player tokens, two dice, and the game box. The instructions to play are printed on the underside of the lid, and the game is missing one original player token, though a replacement is included. The box measures 8.25" x 16.5" and 2" thick, and the game is in overall very good condition with the board like new, and minor creases and spots of wear to the box.

(Disneyland, 1970s) An unopened Disneyland Monorail Walt Disney Character Card Games set, featuring Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Pinocchio, Bambi, Three Little Pigs, and Snow White. A pink “Walt Disney’s Magic Kingdom” gift tag sticker is attached to the set’s plastic covering. Measuring 2.75” x 14.75”, the unused set is in very good condition with light creases and wear from age and storage.

(Disneyland, 1955-1966) An original stanchion created exclusively for the immensely popular “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” exhibit in Tomorrowland. Operating from August 1955 until 1966, the exhibition offered Guests the exciting opportunity to see motion picture props and full-scale sets of one of Walt’s favorite live-action films in person. As popular as it was, the exhibit was removed to make way for larger-scale and more “futuristic” attractions like Adventure Thru Inner Space. While “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” has many big fans and collectors, almost nothing from this exhibit survives today, making this stanchion extremely rare. Measuring 32.25" tall on a 12" diameter base, this exquisite piece exhibits a few scuffs, crazing, paint chips and cracks, and wear, some of which are intentional distress and the result of Park display, handling, and age.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-80s) A costume worn by 20,000 Legues Under the Sea Attractions Hosts at Walt Disney World. Included are a hat, shirt, and pair of pants. The hat is labeled 7 ¼ "," the short is "LX", and the pants are “26x28”. Each piece is in fair-to-good condition exhibiting fading, pilling, loose threads, and wear from original cast use, handling, and age of materials.

(Disneyland, 2000s) A Submarine Voyage wristwatch with the original box, featuring a face inspired by the attraction’s porthole windows. Part of an unnumbered edition of 1000, the watch has not been tested for function and likely needs a new battery. Also included is a pinback button commemorating the closure of the attraction on September 8, 1998. Measuring 1.5" in diameter and 9.25" with its bands, the watch displays in very good condition with minor wear to the back of its case, and comes with its 2.5" x 5.75" x 1" box.

(Disneyland, 2006-07) A press invitation to the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage attraction premiere party at Disneyland on June 10, 2007. The chest contains a dimensional pop-up attraction vehicle submarine boat and plays audio of the film’s seagulls saying “Mine!” Measuring 4.75” x 11.75”, the pop-up invitation is in very good condition with light wear on the box.

(Disneyland, 2006-2008) A Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage queue sign displayed during the Disneyland Year of a Million Dreams celebration. The PVC board sign measures 18.75" in diameter and is in very good condition with light wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 2005-2006) A large collection of forty-six blueprints from the planning and construction of the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage in Tomorrowland. The attraction opened in 2007, taking over the space previously occupied by the Submarine Voyage, which closed in 1998. These blueprint copies for the attraction include plans for the lagoon’s structure, rock work, track layout and more. Measuring 36” x 49”, the blueprints are in good condition with heavy edge wear, creases, and tears from use and storage.

(Disneyland, 1977) An original ride vehicle from Space Mountain in Disneyland. One of the most sought-after Park vehicles, this futuristic rocket ship features glow-in-the-dark side panels and an eye-catching color scheme. Numbered vehicle “9”, this is the front car of a Space Mountain train, which is why it has a red bumper and no rear jets. Speakers were added during a refurbishment in the 1990s to make this Tomorrowland thrill ride even more intense. Measuring 37” tall, 48” wide, and 112” long, the ride vehicle is in very good condition with scuffs, scrapes, deteriorated finish on the lap bars, upholstery swelling in the back seat, and typical wear from age and Park use. This item will require special shipping arrangements. Please inquire before bidding.

(Disneyland, 1977) A collection of five souvenirs given to Cast Members involved in the Inaugural Flight of Space Mountain at Disneyland. Included are a plaque, two portfolios of Operational Data, a hat, and a backpack. The plaque measures 8.75" x 11.75" x 1.5", the hat is adjustable, the backpack is 12" x 14" x 3.5", and the portfolios are 8.5" x 11" each. The souvenirs are in good condition with fading and light wear.

(Disneyland, 1977) A rare plaque created to celebrate the grand opening of Space Mountain at Disneyland. The plaque reads, "Space Mountain Official Astronaut - Inaugural Flight at Disneyland - Summer, 1977" and features a 3D relief of the attraction building. The plaque was given to select VIPs and members of the press who attended the special pre-opening event at Disneyland. Measuring 9” x 12”, the plaque is in very good condition with light wear, scratches, and some scuffing at the top right corner.

(Disneyland, 1977) A die-cut invitation to the Cast Member premiere of Space Mountain in May of 1977. Measuring 7.75" x 3.75", the invitation is in very good condition with faint wear from handling and age.

(Disneyland, 2010s) A Space Mountain Cast Member costume jacket featuring the futuristic monogram of Tomorrowland. Measuring a unisex size “L”, the jacket is in very good condition with light wear from Cast use and age.

(Disneyland, 2010s) A "Hyperspace Mountain Will Close Early Today" sign for the seasonal "May the 4th" Star Wars overlay of Space Mountain. Measuring 22.25" x 21", the acrylic sign is in very good condition exhibiting light scuffs and wear.

(Disneyland, 1977) A Space Mountain opening year print proof featuring an ad for a Magic Kingdom Club special summer ticket book. Measuring 8.5” x 11”, the proof is in very good condition with light creases, scratches, and edge wear.

(Disneyland, 1997) A limited edition souvenir wristwatch commemorating the 20th anniversary of Space Mountain. Numbered 021/120 and measuring 1.5” in diameter and 9.5” long, the watch is in fine untested and unworn condition, presumed to work and in need of a new battery.

(Disneyland, 2000s) A Women’s restroom sign from the facilities near Space Mountain. Measuring 9.25” x 8”, the acrylic sign is in very good condition with light wear typical of Park use.

(TWA, 1956) A small travel poster for Los Angeles and Disneyland depicting the TWA Constellation soaring high over Disneyland’s Moonliner Rocket and Sleeping Beauty Castle. Measuring 15.5" x 25", the poster displays in overall very good condition, with very light wear to the edges.

(Disneyland, 1956) A souvenir certificate, postcard, and pin from TWA’s Rocket to the Moon attraction in Tomorrowland, displayed in an 11.75” x 17” frame. The certificate verifies that the Guest has "rocketed round trip to the moon from the Disneyland Spaceport via TWA Rocket Ship." The 4” x 6” postcard and 1.5” pin are in fine condition, while the 5” x 7” certificate is in very good condition with light creases and stains.

(Strombecker, 1950s-60s) A rare original Rocket to the Moon display model by Strombecker. The model is paired with a reproduction countertop display for the model kit's rare "Moonliner" version. Measuring 11.5" tall, the model rocket is in good condition, with repair to the rocket legs, and chipping and color fade to decals. The 12" x 7" x 10" reproduction display is in good condition with two large horizontal creases across the back. This lot also comes with a Moonliner pin.

(Disneyland, 1975-92) A unique prop model of a space launch vehicle from the queue of McDonnell Douglas presents Mission to Mars in Tomorrowland. The expertly crafted model depicts a Rhombus launch vehicle flanked by its hydrogen fuel tanks, carrying the "USA" and McDonnell Douglas names. The model was installed for the 1975-1992 operation of the attraction and removed either during rehabilitation or upon closure. Measuring 26" tall and 15" in diameter, this one-of-a-kind piece is in very good condition exhibiting crazing, cracks, scuffs, a few small loose and missing parts underneath, wear, and signs of repair from Park display, rehabilitation, handling, and age.

(Walt Disney World, 1975-80s) A foam figure of an astronaut from Space Mountain at Walt Disney World. Originally sponsored by RCA, the attraction queue and post-show featured window vignettes showing figures enjoying new home technology and future life, including this astronaut. Measuring 9" x 3.5" x 4", the hand-painted foam figure is in fair condition, with wear including creases and spots of paint loss from age.

(Strombecker, 1950s) A Walt Disney’s “Man-in-Space” ship model rocket kit. The 1/480 scale model of the world’s first 4-stage rocket is assembled with decals applied and the return rocket and three support arms unglued. Measuring 9.5” tall, the rocket is in fair to good condition with much chipping to the decals.

(Disneyland, 1957) A Walt Disney’s Disneyland Rocketship Control Board toy with the original box. Based on the Rocket to the Moon in Tomorrowland, the toy comes with its original decorative box with an instruction tag for box assembly. The toy is in very good condition with a 2.5” crack and other minor cracks in the plastic, a few jammed dials, a price written on the board, sticker residue, and light wear from use. The 5.5” x 20.5” and 13.5” deep box exhibits folds, creases, and light discoloration from age and use.

(Coca-Cola, 1998) An inflatable Tomorrowland Moonliner, produced by Coca-Cola in celebration of the Moonliner landmark returning to Tomorrowland in slightly shorter form than the original. Measuring 34" tall, the inflatable rocket comes with instructions and a repair patch and is in fine working condition.

(Disneyland, 1960s) An unused Official Driver's License for the Richfield Autopia at Disneyland. Measuring 2.5" x 4", the license is in very good condition with light edge wear.

(Disneyland, 1967-1999) A beautiful Autopia Mark VII vehicle body, restored and customized to running condition. The Mark VII vehicles went into service at Disneyland in 1967 and were removed from the attraction in 1999. Only the bodies were removed, as the original chassis are still in use on the attraction today. This fiberglass Mark VII body has been placed on a customized golf cart chassis powered by rechargeable batteries. Measuring 123" x 45" x 34", the car features a reproduction of the original leather seatbelt as well as custom bumpers and side panels. The car can reach speeds of up to 20 mph and should be run with caution under adult supervision. It is not street legal and is being sold as a collectible only. Due to size and weight, special shipping arrangements may be necessary. Please inquire before bidding.

(Disneyland, 1967-1981) An original Autopia Cast Member jacket featuring the color palette of attractions participant sponsor Goodyear. Measuring a size large, the jacket is in good condition with minor fading and light wear from handling and age.

(Disneyland, 2000) A yellow Autopia toy car signed by Walt Disney Imagineer Bob Gurr. Bob is most renowned for his original designs for the Autopia Mark I vehicle and subsequent updated Marks II-VII. When Chevron became the new sponsor of Autopia in 2000, they released four Autopia toy cars and a playmat, sold at Chevron stations, online, and in the Park. The removable toy passengers that originally came with the car are not included. This car, with “Chevron” and “Disneyland” on the wheels, has been signed on the passenger side door by the Disney Legend himself. Measuring 2.75” x 6”, the toy car is in very good condition with light scratches and wear.

(Disneyland, 1955) An extremely rare original Phantom Boat model sculpted by Walt Disney Studio artist Chris Mueller. The dynamic Phantom Boats are renowned as one of the shortest-lived Disneyland attractions, operating on Tomorrowland Lake from 1955 to 1956. This mockup was prepared during research and development, and later referenced by the Crystaliner Corporation as the basis for the attraction’s 14 ultra-modern, winged fiberglass bodies. Measuring 20.25” long, 4.5” tall, and 6.5” wide, this one-of-a-kind artifact is in very good condition with expected wear from handling and age and a repaired wing.

(Disneyland, 1990s) An incredible one-of-a-kind replica of the show building for Disneyland's Carousel of Progress attraction as it appeared in the New Tomorrowland of 1967. Walt built the attraction for General Electric at the 1964-65 World’s Fair, then showcased it at Disneyland from 1963 until it moved to Walt Disney World in 1973. Since then the uniquely rotating building housed America Sings, Innoventions, and the Star Wars Launch Bay. At the far left is the entrance to the Tomorrowland Skyway, which was open from 1956 until 1994. The scale model is faithful to the original designs and made predominantly of foam core with faux foliage, 48 plastic human figures, and 4 plastic umbrella tables. While this is not an Imagineering original model, it was obtained from the family of an Imagineer, and truly shows a superb level of accuracy and attention to detail. With the building measuring 30” x 48” x 17” high on a 34” x 48” wooden base, this detailed replica of the historic Disneyland attraction is in very good condition with four human figures loose and expected light wear to materials from handling and age.

(Imagineering, 1970s-80s) A one-of-a-kind pair of foot forms used in Imagineering to create the oversized feet for the Uncle Orville character in Disneyland's Carousel of Progress. Orville is seen in the show’s 1920s scene smoking a cigar while taking a bath with his oversized feet sticking up above the tub’s edge. These two forms were used at Imagineering to make “hot melt” molds that would be used to cast the rubber feet seen in the show. The fiberglass feet have some detailed sculpting added, and come apart at seams that will be used for the maintenance of the final figure. Measuring 12” x 15.5” each, the feet are in very good condition, with wear typical of production use.

(Disneyland, 1967) An extremely rare MAPO-designed circuit board for the Carousel of Progress at Disneyland. The manufacturing arm of Imagineering incorporated in 1965 and took its name from “Mary Poppins,” Disney’s ground-breaking film of 1964. Mary appears in the logo stamp of MAPO on this “Interface show start-up” circuit board, which was created for the Carousel of Progress as it moved from the 1964-65 World’s Fair to Disneyland, where it opened in 1967. Measuring 2.75” x 6.5”, the circuit board is in very good to fine condition, with discoloration from age only.

(Disneyland, 1961) A very rare original hand-silkscreened Astrojets attraction poster designed by Bjorn Aronson and produced for a brief time. After American Airlines produced the "Astrojet" airliner in 1961, the attraction's name was changed to Tomorrowland Jets at the behest of corporate competitor and Disneyland sponsor TWA. The letters of "Astro-jet" can be seen faintly through the yellow lettering reading "JETS." This 54" x 36" poster is in very good condition, linen backed for preservation, with a few light creases throughout, and a single horizontal center crease line.

(Disneyland, 1990s) A beautiful and one-of-a-kind replica of the model of the Astro Jets and PeopleMover attractions as they appeared in the New Tomorrowland of 1967. The Astro-Jets were the centerpiece of New Tomorrowland, with the PeopleMover carrying Guests on a full circuit tour of the land. The scale model is faithful to the original designs and made predominantly of plastic, wood, foam core, and faux foliage. The model features over 60 plastic people figures and 34 PeopleMover cars, and is affixed to a wooden display base in two pieces. While this is not an Imagineering original model, it was obtained from the family of an Imagineer, and truly shows a superb level of accuracy and attention to detail. Measuring 48” x 86” x 27” tall fully assembled, this loyal replica of the historic Disneyland attractions is in very good condition, with expected wear to materials from handling and age.

(Disneyland, 1990s) A one-of-a-kind model of the Adventure Thru Inner Space attraction and Character Shop, as they appeared in the New Tomorrowland of 1967. In 1986 these attractions were replaced with Star Tours and Star Traders, and Mary Blair’s mural covered. The model is faithful to the original designs, and is comprised predominantly of foam core with faux foliage, and 24 plastic people figures. While this is not an Imagineering original model, it was obtained from the family of an Imagineer, and truly shows a superb level of accuracy and attention to detail. With the building measuring 47.5” x 12.25” x 10” high on a 49” x 18” wooden base, this replica of the historic Disneyland attraction is in fine condition, with expected light wear to materials from handling and age.

(Disneyland, 1967) An original hand-silkscreened poster for Monsanto's Adventure Thru Inner Space. The visually dynamic poster was designed by John Drury and features the Atomobiles and passengers reaching magnification, on their journey beyond the Mighty Microscope and into unknown realms. This earliest edition of the poster includes "Presented by Monsanto," sponsor of the attraction until 1977. Measuring 36" x 54", the poster is in very good condition, with scuffs, creases, and wear along the edges and throughout.

(Disneyland, 1998) An extremely pair of Rocket Rod headlights. When Tomorrowland reopened with a new look in 1998, the Rocket Rods had replaced the Peoplemover on the track above and around the land. While it moved faster, it was no replacement, and the Rocket Rods permanently closed in less than two and a half years. These headlights are labeled as coming from cars 23 and 14 and have a dark gold finish. Measuring 12” x 4.5” x 5”, the fiberglass, metal, and plastic headlights are in good condition with small surface scratches and scuffs overall, and five chrome plastic tines missing between the two.

(Disneyland, 1998-2000) An air intake cover from the top rear of car #7 from the short-lived Rocket Rods. The inside of this cover retains its label identifying its part number, name, color, vehicle, and attraction. Measuring 17.5" x 4.5" x 11.75", this fiberglass and metal part is in good condition with scratches, scuffs, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1956) A recreation of the Satellite View of America attraction poster using an original Space Station X-1 Poster. By 1958, the popular panoramic attraction was renamed, and Bjorn Aronson’s Space Station X-1 poster was adapted by simply silk-screening over the existing poster. Since none of the original modified posters are known to exist, super collector Joel Magee had an original Space Station X-1 poster modified using the same technique. Measuring 36"x54”, the poster is in very good condition, with very few small scuffs and creases, and light wear to the edges.

