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We specialize in Disney collectibles - Disneyana from Disneyland, Tokyo Disneyland,
Walt Disney World, and other special Disney collectables from Japan. Browse through these pages and you'll find lots
of figurines, toys, posters, lithos, and other special artwork. Many are one-of-a-kind. You
won't find this stuff all over eBay®. For starters, check out the neat artwork on this
page. Many pieces are signed by the artist. Two pieces have been signed by artists who have
been inducted into the Hall of Disney Legends.
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This is a sampling of some unusual artwork we have available. It includes everything from lithographs to posters. But we have more art that isn't shown here. Ask us about artwork showing your favorite animated film or character.
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Daisy Duck Watercolor OriginalFrom our personal collection, its an original watercolor on artboard
of Daisy Duck. We got this at one of the Official Disneyana Conventions where Disney
would often sell unusual items from their archives. This painting was made for an
in-flight movie, probably in conjunction with Disney's partnership with Delta Airlines,
but I can't be sure. She's about 6x9 inches in a 12x15 inch frame. There are some
scratches on the frame, but the piece is in good to very good condition overall. Its
one of the few Daisy Duck collectibles I've ever seen. We need to make room, so its
now on sale for much less than we paid Disney for it! |
| Disneyland Hotel Skyride Launch LithoFramed versions of this full-color lithograph depicting the
Skyride launch depot in Fantasyland were previously displayed at the Disneyland Hotel
in Anaheim, California. Part of an inventory surplus, this unframed lithograph was
never framed for hotel display nor previously offered for sale. Size approx. 26x40".
Printed on elegant heavy paper stock, this item may exhibit minor edge and corner wear
from regular handling and storage. A Disney Certificate of Authenticity is included with this item. |
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Donald Duck's 50th Birthday
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| Autographed Pete's Dragon PhotoA brilliant piece for the die-hard fan of Disney Animation and the theme parks.
This is an 8x10 publicity photo from the live-action feature Pete's Dragon
that featured the lovable animated character of Eliot the Dragon, who was the
creation of Ken Anderson whose autograph is on the print. Ken was one of the
famed group of Disney animators known as Walt's Nine Old Men. He was a
favorite of Walt who used his artistic genius in all of the animated features
from Snow White through The Jungle Book. Ken was also one of the first Imagineers
who helped design Disneyland, second only perhaps to Marc Davis in his overall
influence on the park. An Official Disney Legend, Ken sadly passed away
in the early 1990's. This print makes for a wonderful keepsake of one of his
last major projects for Disney Animation. |
| The Lion King on Broadway ProgramWe got this when The Lion King stage show was in San Francisco.
10x13 inches, with roughly 30 pages of gorgeous full-color photographs and a quote
on each page from one of the key creative people who made this show the spectacular
exhibition of the Disney animated feature. |
| Disneyland In Natural Color Guidebook 50th Anniversary EditionAs a part of Disneyland's 50th Anniversary celebration in 2005, they reproduced
the first souvenir guide that contained color photographs of the park. The original souvenir
guide contained only artists' drawings of the park, and Disneyland sold thousands of them until
late in 1955 when they released this book. The reproduction is excellent. You'd be hard pressed
to point out any major flaws. Considering original copies of the book sell for over $200.00,
this is a real bargain for collectors of Disneyland paper memoribelia. |
Storyboard Magazine was produced in the early 1990's by an amazing individual named Steve Fiott. Steve was an artist who worked at Disney for some time, and obviously shared our fondness for Walt and animation. The magazine was printed on heavy, glossy stock and not cheap pulp like many amateur collector's magazines of the day. Steve was in constant contact with artists and animators at Disney during the rebirth of Disney Animation in the era of "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" and "The Little Mermaid", and so he was able to write particularly detailed and knowledgeable articles about Disney animation, Disney theme parks, and Disney collectibles through direct interviews. He also sponsored a few Disney collectibles events in the Disneyland area, at which he was able to get these normally invisible artists to appear and share their knowledge and experiences. Steve was particularly generous to Maggie and me when we were still very new as dealers, and he was especially helpful in marketing my book about Walt Disney, for which I will be eternally grateful. Sadly, Steve died unexpectedly on June 6, 1995 while on a trip to Burbank to arrange appearances by animators for his next event. We present these special autographed copies of Storyboard as a tribute to Steve, and we hope that you enjoy them.
