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Roy E. Disney and Phil Sears at the Disney Studio's Disney Legends Award Ceremony.

 

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Walt Disney 1968
Postage Stamp Commemorative
The only U.S. postage stamp ever to feature Walt Disney himself!  Issued in 1968, this genuine U.S. stamp is affixed to a descriptive biography of the stamp's designer, Paul E. Wenzel.  Almost 40 years old, this Walt Disney postage stamp is a true philatelic collectible!

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1960's Electric Disneyland Monorail Train by Schuco
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The finest Disneyland toy ever produced! Beginning in 1961 the Schuco company manufactured this precision-made electric monorail train to the highest German standards. Almost 15" long, these ELEVATED trains were produced for only a few short years and then production  closed forever. The finely crafted train was expensive by 1960’s standards and few could afford them. Not the cheap battery-operated "kids" monorails produced by Disney recently, but 18 volt DC powered electric train sets with variable speed in forward and reverse, with metal trim (just the way Imagineer Bob Gurr designed the full size originals)!  A transformer was not included with these sets (!) but the trains will run from any standard American 12 to 20 volt electric train transformer.  

The train has been tested and runs beautifully!  The brass track is super clean and exhibits very little use.  ALL parts are present and are original except for the newer transformer wires. The monorail has completely tuned-up: It's been cleaned, oiled, and greased and new wheels have been installed.  Paint on train shows some wear; box lid shows wear and tear but bright graphics; cardboard missing from the bottom of the box has been repaired. 

Complete setup instructions and background information provided as a bonus by Phil Sears Collectibles.  An amazing Disneyland model train set!  Still ready to ride the rails after 50 years!  Item # 5635, $849

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Disneyland "New Tomorrowland" Press Kit 
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Originally given only to reporters and writers for newspapers, magazines, radio and TV, this neat Disneyland press kit is chock full of photos and press releases about the 1998 debut of the newly redesigned Tomorrowland at Disneyland in California.  Press releases include these titles:  "Disneyland Fun Facts," "Disneyland 1998 Information," "Classic Attractions Continue to Thrill Disneyland Guests of All Ages," "Disneyland Attractions and Shows Offer Fun and Thrills for 1998, and more.  Eleven 8" X 10" color photos, plus many press releases-- a HUGE press kit with 23 pieces in all!  Only this one available.  Item # 4142, $39.95
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Disneyland 40th Year- Indiana Jones Adventure Press Kit
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An exciting year- the year the Indiana Jones attraction opened!  This 13 piece press kit was given only to members of the press- never sold to the public.  It contains press releases about the INDIANA JONES Attraction, LION KING parade, POCAHONTAS stage show, and all the other new and fun adventures and information for 1995.  Over a dozen items in all, including 6 full color glossy 8" x 10" photographs.  A nice, uncommon Disneyland collector's item. Item # 1719, $69.95

 
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   Original Jack Kinney Drawing Used in His Book
"Walt Disney & Assorted Other Characters"
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    This is the original ink and graphite drawing Jack Kinney drew to illustrate his 1989 book "Walt Disney & Assorted Other Characters." 
This is the one and only original drawing of this scene by the distinguished Walt Disney animator and director.  This drawing-- depicting the oversexed Disney animators at an after work party-- appears on page 105 of the book.  Jack Kinney has personally autographed the drawing.  

Jack Kinney (1909 - 1992) was hired by Walt Disney in 1931, the early days of the Depression, to work at the Walt Disney Studio on Hyperion Avenue in East Hollywood. His beginning career includes his work on several shorts, including Santa's Workshop (1932), The Band Concert (1935), and Moose Hunters (1937). He went on to become a director of cartoons, working on the features Pinocchio and Dumbo, but he really shined in the shorts department, where his Goofy cartoons are among the best to come out of the Disney Studios. He received five Academy Award nominations and won an Oscar for the 1943 cartoon "Der Fuhrer's Face," the only Donald Duck film to win an Academy Award. 