(Disneyland, 1956) A very rare hand-silkscreened attraction poster for Space Station X-1 in Tomorrowland. Designed by Bjorn Aronson, the poster promoted the walk-through attraction that granted guests a panoramic view of the United States, at an orbit of 500 miles in space. Measuring 36" x 54", the poster displays in very good condition with a few small creases, and light surface wear.

(Disneyland, 1960s) A pair of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck sketches accomplished in charcoal by Disney artist Roy Williams. In the early 1960s, the big Mooseketeer himself appeared at Disneyland drawing sketches for Guests. These drawings of Mickey and Donald are inscribed “Hi Herb” and “Hi Herbert” and both signed Roy. The Mickey has an image size of 3.5” x 5”, and Donald has an image size of 4.25” x 7”, both on 10” x 6” paper. The Donald is in very good condition with edge wear and a crease at the top that does not affect the image. Mickey is in good condition with light smudges, and several light folds to the paper.

(Disneyland, 1955-60s) A "greetings from the Art Corner" postcard featuring Mickey Mouse and Pluto. This card is postmarked June 8, 1961. Measuring 3.5" x 5.5", the postcard is in very good condition with a spot of tape residue on the front, and writing and postmark on the back.

(Disneyland, 1960s-1970s) A souvenir squeaker postcard featuring Disney’s “101 Dalmatians” sold at the Art Corner in Tomorrowland. Measuring 3.5” x 5.5”, the postcard is in very good working condition with a few light scuffs, creases, and wear.

(Disneyland, 1950s-60s) A Disneyland luggage tag featuring a lenticular image of chipmunk Dale changing expressions. Measuring 1.5” x 2” the tag is in very good condition with the identification information filled in with pen.

(Walt Disney, 1985) A press kit announcing the upcoming attraction Captain EO at Disneyland and Walt Disney World. Five reports collectively present 30 pages on the attraction, including Imagineering Captain EO, the Magic Eye Theater at Disneyland constructed to show EO, Production notes, and the cast of the film. Measures 9.5" x 12. The reports are in fine condition with some oxidation to the staples. The folder is in fair condition, with scratches, creasing, and a .5" tear in one edge.

(Disneyland, 1986) An unused ticket to a private screening of Captain EO on July 24, 1986, three weeks before the attraction officially opened. This very rare ticket number 309 is complete with stub, having been unused. Measuring 5.75" x 2.5", the ticket is in very good to fine condition.

(Disneyland, 1986) An unused admission ticket to the "Galactic Premiere" of Captain EO at Disneyland on September 13, 1986. The ticket features Michael Jackson as Captain EO and retains the Premiere Party and Disneyland Admission stubs at the bottom. The ticket measures 12.5" x 3.5" and is in fine condition. The “Especially For You From Disneyland” all-white sleeve is in very good condition with several small scuffs.

(Disney, 1986) A collection of four 35 mm slides from the collaborative Michael Jackson, George Lucas, and Francis Ford Coppola Captain EO attraction. The slides include Captain EO with Fuzzball, alien creatures playing music, Captain EO and crew dancing, and Michael, George, and Francis on set. These slides were included in the original press kit. Measuring 2” x 2” each, the slides are in very good condition with light wear.

(Disney-MGM Studios) A Star Tours Attractions Hostess costume. The shirt measures a female size "S" and the pants 33" x 35". Each Park-used piece is in good condition, exhibiting wear, and requiring cleaning.

(Disneyland, 2011) A costume worn by Attraction Hosts of Star Tours: The Adventures Continue in Tomorrowland. Included are a shirt tunic, pair of pants, and a belt. The shirt measures a male size large, the pants are female 36-38, and the adjustable belt is 37 long. Each piece is in good condition exhibiting wear from Cast Member use and age.

(Disneyland, 2011) A male cast member costume from Star Tours: The Adventures Continue. This 2-piece costume includes a stylized tunic with a vertical Star Tours logo on both shoulders, and a pair of gray trousers. Both garments retain internal Disney Worldwide Services barcode labels. The tunic is a size “M” and the pants are marked “X32”. A Walt Disney World pinback Cast Member "Mike" name tag is also included. The tunic and the pants are in very good condition with only minor wear. The name tag measures 1.5" x 2.5" and exhibits minor surface wear.

(Disneyland, 2010) A collection of four D23 Member Star Tours Premiere Boarding Passes commemorating the final flight of the original Star Tours attraction, dated September 7, 2010. Measuring 8.25" x 3.25", the passes are in fine condition with faint wear from Guest use.

(Disneyland, 1987) A complete admission ticket to the Interplanetary Launch of Star Tours on January 8, 1987, with stubs for a meal and premiere party in Tomorrowland. Numbered “2715," the ticket measures 12.5" x 3.5" and is in very good condition with light edge wear.

(Disneyland, 1993) A commemorative passport from the grand opening of Mickey's Toontown at Disneyland, featuring favorite Disney characters aboard the Jolly Trolly. Numbered “0122”, the ticket measures 14” x 4” and is in very good unused condition, with 1” of the perforation detached, and with its original envelope.

(Disneyland, 2000s) A Mickey's Toontown crowd control flag. Measuring 13" x 10", this flag is in good condition with scuffs and wear throughout from Park use

(Disneyland, 1993) A Cast Member exclusive wristwatch commemorating the grand opening of Mickey’s Toontown on January 26, 1993. Numbered 265/2750, and measuring 1.5” in diameter and 9.25” long, the watch displays in fine as-new condition, and is accompanied by its original felt bag. The watch has not been tested for function and likely needs a new battery.

(Disneyland, 1994) A commemorative passport from the grand opening of Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin at Disneyland. This complimentary passport is numbered “00009” and stamped “VOID.” Measuring 14” x 4”, the ticket and envelope are in very good condition, retaining the original stub.

(Disney's California Adventure, 2001) A stylized park map created to celebrate the Grand Opening of Disney's California Adventure Park on February 8, 2001. Measuring 26.5” x 34”, the map is in fine condition with surface wear along the original fold lines.

(Disney's California Adventure, 2001) A passport and sleeve commemorating the opening of Disney's California Adventure Park on February 8, 2001. This ticket is number 10075 and features the landmarks of the Park. Measuring 4.25" x 11.75" the unused ticket and sleeve are in fine condition with very light edge wear.

(Disneyland/Disney's California Adventure, 2000s) A collection of seven Disneyland and Disney’s California Adventure attraction signs. These signs were used on the daily theme Park information board providing attraction updates and wait times to Guests. Included are signs for Innoventions, Sailing Ship Columbia, Hyperion Theater, Jumpin’ Jellyfish, Flik’s Flyers, Tuck and Roll’s Drive ’Em Buggies, and Playhouse Disney - Live on Stage. Measuring 1” x 6” each, the signs are in very good condition with wear from Park use.

(Disney's California Adventure, 2001) A one-of-a-kind "gag" sign created by the Disneyland Resort Sign Scene Pictorial Department, and posted backstage at Disney's California Adventure Park. This sign was posted to amend the direction of an arrow on another sign. Measuring 11.75" x 4", this acrylic sign is in very good condition with light scuffs and wear from Park display.

(Disney's California Adventure, 2000s) A sign from a limited run experience at Disney's California Adventure Park, directing Guests toward the Hewlett Packard-sponsored HP Print Studio. Measuring 22” x 27.5”, the PVC board sign is in good condition with scratches, scuffs, and wear to edges and corners from Park display.

(Disneyland, 2010s) A production used print of Buzz Lightyear for the World of Color water spectacular at Disney’s California Adventure. Labeled as "Artist Rendering," this print measuring 18.75" x 21.5" is in very good condition, with slight scuffs and edge wear from production use.

(Walt Disney World, 2010s) An original banner from Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at the Magic Kingdom. Featuring imagery of Donald and Mickey in trick-or-treat attire, this banner measures 36" x 234", and is in good condition with surface wear, folds, and creases throughout.

(Disney’s California Adventure, 2000s-2010s) A Muppet*Vision 3D gag sign that reads “This door is alarmed and genuinely concerned!” This sign was placed over a Cast Member door at the attraction to prevent Guests from entering - and to give them a good laugh. Measuring 10” x 17” in a 13.75” x 20.5” frame, the sign is in good condition with scratches, stains, pin holes, and wear from Park use, while the frame has 0.5” and 1” chips at the corners.

(Disney's California Adventure, 1994) A rare Twilight Zone Tower of Terror construction hard hat, featuring stickers of the Disney's California Adventure logo and Mickey at the attraction entrance. The hard hat is adjustable in size and is in good condition with scuffs and surface wear from use

(Disneyland/Disney-MGM Studios, 1990s-2000s) An original Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Bellhop Costume. The coat is from Disneyland Resort and the pants are from Disney-MGM Studios. Included is a rubber tag from the "4th Annual Hollywood Tower Hotel Bellhop Competition." The coat is "8" long, the pants are size “32x34”, and the tag is 2.5"x5". Each Park-used piece is in very good condition with wear.

(Disney's California Adventure, 2004) A bowling shirt promoting The Hollywood Tower Hotel, the fictitious setting of the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. This shirt was gifted to Cast Members upon the grand opening of the attraction in May of 2004. Measuring a size small, the unisex shirt is in very good condition with light wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1994) A brochure for The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror at Disney-MGM Studios. When opened, the Hollywood Tower Hotel pops up along with a beautiful illustration of the ride featuring the text, “Submitted for your approval. Summer, 1994.” Measuring 4” x 9” closed and measuring 8” x 15” opened, the brochure is in very good condition with light creases and wear from use.

(Disneyland Resort, 2000s) A large wind-up key prop, most likely displayed on a Toy Story parade float or Pixar Fest decoration. Measuring 32" x 26" x 3.5", the piece is in very good condition with slight edge wear and scuffs from Park use.

(Disney’s California Adventure, 2000s) A pair of “Toy Story” Green Army Man Cast Member gloves. The Green Army Patrol drummers entertain Guests throughout the Park and march with Sarge in Pixar-themed parades. Measuring 18” long each and standing 27” tall on the 9” x 13.75” custom display, the gloves are in very good condition with light discoloration and typical wear from Park use.

(Disney’s California Adventure, 2000s) An aluminum sign of an alien from “Toy Story,” likely displayed during Pixar Fest or near Toy Story Midway Mania. Measuring 19.75” x 34.25”, the sign is in good condition with scratches, stains, and wear from Park use.

(Disney California Adventure, 2002-18) A Cast Member shirt worn by Flik's Fun Fair Attractions Hosts and Hostesses at Disney’s California Adventure. Measuring a size "XL," the shirt is in very good condition with light wear from Cast use.

(Disney's California Adventure, 2012) A "Rust-Eze Bumper Ointment" traveling salesman case prop from Cars Land in Disney's California Adventure. The case is decorated with stickers from Radiator Springs and Casa Della Tires and contains four cans of Rust-Eze as seen in the popular Pixar "Cars" films. Measuring 21.25" x 13.75" x 35" high, the display prop is in very good condition with typical and intentional wear.

(Disney's California Adventure, 2016-Present) A shirt worn by Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters Cast Members. Measuring a female size small, this shirt is in good condition with wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 1971) An extremely rare large map of the Walt Disney World Resort, including the Magic Kingdom and its surrounding hotels. This map was used as wall art in the Contemporary Resort Hotel guest rooms during the earliest days of the Resort. Created with future expansion in mind, the map features images of the planned Asian, Persian, and Venetian resorts that were never completed. For use in the rooms, the map was adhered to Masonite and secured to the walls. Most of these rare maps did not survive removal, making this piece a very hard-to-find Walt Disney World artifact. Measuring 48" x 60", the impressive map is in good condition with up to 5” tears and heavy chips at each corner, long scratches including a 9” one on the left side, stains, and very light discoloration. This item will require special shipping arrangements. Please contact us for details and estimates.

(Walt Disney World, 1976) A rare set of fifteen posters from the “Walt Disney World means…” promotional campaign. The colorful posters feature Guests enjoying the Resort’s luxurious hotels, conference rooms, and amenities, very much in line with corporate interests. Measuring 22.75” x 28”, the poster set is in very good condition with minor creases and edge wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A pair of souvenir glass trays featuring the Walt Disney World Contemporary Resort and the Monorail. One tray features a blue monorail passing through the Contemporary, while the other features a green. Measuring 4.75” x 6.75” each, the trays are in good condition with scratches, stains, and paint chipping from use.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-80s) A matchbook from the Top of the World Lounge in the Contemporary Resort at Walt Disney World. Measuring 2" x 2", the unused matchbook is in very good condition with light wear from handling.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) An early matching set of souvenir Walt Disney World insulated tumblers featuring Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, the Golf Resort, and the Contemporary Resort. Measuring 6.5” tall and 2.75” in diameter, the tumblers are in good condition with scratches, scuffs, and light wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A costume worn by Cast Members of Disney Polynesian Resort at Walt Disney World. Measuring 36" long, the dress is in good condition with very light fading, slight spotting, pilling, and light wear from original Cast use and age.

(Disney’s Polynesian Resort) A Disney's Polynesian Resort Cast Member costume shirt. Measuring a size XL, this Resort-used piece is in very good condition exhibiting wear.

(Disney’s Polynesian Resort) A Disney's Polynesian Resort Cast Member costume shirt. Measuring a size XS, this Resort-used piece is in very good condition exhibiting wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1978) One adult and one child ticket to the Luau on the beach at the Polynesian Village Hotel in 1978. The 2.75"x3.75" tickets are in very good condition with small staple holes to both at left, and a very small spot at the top of the adult ticket.

(Disney, 2000s) A rare Polynesian Resort Playset from the Walt Disney World Monorail Collection. This set is in fine unused condition within its unopened 7" x 11" x 18" box.

(Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, 2021) A pair of Tiki salt and pepper shakers commemorating the 50th anniversary of Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. Measuring 5” x 5.75” displayed on their base, the salt and pepper shakers are in fine condition.

(Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, 1970s) A collection of five frosted glass tiki mugs from the Polynesian Village Resort. These mugs were some of the earliest themed merchandise offered at the resort. Measuring 4.75” tall and 4” in diameter, the tiki mugs are in very good to fine condition with light scratches and wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1978) A pair of unused matchbooks from the Polynesian Village Resort. Measuring 2" x 2" each, the matchbooks are in very good condition, with light wear from handling and the date of a luau written inside one.

(Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, 2015) A first edition ceramic Shrunken Zombie Head mug from Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto. Measuring 4” x 5”, the tiki mug displays in very good condition with small chips on the ear, light wear, and minimal flaws from the original production. Included in the lot are three swizzle sticks from Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar in the Disneyland Hotel.

(Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, 2015) A first edition ceramic tiki mug inspired by the Nautilus submarine from “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea,” released at Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto. Measuring 6.25” x 13.75”, the tiki mug displays in fine condition with light wear on the bottom and small flaws from production. A swizzle stick from Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar in the Disneyland Hotel is included in the lot.

(Grand Floridian, 2000s) A costume jacket from a Host or Hostess of Disney's Grand Floridian Resort at Walt Disney World. Measuring a size medium, the jacket is in very good condition with light wear from Cast use.

(Disney’s Grand Floridian, 1990s-2000s) A Hidden Mickey prop from Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. This Hidden Mickey was part of the ornate walkway between the Beach Pool and the Villas. Measuring 6.5” x 8”, the prop is in good condition with scuffs on the ear, stains, scratches, discoloration where the Mickey was removed from the rest of the display, and wear from use.

(Disney’s Fort Wilderness, 1990s-2000s) A thick circular wooden sign from Walt Disney World’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground featuring Mickey Mouse dressed as Davy Crockett. Measuring 18” in diameter and 1.5” thick, the burnt-wood sign displays in very good condition with an intended crack through the middle and very light wear.

(Disney’s Fort Wilderness, 1980s-2000s) A Park-used sign for the Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground restaurant, Crockett’s Tavern. The restaurant opened on August 18, 1986, providing Guests with beer, wine, cocktails, and a healthy dose of the Old West. Measuring 17.25” x 26.5” in the 22” x 40” custom wood frame, the poly board sign is in good condition with scratches, stains, intentional holes for display, a 9.5” crack in the frame, and typical wear from Park use.

(Disney's Fort Wilderness, 1985) A rare and humorous caricature map poster of Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground. The artwork depicts memorable attractions like the Pioneer Hall, Trading Post, River Country, and nearby Discovery Island. Featuring Mickey, Goofy, Donald, and more, this piece is filled with clever gags and details to discover. Measuring 25.5” x 30”, the poster displays in very good condition with light discoloration, scrapes, and wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1980) A trio of unused matchbooks from Fort Wilderness Resort at Walt Disney World. Each measuring 2" x 2", one matchbook is in very good condition with light wear from handling, and the other two are in good condition with small scuffs and creases.

(Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort, 1999) A themed guestroom coat rack from Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort at Walt Disney World. Constructed of particle board with a wooden laminate finish, the coat rack features five plastic pegs for hanging, a short central shelf, and a decorative panel with silhouettes of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and Pluto. Racks like these hung in every guestroom in the resort until a recent refurbishment. Measuring 12.5” x 21” x 2.25” deep, the piece is in good condition with scratches, stains, and surface wear. The reverse of the rack is equipped with holes for wall mounting.