| Storyboard Magazine June 1993 Aladdin Issue
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| Storyboard Magazine June 1993 Aladdin Issue
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| Storyboard Magazine November 1993
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| Storyboard Magazine Dec. 1992 Aladdin Issue
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| Storyboard Mag. May/June 1993 - Lion King Issue
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| Storyboard Mag. Aug/Sept 1993 Walt Disney Tribute
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| Storyboard Aug/Sept 1992 Beauty and the Beast Issue
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| Animator Eric Goldberg AutographLike most Disney fans, we first became aware of Eric Goldberg's many
talents when he was the lead animator of the Genie in "Aladdin" He has since
gone on to create many wonderful characters, he co-directed "Pocahontas" and directed several sequences in "Fantasia 2000" -
"The Carnival of the Animals", "Rhapsody In Blue" based on the George Gershwin music and the art of Al Hirshfeld,
and the house favorite, "Saint-Saens" featuring the yo-yo playing flamingo. This 8-1/2x11"
litho was issued by ASIFA Hollywood at their annual convention in Hollywood in 1996. Its a self-charicature
of Eric and he was gracious enough to autograph this piece for us at that event. |
| Cartoonist Charles Schulz AutographPeanuts creator and legendary cartoonist Charles Schulz was the honoree
at an annual event of The Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco in the mid-1990s where we obtained
this autographed litho showing Charlie Brown seeking Lucy's psychiatric advice. Signed in
person by Mr. Schulz, even though its showing signs of aging and has some minor corner crumpling,
it's a fine collectible. |
| Jafar Litho Signed by Andreas DejaNoted Disney animator Andreas Deja really hit his stride when he created
the evil Jafar in 1992's "Aladdin" He had worked for Disney for nearly ten years when
that film was made. This 8-1/2x11" litho was a convention gift at the 1993 National Fantasy
Fan Club convention where Andreas appeared as a speaker and autographed this litho for us. Its
showing some age with very minor corner crumpling, but perfect for matting. |
| Seven Dwarfs Model Sheet Signed by Ken AndersonDisney Legend and one of Walt's Nine Old Men, Ken Anderson was in Walt's own words his
"Jack of all Trades". This print of a model sheet showing the Seven Dwarfs from "Snow White"
was signed by Ken in 1992 - most likely at a National Fantasy Fan Club convention, but I'm not sure. Sadly,
he passed away in January, 1993. This print has a minor crease in the center, but would look just fine
when matted and framed. Ken didn't sign such pieces very often since he died in the middle of the
Disneyana boom of the early 1990s, and so this is a fairly rare momento. |
| King Triton Model SheetNot a traditional animator's model sheet, this unusual lithograph was from a
licensing guide kit that Disney created for manufacturers who wanted to make products based on
characters from "The Little Mermaid" - one of a set of such model sheets depicting all
of the primary characters from Ariel to Flotsam and Jetsam. It measures approximately 8-1/2 x 11
inches in a 12 x 14 inch mat, and is covered with a sheet of clear mylar for protection. |
| Disney's Pocahontas Commemorative ProgramThese beautiful Pocahontas programs were first sold at the Premiere In Central Park in New York in the summer of 1995. They were later sold at six selected theaters across the country. We have two versions available, the one from Central Park and the one from the El Capitan theater in Hollywood. These books are 11x14" and are filled with artwork that just screams to be on a wall. Central Park Issue El Capitan Issue |
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