 In his book "Walt Disney and Assorted Other Characters - An Unauthorized Account of the Early Years at Disney," Kinney recounts the highs and lows of daily life as a member of the creative department at Disney.  The book is not included.  The drawing is on a 12.5" X 10.5" sheet of animation paper.  Includes the Phil Sears Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity and a second certificate from Cartoons & Comics in Burbank, CA.  Item # 5641, $225
 
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   Original Jack Kinney Drawing Used in His Book
"Walt Disney & Assorted Other Characters"
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    This is the original ink and graphite drawing Jack Kinney drew to illustrate his 1989 book "Walt Disney & Assorted Other Characters." 
This is the one and only original drawing of this scene by the distinguished Walt Disney animator and director.  This drawing-- depicting Disney employees using film cans as Frisbees-- appears on page 102 of the book. Jack Kinney has personally autographed the drawing.  

Jack Kinney (1909 - 1992) was hired by Walt Disney in 1931, the early days of the Depression, to work at the Walt Disney Studio on Hyperion Avenue in East Hollywood. His beginning career includes his work on several shorts, including Santa's Workshop (1932), The Band Concert (1935), and Moose Hunters (1937). He went on to become a director of cartoons, working on the features Pinocchio and Dumbo, but he really shined in the shorts department, where his Goofy cartoons are among the best to come out of the Disney Studios. He received five Academy Award nominations and won an Oscar for the 1943 cartoon "Der Fuhrer's Face," the only Donald Duck film to win an Academy Award. 

 In his book "Walt Disney and Assorted Other Characters - An Unauthorized Account of the Early Years at Disney," Kinney recounts the highs and lows of daily life as a member of the creative department at Disney.  The book is not included.  The drawing is on a 12.5" X 10.5" sheet of animation paper.  Includes the Phil Sears Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity and a second certificate from Cartoons & Comics in Burbank, CA.  Item # 5643, $225
 
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   Original Jack Kinney Drawing Used in His Book
"Walt Disney & Assorted Other Characters"
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  Jack Kinney original drawing for page 129 of his book "Walt Disney & Assorted Other Characters".  The drawing depicts 

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    This is the original ink and graphite drawing Jack Kinney drew to illustrate his 1989 book "Walt Disney & Assorted Other Characters." 
This is the one and only original drawing of this scene by the distinguished Walt Disney animator and director.  This drawing-- depicting a Disney story sketch artist singing "Some Day My Prince Will Come" below Walt Disney's office after being fired-- and just prior to be escorted away by Studio security guards(!)--- appears on page 129 of the book. Jack Kinney has personally autographed the drawing.

Jack Kinney (1909 - 1992) was hired by Walt Disney in 1931, the early days of the Depression, to work at the Walt Disney Studio on Hyperion Avenue in East Hollywood. His beginning career includes his work on several shorts, including Santa's Workshop (1932), The Band Concert (1935), and Moose Hunters (1937). He went on to become a director of cartoons, working on the features Pinocchio and Dumbo, but he really shined in the shorts department, where his Goofy cartoons are among the best to come out of the Disney Studios. He received five Academy Award nominations and won an Oscar for the 1943 cartoon "Der Fuhrer's Face," the only Donald Duck film to win an Academy Award. 

 In his book "Walt Disney and Assorted Other Characters - An Unauthorized Account of the Early Years at Disney," Kinney recounts the highs and lows of daily life as a member of the creative department at Disney.  The book is not included.  The drawing is on a 12.5" X 10.5" sheet of animation paper.  Includes the Phil Sears Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity and a second certificate from Cartoons & Comics in Burbank, CA.  Item # 5644, $225
 
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Roy O. Disney and Edna Disney Signed Photo ON SALE!  

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A handsome original vintage cruise-ship photo of Roy O. Disney and his wife Edna and acquaintances taken and autographed aboard a Caribbean cruise October 30, 1966.  The folder opens to reveal the photo on the right, and the guests including Roy and Edna have signed the blank inside cover on the left.  This cruise is the last relaxation Roy will get for some time; he has no way of knowing his life will be turned upside down just 6 weeks later when his brother Walt Disney passes away.  The hand signed card is from the S.S. Santa Paula and measures approximately 7 1/4" x 9" when closed; the original photo measures 5 1/8" x 7".  The card and photo are in excellent condition.  Includes the Phil Sears Collectibles Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity.  Item # 3944, WAS $695 NOW ON SALE $495!
 