(Disney’s Fort Wilderness, 1986) A very rare souvenir program flier from the Pioneer Hall at Fort Wilderness, featuring a dinner menu and information about the “Hoop Dee Doo” musical show. The program measures 10.5"x15.5” and is in good condition with a horizontal and vertical crease and wear throughout.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s-90s) A life preserver from Port of Bay Lake at Walt Disney World. Measuring 25" in diameter, the preserver is in very good condition, with wear from display in the elements including soiling, spotting, and slight chipping.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s) A prototype costume jacket worn by Hosts at Disney’s BoardWalk Villas. The single-breasted coat features the embroidered logo of the hotel and embossed gold buttons. Labeled a size 40 and featuring a “Jeremy” Cast Member name tag, the jacket displays in very good condition with stains on the lower interior lining and collar, otherwise exhibiting very little wear from use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990) A Commemorative Edition poster for the opening of Disney's Yacht Club and Beach Club Resorts at Walt Disney World, dated November 17 & 18, 1990. Measuring 33.5" x 17.5", the poster is in fine overall condition.

(Disney, 2000s) A layered acrylic display piece featuring images of the gigantic props at the Pop Century Resort at Walt Disney World. Measuring 8” x 3” x 8.25” high, the acrylic piece displays in very good condition, with slight repair to the front sign piece.

(Walt Disney World, 2003) An opening poster displayed in the Pop Century Resort, celebrating all things Disney in the 1950s. Highlighted are Davy Crockett, The Mickey Mouse Club, and more. Measuring 29.5" x 23.5" in a 33" x 27" frame, the poster and frame are in good condition, showing some wear consistent with public resort display.

(Walt Disney World, 2003) A poster celebrating all things Disney from the 1960s, displayed in the Pop Century Resort when it opened in 2003. Highlighted are the Pirates of the Caribbean, “The Jungle Book,” and more. Measuring 29.5" x 23.5" in a 33" x 27" frame, the poster and frame are in good condition, with wear to the frame consistent with public resort display.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A poster displayed in the 20th Century themed Pop Century Resort, celebrating all things Disney in the 1980s. Highlighted are Wuzzles, Mickey Mouse Disco, and of course “The Little Mermaid.” Measuring 29.5"x23.5" in a 33"x27" frame, the poster and frame are in good condition, showing wear consistent with public resort display.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A Disney’s Pop Century Resort sign. The theming of the resort celebrates 20th century pop culture from the 1950s through the 1990s. This sign was displayed at a bus stop where Guests could be shuttled to the resort. Measuring 17.5” x 25.5”, the thick aluminum sign is in good condition with scratches, stains, scuffs, and wear from display.

(Walt Disney World, 1999-2000s) A directional sign from the "Mighty Ducks" section of Disney's All-Star Movie Resort. Measuring 11.25" x 16.75", the sign is in very good condition with light wear from resort use.

(Disney’s Saratoga Springs, 2000s-2010s) A doormat from Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa. These doormats are placed at the entrance to the Disney Vacation Club villas. Measuring 16” x 24”, the mat is in good condition with wear from use.

(Walt Disney World, 1988-2000s) A print titled "St. Thomas" with a matte signed by artist Stedman, depicting the Disney Magic Cruise ship in port in the Virgin Islands. This piece was displayed in Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort in the Epcot Resort Area of Walt Disney World. With an image size of 18" x 24" in a 27.75" x 34" frame, the art is in very good condition with light wear to the frame from Resort display. This piece will ship with the original matte and frame only, no glass.

(Walt Disney World, 1988-2000s) A print titled "Castaway Cay" with a matte signed by artist Stedman, depicting a Disney Cruise ship in port at the private island. This piece was displayed in Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort in the Epcot Resort Area of Walt Disney World. With an image size of 18" x 24" in a 27.75" x 34" frame, the art is in very good condition with light wear to the frame from Resort display. This piece will ship with the original matte and frame only, no glass.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s) A complimentary admission ticket stub to River Country, Disney's first water park. Measuring 2.25" x 1.5", the ticket is in fine condition.

(Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort, 2000s-2010s) A bedding test fabric created for Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort in Florida featuring characters from “Finding Nemo.” Measuring 29” x 18’ 3.25”, the fabric is in fine condition.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s-1990s) A souvenir license plate from Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon, a water park with one of the world’s largest wave pools. Measuring 6” x 12”, the unopened aluminum license plate is in fine condition with very light wear from storage.

(Walt Disney World, 1995) A baby gator prop from the wading pool at Tike's Peak. Measuring 23” tall and 30" in diameter, the fiberglass gator is in very good condition with chips and cracks, including 2” and 5” cracks on the snout, and wear typical of Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1995) A fiberglass baby gator wearing a bow from the Tike’s Peak wading pool at Disney’s Blizzard Beach. Measuring 39" x 39.5", the baby gator is in fair condition with cracks, including a horizontal crack across the entire back, stains, paint chips, a missing right hand with metal exposure, and wear from use.

(Walt Disney World, 1997-2000s) A Mickey-shaped display from The Disney Store at Downtown Disney. This Resort shopping district is currently known as Disney Springs. The display measures 38.75" x 11" x 40" high, with a 17.5" x 5.75" shelf inside. The display is in very good condition, with scuffs and wear from display, including slight paint loss at the edges. A light fixture inside and above the shelf has not been tested for function.

(Disney Parks, 1990s-2000s) A Purchase With Purchase point of sale sign featuring Scrooge McDuck. At times a souvenir is offered at a reduced price if a set amount is spent by a Guest. Measuring 24" x 36", the sign displays in very good condition on one side and good on the other, with scuffs, scratches, and general wear from Park display and the elements.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s-1990s) A construction hard hat used during work on the Disney nightlife district Pleasure Island. Measuring 8.75” x 11.25” and 7.25” in diameter, the hard hat is in very good condition with light scratches and wear from use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s) A collection of five Pleasure Island brochures and one parking ticket. Included are a pair of duplicate Pleasure Island/Disney Village Marketplace directories, two duplicate Pleasure Island calendars for November, and one general Pleasure Island brochure. Measuring from the 2.5” x 5” parking pass to the 4” x 9” brochures, all items are in fine condition.

(Walt Disney World, 2010-2011) A pair of framed aerial photos showing progress on Pleasure Island’s redevelopment. Pleasure Island, named after the carnival-esque land in “Pinocchio,” opened in 1989 as an entertainment district mainly aimed at adults with bars, clubs, and shopping. In 2008, Disney closed Pleasure Island and announced plans to make the area more family-friendly. These pictures show the progress of the project, which is now known as The Landing at Disney Springs. Measuring 7.75” x 9.75” each in a 16” x 24.75” custom frame, the photos display in fine condition with stains, scratches, and wear on the frame.

(Walt Disney World, 1989-2008) A rare souvenir pinback badge from the Adventurers Club on Pleasure Island at Walt Disney World. Measuring 2.25" x 2.25", the plastic badge is in very good condition with light wear.

(Walt Disney World, 2008) A sign commemorating the many clubs at Walt Disney World's Pleasure Island from 1989 until it closed in 2008. The sign includes logos and photos from Mannequins, the Neon Armadillo, Adventurers Club, and more. Measuring 7.75" x 26.25", the PVC and aluminum sign is in very good condition with intentional distress in the design.

(Walt Disney World, 1980's-1990s) A Magic Kingdom sign from Walt Disney World. Measuring 120" x 18" on 29" long brackets, the large metal sign is in fine condition, with light wear typical of Park use, and some restoration. Due to size and weight, special shipping arrangements are required. Please inquire before bidding.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A heavy metal "Magic Kingdom" sign with arrow. Signs of this style were seen on gates throughout the Walt Disney World transit system. Measuring 9.25" x 29.5", the metal sign is in very good condition with light wear including scuffs from Resort use.

(Walt Disney World, 1996) A large Walt Disney World Master Planning aerial reference photo created by Walt Disney Imagineering. Among the notable areas featured are the Magic Kingdom and the original Discovery Island, a project called "All Star Phase 3," and the nearby town of Celebration. Measuring 46.5" x 36", this piece is in good condition with expected creases, color fading, and wear throughout.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-80s) A reel-to-reel audio tape recording labeled "WDW Dedication" dated Oct. 25, 1971. Measuring 7" in diameter, the tape reel has not been tested for function but appears to be in very good condition with few signs of wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1971) A very rare souvenir decal promoting the opening of Walt Disney World in October of 1971. The unused decal measures 3.75" x 4" on its approximately 4" x 4.5" wax backing with some yellowing, spots of discoloration, fading, and wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1971) An original souvenir license plate promoting the opening of Walt Disney World in October of 1971. This green version replaced the earlier blue plates which looked too similar to the actual 1970-71 Florida state license plates. Measuring 6" x 12", this item is in very good condition to fine condition. The plate is still sealed in its original shrink wrap, with small holes allowing dirt to accumulate inside the wrap.

(Walt Disney World, 1970) A pre-opening souvenir sticker for Walt Disney World’s October 1971 opening. These types of stickers were sold at the Walt Disney World Preview Center in 1970, making them one of the earliest pieces of Walt Disney World merchandise. Measuring 2.75" x 3" on a 3.5" x 3.75" backing, the sticker is in fine condition.

(Walt Disney World, 1971) A rare bumper sticker promoting the opening of Walt Disney World in October of 1971. Measuring 2.75” x 13.75”, the sticker is in very good condition with light creases, stains, and edge wear.

(Eastern Airlines, 1971) A rare travel poster from Eastern Airlines promoting the newly opened Walt Disney World. This beautifully printed poster promotes Eastern as "Your Wings to the Family Vacation Kingdom" and features Mickey Mouse with Walt Disney World landmarks. Measuring 40"x29.75", the poster is mounted to heavy cardboard and is in fair condition with light fading, edge-wear especially to the top and bottom, and a 2.25” x 6” area of paper loss in the lower left corner above the Eastern logo.

(Eastern Airlines, 1972) A production cel of Goofy and the Mad Hatter from a 1972 Eastern Airlines commercial. The one-minute ad boasted that Eastern was the official airline of Walt Disney World in narration by Orson Welles, over animation of Disney characters traveling to Orlando. This cel of Goofy and the Mad Hatter appears late in the spot as they disembark the plane. With a character image size of 2.5" x 3.75" on an untrimmed 10" x 12" cel, the piece is in very good condition, presented with a thematically matching background.

(Eastern, 1971) A rare “Eastern Airlines introduces Walt Disney World - The Family Vacation Kingdom” book. The internal book informs Employees of the attractions and recreational activities available at the Resort and references the future EPCOT Center project. Measuring 8.5" x 11" the book is in good condition exhibiting fading, scuffs, creases, ink marks, wear throughout, and a tear to the cover.

(Eastern Airlines, 1976) A promotional kit of lobby stands created for Eastern Airlines and Walt Disney World. Among the lot are an unknown number of unused posters and cardstock displays sealed in their original packaging. Measuring various sizes under 28.5" x 22.25", the pieces are in fine as-new condition.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s) A holiday poster for Delta, the official airline of Walt Disney World, featuring Mickey Mouse and his friends. Measuring 18” x 22”, the poster is in good condition with creases, a light fold, and light water damage.

(Walt Disney World, 1971) The first souvenir map of The Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World. Maps of this style were originally available for purchase in the Park from 1971 to 1974. Measuring 28” x 24.5”, the map is in very good condition, exhibiting slight wear and few minor creases along original folds.

(Walt Disney World, 1975) An early "Guide to the Magic Kingdom of Walt Disney World" souvenir map featuring the PeopleMover and Space Mountain attractions which opened that year. Measuring approximately 40"x31.5", the map is in good condition exhibiting yellowing, fading, creases, and wear along its original folds.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) An early Walt Disney World ticket book with one loose “A” ticket and one attached “B” ticket. Measuring 2" x 4.75", the book is in very good condition.

(Disneyland, 1970) A Magic Kingdom Club membership card. This program gave Southern California employees of large companies special discounts in the Park and at the Disneyland Hotel. This pass has an expiration date of December 31, 1970. Measuring 2.5” x 3.75”, the card is in very good condition with light creasing, discoloration from age, and wear from use.

(Walt Disney World, 1977-82) A collection of four rare Courtesy Guest Magic Key Coupon books from Walt Disney World, each complete with five tickets good for any A thru E ticket ride, and a stub promoting Walt Disney World Village. Measuring 2" x 5", the coupons are in very good condition, with light handling wear and slight impressions, and an original print smear on the back cover of two.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A Walt Disney World child’s ticket book including “A” through “E” tickets, transportation, and Main Gate admission. Measuring 2.75” x 6”, the ticket book is in very good condition with light wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1972) A Walt Disney World 8 Adventure Magic Key ticket book exclusive to Magic Kingdom Club members. Inside are a transportation ticket, main gate admission, and six Magic Key coupons to ride any “A” through “E” attraction in Walt Disney World. Measuring 2.5” x 6”, the ticket book is in very good condition with light spine wear, some marks on the inside back cover, and missing two Magic Key coupons.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A collection of four early Magic Kingdom tickets that were sold at the ticket booths inside the Park. If a guest ran out of a particular type of ticket, rather than buy a whole ticket book, additional tickets could be purchased individually at booths. Included in this lot are one A, two B, and one D ticket. Measuring 1" x 2" each, the tickets are in very good condition with light fading and edge wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1977-82) A rare Courtesy Guest Magic Key Coupon book from Walt Disney World, complete with five tickets good for any A thru E-ticket ride and a stub promoting Walt Disney World Village. Measuring 2" x 5", the book is in very good condition, with light handling wear and slight discoloration to the back card from age.

(Walt Disney World, 1977) A rare Special 2-Day Ticket admitting one Junior to Walt Disney World with unlimited use of attractions and transportation, at a time that the A thru E tickets were still in use. Measuring 2.5” x 4.25”, the ticket is in good condition with light wear including creases, a small tear and stain at the bottom, and a number written on the back in ink.

(Walt Disney World, 1978-80) A collection of admission and parking tickets from Walt Disney World including two adult and two child 2-day Passports, four complimentary Transportation tickets, a Magic Key Coupon 10 adventure book with four coupons remaining, a 5 adventure book with four coupons remaining, and one parking ticket. Measuring from 2" x 1.75" to 5.25" x 3", the tickets are in good condition with slight creases and wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s) A Magic Kingdom Club 1-day Ticket and three 3-day Walt Disney Worldpassports. Measuring 2.5" x 4.25", each piece is stamped with dates of use and in very good condition, with wear from handling and age.

(Walt Disney World, 1991) A "Florida Resident Salute" One Park One Day Ticket punched and stamped on February 2, 1991. Measuring 4.25" x 2.5", the ticket is in very good condition.

(Walt Disney World, 1995) A pair of rare 4-Day Park Hopper tickets from 1995 that allowed repeated access to the Magic Kingdom, Epcot Center, and Disney-MGM Studios. These are an early example of Disney using photos to prevent the transfer of tickets. Each measuring 2.5” x 6.75”, the used tickets are each in good condition with one corner punched, light edge wear, a crease from folding, and stamped void on the front and back.

(Walt Disney World, 1995) A collection of eleven Walt Disney World new ticketing system test tickets and a confirmation letter. The new ticketing system introduced paper tickets featuring a magnetic strip on the back. Seven tickets feature Tinker Bell and four feature Minnie Mouse, all with “Test ticket only, not valid for admission” printed on the back. The confirmation letter includes reporting instructions, pay information, and dress code for the ticket testing event. Measuring 2.25” x 3.75”, the tickets are in very good condition with light scratches, while the 8.5” x 11” confirmation letter is in fair condition with folds, creases, fading, and staples.

(Walt Disney World, 1996) A Passport readmission ticket that was good for The Magic Kingdom, Epcot Center, and Disney-MGM Studios, used on June 27th, 1996. Measuring 3.5” x 2.5”, the used ticket is in fine condition.

(Walt Disney World, 2005) A pair of automobile parking passes for the seasonal “Holidays Around the World” at Epcot and “Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party” at The Magic Kingdom. Measuring 8” x 3.25”, the tickets are in fine-used condition with light wear.

(Walt Disney World, 2005) A Happiest Celebration on Earth entertainment vehicle parking pass, numbered 1382 and dated 05/09/2005. Measuring 4.25” x 5.5”, the parking pass is in fine condition.

