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Click any image for a better
view The 1993 limited edition cel titled "Walt's Train" released and sold out immediately 26 years ago! This is a limited edition of 950 hand-painted character cels combined with a photograph taken in 1951 of Walt Disney on his newly built miniature railroad at the Disney Studio in Burbank, California. This cel set-up features Walt Disney along with Mickey Mouse who assumes the role of engineer as Minnie, Donald and Goofy join the both of them in a afternoon train ride. Donald's nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie run happily alongside. Disney artists at the Walt Disney Studios created these cels using traditional animation techniques. The original drawings, which were specially created for this edition and then conserved at Disney Art Editions, were transferred to acetate "cels" by a special six-step xerographic process. Disney artists then hand-painted each of the cels in the edition with Disney-approved acrylic colors. The photographic background for this cel set-up has been produced using the original black-and-white negative, which has been conserved at the Disney Photo Library. This is #786 of 950. Includes the Disney Company
Certificate of Authenticity. Measures 23" x 19" overall. In
very fine condition. *Do
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Imagineer Bob Gurr Autographed Tomorrowland Viewliner Poster Print |
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| Bob Gurr aboard the Skyway car at Phil Sears's home | |
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Imagineer Bob Gurr Autographed Autopia Poster Print |
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| Bob Gurr visiting with some of his designs at Phil Sears's home | |
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Phil and Beth Sears with ALICE IN WONDERLAND voice talent Kathryn Beaumont-Levine (middle) at the 1998 Disney Legends Award Ceremony at the Disney Studio in Burbank. |
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Adriana Caselotti Autographed Snow White Note Sheet
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Phil
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Phil Sears with Walt's Lilly Belle locomotive, tender and
caboose as it was being readied for display at the Disney Family Museum in
San Francisco.
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Retlaw employee Identification Card |
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Disney theme park train aficionados probably already know that there was a time
when the Sante Fe & Disneyland Railroad and the Disneyland Alweg
Monorail weren't owned by Disneyland, but by Walt Disney's personal company,
Retlaw Enterprises. Walt Disney created WED Enterprises in December 1952 to oversee the design of
Disneyland. He also assigned the rights to his name and likeness to the
company and eventually ownership of the Disneyland
Railroad and Disneyland Monorail, which he personally owned. WED (now
called Walt Disney Imagineering) was sold to the Walt Disney Productions in
January 1965. But not included in that sale were the rights to Walt Disney's
name and ownership of the Disneyland Railroad and Disneyland Monorail. On February 5, 1965, he assigned those properties
to a new company, Retlaw Enterprises (Walter spelled
backwards). Finally, in 1982, the Disney family sold the naming rights and
rail-based attractions to the Disney Studio. Retlaw continued
operations with a small office in Los Angeles managing the Disney family's
television stations and real estate holdings. In 1999 Retlaw sold its
remaining 11 television stations, and in 2005 the remaining divisions of
Retlaw officially became part of the Walt Disney Family Foundation, a non-profit
organization led by Diane Disney Miller. This is a genuine Retlaw employee
I.D. card featuring the official Retlaw mirrored "R" logo.
A rare artifact of the company Walt Disney created to take care of his
family. Credit-card size, on heavy paper; in
like-new condition. We have several, so the number shown on the card may
vary. Item # 3700, $179
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Phil
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Phil Sears with Dick Van Dyke at the Disney Studio in Burbank in 1998. |
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