Own a Piece of Walt Disney’s Backyard Railroad- 
The Carolwood Pacific!
It's no secret that Walt Disney loved trains! From 1950 to 1953 Walt Disney operated a miniature live-steam train on the property of his home on Carolwood Drive near Beverly Hills.  He called his railroad the Carolwood Pacific, and named its engine Lilly Belle in honor of his wife Lillian.  Disney’s family, celebrities and neighborhood children alike road the rails with Walt on the track that crisscrossed his backyard and circled his house.  But after only a few short years, Walt turned his attention to a larger railroad- the one that would circle Disneyland- and the Carolwood Pacific made its last run in 1953.  In 1968 Lillian Disney donated the aluminum track to the Los Angeles Live Steamers organization for use at their Griffith Park layout.  There it formed "the Disney loop" until the 1990’s when it was replaced with steel rail.  With assistance from Michael Broggie (whose father helped build Walt’s backyard railroad), Carolwood Pacific Historical Society member Terry S. Lynn purchased a number of sections of the Walt Disney track from L.A. Live Steamers.  Here I'm pleased to offer a section of Walt Disney's track, mounted to an 8.5" X 11" descriptive card.  Each section of track is approximately 1 1/2 inches long, and each exhibits its own wear pattern, so the weathering will differ slightly from the one shown.  Included is the Phil Sears Collectibles Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity Certificate.  A very special display piece for any Disney or train enthusiast.  Makes a great Disney gift!  Item # 2309, $99

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The Disneyland Monorail made history when it debuted in 1959, the first of its kind anywhere in the country.  To commemorate Disneyland's 50th birthday, the original designer Disney Legend Bob Gurr collaborated with other Disney artists and Master Replicas to lovingly recreate this die-cast metal O scale model with all the authentic details from the foot pedals down to the precise placement of each rivet. Other impeccable details include working headlights, taillights and a top beacon light. 

Unlike the red version, only 500 of these Blue Mark 1 monorail replicas s were made, and they sold out instantly. Includes an autographed story card by Disney Legend and Monorail designer Bob Gurr, a certificate of authenticity and a collectible enamel cloisonné pin depicting Monorail pilot's badge.  Requires 2 button-cell batteries, included. Monorail 22'' L. Base 21 5/8'' L x 4 1/4'' W. Die-cast metal, injection-molded thermo-plastic and wood base.   Limited edition of 500; we have only a few.  New in box.  Item # 2356, $499
U.S. shipping $19.95 on this large item.