(Walt Disney World, 1980) A collection of three unused tickets for Discovery Island. Located in Bay Lake, this Disney-owned island served as a zoological park featuring animal exhibits and shows. Disney closed Discovery Island in 1999, moving the wildlife to Disney’s Animal Kingdom, and the island has remained abandoned since then. These tickets are numbered 058796, 058797, and 058798. Measuring 3.25” x 5.25” each, the tickets display in fine condition with light smudges on the reverse of one ticket.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-1980s) A Gentex Mariner III Walt Disney World Southern Seas adult life vest. The Southern Seas was one of the original ferry boats that brought Guests across the Seven Seas Lagoon to the Park entrance. Measuring 11.5” x 21”, the life vest is in fair condition with heavy wear, stains, and discoloration from use.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-1980s) A Gentex Mariner III Walt Disney World Kingdom Queen adult life vest. The Kingdom Queen was Walt Disney World’s third ferry boat that brought Guests across the Seven Seas Lagoon to the Park entrance. The ferry was later renamed “The General Joe Potter.” Measuring 11.5” x 21”, the life vest is in fair condition with heavy wear, stains, and discoloration from use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A costume worn by various Guest Relations Department Hostesses at Walt Disney World including a shirt, a pin, a vest from Disney-MGM Studios, and an ascot and pants from Epcot. The shirt measures a female size small, the vest is a size "8R," the pants are a size 18 x 30, the ascot is 50" x 10", and the pin is 2" x 1.5". Each piece is in good condition with wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s-2000s) A Tour Guide hat from Walt Disney World. This classic design worn by Cast Members has remained largely unchanged since its debut. The gold Cinderella Castle pin usually attached to the hat is not included. Its original Disney Worldwide Services label is still intact on the brim. Labeled a size XL, the 100% wool hat is in good condition with discoloration, pilling, stains, and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2010s) A costume jacket worn by Hostesses of the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World. Measuring a female size medium, the coat is in good condition exhibiting a few faint stains, pilling, and light wear from Cast Member use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s-2000s) A Disney Transportation Cast Member Shirt from Walt Disney World Resort. This shirt was worn by a Cast Member of the West Gate area. Measuring "XL," this shirt is in very good condition with wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A Cast Member uniform shirt worn by a Main Street, U.S.A. Balloon Vendor. Visible on the inside of the bottom of the shirt is “WDW 10 76” in black ink. Labeled a size L, the 50% polyester/50% cotton shirt is in very good condition with light wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s-2000s) A Walt Disney World Railroad Conductor Cast Member costume from the Magic Kingdom. The hat measures a size 7, the shirt is a size "M-35," the pants are a size 38, the vest is an unmarked size, and the coat is a "38 L." Each piece is in very good condition with wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) An Emperor Zurg-themed shirt worn by Entertainment Department Cast Members of Walt Disney World. Measuring a male size medium, the shirt is in good condition exhibiting wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 2007) A shirt worn by Cast Members of the Monster's Inc. Laugh Floor in Tomorrowland at The Magic Kingdom. Measuring a size "4X," the shirt is in very good condition exhibiting light wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 2005) A Happiest Celebration on Earth pin featuring Cinderella Castle. The metal and enamel pin was given to Walt Disney World Cast Members to recognize their contributions to the event celebrating Disneyland’s 50th anniversary at Parks worldwide. Measuring 2” on its original 3” x 4” card, the pin is in fine condition in its original packaging.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s-2010s) A Walt Disney World Facility Asset Management hard hat featuring Mickey Mouse. On the back is a sticker with the phrase, “Keeping the Magic Alive.” A size medium, measuring 8.75” x 10.5” x 7.5” tall, the hard hat is in very good condition with scratches and light wear from use.

(Walt Disney World, 2010s) A Walt Disney World Facility Asset Management hard hat featuring Mickey Mouse and several stickers. Labeled a size medium, the hard hat is in good condition with scratches, wear from use, and discoloration on the stickers.

(Walt Disney World, 1994-2009) A costume worn by Attractions Hosts of Tomorrowland Transit Authority at the Magic Kingdom. Included are a shirt, a pair of pants, and a jacket. The shirt measures a size medium, the pants 30x32, and the jacket a size large. Each piece is in good-to-very-good condition exhibiting a few spots of discoloration, faint stains, fading, and wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s-2000s) A costume worn by Walt Disney World Security Hosts, including a shirt, pair of pants, and a belt. The shirt is a size medium, the pants 36x29, and the adjustable belt is 44" long. Each piece is in good condition exhibiting light fading, small red stains, scuffs, small spots of soiling, and wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s-2000s) A flag from Disney Transport, Walt Disney World’s public transportation system. A strip of velcro is on the reverse from Park display. Measuring 23.75” x 33.25”, the flag is in very good condition with scratches including a 5” one in the middle, stains, typical wear from use, and light creases from storage.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s) A jacket worn by Walt Disney World Security Hosts. Measuring a size medium, the jacket is in good condition with light wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-1990s) A security inspection sign for the Walt Disney World Resort. Measuring 14.25” x 24.25”, the sign displays in good condition with heavy scratches and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A Walt Disney World Security Host uniform shirt. Measuring a size small, the shirt is in very good condition overall with light wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A Walt Disney World security officer badge. The badge features the iconic Disney "D" in front of a Mickey logo and reads "Walt Disney World." The reverse of the badge is etched with the number "0318." Measuring 2” x 2.5”, the badge is in good condition with scratches and wear from use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s) A Walt Disney World Security Manager badge in a leather bifold. The badge measuring 2.5” x 1.75” and 4.5” x 3” bifold are both in fine condition.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A Walt Disney World Security panama hat. The lightweight white straw hat has a blue fabric band with an embroidered Walt Disney World Security logo on it, as well as a Disney Worldwide Services label on the brown fabric sweatband. Labeled a size “M,” the hat is in very good condition with light wear and an uneven brim from use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A Walt Disney World Security blue officer hat. The mesh hat features a metal Walt Disney World Security badge on the front and has a brown leather sweatband. Measuring 7.5” in diameter and labeled a size “6 ¾,” the hat is in very good condition with stains on the sweatband and light wear, though the adjustable strap has broken.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-1990s) A Walt Disney World Loss Prevention team patch reading “Safety” and “Fire.” These Cast Members ensure Guests are safe and that no theft occurs in Disney's stores. Measuring 3” x 3”, the patch is in very good condition with very light fraying.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-1990s) A trio of duplicate security patches, one new and two used, featuring the original Walt Disney World logo. Measuring 3.5” x 4” each, the patches range from very good to good condition with light color loss, stitching, fraying, and chipping on the plastic backing from use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A Cast Member jacket from Walt Disney World. Measuring a unisex size large, the garment is in good condition with light wear and ink markings from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s-2000s) A Walt Disney World uniform, badge, and ID cards for Officer John Huss. Included in a wallet are two photo IDs, a union ID, a “Protecting the Magic” card, a Junior Security Mickey Mouse sticker, a badge holder, and two cards certifying Huss as a Resort Security Officer and Investigator. The uniform includes a hat, jacket, a long-sleeve blue button-up shirt with a “D Security” patch on the left sleeve, a gray short-sleeve button-up shirt with a “John” Cast Member name badge, and a pair of pants. The 2.25” x 3.25” Walt Disney World Security Officer 717 badge is in very good condition with light wear from use. Measuring 7.5” in diameter, the hat is in fair condition with cracks under the brim and stains throughout from use. The size 44R jacket, size 16 blue shirt, medium gray shirt, and 33x32 pants are in very good condition with light wear and a stain near the bottom of the blue shirt’s front side and “Epcot” written on the inside of the clothing’s collar.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A shirt worn in the janitorial division of Walt Disney World. Measuring a size "L" the shirt is in very good condition with minor wear from Cast Member use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s-2000s) A light-up sign for counting days without an injury, used by Walt Disney World Facilities & Operations Services. The sign, tested and working, features a Digi-Day light-up scoreboard with a remote control and a power adapter. Measuring 20” x 28”, the sign is in very good condition with light scratches and wear from use.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s-2000s) A rare award given to Walt Disney World Cast Members to honor fifteen years of service to The Walt Disney Company. This award features a metal figure of Cinderella Castle with a mirrored backing and wooden base. The nameplate reads, “John M. Scrivener, fifteen years of service.” Measuring 6.5” x 9”, the award is in very good condition with light oxidation, a 6.5” scratch on the reverse, smudges, and wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1999) A special commemorative Service Award ring distributed to Walt Disney World Cast Members celebrating 25 years of service from 1971 through 1996. The ring measures just under 1.25" in diameter and is in very good condition exhibiting light wear.

(Disney, 1979) A rare 35-year service award, presented to Timothy Marowski. The award features a cast-metal Pinocchio on a wooden base and a custom engraved plaque. This item measures 8.5" x 8.5" x 7.5" tall and is in fine condition.

(Disneyland, 1960s-70s) A white fabric belt with a Disneyland "D" buckle from a Custodial uniform. Measuring 53.5" x 1.75", the belt is in very good condition with small spots of oxidation on the back of the buckle.

(Walt Disney World, 2003) A glass paperweight featuring Cinderella Castle, distributed to Cast Members at the Resort’s Cast Holiday Celebration in 2003. Measuring 4” x 3.5” x 0.75” thick, the glass paperweight is in very good condition with light wear and smudges.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s-2000s) A costume worn by Walt Disney World Railroad Engineers or Firemen at The Magic Kingdom. This costume includes a hat, scarf, gloves, shirt, jacket, and overalls. The shirt is a female size "s," the coat is a size "40", the overalls are size "34/32", and the hat and scarf are adjustable. Each piece is in fair-to-very good condition, with soiling, creases, and wear from Cast Member use.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A collection of three railroad spikes and a track piece from the Fort Wilderness Railroad at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground. Fort Wilderness Railroad opened on January 1, 1974, to give Guests an in-theme way to get around the campsites. Due to maintenance issues, noise, and low fuel capacity, it closed in 1980. Considering Walt’s love of trains and how iconic the Parks’ trains are, original spikes and tracks are highly sought-after pieces for collectors. The spikes measure 5” each and the track 5.25” x 7.5”, all in good condition with expected oxidation from age and wear from use. Included in the lot are two 8” x 10” glossy photos of the train, in very good condition, and an 8.5” x 11.25” Walt Disney World Vacationland Fall/Winter 1973 issue featuring the railroad on the cover, which is in good condition with spine tears and wear from use.

(New Bright, 1988) A Walt Disney World Railroad train set featuring a wireless infra-red remote control, car, tender, and engine with authentic locomotive sound, smoke, ringing bell, and working headlight. The set requires 6 'C' and 2 '9V' batteries (not included). Measuring 20.5" x 24" and 5.5" deep, the box is in fair condition, exhibiting slight wear to edges and corners. The contents are in very good condition, exhibiting minor wear from use. Tested for function, the remote control lights up and beeps, but the train requires service to function.

(Walt Disney World, 2010s-20s) A Walt Disney World survey marker. Only a handful of these markers have been placed in the ground around the Resort property to map and measure distances related to utilities and other infrastructure. Measuring 3.25" in diameter, this rare piece of the Resort is in very good condition with scuffs and wear from outdoor usage.

(Disneyland, 1973-75) A hand-painted sign promoting the Disneyland Opera House presentation of "From Mickey Mouse to the Magic Kingdoms" and "The Walt Disney Story," presented by Gulf Oil. Measuring 45.25" x 30.75", the artifact of this very early tribute to the life and works of Walt Disney has been mounted to wood for preservation and expertly restored to very good to fine condition.

(Walt Disney World, 2010s) An original metal trash can from the Town Square Theater in the Magic Kingdom. The theater is a special Magic Kingdom meet-and-greet location for the one and only Mickey Mouse. This unique one-sided trash can is slanted and has one push panel, which is still intact and functions properly. Measuring 22.75” x 39.5” x 16” deep, the trash can is in very good condition with light scuffs, discoloration around the designs, and wear from Park use. This item may require special shipping arrangements. Please inquire before bidding.

(Walt Disney World, 1979) A March 1979 issue of the official newspaper of Walt Disney World. This issue features cover stories on Dumbo’s Circus Parade and River Country. The 8-page newspaper also features promotional material on restaurants, hotels, and activities at the Resort. Measuring 15" x 11.25”, the paper is in good condition overall with light wear from folding and use.

(Disney) A pair of reels featuring a 35mm film of Walt Disney, with an optical track. One of the reels is labeled "FAN THEATER ONLY," and each film contains images of Walt Disney throughout his life, at his home, at premiers, and Disneyland. Measuring 15" in diameter and 1.75" wide, each reel of film has not been tested and is in presumably good condition with wear from use and age.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-2000s) A Walt Disney World-used sconce in the style seen throughout Liberty Square in the Magic Kingdom. Tested and working, the 5.25” x 10.5” lamp on a 14.25” x 19” white display post is in very good condition with oxidation from age, stains, and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A patriotic colonial tricorne hat worn by a walk-around Goofy costumed character at Walt Disney World. Created by Entertainment Creative Costuming, the hat is accompanied by a Disney Character costume card detailing each element making up the costume. Measuring 14” x 14” x 6” the hat and 4.5” x 7.5” card are in good condition with lint, dust retention, fading, scratches and wear to the hat from Park use, and light wear and handling from age to the card.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s-2000s) An Aladdin walk-around character fez worn by a Cast Member at the Magic Kingdom Park. Measuring 6.5” in diameter, the fuzzy red fez is in very good condition with light discoloration and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-80s) An early Walt Disney World crowd control flag. Measuring 13.75" x 12", this flag is in fair condition with overall wear and soiling from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A collection of four View-Master packs featuring imagery from Main Street, U.S.A., Frontierland, Liberty Square, and Fantasyland. Each set contains 21 3D pictures and measures 4.5" x 4.5". The collection is in very good condition with light wear and small tears to some of the paper covers.

(Milton Bradley, 1972) A Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom board game with die-cut 3D attraction buildings. The pieces measure various sizes in the 19.5" x 9.5" x 1.5" box and are in very good condition with typical wear overall from play. The game is missing the Mickey Mouse player figure and the box bottom has two split corners but functions properly.

(Treasurecraft, 1970s-80s) A ceramic souvenir dish from Walt Disney World featuring the Horse Drawn Car on Main Street, glazed and matte-finished. Measuring 7.25" x 5.5", the piece is in good condition with scuffs and wear to some of its matte painted areas.

(Treasurecraft, 1970s) A decorative plate souvenir of Walt Disney World, featuring a relief of the Horse Drawn Streetcar. Measuring 8.25" in diameter, the plate is in very good condition, with light wear and small chips to the relief.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A souvenir ceramic plate featuring the Orange Bird. This popular character was originally created as the mascot for the Florida Citrus Commission's sponsorship of the Enchanted Tiki Room, but more recently has developed a cult following all his own. Measuring 7.75" in diameter, the decorative plate is in good condition, exhibiting a few very faint hairline cracks.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-80s) A souvenir lighter from Walt Disney World featuring Cinderella Castle. Measuring 1.5"x2.25", the lighter is in good used condition exhibiting scratches and wear to the wick, wheel, and throughout.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-80s) A beautiful miniature gold castle atop a pink glass mountain, under a dome. The glass reads "Walt Disney World" with Disney copyright. Measures approximately 3.5" x 2". In very fine condition.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s) A pair of ceramic salt and pepper shakers featuring Cinderella Castle. Measuring 2.75” tall, the shakers are in very good condition with light wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A tin serving tray featuring Walt Disney World and marking a variety of tourist destinations throughout Florida. This tray measures approximately 11" in diameter and displays in very good condition with a small dent and nail hole at the top from previous mounting.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A group of 13 souvenir dishes featuring Orange Bird, a popular character created as the mascot for the Florida Citrus Commission's sponsorship of the Enchanted Tiki Room, who has recently developed a cult following all his own. Included are a 5.5" tall and 2.5" wide bell, a 3" tall x 4" diameter creamer, a 3.75" tall x 3" diameter sugar bowl with lid, a pair of 2.75" tall and 1.5" diameter shakers, three cups measuring 4.5" and 3.25" in diameter, and five plates measuring 4", 4.75", 6", and 7.75". Each piece is in good-to-very-good condition exhibiting light wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1989) A double-sided sign promoting the original theatrical release of Disney’s “The Little Mermaid,” displayed at the Emporium on Main Street, U.S.A. in the Magic Kingdom. Measuring 32.75” x 35”, the thick foam core sign is in good condition with light discoloration from age, scrapes, scratches, pinholes, and edge wear from Park display, notably on the bottom corners.

(Aladdin, 1980) A Walt Disney’s Wonderful World and World on Ice embossed tin lithographic lunch box with matching thermos. Featuring vibrant imagery of Disney characters in Walt Disney World, as well as a scene from the traveling ice arena show. Measuring 8” x 3.75” x 7” high, the lunch box exterior is in fine unused condition with minor paint wear at the edges and lid. The 6.5” x 4” thermos is in fine unused condition.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s-90s) A Walt Disney World Shops Services sticker used to identify equipment belonging to the division. This unused sticker represents the Backstage Division responsible for installations, maintenance, and repairs. Measuring 6" x 7", this sticker is in very good condition with faint creases and minor wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-1980s) A souvenir Walt Disney World bumper sticker featuring Mickey Mouse and the tagline, “The Vacation Kingdom of the World.” Measuring 2.75” x 14”, the bumper sticker displays in good condition with heavy surface scratches and light yellowing from age.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-1980s) A souvenir Walt Disney World bumper sticker featuring Cinderella Castle, Disney’s Contemporary Resort, and a sailboat. Measuring 3” x 14”, the sticker is in good condition with stains and wear throughout.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-1980s) A souvenir Walt Disney World decal featuring Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, and Pluto. Measuring 3.75” x 7”, the decal displays in very good condition with light yellowing from age and creases.

(Walt Disney World, 1983-84) A collection of EPCOT Center and Walt Disney World brochures and Worldpassports including three Walt Disney 4-day Worldpassports, a pair of EPCOT Center Guide Books, and a Bus Transportation Routes guide from an early era of EPCOT Center. Measuring between 4.25” x 2.25” and 9” x 4”, the ephemera is in very good condition, with slight edge wear to the Worldpassports.

