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saturdaystoys · ‎02-19-2004

While it might take a day or two to reply, we'll sure do all we can to help answer questions about your vintage Walt Disney or Disneyland collectible.

In particular, we try to specialize in items produced during Walt Disney's lifetime (1901 - 1966).

Much of the new stuff is nice, but we love the original Walt Disney collectibles!

Best wishes as you build your vintage Disneyana collection!

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herygry.ihotcjbs · ‎07-15-2018

Hello! I received a "walt disney studio theatre ticket". It says " performance number 44" and it was printed by " Globe ticket company, LA". The man I got it from said he was given the ticket years ago by an old disney employee who said the screening was for staff only. Been trying to find info on it for quite a while with no luck. Any help and informstion would be wonderful! Thanks for your time!

saturdaystoys · ‎07-15-2018

I'd need to see a photo of it to make an evaluation...

herygry.ihotcjbs · ‎07-15-2018

Ok! I'll have a picture shortly. I greatly appreciate it!!... In the mean time was also possibly wondering if you know anything about This 1953 Peter Pan Movie Poster? Its not from the USA and i dont know much about it. Again, thank you so much for your help!

saturdaystoys · ‎07-15-2018

More likely from the 1973 international release of Peter Pan... with"The Tattooed Police Horse"... as also included on the Wonderful World of Color television program. The logo from the 50th Anniversary celebrations for Mickey Mouse is noted at the bottom edge of the card.

saturdaystoys · ‎07-15-2018

correction: 1978 release... as associated with Mickey Mouse's 50th birthday in Nov. 1978.

herygry.ihotcjbs · ‎07-15-2018

Ok thank you very much for the quick reply! You really seem to know your stuff! You by chance know what a poster like that ballpark worth might be?....also, here is a picture of that ticket. It's been driving me crazy to find out what it is!

saturdaystoys · ‎07-15-2018

Unfortunately... there's not much more I can provide at this point. While the ticket does appear to be authentic.... the only clue to its age is in reference to Globe Ticket... which narrows the dates to late 1950's / 1960's... possibly even 1970's. I've never seen a studio listing of films by "performance number"... I'd expect that the studio would have documented these performances at the studio theatre... but it's hard to say. I can only offer that it appears to be authentic... and is consistent with other tickets printed / issued by Globe throughout that period. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.

Dave Mason

for Saturday's Toys and Disneyana Auctions

herygry.ihotcjbs · ‎07-15-2018

No worries at all, I greatly appreciate your time and input! I thought it was also strange how they listed it by performance number, but im at least glad it appears to be authentic since you really know your disney!... if I might trouble you for one more item I have been wondering about. I came across this and wasn't quite sure what it was or when it was made? It's "walt disney productions" and says it's by "neevel". Any ideas?

saturdaystoys · ‎07-15-2018

Neevel Manufacturing & Co. (St. Louis, MO) held a Disney license from 1949 - 1956. As it appears that Mickey, Donald & Pluto are riding the Casey Jr. Circus Train... just as had been installed at Disneyland in 1955... my guess is that this is a last hurrah for their Disney product line. I lean toward the 1955 / 1956 dates... as even though the Casey Jr. first appeared in Dumbo (1941)... the miniature size of the train is much more similar to that found in Disneyland.

saturdaystoys · ‎07-15-2018

Neevel also made folding tables & chairs... in addition to luggage.

herygry.ihotcjbs · ‎07-15-2018

Thank you so much. You have been a tremendous help! Im excited to learn more and more about disney because its something i am passionate about. I think it's really great that you are helping so many people. I am definitely following you and I have my eye on a couple listings already!

tomarti_1 · ‎07-30-2018

I can't find any information on my apple. Is it anything special?

saturdaystoys · ‎07-30-2018

Looks like it comes from 1955 or 1956... as they really didn't have time to create all the souvenirs they wanted for the first year... but just added decals to standard giftware items. It's a good example of first-year merchandise... though it doesn't have strong resale value; likely $25 - $50... sometimes more if there are competing bidders.