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Walt Disney's daughter Diane Disney Miller shows Phil Sears
items in the collection of the Walt Disney Family Museum.
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Click any image for a better view Jim Salvati has been a prolific artist for movie studios and theaters,
with a client list that includes Disney, Warner Bros., Sony Pictures,
Paramount Pictures and Radio City Music Hall. He was the master
illustrator and conceptual artist behind many of the memorable images and
finished paintings associated with the "Harry Potter" films. "Even with my Disney art, I think it's important to show who a person or
character is and what is the most interesting part of their life the part
that is bold and has guts." Character and
boldness can be observed in the scenes that Salvati chooses to depict.
Working in oil paint, Salvati uses panel and
sometimes mounted paper preferring the option of layering paint to create a
lot of texture, as he feels that an uneven surface adds to the emotion of
the story. "My paintings are extremely thick and layered and oil allows me
the time I need to play with the color," he says. This bold giclee, created in 2006 and
long since sold out, measures 20" x 15."
This canvas print is unframed and will be shipped gently rolled. Includes
the Disney Certificate of Authenticity. Item
# 1362, $649
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| 1962 Disneyland Ticket |
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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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Walt
Disney 1968 Postage Stamp First Day Cover
Cancelled in Marceline, Missouri
In September of 1968, at a special
ceremony in Walt Disney's boyhood home of Marceline, Missouri, the Governor, the
Postmaster General, and Walt's brother Roy O. Disney dedicated the first and only Walt
Disney U.S. Postage stamp. On that same day the post office issued these official
envelopes, each bearing the six cent Walt Disney stamp, and cancelled in Marceline, MO,
home of the original Main Street, USA. This envelope is in mint condition, just as
it was first issued over 45 years ago.
Please note that the
checkout system will charge $8.95 shipping but for U.S. shipments we will refund $4.00 on this lightweight item.
Item # 1153,
$29.95
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In 1968 Walt Disney was honored posthumously with a U. S.
postage stamp during a ceremony in his boyhood home of Marceline, MO. Roy Disney accepted
the honor from the Postmaster General and the Governor of Missouri. I offer here an unused
block of four of those sought-after stamps, 34 years after their issue. In new condition.
Set of four.
Please note that the
checkout system will charge $8.95 U.S. shipping but we will refund $4.00 on this
lightweight item for U.S. shipments. Item # 1156, $19.95
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An Actual Piece of Walt Disney's First Hollywood Workshop |
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When Walt Disney came to Hollywood in 1923, he roomed at his uncle Robert's house at 4406 Kingswell Avenue. He built an animation stand in his uncle's garage, and worked on an animated reel of cartoon jokes which he tried to sell to the Pantages Theater Company.
Leading the 1982 team that purchased and moved the garage was Disney employee and fan Arthur Adler. When the garage was moved, Adler saved the small pieces of wood that splintered off the garage during dismantling. These pieces, which were too small to be used in the restoration of the garage, are now available for sale to Walt Disney fans who appreciate the significance of having a little bit of Walt's first Hollywood workshop/studio as part of their personal collection. Authenticity: The saving of Walt Disney's gar age from demolition, the moving of it to its current location, and the sale of the remnant pieces to me is documented in the Walt Disney history book, "Walt Disney's Garage of Dreams" by Arthur Adler, show at left. (The book is not included with this purchase, but is available on Amazon.) On page 41 Adler mentions that he got too old to sell the pieces himself, he sold them to me, Phil Sears. Every piece includes my Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity Certificate.Also included is 15 page package of photocopied documentation prepared by Adler. It includes a short history of him saving the garage, a copy of a letter from the Disney Studio Archives, and some newspaper clippings. The wood itself measures approximately 1" in length. Each piece, being original, will vary of course. The book "Walt Disney's Garage of Dreams" is not included. This purchase includes the wood artifact, the Certificate of Authenticity, and Adler's 15 page photocopied history packet. Please note that the checkout system will charge $8.95 shipping but for U.S. shipments we will refund $4.00 on this lightweight item. Item # 6000, $29.95Do not use the "Add To Cart" button if you wish to pay using our 10 month layaway payment plan. Instead CLICK HERE for the layaway order form. Most orders totaling $149 or more can be placed on layaway. Layaway does not require credit and is not the same as PayPal Credit. |
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The
garage-turned-studio was sold in 1982 and moved to the Garden Grove
Historical Society, and has been on permanent display there for the past thirty+ years, just a few miles from Disneyland.
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