| Here's my bit of Disney collectibles (or collectables) for sale. Some WDCC statues and promo items, a couple books, magazines, comics, ornaments, and Fossil Aladdin watches. All merchandise is pretty much in "as new"
condition, unless noted. See my What's New page for recent site additions and price reductions.
PLEASE read the main points on the "How to Order" page if interested in buying anything, before you e-mail or call me, thanks. I'm NOT buying, thanks. Site navigation links are at the bottom of all main pages.
Walt Disney Classics Collection pieces:
All mint in original boxes.
WDCC The Lion King "Pals Forever" statue, with Mufasa and Simba, 1995 Tribute series,
only available between March and end of April that year. List price was $175, seen some asking as much as $250, but it hasn't moved at $175, so will
knock $40 off it and just lose money. Sale!...$135 (View)
WDCC Mr. Smee (from Peter Pan) "Event" piece from 1994/1995, titled "Oh Dear, Dear Dear." About 5" tall figurine. NOT the teal flower version. I'll include the
matching button and postcard too. List price was $90, but doesn't seem to sell for that anymore, so am knocking $25 off to see if someone wants it for that. And it's only about $5-$8.25
Priority Mail for shipping (plus $2.15 insurance), not any $12-$15 I see some auction sellers trying to charge. Sale!...$65 (View)
WDCC Mickey & Pluto Disc ornament, 1996. "Pluto helps decorate" a tree with Mickey Mouse. Special edition
3" diameter round porcelain ornament that only some Walt Disney Classics Collection dealers got if they took part in a promotion/advertising campaign, which should've meant this would be
an appreciating piece, but it hasn't moved at list price, so knocking $10 off the original $25 list price. It's 6 oz in another box, so only $2.02 First Class, why pay more? Sale!...$15 (View)
Promo items:
"Cars" animated movie store promo posters. Got these from a local Kmart, used for in-store advertising. Very nice heavy stock, 20.5"x29.5", "full body" shots of the 4 main characters.
I have Doc Hudson (2 of same), Lightning McQueen (2 of same), Mater (2 of same), and 1 Sally left. Cool red metalflake-looking background, with checkered flag border along top and bottom, Disney-Pixar Cars logo in one upper corner, large
image of the character, and their name at the bottom. Great for decorating the kids rooms. 1 Doc Hudson has a 1.5"x2.5" area of upper left corner damaged,
with 2 tears, and creases there (View). 1 Lightning McQueen has an 11" broken diagonal wrinkle line in lower right area, most is below his mouth, but no color breaks
to it (View); has 2 other curved wrinkle lines near right edge, 1" to 1.5" long, with kink, no color breaks. The others all have minor corner dings on 1-2 corners,
maybe a small edge mush or wrinkle spot, but easily covered if matted, and in nice shape otherwise. So not perfect, but chances are you won't find these
elsewhere. Normal posters on thin paper sell for $5-$7, so these would be much higher if produced for retail sale on this heavy stock. There's far fewer of these made too, and most were
probably thrown out, so these are going to be more collectible than the mass produced stuff...$10 ea. for the better ones, $35 for set of 4 decent ones, and $5 ea. for the two lesser condition Hudson & McQueen, and will deal better if you take all. (View all)
P.S.- there are NO Cars animation cels/cells folks, it was a computer generated movie, so paper art is all you have, so buy them!
Cinderella II video poster, about 26"x39". Has some minor handling kinks, and a couple wrinkle
lines where the rubber bands were on each side, but not bad. Let's move it for a mere...$5 (View)
Cinderella II promo pins/buttons. 2"x3". Have multiples. Regular pins/buttons like this retail for about $5 usually. Reduced! Were $2.50 ea., now...$1.50 ea. (View)
WDCC Postcards (images of the statues. Unused. View all postcards):
5.75"x8.75" ones: Donald Duck & Nephews; Fantasia Centaurs/Cupids; Peter Pan/Hook/Croc; or Snow White...$1 ea.
4"x6" ones: Cruella DeVil; Flight of Fancy (Cupid); Mr. Smee; Three Little Pigs, or Wicked Witch from Snow White...$.50 ea.