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Disney Company Certificate Autographed by Ward Kimball, Marc Davis, Ollie Johnston & Frank Thomas
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From a special official Disney event held during Disneyland's birthday in 1996 comes this certificate personally autographed by 4 of Disney animations greatest legends.  The border of the certificate is decorated with many of these artists most famous creations: Jiminy Cricket, Tinker Bell, Pinocchio, and Bambi.  Measures 8.5" x 11".Includes the Phil Sears Collectibles Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity.  Framed.  Item # 5668, $399
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Fantastic All-Wood Pinocchio Marionette

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This is absolutely the most accurate, most well made, most true-to-character Pinocchio marionette I have ever seen.  You will swear Gepetto carved each one of these himself!  NOT plastic, NOT resin, but his entire body- feet, legs, arms, hands, torso, and head, are carved wood.  Perfectly costumed, perfectly painted. The joints are held together with leather fasteners- just like in the old country! Authentic embroidery down the side of his pant legs. A real feather in his hat! Included is a wood display base with a metal plaque reading "Walt Disney’s Pinocchio." A brass pole supports the wood puppet operating handles. This wonderful marionette was produced for a short time back in 1998.  Everything was done right!  You'll swear he's about to turn into a real boy any moment!  The high standard of quality made production so difficult and so costly, leaving the profit margin so low that Disney's manufacturer shut down production with less that 3000 of these marionettes produced!   Pinoke stands approximately 12" tall on his base, and the including the brass display pole the entire piece is about 23" tall.  Attractively boxed.  Only one available- the display model I used for these photographs and have had on display in my home office.  Very gently displayed.  In original box.  Item #1285, $299
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1960's Vintage Disneyland 3 Dimensional Map
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An unusual 1960's Disneyland map with pop-up features representing Sleeping Beauty Castle, the Matterhorn, Submarine Voyage, Tomorrowland sculpture, Mark Twain Riverboat, Jungle Cruise boats, TWA Rocket to the Moon, and Main Street Train Depot.  Measures approximately 14" x 11.5".  In near-mint condition.  Item # 5621, $69.95

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Indiana Jones Adventure Press Preview Gift   

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For the 1995 press event (for TV, print, internet and radio reporters) launching Disneyland's Indiana Jones Adventure, Disneyland created these special gifts for each member of the press.  This 11" x 11" box opens up to reveal one of Indy's most unfavorite things- a snake!  But this snake has a surprise of its own- it's actually a carefully bound t-shirt!  It's never been unraveled, so we don't know if there is a design on the shirt, but we do know it's tag says it is size XL.  Stamps on the box reveal some of Indy's many adventurous locales... Bombay, Casablanca, Columbia. In fine condition.  Item # 1549, $125
 