(Walt Disney World, 1975) A collection of thirty paper items from a Walt Disney World visit by Paul Zilic and Guests. Included are a Walt Disney World bag, travel kit, luau reservation card, seven Armed Forces Day tags, two Moonlight Cruise tickets, three Polynesian dinner and show coupons, a brochure, a reservation guide, two hotel preview guides, four punched Guest identification card holders, three charge ticket receipts, a Sheraton receipt, a pair of Contemporary and Polynesian Guest confirmations in branded envelopes, and a store receipt. Ranging in size from the 1.75” x 2.75” receipt to the 8.5” x 11.75” bag, the items are in very good to fine condition with typical discoloration from age, creases, several tears, inscriptions, stamps, and wear from use.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s) A collection of three Walt Disney World ceramic plates featuring Cinderella Castle. Measuring from 6.75” to 7.25” in diameter, the souvenir plates are in very good condition with minor wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-1980s) A fourteen-piece collection of Walt Disney World dishware. Manufactured by Shenango China and Mayer China, the collection includes three teacups, two saucers, six small plates, two 7” in diameter plates, and one bowl. Ranging in size from a 3.5” in diameter teacup to the 7” plates, the ceramic dishware collection is in good condition with discoloration from age, stains, and wear from use.

(Aladdin, 1980) A metal lunch box and Thermos featuring Mickey, Donald, and Pluto with Walt Disney World attractions, and Morty and Ferdie on the other side. This piece is in excellent condition, one of the best examples we have ever seen, with the rarely seen original Aladdin thermos bottle instructions inside. The lunch box measures 8"x 7" x 3.75" and the thermos is 6.75" tall and 3.5" in diameter. Each piece is in fine unused condition, with very slight spots of paint wear to the exterior from handling.

(Aladdin, 1970s) A stylish metal lunch box and Thermos featuring Mickey, Donald, and Pluto, and The Country Bear Jamboree. This piece is in excellent condition, the best example we have ever seen, with the rarely seen original Aladdin thermos bottle tag attached by string as released. The lunch box measures 8"x7"x3.75" and the thermos is 6.75" tall and 3.5" in diameter. Each piece is in very good to fine unused condition, with a faint 4.75” scratch across Mickey and friends, and small scuffs to the bottom edges.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A collection of early Walt Disney World souvenirs including a pre-opening license plate and decal, seven postcards including six of the Magic Kingdom and one of Florida flamingoes, and an early 12 Adventures adult ticket book with six “A” thru “D” tickets remaining. Measuring various sizes, the souvenirs are all in good to very good condition, with the decal card showing spotting from age, and one of the “B” tickets loose from the book.

(GAF, 1970) A GAF Walt Disney World Grand Opening Camera Gift Set. As an official sponsor of both Disney Parks in the 70s, GAF offered this gift set containing their 236 XF camera, three Magicube flash bulbs, a roll of color film, a deluxe carrying case, and a Mickey tie tack with a Walt Disney World preview guidebook. Everything is present except for the flash cubes. The 1.5” x 2.5” x 4.5” camera is in very good condition with wear from age. The 3.75” x 2” x 1.5” box of film is in fine condition with a 1973 expiration date. The 5” x 2” x 7.75” vinyl case is in fine unused condition. The .5” Mickey tie tack is in very good condition with tarnish from age to the back only. The 7.75” x 10.5” book is in fine unused condition, with a heavy curve in the middle from storage. The 8” x 8.25” x 6.25” gift box displays in very good condition with light wear from age, and two 3” tears to the back panel.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-80s) A charm bracelet from Walt Disney World featuring Dumbo, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, and Tinker Bell in silver. The bracelet is in its original box with the "Walt Disney World" name. Measuring 5.5" long, the bracelet is in fine condition with the box in fair condition with wear throughout.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A souvenir drink tray featuring photos of the most memorable attractions at the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World. The metal tray measures 10.75" in diameter and is in very good condition with light color fading.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A large souvenir Walt Disney World tray featuring Cinderella Castle, Tinker Bell, Pluto, and Minnie and Mickey Mouse. Measuring 10” x 15.75” with a 9.25” x 12.25” collapsible black stand and its original 11.5” x 18.25” box, the tray is in very good condition with small scuffs and light wear.

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(Walt Disney World, 1980) A souvenir record titled "The Official Album of Disneyland / Walt Disney World" featuring songs from popular attractions such as Country Bear Jamboree, Pirates of the Caribbean, Enchanted Tiki Room, America Sings, and the Haunted Mansion. Measuring 12.5" x 12.5" in its original album cover, the record is in very good condition with light wear from use.

(Ben Cooper, 1970s) A Walt Disney World Mickey Mouse Halloween costume and mask with the original box. Measuring a size “Large 12-14”, the mask is in very good condition, while the costume is in fair condition with several 1” holes through the otherwise good fabric. The 12” x 11” x 2.75” box is in good condition with a 3.5” crease and tear at the top corner, and light wear overall.

(Walt Disney World, 1989) A souvenir hardcover book celebrating the first eighteen years of Walt Disney World. This book includes wonderful imagery of the Park's lands and attractions and provides details about the creation and history of the park. The 160-page book measuring 9” x 11.5”, is in good condition with scuffs and wear to the cover.

(Disneyland, 1975) "A Pictorial Souvenir of Walt Disney World," a full-color book providing a visual walkthrough of the Magic Kingdom, Polynesian Village, Contemporary Resort, Fort Wilderness, Lake Buena Vista Shopping Village, and recreation facilities, with an advertisement for Disneyland on the last page. The 35-page book measures 11.5" x 8.75" and is in good condition, exhibiting fading, creases, and wear.

(Brother-Lite, 1970s) A rare vintage red souvenir lighter featuring the shield and emblem of Walt Disney World. Measuring 2” x 1.5” the lighter is in good condition with paint loss, scuffs, and discoloration, and requiring service to function.

(Christopher Buchholz, 2014) A poster cataloging 92 different attraction and transportation vehicles from Walt Disney World in profile, including the original design of the Space Mountain vehicle through the Monorail Mark VI. Measuring 22" x 28", the poster is in very good condition with light wear from display.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A souvenir drink tray featuring stylized imagery of Florida and its attractions, including Walt Disney World. Measuring 11" in diameter, the tin tray is in very good condition exhibiting light wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A decorative linen tea towel featuring hand-printed graphics of Mickey Mouse and Walt Disney World. Measuring 16" x 27", the towel is in fine condition with its original fair condition box.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A souvenir glass dish featuring Cinderella Castle, with the original box. Measuring 6" x 8.5”, the dish is in fine condition. The 6.25” x 8” box is in very good condition with light wear to edges and corners.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-80s) A souvenir lighter with the Walt Disney World “D” monogram and Cinderella Castle logo of the Magic Kingdom. Measuring 2.25” x 1.5” and .5” wide, the lighter is in fair condition with light scratches and scuffs, wear to the "D" logo, and missing a wick.

(Hallmark, 1972) A pop-up book titled “A Fun-Filled Visit to Walt Disney World with Mickey Mouse.” Published by Hallmark, the book takes readers on a journey through Park attractions such as The Haunted Mansion, Jungle Cruise, It’s a Small World, and more. Measuring 6.75” x 9.25”, the book is in very good condition with light cover scratches and wear from use and age.

(Walt Disney World, 1978) A button-down sweater with an embroidered 1.25" x 1.5" Walt Disney World logo, worn as part of the uniform at the Gift Stand right at the Magic Kingdom's entrance. Measuring a size small, the sweater is in very good condition with very light wear from use and age.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-80s) A pair of very early popcorn boxes with a matching snack box. Measuring 3.5” x 3.5” x 6.5” high, the popcorn boxes are in very good condition with light wear from age and handling, including slight discoloration. The 9.75” x 5.75” x 2.5” snack box is in good condition with edge wear, scuffs, slight spotting, and wear including slight discoloration from age.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-80s) A souvenir lighter from Walt Disney World featuring Cinderella Castle. Measuring 1.25" x 2.25", the lighter is in fair used condition with scratches overall and wear to the wick and wheel.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A shield-shaped patch of Cinderella Castle with the Walt Disney World logo, in the original packaging. Measuring 3” x 2” in the 5.75” x 4” bag, the piece is in fine condition with light wear to the bag.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A souvenir drink tray featuring color imagery of memorable attractions at the Magic Kingdom. The metal tray measures 10.75" in diameter and is in very good condition exhibiting fading from light exposure age of materials, and light wear.

(Wolverine, 1960s-70s) A Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom Pinball toy. The tabletop game features logos for both Disneyland and Walt Disney World. Measuring 24" x 14", the game and original box are in very good condition with two 1” spots of paper loss to the box and light wear from age.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-80s) A matchbook featuring art of the Dapper Dans on Main Street, U.S.A. at Walt Disney World. Measuring 2” x 2”, the unused matchbook is in very good condition with light wear from handling.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A matchbook from the Tobacconist shop on Main Street, U.S.A at Walt Disney World. This shop closed in the mid-1980s. Measuring 2" x 2", the unused matchbook is in very good condition with light wear from handling, and a small crease by the staple.

(Walt Disney World, 1971) A very rare Walt Disney World one-dollar Recreation Coupon. Recreation Coupons predate the more commonly known Disney Dollars by over a decade and could be used in place of cash in Walt Disney World. Measuring 3"x7", the coupon has been CAS graded 90+ displaying in fine condition within the 8.25” x 4.5” x 1.5” CAS case.

(Disneyland, 2010s) An original metal trash can from Main Street U.S.A. in Disneyland. The original push panels are still included and function well. Measuring 42.5" tall and 20.5” x 21.5”, the trash can displays in fine condition with a few wrinkles in one side decal, and very light wear from Park-use, handling, and age. This item may require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A collection of three "Dream Builders" signs featuring quotes from Walt Disney. Signs such as these were sponsored by toolmaker Stanley and could often be seen displayed on partition walls during construction and refurbishment projects at the Disney Parks. These particular signs were displayed at Fantasyland, Adventureland, and Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Printed on corrugated plastic board, the signs measure from 22.75” x 26.5” to 20.5” x 27” and are in good condition with intended holes for display, scratches, stains, and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s-2020s) A Magic Kingdom attraction refurbishment sign reading “Please pardon our appearance, this attraction is being refurbished for your future enjoyment.” Measuring 20” x 26.75”, the plastic sign is in very good condition with typical stains, scratches, and wear from Park use, four intentional corner holes for display, and a 2.5” crack at the bottom left corner.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) An original Disney Destinations banner from the Walt Disney World Resort. Featuring imagery of Donald and Mickey in trick-or-treat attire, this banner measures 36" x 238.25", and is in good condition with surface wear, small cracks, creases and folds throughout, and lifting to the clear surface layer.

(Walt Disney World, 2005) A pair of banners announcing the Happiest Celebration on Earth commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Disney Parks. Each measuring 30” x 70.5”, the banners are in fair condition with heavy scuffs, spots of color loss, and color transfer from contact in storage, folds, and wear overall from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A large banner celebrating “Holidays at Walt Disney World.” Featuring wrapped gift and snowflake imagery, the single-sided banner measures 24" x 118" and is in good condition overall with creases, surface wear from use, and folds from storage.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A large Magic Kingdom sign from the Park's winter seasonal overlay. This festive holiday sign, made of PVC board, features Hidden Mickeys in several of the snowflakes. Measuring 30" x 66", the sign displays in good condition with scuffs, scratches, stains, two intended holes for display, and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s-2000s) A collection of 12 mini signs displayed on lampposts throughout Walt Disney World Resort. The signs celebrate the Parks and anniversaries including Donald Duck’s 50th, Walt Disney World’s 25th, and Mickey Mouse’s 60th; Mickey’s Starland, and events including the EPCOT International Flower and Garden Festival. Measuring from 6” in diameter to 8” x 11”, the acrylic signs are in very good condition, with light wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1972-1984) A collection of 12 Cast Member birthday badges celebrating Walt Disney World’s first thru twelfth anniversaries. They also note the debut of Space Mountain, America on Parade, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, and Horizons in the appropriate years. Measuring from 1.5” in diameter up to 3.5” x 1.5”, the badges are in very good to fine condition, with light wear from age to some, and the 1 and 8-year badges missing their pins.

(Polaroid, 1981) A pair of Walt Disney World Tencennial guidebooks, compliments of Polaroid. The 24-page book has maps and descriptions of the entire Magic Kingdom. Measuring 5.5” x 8”, one guidebook is in very good condition with a crease to the front cover and light soiling to the back, and the other is in fair condition with much wear overall.

(Walt Disney World, 1982) An invitation to the Walt Disney World Tenth Anniversary "Tencennial" party at the Magic Kingdom on October 2, 1981. Measuring 5" x 7", the invitation is in good condition with some creases and handling wear to the silver card cover.

(Walt Disney World, 1986) A sign announcing Walt Disney World’s upcoming 15th anniversary celebration. Measuring 11” x 14”, the paper sign is in good condition with light discoloration from age, edge wear, creases, and stains from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1986) A Park-used die-cut sign celebrating Walt Disney World’s 15th anniversary, featuring Cinderella Castle and Spaceship Earth. Measuring 18.5” x 21”, the mirror-backed sign is in good condition with scratches and wear from Park display.

(Walt Disney World, 1986) A novelty souvenir license plate for the 15th anniversary of Walt Disney World. Measuring 12" x 6", the metal plate is in fine condition, sealed in its original plastic shrink wrap.

(Walt Disney World, 1986-87) An "I'm A Winner" sticker and a bumper sticker, each commemorating 15 years of Walt Disney World. Measuring 13.75" x 2.75" and 4" in diameter, the unused stickers are in fine condition with their wax paper backings.

(Walt Disney World, 1986) A black and gold Cinderella Castle coin commemorating Walt Disney World’s 15th anniversary. Measuring 1.25” in diameter with its original 2” x 2” box, the coin is in very good condition with light wear on the front, oxidation and sticker residue on the back, and a sticker and scuffs on the box.

(Walt Disney World, 1986) An unopened sleeve of twenty-five 44 ounce wax paper cups from Walt Disney World's 15th anniversary year. Measuring 4.5" x 19", the stack is in fine unused condition.

(Walt Disney World, 1991) A mirrored sign with the logo for Walt Disney World’s 20th anniversary. Measuring 20” in diameter, the acrylic sign is in fair condition with many small scuffs and scratches.

(Walt Disney World, 1991) A die-cut lamppost sign celebrating Walt Disney World's 20th anniversary. Measuring 21.25” x 22”, the acrylic mirror-back sign is in good condition with scratches, smudges, and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1991) A hardcover “Walt Disney World: 20 Magical Years” book. The 168-page book, published by the Walt Disney Company, celebrates the Resort's anniversary with color photographs and stories. Measuring 9” x 11.5”, the book is in very good condition, sealed in shrink-wrapping, with a couple of small dents to the top edge of the cover.

(Walt Disney World, 1991) A collection of nine souvenirs from the "20 Magical Years" celebration at Walt Disney World. Included are four $1 Disney Dollar bills, one $5 Disney Dollar bill, two postcards, one Pleasure Island Passport, and one Walt Disney World 4-day Passport. Measuring between 2.5” x 3.5” and 8.5” x 5.5”, the ephemera is in fine condition, while the 4-day Passport does not retain the original stub, and some bill edges have mild spots of discoloration and wear.

(Disney, 1996) A sericel of Mickey and friends commemorating the 25th anniversary of Walt Disney World. "Around the ‘World’ With the Fabulous Five" was released in a limited edition of 5000. Measuring 16.25” x 19” matted and framed, with a character image of 11.5” x 9”, the sericel is in very good condition with light wear to the frame.

(Jacobson Hat, 1996) A "Walt Disney World 25" Mickey ear hat. Measuring 9"x5.75", the hat is in very good condition with stiffness and minor wear and retaining its tag and Walt Disney World price label.

(Walt Disney World, 1997) A framed 1997 Disneyana Convention pressed quarter set, commemorating Walt Disney World’s 25th anniversary. Twelve limited-edition coin presses feature Disney characters, the year “1996,” the 25th anniversary logo, and Walt Disney World Resort hotel names. Measuring 1.75” each in a gorgeous 14.75” x 18.75” custom frame with the original 16.75” x 21.5” box, the coins are in very good condition with typical wear from pressing and light oxidation from age.

(Walt Disney World, 1996) A Cast Member exclusive pin set commemorating the 25th anniversary of Walt Disney World. Released in a limited edition of 1000 at the Company D Store, the set features every pin released to Cast Members on the 1st through 25th anniversaries of the Park. Measuring 14.5" x 19", the pin set is in very good condition with very light wear from age and display.

(Walt Disney World, 1996) A double-sided banner celebrating the 25th anniversary of Walt Disney World. One side features Goofy and the text “25 Magical Years,” while the reverse shows a “25” and Cinderella Castle. Measuring 29.75” x 70.5”, the banner is in very good condition with two intentional holes for wind resistance and typical wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1996) A Park-used banner from Walt Disney World’s 25th anniversary featuring Cinderella Castle and a Pumpkin Coach. Measuring 32” x 51” on a 40” wooden dowel, the vinyl banner is in very good condition with light wear from Park display.