WDCC 3 panel promo poster of Mickey's Symphony, Three Little Pigs, and Donald Duck & Nephews statues. 12"x26". Very nice condition, but minor kinks on edges...$5 (View)
WDCC Snow White promo phone card, from Mother's Day '97 event. 30,000 made, expired, but unused. Image of the statue. Two left. Reduced! Now just...$10 each and FREE SHIPPING. (View)
Magazines:
New! Disney catalogs. Found a few in a box, so if anyone would like them, they're good for
research on past Disney Store collectibles, clothing, beanies, snowglobes, art, figurines, etc.. All are complete, in nice to excellent condition except for the '92. 47-139 pages each:
1992 Holiday (Aladdin & Genie cover), used VG shape. 47 pages.
Summer 2000? Mickey Mouse toaster on cover. 67 pages.
2001 Holiday #1. Monsters Inc. cover. 139 pages.
2001 Holiday #2. Christmas tree & lots of characters cover. 131 pages.
2001 Holiday #3. Disney Princesses cover with Snow White, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty. 119 pages...$4 for all 5. (View all)
Comics Scene #6, from 1989 (inside says Vol. 4, #17, most call it Vol. 2), NM. Mag covers the comic book world, and this issue has a 4 page article on Carl Barks, with multiple pics of his Disney paintings.
Plus a Bob Kane Batman cover, and interview with Kane about the movie. Plus Keith Giffen on Justice League Europe, and interviews with Frank Miller, Mike Grell, Chuck Dixon, Max Allan Collins, Ann Nocenti, and articles on Moon Knight, Frank Thorne's "Ribit" character, actor John Wayne Hames
about the Superboy TV series, Ms. Tree and more. 70 pages, lots of pictures, $3.50 cover price, yours for...$3 (View)
Comics Scene #9 (Vol. 4 #20 inside), VF-. 3 page article about cartoon voice master Charles Fleischer on Roger Rabbit; articles/interviews with Michael Keaton for 1st Batman movie; Batman storyboard artist Michael White; Punisher stuff about the Dolph Lundgren movie and
interview with comic writer Carl Potts; preview of the 1st Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie; the Now Comics Green Hornet series; interviews with Clayton Moore the Lone Ranger; a look at Eclipse
Comics "Hobbit" adaptation; and more. Cover has a light 2" double bendy line area near Punisher name, and bit of print crease at bottom staple, and some light reading kinks. $3.95 cover, yours for...$1.50 (View)
Snow White 50th Anniversary Magazine (1988 Gladstone). Reprints original comic strip story, with Panini stickers, and poster. Hard to find now. NM...$10 (View)
Storyboard, the Art of Laughter magazine, Vol. 1, #1, Fall 1990. Actually it's volume two, as they did a previous version, but they call this volume 1 also. Celebrates Disneyland's 35th anniversary (1st of two issues they did for it), with
old and new pics, and has interviews with Walter Lantz and Peter Schneider. Very nice glossy mag with all kinds of Disney articles, including Disney collecting, and lots of cool dealer ads for coins, cels, and other Disney stuff. Nice near mint copy, no mailing label.
These didn't get much distribution, and the mag has gone out of business, so back issues are it. $4.95 cover. I want...$8 (View)
Misc.:
Donald Duck & nephews Chevy car dealer advertising banner/poster. SUPER RARE! This large vinyl/plastic banner was made in the '80's I think, and has Donald
Duck and his nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie riding in a flying car. It's a huge 4 feet by 6 feet, and has about 8 little splits (3/4" to 2") in it here and there, patched by clear tape on the back.