 
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PB060035.jpg (174573 bytes)Terrific Disneyland 3-Dimensional Pop-up Map!
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The most unusual of Disneyland map ever produced! 
Over 20 years ago this map was sold at Disneyland to mark the park’s 35th birthday. These colorful, large (26" X 18") maps unfold to produce pop-ups of Disneyland’s favorite attractions, including Space Mountain, The Rocket Jets and People Mover, Matterhorn Mountain, It’s a Small World, The Haunted Mansion, Splash Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain, Sleeping Beauty Castle, Main Street Train Depot, and Mickey, Minnie, Donald & Goofy. The map shows Tomorrowland as it will never look again because of the renovations of ten years ago. The other side includes a neat article, "35 YEARS OF DREAMS," chronicling the changes to the park’s attractions since 1955.  Still in original cello-wrap.  Makes an excellent display and a great gift. Item #1086, $69.95
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Original 1940 Production Cel of Jiminy Cricket from Pinocchio
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This is a 1940 Original!  Not a Limited Edition Reproduction!   Not a Modern Piece! 
A terrific original production cel actually used in the making of Walt Disney's PINOCCHIO. This original 1940 cel features a full figure of Jiminy Cricket set against an airbrushed background as prepared by Courvoisier Gallery. Courvoisier was the Disney Studios official retailer of Disney cels from the end of the 1930's through the mid-1940's.  Courvoisier Gallery selected only the finest poses and so now over 70 later, much of the very best that survives from the Disney's classic PINOCCHIO are the cels prepared by Courvoisier.  This cel was used in the making of the sequence in which the Jiminy finds Pinocchio at Pleasure Island's pool hall learning how to be a delinquent from Lampwick.  When Jiminy can't get Pinoke to listen to his conscience, Jiminy declares "You buttered your bread, now sleep in it! ... I'm through.  This is the end!"  Jiminy is already on the floor at this point, but Courvoisier has airbrushed an 8 ball in the background as a reminder of the pool hall scene in which this cel was used.  

The original 1940 label on the back reads, "This is an original painting on celluloid from the Walt Disney Studios, actually used in the Walt Disney production of PINOCCHIO.  It is one of a select few that have been released to art collectors."  Jiminy measures approximately 4.5" tall.  Matte measures approximately 13" x 12" overall.  In very fine condition.  Framed.  Don't confuse this with the lower quality Jiminy Cricket cels created for the Disney Sunday night television shows of the 1950's and 1960's-- this is an original from the classic motion picture!  Includes the Phil Sears Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity. Item # 5633, WAS $1795 NOW $1595!

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The Carolwood Pacific Historical Society named
Phil Sears an Honorary Member after inviting him to display Walt Disney autographed items at Walt's train barn in Los Angeles.

 

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 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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A real piece of Disneyland!  This is the actual decal used on the nose of the Matterhorn Bobsled ride vehicles at Disneyland.  In excellent condition.  Approx. 9" x 7".   Item # 3073, $149.95

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Disneyland Honorary Citizen Certificate
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This is the new version of Disneyland's wonderful, large, full color certificates that are given to V.I.P.'s at The Happiest Place On Earth.  Measures a giant 15" X 11" (approximately) and features Mickey Mouse and Sleeping Beauty castle.  Blank spaces for your name and a special date (fill in a birthday or anniversary)!  
"Whereas you are entering a world where happiness is a way of life, where the young of heart of all ages can forget their everyday cares, and Whereas you can now share the imagination, enchantment, adventure and laughter that have been wrought by Disneyland Park; Let it be know by this document that the title of "Honorary Citizen of Disneyland" is bestowed upon you."
Never for sale at Disneyland, these are unusual finds!  Printed on heavy parchment-like paper.  In new condition.  Item # 4126, $49.95  

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Walt Disney's Daughter Says Phil Sears' Museum Contribution Is
"One of the Most Valuable Things Our Museum Can Offer to Our Visitors."


The Walt Disney Family Museum opened to the public October 1, 2009.  Phil Sears was happy to loan the museum the letter Walt Disney wrote back to Kansas City the day the Disney Studio was founded in 1923, announcing he landed his first movie deal since arriving in Hollywood.

Diane Disney Miller:  
"This is such an important letter, and to be able to display the original, in my dad's hand, is, to me, one of the most valuable things our museum can offer to our visitors.  When I first discovered this letter I was so touched by it .. the very young Walt, practically penniless, living with his uncle and working out of his uncle's garage, but presenting himself as an established producer offering an opportunity to Mrs. Davis' little daughter.  I'm certain that the absurdity of his situation never occurred to him, just the possibilities that it presented.  He had confidence in his own ability, and had just persuaded his brother Roy to join with him.  This was the beginning of something wonderful."

You can see the letter in person at the Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco, or click HERE for a virtual view.


Above:  Former Disney Studio chief Ron Miller and Diane Disney Miller give Phil Sears a tour of the Disney Family Museum while still under construction.

  

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