(Walt Disney World, 1996) A Park-used banner for Walt Disney World’s 25th anniversary featuring Cinderella Castle. Measuring 32" x 51" on a 40" wooden dowel, the vinyl banner is in very good condition with light wear from Park display.

(Walt Disney World, 1996) A decorative blue lamppost banner from the “25 Magical Years” celebration of Walt Disney World. Measuring 28.75” x 40”, the banner is in very good condition with creases from storage, light stains, and wear from Resort display.

(Walt Disney World, 2000) A lamppost sign from the Walt Disney World Millennium Celebration. Measuring 19.25” x 25.25”, the heavy acrylic sign displays in very good condition with scratches and typical wear from Resort display.

(Walt Disney World, 1975) A countertop display for the "Saturday Night at the World," a live musical performance at the Magic Kingdom on May 10. Headlined by The Pat Boone Family Show, Ray Eberle, and the Ray McKinley Orchestra, the show was included with admission and featured music, fireworks, and fun until midnight. Measuring 12 " x 20", the display is in good condition with stains, edge wear, scuffs, and wear from Park use and age.

(Walt Disney World, 1995) A map with revision plans for Mickey’s Starland in the Magic Kingdom. The map, printed on foam board, removes the Duckburg theme from the area and shows plans for future attractions including The Barnstormer. Measuring 15.25” x 19.75”, the map is in good condition with creases including an 8.5” one on the top left, stains, edge wear, and yellowing from age.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s) A lamppost sign for Mickey’s Starland in the Magic Kingdom. Originally titled Mickey’s Birthdayland in celebration of Mickey’s 60th, the land was rethemed as Mickey’s Starland and featured characters from the Disney Afternoon in a Duckburg setting. Measuring 19.25” x 20.75”, the acrylic sign with mirrored elements is in good condition with heavy scratches and light wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World Resort, 2000s) A heavy jacket worn by Hostesses of Frontierland in The Magic Kingdom. Measuring a size large, the jacket is in good condition exhibiting pilling and wear from Cast Member use.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s-90s) A costume coat, hat, and two badges worn by the Sheriff character in the Frontierland Gunfighters show at the Magic Kingdom. The coat measures a size "40 L," the hat a size small, and the two badges are 2.5" x 2.5". Each piece is in good condition overall, exhibiting a few spots of soiling and wear from Cast use and age.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) An original shirt worn by Cast Members of Frontierland at the Magic Kingdom. Measuring a male size large, this button-down shirt is in good condition exhibiting wear from Cast use and retaining its original property control labels.

(Walt Disney World, 2003) A “Cotton Eyed Joe” Diamond Horseshoe Sign. This original sign was used onstage during performances of “Goofy’s Country Dancin’ Jamboree” at the Diamond Horseshoe. The sign features hand-painted lettering, printed imagery of Goofy, and appliques. Measuring 24” x 36”, the sign is in good condition with scuffs and scratches from use.

(Walt Disney World, 1979-80) One River Country ticket and four Pioneer Hall Revue tickets, including one child and three adult. The River Country ticket is canceled with three punch holes, and the Pioneer Hall tickets are stapled together with writing on the reverse of the bottom ticket. Measuring approximately 2" x 3", the tickets are in very good condition with some wear from use.

(Walt Disney World, 1977) A Pioneer Hall Revue junior ticket stamped and used on February 12, 1977. Measuring 2" x 2.75", the ticket is in good condition with a rough edge along the right side into the red ink border, and a .25" tear into the left side.

(Walt Disney World) A gorgeous stained glass window from the iconic Cinderella Castle. Measuring 18” x 25”, the window is in good condition with scratches, stains, paint marks, a raised edge, and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1971-1990s) A stained-glass window from Cinderella’s Castle. The centerpiece of the Magic Kingdom houses Cinderella’s Royal Table restaurant, originally known as King Stefan’s Banquet Hall. 40 coats of arms are featured decorations on the walls and the stained-glass windows carry designs based on heraldry. This crest panel was displayed high in the large windows of the banquet hall. After being removed and replaced, this crest was carefully restored to its original pattern with some lost pieces replaced. Measuring 17.25” x 31.5, the stained-glass window is in very good condition with a repaired crack to the large purple stripe panel at the center of the crest.

(Walt Disney World, 1971-1990s) A stained-glass window from Cinderella’s Castle. The centerpiece of the Magic Kingdom houses Cinderella’s Royal Table restaurant, originally known as King Stefan’s Banquet Hall. 40 coats of arms are featured decorations on the walls and the stained-glass windows carry designs based on heraldry. This crest panel was displayed high in the large windows of the banquet hall. After being removed and replaced, this crest was carefully restored to its original pattern with some lost pieces replaced. Measuring 17.25” x 31.5, the stained-glass window is in very good to fine condition.

(Walt Disney World, 1971-1990s) A stained-glass window from Cinderella’s Castle. The centerpiece of the Magic Kingdom houses Cinderella’s Royal Table restaurant, originally known as King Stefan’s Banquet Hall. 40 coats of arms are featured decorations on the walls and the stained-glass windows carry designs based on heraldry. This crest panel was displayed high in the large windows of the banquet hall. After being removed and replaced, this crest was carefully restored to its original pattern with some lost pieces replaced. Measuring 17.25” x 31.5, the stained-glass window is in very good to fine condition.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A flag depicting Cinderella's Castle, flown at Walt Disney World. Flags of this style were displayed atop City Hall on Main Street U.S.A. Measuring 34" x 53", the nylon is in good condition with a few black marks and heavy fraying at the free end from Park display.

(Walt Disney World, 2010s) A pair of original banners from Magical Gatherings at the Magic Kingdom. Featuring imagery of Tinker Bell, and measuring 22" x 50" each, the banners are in fair condition with surface wear, small cracks, spots of discoloration and color loss, creases throughout and folds from storage.

(Disney, 1970s) A Cinderella Castle spinning sparkler tin toy. When the lever is pressed repeatedly, friction causes sparks to appear in the wheel. Featured around the wheel are Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, and Pluto. Measuring 5” long and 2.75” in diameter, the toy is in good working condition with light discoloration, oxidation, scratches, and wear from use.

(Walt Disney World, 2005-2006) An Expedition Everest sign from the Happiest Celebration on Earth at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. In honor of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary, Disney Parks around the world received new updates or attractions. In the Animal Kingdom’s case, they opened the Yeti-encountering thrill ride Expedition Everest. Measuring 23.25” in diameter, the metal and foam board sign is in good condition with scratches, stains, wear, and light water damage from Park use, with its original bolts and hanging wire still intact on the back.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A costume worn by Cast Members of Casey's Corner at The Magic Kingdom. The shirt measures a size medium, the pants are female “12R”, and the apron is "one size fits all." Each piece is in good Park-used condition exhibiting loose threads, stains, and wear.

(Walt Disney World, 2010s-20s) A costume shirt worn by Fantasyland Merchandise Hostesses in the Magic Kingdom. Measuring a female size small, this shirt is in very good condition exhibiting fading, pilling, and light wear from Cast Member use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A costume worn by Fantasyland Attractions Hosts and Hostesses at The Magic Kingdom, including a shirt, pair of pants, vest, and a belt. The shirt and vest measure a size medium, the pants are a unisex size 38X, and the belt is 36/38. The pieces are in very good condition overall, exhibiting light wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 2010-2020s) A Cast Member uniform from New Fantasyland in the Magic Kingdom. The New Fantasyland expansion opened in 2012 and includes the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Under the Sea: Journey of the Little Mermaid, and Be Our Guest Restaurant. This uniform was worn by a Cast Member at Gaston’s Tavern or Prince Eric’s Village Market. Labeled a unisex size M, the uniform displays in very good condition with light pilling and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s) A shield-shaped patch of Cinderella’s Castle with the Walt Disney World logo, in the original packaging. Measuring 3” x 2” in the 5.75” x 4” bag, the piece is in fine condition with light wear to the bag.

(Walt Disney World, 2014) A construction fence sign of beautiful concept art for the entrance to the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train at the Magic Kingdom. The sign is carefully crafted to look like a scroll on the edges, and has four large holes for mounting to a wall. Measuring 28.5” x 52.25” the sign is in very good condition with a few small scratches and scuffs from Park display, and three small Disney and construction stickers applied to the front.

(Walt Disney World, 2014) A set of seven dwarf figures with a large "Scroll" telling the story of the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train at Walt Disney World. As the attraction was eagerly anticipated, these cutouts of the Dwarfs graced the construction fence of the site, giving a glimpse of the adventure to come. Measuring from 25" x 43" up to the 59" x 82.5" high scroll, these pieces display in good condition, with many scratches, marks, and gouges in the surface from Park display that are visible on close inspection.

(Walt Disney World, 2013-14) A pair of rare Dwarf’s pick and shovel display pieces from The Seven Dwarf’s Mine Train construction wall in Fantasyland at The Magic Kingdom. Measuring 16.75” x 11.5” and 21.75” x 8”, these pieces are in very good Park-used condition with light wear from exposure, handling, and age.

(Walt Disney World, 2010s) An original metal trash can from Storybook Circus at Walt Disney World. The Storybook Circus section of Fantasyland opened in 2012, replacing Mickey’s Toontown Fair, and features Dumbo the Flying Elephant, The Barnstormer, and Casey Jr. Splash ‘n’ Soak Station. This red- and white-striped trash can has its original push panels still intact and they work properly. Measuring 21.5” x 42.5” x 20.25” deep, the trash can displays in fine condition with light scratches including a 3.5” scratch on top and wear from Park use. This item may require special shipping arrangements. Please inquire before bidding.

(Walt Disney World, 2010s) An original metal trash can from Storybook Circus at Walt Disney World. This trash can from Fantasyland features red and white stripes and the area’s shiny logo. The original push panels are still intact and work properly. Measuring 21.5” x 42.5” x 20.25” deep, the trash can displays in fine condition with two minor 0.5” dents at the top and light wear from Park use. This item may require special shipping arrangements. Please inquire before bidding.

(Walt Disney World, 2001) A sign featuring Cinderella Castle from the Magic Kingdom, the Sorcerer’s Hat from Disney-MGM Studios, and the Tree of Life from the Animal Kingdom. This sign is from the Walt Disney World Resort’s Millennium Celebration and would be installed in front of The Great Movie Ride. Measuring 28.75” x 64.5”, the thick plastic sign is in good condition with spotting, scratches, and wear from Park use.

(Disneyland, 1980s) A window frame from Fantasyland's Mad Hatter Shop. The Shop was completely redesigned in 1983, with this window removed during a later refurbishment. Measuring 20" x 2" x 51.75" high with each panel of glass 6" x 9", the window is in very good condition with typical wear from Park use.

(WDW, 1974) A poster promoting the It's a Small World attraction at Walt Disney World. Measuring 14" x 18", the poster is in very good condition with light handling wear.

(Walt Disney World, 2013) A portrait sign from the Aurora meet and greet at Princess Fairytale Hall in the Magic Kingdom. The single portraits of the princesses were displayed on a FastPass entrance sign. Measuring 12" x 14.75", the portrait is in very good condition with light wear including scuffs from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2013) A portrait sign from the Cinderella meet and greet at Princess Fairytale Hall in the Magic Kingdom. The single portraits of the princesses were displayed on a FastPass entrance sign. Measuring 12" x 14.75", the portrait is in good condition with a split in the right edge of the frame, and light wear including scuffs from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2013) A portrait sign from the Rapunzel and Cinderella meet and greet at Princess Fairytale Hall in the Magic Kingdom. The double portrait was displayed with a FastPass clock above the entrance. Measuring 12" x 14.75", the portrait is in good condition with a split in the frame edge on the left side, and light wear including scuffs and spotting from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2013) A portrait sign from the “Frozen” Anna and Elsa meet and greet at Princess Fairytale Hall in the Magic Kingdom. The double portrait was displayed with a FastPass clock above the entrance. Measuring 12" x 14.75", the portrait is in very good condition with light wear including scuffs from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) An opera glasses return sign from Mickey’s PhilharMagic in Fantasyland. The 12-minute-long film featuring many Disney characters premiered in 2003 and features 3D technology, hence the “opera glasses” that Guests are encouraged to return. Measuring 9.25” x 10.25”, the sign is in very good condition with light scratches and typical wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s) The window ring from a Walt Disney World 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Submarine Voyage, with reproduction bubble. The Nautilus bridge featured two of these windows meant to appear as a sea monster's eyes. Measuring 35.5" in diameter, the ring is in very good condition with intentional distress, wear from Park use and exposure, and some chipping to the surface paint. The 15" x 33.5" diameter tinted plastic bubble is in very good condition with small scratches and scuffs from handling.

(Walt Disney World, 1971) A prop hatch and wheel from one of the Nautilus submarines in the Magic Kingdom's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Submarine Voyage attraction. From 1971 until 1996 Guests enjoyed this attraction, then the vehicles were removed and left backstage in the bright Florida sun for many years. Composed of a heavy resin, the wheel measures 10" in diameter and the hatch measures 26” x 20” x 12” deep. The pieces display in good condition, with very heavy wear and flaking to the paint from exposure to the elements. The fixture that fastened the wheel to the hatch is missing, but replaceable.

(Walt Disney World, 1971) A porthole from one of the Nautilus submarines in the Magic Kingdom's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Submarine Voyage attraction. From 1971 until 1996 Guests enjoyed viewing the underwater scenes of the attraction through this porthole. Measuring 15.25” in diameter and 2.75” thick, the porthole is composed of glass and metal, and displays in very good condition with wear from Park use, residue on the edges from removal, and brown paint spackled on the glass for display.

(Walt Disney World, 1971-96) A jumpseat from inside a Nautilus submarine vehicle of the Magic Kingdom’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Submarine Voyage attraction. From 1976 until 1996 Guests rode this attraction, with the jumpseats designed to flip down while moving through the ride and viewing out the portholes, and up for boarding and disembarking. Measuring 14.5” x 15” x 4.5” high. The metal jumpseat is in very good condition with scuffs and some chipping to the paint, and the spring missing from one of the hinges. The very good condition vinyl seat cover shows scuffing from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-1990s) A blue fish and seaweed prop display from the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea attraction in the Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland. The fish is constructed of hard rubber over a metal armature with blue and white paint and a black eyeball. The fish and seaweed have been placed over custom bases for display. Measuring 6” x 7.5”, the fish is in very good condition with paint chipping and wear from Park use. The displays measure from 4” x 7.5” to 14.25” x 16.5” and are in very good condition.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-1990s) A yellow fish and seaweed prop display from the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea attraction in the Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland. The fish is constructed of hard rubber with yellow, black, and white paint. The fish and seaweed have been placed over custom bases for display. Measuring 2.5” x 5.75”, the fish is in good condition with paint chipping, small tears on the mouth, wear from Park use, and a 1” section missing from its left side. The coral is in good condition with paint loss, while the seaweed is in very good condition. The fish and seaweed custom displays measure 6.5” x 11.5” and 3.75” x 13.75” respectively.

(Disneyland, 1980s-90s) A jacket worn by Submarine Voyage Cast Members at Disneyland. Measuring a size medium, the heavy jacket is in good condition exhibiting wear from Cast use.

(Lakeside, 1975) A Walt Disney World 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Game. This rare board game themed to the popular original Walt Disney World attraction has players racing their Nautilus to home port past moving gun boats. A very scarce find, this example is even rarer having never been opened, still sealed in the original shrink wrap. Measuring 15.25" x 15.25" x 3", the game is in fine condition, with some slight splits to the shrink wrap along the seams, and light warping to the box from the shrink wrap contracting slightly over nearly 50 years.

(Disney, 1990s-2000s) A canvas print of concept art for the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Submarine Voyage at Walt Disney World. This fanciful depiction of the popular attraction shows one Nautilus ride vehicle in the foreground, with two more in the distance with one entering a waterfall. The art was briefly available through print-on-demand services at Disney Parks and Resorts. Measuring 27.5" x 17.5", the print is in very good condition with light wear.

(Walt Disney World, 2006) A Nautilus Model designed by Randy Noble for the 35th anniversary of Walt Disney World. This miniature is a detailed replica of one of the 24 attraction vehicles which operated for almost 23 years. Measuring 10.75" long and 2.5" tall, this model and its accompanying 9"x3"x1.5" display base are in fine condition.

