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01-26-2017 10:02 AM
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02-11-2017 03:53 PM
I have 19 loose "letter" tickets from Disneyland. Two of the "B" tickets are very different. They only list one attraction in each land: Main Street- Main St. Cinema, Tomorrowland- Art of Animation exhibit, and Fantasyland- Casey Jr. Circus Train. Can you tell me anything about these tickets? Oh the serial numbers are F281651.
Thanks!
Chris
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02-11-2017 04:30 PM
02-14-2017 07:56 PM
Since these tickets are loose I have no idea of the date. I just didn't see any on line that looked like them! Thanks for your help!
02-14-2017 08:01 PM
03-27-2017 06:49 PM
Can't font this anywhere on the web. Was bought in in 1959 by my wife's mother? What is this?
03-27-2017 08:38 PM
04-01-2017 04:47 PM
Hello.
I have a Donald Duck, with cord connecting the arms and legs, probably 1930s celluloid toy. On rear is made in Japan, however, it is marked copyright, WALT. not Disney. I have viewed other similar, but they are stamped Disney. Any help would be appreciated.
thanks,
Justin
04-02-2017 05:23 AM
The level of detail on this piece is surprising. My wife and I are still dumbfounded been curious about its origins. It turns out that my wife's mother did visit Disney World on the second occasion in the mid to late 60s but she does not remember exactly where or when she purchased it she's 80 years old now. As you can see from the photos there is a foldable pin on the top back of the balloon, The balloon is also connected to the pool figure on a swivel so he can swing back and forth. The only markings that I can see even with a magnifying glass are The copyright and Walt Disney productions. Any other ideas or information you might have on this would be appreciated.
04-03-2017 12:13 PM
Hi.
I have kennington shirt from the early 1970's . It has Mickey and Minnie playing tennis. Do you know of a good price to sell and where
04-29-2017 11:46 PM
Walt Disney World opened in October 1971... and if purchased there... it's likely that it came from the new jewelry shop at the Contemporary Hotel (just below the Monorail track on the Grand Canyon Concourse level; same level as the restaurants). The store was known as Kingdom Jewelers, Ltd... and was designed in emerald green colors and mirrors. You'll also see that they sold much of their jewelry in boxes similar to the one you have. I can't say for sure... but that's likely where she found it. Maybe that'll ring a bell?!
05-03-2017 01:15 PM
Hi,
I have this sketch/drawing and have had it since i was a kid: http://imgur.com/AqzbUwO,M6ss2DV
My grandpa (Jim Handley) worked for disney around the 1930's but not exactly sure when.
I am wondering how authentic it is. and if it is, what is it worth.
Ryan Handley
05-05-2017 05:24 PM
Hello, I found this doll today, she measures approximately 12" tall. She's wearing overalls that have Disneyland Resorts embroidered on them, and the tag on her side says Walt Disney World Resorts. I've looked all over eBay and Google but couldn't find any information on her. Do you happen to know anything about her? Was she exclusive to the parks? General idea about the years she was sold?
Thank you in advance!!
05-05-2017 05:53 PM
Unfortunately, we have no information about this recent doll from Disney Princess merchandising efforts. You might want to check the boards for more contemporary Disney merchandise. Our guess is that there is very little demand... and only minimal value for such dolls... likely produced within the past 10 years.