Nice condition otherwise, and stored rolled in a tube since I've had it. It was for a promotional campaign for renting Chevrolets from National Car Rental and going to Disneyland, and the Anaheim
Hilton is mentioned on it too. I got it from a guy way back in the late 1980's, who worked for an Arizona Chevy dealership, and he got it a few years before that. Not sure if it was only a regional
promotion or national, but likely regional, and most were thrown out. The several inch wide border at the top is clear, but shows as dark blue as it's laying on a dark blue sheet. Banner is sharper in
person, not grainy as it may appear in pic. Larger pic available. You'll likely never find another one, so for the Disney/Donald Duck/Chevy/Car advertising collector who thinks they have everything,
you need this! If wall space is a problem, there's always the ceiling. Considering that even modern limited edition Disney lithographs and animation cels sell for several hundred to a thousand dollars
plus, that are much smaller, and almost always available, shouldn't this be worth much more due to scarcity alone, much less size? There's no market info to go by really, so I'll ask a mere...$300 (View)
Donald Duck art print. About 9.5"x11.75", on cardstock, this is a full color painting of Donald, sitting in a chair, reading a Donald Duck comic printed in German, art by Gottfried Helnwein. I bought this from Bud
Plant Inc., way back in the late '80's/early '90s, not sure exactly. They picked it up on one of their European buying tours, and I believe they said it was a header card or
advertising card for Disney comics at bookstores, and not sure of the year it was made. I've since seen that it was used for a Donald Duck 60th birthday print,
in 1994, but I'm sure I bought my print before then. I have most of my old Bud Plant catalogs, but haven't found this in one, so may have tossed the oldest ones that had it. There's NO production info or credits on it. Donald has his duck lamp, and Daisy Duck cup, and on the
print you can read the German text on the comic. Paid $20 for it back then, was probably high, but this is probably pretty rare, at least in the U.S., so if you collect advertising
pieces, you need this! Bottom left corner has tip ding with 1/16-1/8" creases, bottom right corner has a couple thin vein lines across tip from light bend, about 3/8" in from corner, longest one is about
3/4", but no color breaks. Little 1mm flake off at tip too. No border on it, so the defects can be easily covered by a frame. Otherwise clean and smooth. Selling it for what I paid...$20 (View)
Disney Step Counters/Pedometers. A 2007 Kellogg's cereal premium, I have 3 Chicken Little, and 1 Stitch (from Lilo & Stitch). About 2.5"x1.75", hang it on your belt and it counts how many steps you take (it counts STEPS, not distance). Sealed in bags...$3 ea. (View Chicken Little) (View Stitch)
Honey I Blew Up The Kid plastic cup (theater promo for the movie). 6.75" tall. Rick Moranis pictured on one side, movie title on other side...$1 (View Moranis side)
Ornaments:
Winnie The Pooh on skis, Hallmark, mint in box. $9.75, box price. 55% off!...$4.40 (View)
Watches:
All mint/unused, w/original boxes unless noted, with certificates, etc. . I have batteries on hand, or can get them, for $3. See my Watches page for more collectible Fossil and other watches!
Aladdin Watches
(View both Aladdin watches)
Gold Lamp/"Aladdin" Title logo on dial face watch, by Fossil, #423/5000. Pre-dates the other watch listed by a couple years. Hardest one to find now. Needs new battery...$65
Genie's face and floating lamps on dial watch, with lamp pin, by Fossil, #11,388/15,000. $70 new in '94/'95. Doesn't have the outer paper box. Needs new battery. Sale!...$50
Other:
Carl Barks self-portrait watch. Made by Gifted Images, mid-1990's I think, possibly earlier
(nothing I have with it has a year stated, but I bought it new, years ago). Has a caricature of Barks dressed as Donald Duck, in color on white background, with facsimile
signature. NOT a Disney product. Only 565 were made, of which 500 were sold to the general public, so the certificates are numbered out of 500. Mine's #146/500.
Came in just a "suede-like pouch/folder", not a box. I also saved the solicitation from the Diamond Comics order book. Watch has all metal case, Japan movement,
gold tone (doesn't say gold plated anywhere), gold tone hands, water resistant, and black leather alligator style band. Roman numerals mark the hours on the 1.25" diameter
case. Battery still good last I checked. The certificate states "This watch published by Gifted Images Publishing has been created from an original drawing by Carl Barks. It
has been produced in a limited edition of 565, which consists of a general edition of 500; 50 publishers proofs; 15 artists proofs. Each Certificate of Authenticity has been
individually numbered," etc. . I think these were $79.95 or $89.95 new, but nothing I have with it has a price on it, and the Diamond catalog page only has "PI" for
"Please Inquire" for price, which was only in the dealer's order form. This is a scarce piece for you Barks collectors, and you may look for a long time before you find
another one. I'll ask...$125 (View)
For your questions about vintage Disney items, or for those wanting to buy autographed Walt Disney items, try Phil Sears at Phil Sears Collectibles. He's a Walt Disney autograph expert, and sells
cels, art, posters, theme park memorabilia, even some movie props, and knows more about older collectibles than I do, or he can point you to someone who can help you, if he
can't. So ask him, not me, about pre-1980's Disney stuff, or check bookstores for various Disney collectibles price guides.
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