(Disney, 1997) A Disney Time Works watch and print inspired by the film “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.” Numbered 025 in a limited edition of 300, the watch features a gold Mickey Mouse head on the clasp and a genuine leather strap. Measuring 9.25” long with a 1.5” in diameter face, the watch is in very good condition with light scratches. The 11” x 17” Nautilus print by artist Jon Bishop is in very good condition with light edge wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1975-93) A rare, lab coat costume piece worn by Mission to Mars Attractions Hosts in Tomorrowland. The space adventure operated at the Magic Kingdom from 1975 to 1993, with Hosts and Hostesses greeting guests in costumes of this style. The coat is not labeled for size but appears to be a size "small," and is in very good condition with light wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A shirt worn by Tomorrowland Outdoor Vending Hosts at The Magic Kingdom. This shirt is a male size large and is in very good condition, exhibiting faint pilling and light wear from Cast Member use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A Tomorrowland Cast Member costume shirt from The Magic Kingdom. The shirt measures a size 6 and is in very good condition with wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s) A costume worn by Tomorrowland Speedway "Indy 500" Attraction Hosts, including a shirt, pair of pants, and a belt. The shirt measures a size small, the pants 14x34, and the belt a size "large." Each piece is in good condition exhibiting chips to the patina of the belt buckle, and scuffs, soiling, and light wear to the garments from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A costume worn by Tomorrowland Attractions Hosts and Hostesses at the Magic Kingdom. This costume includes a shirt and a pair of pants. The shirt is a size large and the pants are 34x34. Each piece is in good condition, exhibiting pilling, fading, and wear from Cast Member use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A shimmering jacket worn by Tomorrowland Attractions Hosts at the Magic Kingdom. The jacket measures a size "XL," and is in very good condition exhibiting light wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A Tomorrowland Cast Member uniform shirt from The Magic Kingdom. The shirt measures a size "12," and is in good condition exhibiting a few small spots of discoloration and stains, and wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 1975) A Space Mountain ride vehicle from Walt Disney World. Opening in 1975, Space Mountain was one of the first attractions to premiere at Walt Disney World before moving to Disneyland, like the Country Bear Jamboree before it. This vehicle preserves the original body and interior of a three-seat Space Mountain Rocket, on a custom recreated chassis. Rocket Number 23 measures 114"x37.5"x38" high and is in good condition with typical wear from Park use including crazing to the finish, scuffs particularly to seat backs, and wear to vinyl seats. Due to size and weight, special shipping arrangements are required. Please inquire before bidding.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A costume worn by Walt Disney World Monorail Pilots. Included are a shirt, a pair of pants, a jacket, and a pin. The shirt measures a unisex size medium, the pants are a size 34, the jacket size large, and the pin is 3" x 1". The costume pieces are in good condition exhibiting spots of soiling in some areas and wear from cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 2010-2011) A Monorail Pilot’s backpack gifted to Walt Disney World Cast Members. The pack includes two water bottles with belt clips, a Monorail Operations tag holder, and an embroidered logo. Measuring 21” x 16” x 5”, the backpack is in fine unused condition.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s) A pair of Walt Disney World Monorail salt and pepper shakers, with the base forming the platform and center Monorail car. Measuring 1.5" x 7.75" x 1.5" high, the china set is in very good condition with light wear.

(Walt Disney World, 1996-2000s) A pair of Walt Disney World Monorail System Co-Pilot Licenses, gifted to Guests who ride in the front cab of the Monorail alongside the pilot. Measuring 3.5" x 2.25" and 5" x 3", each piece is in very good unused condition, with slight marks and wear to the larger 1996 license.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s) A watch and pen based on the now-defunct attraction “Alien Encounter,” previously located in the Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland. The watch features the attraction’s logo and comes in a box that reads, “It’s here. And there’s nothing on Earth you can do about it.” Measuring 9” long with a 1.5” in diameter face, the watch is in fair condition with a 1” scratch across the face and heavy wear from use. The 5.75” long pen is in very good condition with light scratches and the floating alien stuck in position.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s-2000s) A polo shirt for Alien Encounter at Tomorrowland in the Magic Kingdom. Featured on the left breast is the attraction’s logo and text reading “The ExtraTERRORestrial Walt Disney World Resort.” Labeled a size M, the shirt is in very good condition with light pilling and wear from age.

(Walt Disney World, 2007) A developmental vest and jacket from a Jack Sparrow Character costume, created for the Character Program at Walt Disney World. The vest and jacket are not labelled for size and are in very good condition exhibiting light wear from Cast Member use and retaining their property control labels.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A Cast Member uniform from Pirates of the Caribbean in the Magic Kingdom. The light purple pants with a black sash waist maintains its original identifying tag and reads “Michael, 31.” The pants and overcoat have impressive medallion-style buttons featuring a coat of arms. The white pirate shirt has “DL S” written on the collar, and the overcoat tag has “3X” written on the tag. The uniform is in very good condition with small tears on the bottom of the white shirt, light fraying on the overcoat, and light wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s-2000s) A Park-used circuit board from Pirates of the Caribbean at the Magic Kingdom. The board features the “MAPO” logo, the name of the Walt Disney Imagineering division that created animatronics for the Parks. The board reads “Monitor Interface Assy. No. DACS 150422.” Measuring 6.25” x 11.5”, the board displays in fine condition with very light wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A vest, pair of pants, and a waist sash crafted for the Audio-Animatronic figure #33 from the Pirates of the Caribbean at the Magic Kingdom. The Pirate-themed vest, pants, and sash are in good condition, missing one button of the vest, and exhibiting holes, soiling, loose threads, and wear to each piece from original Park-use.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s-1990s) A rare collection of three foam test heads used in creating Audio-Animatronics at Epcot. The heads are marked “TRN-6,” “TRN-20,” and “Transportation Pavilion TRN-10,” indicating they are from the World of Motion attraction. The World of Motion brought Guests on an Audio-Animatronic-assisted journey through the past, present, and future of transportation. Measuring from 7” x 11” to 8” x 11.75”, the heads display in very good condition with scuffs, scrapes, and typical wear from Walt Disney Imagineering use.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s-1990s) A rare collection of three foam test heads used in creating Audio-Animatronics at Epcot. One of the heads is marked SPE-30, indicating Spaceship Earth, while the remaining two heads in the lot are unmarked. Some heads are smiling, some are scowling, but all are remarkable pieces of Disney Parks history. Measuring from 7” x 11” to 8” x 11.75”, the heads display in very good condition with scuffs, scrapes, and typical wear from Walt Disney Imagineering use.

(EPCOT, 1981) A special edition commemorative ticket for the grand opening of EPCOT. The ticket allows one adult unlimited access to EPCOT and the Magic Kingdom, unlimited use of transportation, and unlimited use of all attractions except the Shootin’ Gallery, Discovery Island, and River Country. The back includes information about EPCOT’s opening and how to exchange the stub for a ticket. The 4” x 11.75” passport is numbered 246354 and is in fine condition, housed in a silver EPCOT Center envelope.

(EPCOT, 1982) A rare opening year guidebook for EPCOT Center. The 36-page book primarily shows concept artwork with descriptions of the different areas of the Park, while later guides featured photographs. Measuring 8.5"x 11" the book is in fair to good condition with light wear overall, mainly to the spine and edges.

(EPCOT Center, 1980s) A large collection of fifty-nine black and white glossy photos chronicling construction of EPCOT Center. Measuring 8” x 10” each, the photos are in fine to very good condition with minor edge discoloration from age, several labeling stickers, and light wear.

(EPCOT Center, 1980s) A collection of twenty-eight original photos from EPCOT Center’s construction. Included are shots of Spaceship Earth, World Showcase pavilions, and more. Measuring from 3.5” x 5” to 4” x 6”, the photos are in very good to good condition with light wear, discoloration from age, and identifying pen marks on the back.

(EPCOT Center, 1980s) A large collection of forty-five black and white glossy photos chronicling construction of the World Showcase at EPCOT Center. Measuring 8” x 10” each, the photos are in fine to very good condition with minor edge discoloration from age, several labeling stickers, and light wear.

(EPCOT Center, 1982) A collection of two EPCOT Center special edition commemorative tickets with envelopes, a pre-opening promotional brochure, and a sticker. Measuring 8.75" x 3.75", the tickets are in fine condition, missing their stubs. The 10.25" x 4" envelopes, the 4" x 9" brochure, and the 3.5" x 4.25" sticker are in very good to good condition with creases, handling wear, and minor fading to the unused sticker.

(Epcot, 1982) A rare souvenir map released during the first year of EPCOT Center at Walt Disney World. The map depicts opening day attractions and future adventures like The Living Seas, Horizons, and Morocco pavilion. Also depicted is the planned Equatorial Africa pavilion area which would be replaced with a Norwegian-themed area. The map measures 43.5”x29.25” and displays in good condition exhibiting spots of discoloration, yellowing, creases, wear, and small tears along its original folds.

(EPCOT, 1982) An EPCOT Center Opening Day Commemorative plate set, celebrating Future World and the World Showcase. Each limited edition plate is numbered 1,121/7,500. Measuring 8.75" in diameter, each plate is in fine as-new condition and is accompanied by its protective box. The 10" x 10" x 3" box is in very good condition exhibiting light wear from handling and age.

(Epcot, 2000) An Epcot World Showcase Promenade Preview oversized badge that once permitted the wearer into the premiere of the millennial celebratory events held on September 30, 1999. Measuring 5.25” x 7.5”, the badge is in very good condition with wear throughout from handling and age.

(EPCOT, 1986) A rare Florida Resident Salute ticket that would grant entry to EPCOT Center on one day between January 1st and February 9, 1986. Measuring 2.5” x 4.25”, the ticket is in very good to fine condition.

(EPCOT, 1980s) An original embroidered patch of the EPCOT Center logo from a Cast Member costume. Measuring 1.5" in diameter, the patch is in good Park-used condition exhibiting a few loose threads and cracking to the PVC backing from age.

(Epcot, 1982) A unique fold-out dial map created by Kodak for Epcot. Inside is a turnable dial that provides each pavilion’s name, location, and details. Measuring 6" x 6", the dial map is in very good condition with slight edge wear, and creasing to the insert page.

(Epcot, 2006) A character costume for the Princess Jasmine Face Character at the Morocco Pavilion at the Epcot World Showcase. The costume includes four pieces of costume "jewelry," a top, pants, and a pair of shoes. The top and pants are a size 8, the shoes 8.5", the necklace 7.5" in diameter, and the other jewelry measuring 4.75" to 23" long. Each piece is in good condition exhibiting faint soiling, fading, and wear from Cast use.

(Epcot, 2000s-10s) A costume worn by Epcot World Showcase Norway Hosts. Included are a shirt, pants, coat and a cravat. The shirt measures a size large, the vest is "46R," the pants are not labeled for size, the coat is "42R," and the cravat accessory is 48" x 3". Each piece is in very good condition exhibiting faint stains, spots of discoloration, and light wear from Cast Member use.

(EPCOT, 1982-96) A costume worn by Exxon's Universe of Energy Attraction Hosts at EPCOT Center. The shirt measures a size "XS" and the pants are a size 32. Each piece is in very good condition exhibiting light wear from Cast use.

(Epcot, 2010s-2020s) A Cast Member uniform from the Test Track attraction at Epcot. Included are a gray and blue short-sleeve zip-up shirt and white pants. The shirt is labeled a male size XL and the pants size is unknown, labeled “F 10/28.” The uniform is in very good condition with light wear from use.

(Epcot, 1999-2012) A Test Track Attractions Host shirt featuring the embroidered insignias of Epcot, Test Track, and sponsor General Motors. Measuring a size large, the piece is in very good Park-used condition exhibiting wear.

(Epcot, 2012) A costume worn by Test Track Attractions Hosts and Hostesses at Epcot. The shirt features gray colors for the Participant sponsor Chevrolet, with the attraction logo and patch on its sleeve. The shirt measures a female size "XL," the pants are male "36X," and the unisex hat is "one size fits all." Each piece is in good condition exhibiting pilling, areas of faint soiling, and wear from Cast Member use.

(Epcot, 1990s) A jacket worn by Universe of Energy Attraction Hosts. Measuring a size medium, the jacket is in good condition exhibiting loose threads and light wear.

(Epcot, 2006-Present) An original Attractions Host costume from The Seas with Nemo and Friends at Epcot. Included are a shirt, pants, jacket, and a hat. The shirt measures a size large, the pants are a size 32, the jacket is a medium, and the hat is adjustable. Each piece is in good condition exhibiting wear from Cast-use.

(Epcot, 2000s) A costume worn by Cast Members of Epcot Germany World Showcase at Walt Disney World. Included are a shirt, lederhosen, and hat. The shirt measures a size extra-large, the lederhosen is a size 32X, and the hat is a size 7 ⅝. Each piece is in good condition exhibiting wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 1970s-90s) A jacket worn by a Walt Disney World Security Host serving EPCOT Center. Measuring a size "36R," the jacket is in good condition exhibiting light wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A Walt Disney World Security Host uniform shirt. Labeled a size XL, the shirt is in very good condition with light wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 2000s) A white Walt Disney World Security uniform shirt featuring the division’s logo and “Security” on the back. Labeled a size L, the mesh shirt is in very good condition with light wear from Cast use.

(Walt Disney World, 2006) A button-down cabana shirt embroidered with "Where Dreams Come True," the 2006 global campaign coinciding with the 50th anniversary of Disneyland. Measuring a "ladies" size large, the soft rayon-polyester shirt is in very good condition with light wear.

(EPCOT 1992) An EPCOT Center 10th anniversary patch. Measuring 4” in diameter, the patch is in fine condition.

(Epcot, 2000) A lamppost sign and banners created for the Millennium Celebration at Epcot. This sign is constructed on a die-cut acrylic backing with the designs printed on thin metal. The sign features the 2000 Walt Disney World logo and the event’s slogan, “Celebrate the Future Hand in Hand." Measuring 34” x 51”, the sign and banners are in very good condition with typical wear from Park use and some white scuffs on the bottom medallion.

(EPCOT, 1980s-2000s) A foam head of Figment, the star of Journey into Imagination at EPCOT. The original version of the ride introduced the world to the eclectic Dreamfinder and his fun creation Figment. Subsequent iterations of the ride include Journey into YOUR Imagination, only featuring Figment in cameos, and Journey into Imagination with Figment, restoring him to a more prominent role. Figment has remained popular with Guests over the decades, serving as a mascot for EPCOT events. Foam heads like Figment’s are used by Imagineers to design the memorable animatronics featured in the Parks. Measuring 10” x 10.5”, 17.5” tall including the 7.5” x 8.25” stand, Figment is in very good condition with stains, minor scuffs, a 2” horn crack, and visible work from repairs.

(EPCOT, 1982) A souvenir set of plastic dishware from EPCOT Center featuring Figment. Included in the seven-piece set are a bowl, a small plate, a dinner plate, a small and larger cup, and two mugs with large purple and brown cowboy hats on them. Ranging in size from the 4” tall and 2.25” in diameter small cup to the 9.5” diameter dinner plate, the dishware is in very good condition with light stains and wear from age and a Disney-branded “top-rack dishwasher safe” sticker adhered to the inside of the small cup.

(EPCOT, 1982) A ceramic figurine of Figment, the star of EPCOT's Journey into Imagination. Standing 3" tall, the figurine is in fine condition.

(Epcot, 2000s) A metal parking lot sign featuring Figment from Journey into Imagination used to assign company vehicle parking spaces at Epcot. Measuring 12” x 18”, the sign is in very good condition with surface scratches and wear from use and two intentional holes for display.

(Epcot, 1990s-2000s) A costume worn by Journey Into Imagination Attraction Hosts, including an Imagination Institute laboratory coat, shirt, and pants. The shirt measures a size medium, the pants are a size 36, and the coat is a size medium. Each piece is in good condition exhibiting fading, pilling, loose threads, and wear from Cast member use.

(EPCOT, 2000s) An oversized print of the cover of EPCOT Center Construction News (Vol. 1, No.6), mounted to foam core for an exhibit display. The text gives an overview of the upcoming Journey Into Imagination attraction in Future World with an aerial photo of the Pavilion under construction. Measuring 23.5” x 18.25”, the display piece is in very good condition with wear to edges and corners.

(EPCOT, 1980s) A matchbox from EPCOT Center, featuring distinctive purple matches with silver heads. Measuring 2” x 2”, the unused matchbook is in very good condition with light wear from handling.

(Epcot, 2000s) A safety sign from World Showcase’s Maelstrom ride in the Norway Pavilion. Measuring 18”x 13”, the steel sign is in good condition, with scuffs scratches, and edge wear from Park use.

(Epcot, 2003) A design package for the Akershus Royal Banquet Hall in Epcot. Included are plans for a buffet decorative carving, a railing redo, and a back bar finish. Also included in this lot is a design for a tiki camera themed to the Magic Kingdom’s Enchanted Tiki Room. Measuring 11” x 17”, the package is in good condition with marks and wear from use and a Magic Kingdom logo printout glued to the tiki camera design.

(Epcot, 2010s) A sign directing guests toward the EPCOT International Food and Wine Festival LightLab. Beginning in 2017, the Festival featured the memorable LightLab indoor area where food and beverages glowed in the dark, illuminated with blacklight effects. The sign was removed after the Festival, has not been tested for function, and may require servicing to operate. Measuring 24" in diameter and standing 74.75" tall on a 5" thick pole, the double-sided sign displays in very good condition exhibiting scuffs, scratches, and wear from its original Park display, retaining its original electrical box.

(Epcot, 2019) A double-sided Epcot International Food and Wine figure of Remy from "Ratatouille." Measuring 26.75” x 30” and .25" thick on a 16" x 3" base plate, the aluminum figure is in very good condition with minor peeling of the applique and laminate coating, scuffs and scratches, and wear from Park display.

(EPCOT Center, 1982) An EPCOT Center World Showcase Center tin tray featuring imagery from the various world pavilions in the Park. Measuring 11.75” x 14.5”, the tray is in fair condition with stains, wear, and heavy oxidation, especially on the right side and the back.

(EPCOT Center, 1980s) A souvenir EPCOT Center passport with stickers for each of the 11 World Showcase Pavilions, and an "I'm a World Showcase Traveler" button. Measuring 3.75" x 5.5", the passport and 4" x 3.5" sticker sheets are in fine condition, with only the China flag sticker removed from the sheet and placed in the first space in the passport. The 3" diameter button is in fine condition.

(EPCOT, 1981) A rare plush toy of Mr. Broccoli from EPCOT's Kitchen Kabaret. Mr. Broccoli delivered the memorable "Cha-cha-cha!" during the Colander Combo and Fiesta Fruit sequence of the attraction. Measuring 7" tall, this plush toy is in good condition with light wear from display.

(Walt Disney World, 2000) A laser-etched Mickey Mouse commemorative paperweight featuring the slogan “Celebrate the Future Hand in Hand,” housed inside an elegant wooden box with the EPCOT 2000 logo on the lid. Measuring 2.5” x 3.75”, the paperweight is in fine condition. The 3.75” x 5” box is in very good condition with some scuffs, scratches, and wear.

(Epcot, 2010s) A "We are Building the Future Epcot" sign used during a period of refurbishment at Epcot. The sign features screen-printed lettering over a PVC board. Measuring 18” x 24”, the sign is in good condition with scratches and stains on both sides from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s) A Future World No. 1 3D View-Master set from EPCOT Center. Included on the three reels are pictures of attractions such as Spaceship Earth, Universe of Energy, Horizons, and more. Measuring 3” in diameter in 4.5” x 8.5”, the set is in good condition with creases, wear, and discoloration from age.

(EPCOT, 1982) A collection of five EPCOT opening press kit booklets featuring overviews on The Land, Spaceship Earth, World of Motion, The American Adventure, and the Mexico pavilion. Measuring 8.5” x 11”, each 12 to 20 page booklet is in very good condition with very light wear to the covers only.

(EPCOT, 1982) A souvenir book titled "Walt Disney's EPCOT Center: Creating the New World of Tomorrow." This book celebrates the grand opening of EPCOT and shares the story of the Park's creation through great photos and information. The 240-page hardcover book measures 12.5"x 9.75" and is in very good condition, with very slight wear from handling and a name written inside.

(EPCOT, 1980s) An EPCOT Center bronze and wood plaque featuring the Park’s logo inside a Mickey Mouse head silhouette. Measuring 13” x 14”, the plaque is in good condition with scratches, water damage, and wear from use.

(Epcot, 1980s-1990s) A World of Motion pin featuring the logo of the attraction’s sponsor, General Motors. World of Motion brought Park Guests on an Audio-Animatronic-filled ride through the history of transportation. After World of Motion closed in 1996, GM stayed on as the sponsor of its replacement, Test Track. Measuring 1.5” x 1.5”, the pin is in good condition with scratches from use, tape residue on the back, and oxidation from age.

(Disney's Hollywood Studios, 2000s-10s) A large flag that once flew near the entrance of Disney's Hollywood Studios. Measuring 56" x 35", the flag is in fair-to-good condition exhibiting fading, scuffs, dust retention, areas of fraying, loose threads, and wear from sun exposure during its original Park display and age of materials.

(Walt Disney World, 1989) A Disney-MGM Studios Theme Park sign featuring Mickey Mouse with a clapboard, the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film studio logo, and stars in spotlights. Measuring 20.25” x 21.25”, the acrylic board with mirrored elements sign displays in good condition with heavy scratches and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990) A Disney-MGM Studios license plate, originally gifted to Walt Disney World Employees to promote the new theme park. Measuring 6" x 12", the piece is in very good condition with some small scuffs.

(Disney-MGM, 1989-90s) An original recording light fixture used within The Magic of Animation attraction at Disney-MGM Studios. The light fixture measures 4.5" x 2.75" x 3.25" and is in very good condition, retaining its hardware, and exhibiting light scuffs and wear from Park display.

(Disney/MGM, 1987-89) A Special Edition Four-Day WorldPassport commemorating the opening of Disney-MGM Studios, with the original envelope. This unused voucher retains its stub and can be exchanged for four days admission to any Walt Disney World Park. Numbered “006189”, the 3.75” x 11” commemorative ticket and envelope are in very good condition, with light handling wear to the stub and edges.

(Disney-MGM, 1989) A Star Tours Launch Team shirt given exclusively to Walt Disney World Cast Members who opened the attraction at Disney-MGM Studios in 1989. Measuring a size large, the pre-shrunk cotton shirt appears unworn and is in fine condition.

(Disney-MGM, 2004-2013) A sign promoting Disney’s Photo Pass service at Sid Cahuenga’s One-Of-A-Kind Shop on Hollywood Boulevard at Disney-MGM Studios. Measuring 23” x 33”, the vinyl board sign displays in very good condition, with scuffs and wear from Park use, and a repaired 3” split to the top left corner.

(Disney-MGM Studios, 1989) A souvenir Mickey Mouse serigraph cel from the Theme Park Animation Gallery at Disney-MGM Studios. The piece has a character image size of 5.5" x 5.5" on its 13.5" x 11" cel sheet and is in fine as-new condition.

(Walt Disney World, 2005-2006) A Lights, Motors, Action!: Extreme Stunt Show sign from the Happiest Celebration on Earth. In honor of Disneyland’s 50th anniversary, Disney Parks around the world received new updates or attractions. Disney’s Hollywood Studios opened a clone of the car stunt show Lights, Motors, Action from Disneyland Paris. Measuring 23.25” in diameter, the metal and foam board sign is in fair condition with heavy scratches, scuffs, and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2017) A Cast Member souvenir card from The Great Movie Ride’s closure. The memorable attraction, housed in a replica of Mann’s Chinese Theater at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, closed to make way for Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway. Measuring 5” x 7”, the card is in very good condition with a 0.25” crease and very light wear.

(Disney, 1980s-1990s) A Translight poster for the Disney-MGM Studios opening day attraction The Great Movie Ride. The poster was printed onto plexiglass, resulting in a slightly lower-resolution appearance when viewed closely. Measuring 38” x 58”, the art is in good condition, with some of the image missing along the edges from scraping.

(Disney-MGM Studios, 1989) A Busby Berkeley dancer figure from the opening scene of the Great Movie Ride. The first tableau recreates Berkeley's 1933 Footlight Parade with a "cake" of about thirty identical dancers. For the first year of the ride's operation, this cake rotated with water jets, but mechanical and plumbing problems led to it modifying into a static scene with light effects adding "kinetics." Measuring 78"x35.5"x13.5", the figure is in very good condition, with the right index finger missing, a spot of paint loss to the left hand, and small scuffs and wear from handling and Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s-2000s) A window pane from Patrick J. Ryan’s bar, featured in The Great Movie Ride. Patrick J. Ryan is a bootlegger and mob boss from the 1931 Warner Brothers classic “The Public Enemy.” The film’s bar was part of the gangster scene in the now-closed attraction that celebrated our love of movies. Measuring 39.75” x 43.5”, the plexiglass window pane displays in good condition with intentional distress, sections of scratches, long scrapes, paint loss, and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1980s-2000s) A pool and billiards sign from The Great Movie Ride. The attraction had a gangster section featuring many buildings modeled after those from the 1931 film, “The Public Enemy.” This sign was from a pool and billiards hall in the scene and reads, “4 Tables of Pool, 2 Tables of Billiards.” Measuring 47” x 50”, the plexiglass sign displays in good condition with intentional distress, stains, light paint loss, and wear from Park use.

(Disney-MGM Studios, 1989) A limited animatronic mummy figure from the Egyptian Temple scene in The Great Movie Ride at Disney-MGM Studios. The skeletal figure is reinforced with a steel pole through the spine and hinged joints to allow movement. The figure measures 60” x 13” x 8.5” thick and is in very good Park-used condition with intentional distress to the mummy and tattered clothing, the right foot missing, oxidation to metal parts, and wear from age.

(Disney-MGM Studios, 1989) A limited animatronic mummy figure from the Egyptian Temple scene in The Great Movie Ride at Disney-MGM Studios. The skeletal figure is reinforced with a steel pole through the spine and hinged joints to allow movement. The figure measures 59” x 14” x 9.5” thick and is in very good Park-used condition with intentional distress to the mummy and tattered clothing, the right foot missing, oxidation to metal parts, and wear from age.

(Disney-MGM Studios, 1989) A limited animatronic mummy figure from the Egyptian Temple scene in The Great Movie Ride at Disney-MGM Studios. The skeletal figure is reinforced with a steel pole through the spine and hinged joints to allow movement. The figure measures 60” x 17” x7” thick and is in very good Park-used condition with intentional distress to the mummy and tattered clothing, oxidation to metal parts, and wear from age.

(Disney-MGM Studios, 1989) An animatronic mummy figure from the Egyptian Temple scene in The Great Movie Ride at Disney-MGM Studios. The base the figure is affixed to is labeled "Great Moments," referencing the original name of the attraction when it was first planned for an Epcot pavilion as “Great Moments at the Movies.” The figure stands 60" tall atop the 21"x18"x18" high base, bringing the entire height of the piece to 78”. Both the base and figure are in very good Park-used condition, with intentional distress to the mummy.

(EPCOT/The Ellen DeGeneres Show, 1996/2018) The animatronic skin and costume of the Ellen DeGeneres figure in Ellen’s Energy Adventure, and the mannequin it appeared with on the Ellen DeGeneres show in 2018. The primeval diorama in this attraction featured an Audio-Animatronic figure of Ellen which was removed when it stopped working in 2014. The attraction was closed in 2017, and in January of 2018 the writers on The Ellen DeGeneres Show surprised her with this figure on air. With the skin removed from its animatronic frame and stretched over this mannequin, it gave the already aging likeness an appearance that Ellen herself described as looking “like Annabelle’s mother.” Included are the original head skin of the Imagineering-produced Ellen figure, with its red shirt and pants worn in the attraction. The mannequin, hair, and blue denim shirt are from its appearance on the 2018 television show and later viral uses by the staff. Standing 63” tall, the figure is 4 inches shorter than Ellen herself. The clothes, mannequin, and hair are in very good condition with wear from handling. The animatronic latex skin is in fair to good condition for its age, with large cracks at the neck, much wear to the eyelids and mouth, and large cracks in the scalp. This item is not for the faint of heart, and requires special shipping arrangements, please consult before bidding.

(Disneyland, 2015) A sign identifying the audience shuttle stop for the “Live with Kelly and Michael” broadcast from the Disneyland Resort’s Diamond Celebration. Measuring 22” x 32”, the sign is in good condition with velcro taped to the front and back, scratches, and wear from Park use.

(Disney’s Hollywood Studios, 2010s-2020s) An original prop from Black Spire Outpost on Batuu, in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. The prop was cast in a translucent resin and treated with texturing and paint for a realistic, petrified look. Measuring 4” x 22”, the prop is in very good condition with light wear from Park use.

(Disney’s Hollywood Studios, 2010s-2020s) An original prop of a relief stormtrooper helmet from Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Measuring 1.25” x 2” x 2.25” high, the concrete decoration is in very good condition with intentional distress.

(Animal Kingdom, 1998) A closed-for-refurbishment sign from Anandapur, the fictional setting of the Asia land of Animal Kingdom. Measuring 21.75” x 16.5”, the metal over wood hand-painted sign is in very good condition, with intentional distress to appear aged, and wear from Park display.

(Walt Disney World, 2002-2020) A ride vehicle part from the now-defunct Primeval Whirl in Disney’s Animal Kingdom, the first roller coaster in the Park. Located in DinoLand U.S.A., this Wild Mouse-style coaster had vehicles that would spin during the ride. Measuring 21.5” x 60”, the ride vehicle part is in good condition with heavy stains on the glass, a 18” tear at the bottom where the part was detached, and typical wear from Park use.

(Disney's Animal Kingdom, 1998-2008) A costume worn by Dinosaur Attractions Hosts at DinoLand U.S.A. Included are a size large shirt and a pair of pants measuring “32”. Each piece is in very good condition exhibiting a few small faint scuffs and light wear from Cast Member use.

(Disney’s Animal Kingdom, 1990s-2010s) A fiberglass hand-painted sign of an orange elephant from Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Measuring 7” x 12”, the sign is in very good condition with intentional distress and typical wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 1990s-2000s) A sign featuring animals of the African woodlands and savannah from the Kilimanjaro Safaris in Disney’s Animal Kingdom. These signs were displayed in the attraction’s ride vehicles to help Guests identify the wildlife they encountered on their safari. Measuring 5.25” x 38.75”, the sign is in very good condition with intended holes for display, scratches, a 1.5” chip at the top left corner, and typical wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2010s-2020s) A pair of leaves from Pandora: The World of Avatar in Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Director James Cameron worked with Walt Disney Imagineering to recreate the world of the exomoon Pandora in Orlando. The land, bustling with out-of-this-world flora, is bioluminescent and glows at night. Measuring 3” x 9”, the wire leaves display in very good condition with light cracking and wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2021) A collection of four plant props from Pandora: The World of Avatar in Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Walt Disney Imagineers installed a mix of living plants and sculpted flora to give the land an otherworldly feeling. Measuring from 6.25” x 8.25” to 17.5” x 18”, the plant props are in very good condition with “WDI 2021” inscriptions written on them in marker and typical wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2010s-2020s) A pair of branches from Pandora: The World of Avatar in Disney's Animal Kingdom. The land is set a generation after the events of the multi-billion dollar franchise, where the Na’vi aliens and humanity have achieved peace. Measuring 39.5” long and 40” long, the branches are in very good condition with light wear from Park use.

(Walt Disney World, 2010s-2020s) A pair of Park-used prop sticks from Pandora: The World of Avatar. These original props measure 30” in length and are in very good condition with light wear from Park use.

(Disney Cruise Line, 2010-2011) An elaborate invitation to sail aboard the maiden voyage of the Disney Cruise Line’s newest ship, Disney Dream. Inside the faux wooden chest made of paper is a save the date, a cruise journal, and a periscope with an image of the Dream inside. The save the date and the journal are 5” x 7” and the periscope is 10” long, 15” when extended. All are in very good to fine condition with minor wear, while the 8” x 17” box with magnetic clasps is in good condition with dents, scratches, and wear from storage.

(Disney Cruise Line, 1998) A pair of Disney Cruise Line license plates from its first year in operation, still in their original packaging. Measuring 6” x 11.75”, the unopened aluminum plates are in fine condition with very light wear from storage.

(Disney Cruise Line, 1998) A Cast Member-exclusive “The Cruise for Crews” license plate commemorating the inaugural sailing of the line’s first ship, the Disney Magic. Measuring 7” x 12”, the aluminum license plate is in very good condition with light scratches and wear from use.

(Walt Disney World, 1978) A red light from the ship Seven Seas II that ferried Guests across the Seven Seas Lagoon at Walt Disney World. The ship was a 100 foot long steam-powered rebuild of the decommissioned Seven Seas sidewheeler, with this red light affixed to the port (left) side. The light is displayed with a wooden base and plaque, and wired so the light can operate. Measuring 6.5" x 8" x 5.5" high, this unique artifact of the long-gone vessel is in very good working condition.

(Disney, 1990s-2000s) A Disney Cruise Line prop display flag. The hard vinyl flag is designed to permanently look as if it’s waving in the breeze. Measuring 14.75” x 20.75”, the flag is in very good condition with light edgewear, scratches, and scuffs from use.

(Euro Disneyland, 1992) A French language commemorative passport for Euro Disneyland, featuring Sorcerer Mickey on the sleeve and a beautiful illustration of Sleeping Beauty Castle inside. Numbered “A 005563,” the 4” x 11.75” passport and sleeve are in very good unused condition, with light handling wear.

(Disney Parks, 1980s-2000s) A collection of 14 bumper stickers including three Euro Disney, five Walt Disney World, three EPCOT, two Disney-MGM Studios, and one for the Mickey Mouse car in the Daytona 500. Included in these are rare stickers for Seabase Alpha and the Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular. Two stickers are duplicates. Measuring from 2.75” x 15” to 4” x 16.25”, the bumper stickers are in very good to fine condition.

(Tokyo Disneyland, 1983) An original Audio-Animatronics head from the Meet the World main show or its "Electro Home" post-show. This piece is a fantastic example of a 1970s Audio-Animatronics head and jaw assembly, retaining its original interior frame and electronic components, butyrate plastic shell, and hand-painted, flexible latex skin carrying a "USA - 9" location code impression. Measuring 12" tall and 8"x8", the head is mounted for display, achieving a total height of 14.5". The head is in very good condition exhibiting scratches, scuffs, and wear from its original installation, handling, and age of its materials.

(Disney, 1990s) A charming poster "Souris Sur Glace" - Mice on Ice - created in tribute to the famous 1896 Palais de Glace poster by Jules Cheret. This high-quality print was produced for sale at Disneyland Paris and other Disney Park Galleries. Measuring 35" x 53" the poster is in fine condition. .