Disney Memorabilia

Fans of Disney Movie Memorabilia will certainly want to check out Michael Flint’s “The Forgotten Disney Animated Feature Films of the Forties”.

Michael reviews the following movies, and discusses pertinent details about their release:  

The Reluctant Dragon
Saludos Amigos
Victory Through Air Power
The Three Caballeros
Make Mine Music
Fun and Fancy Free
Melody Time
Ichabod and Mr. Toad

All of these titles have recently been released on DVD.  Thanks Michael for taking the time to write this interesting piece on some forgotten Disney Classics!

I discovered an excellent post on the eBay Guides regarding Disney pin scammers and bootleggers.  I have listed some excerpts from the post below. [Read more →]

One of the finest collections of Disney animation art, Disney drawings, and movie posters can be found at Cuckoo Comics.  They have an outstanding gallery of original art pieces and vintage promotional materials. [Read more →]

Have you seen the new pack of relentless collectors in the Disneyana community?  They are the Disney Cars collectors and they have created a very competitive market for their collectibles.  In fact, it is amazing what a Disney movie can do for a seemingly outdated niche.  I used to collect die cast cars as a kid (although I must admit I wrecked a few in my time), but this was before the era of remote control cars, video games, and other advances in the toy market.  It would have guessed that the advent of new toy technologies would force the die cast car market into a slow death.  This may have been true a few years ago, but the Disney Pixar collaboration with the movie “Cars” has changed that. [Read more →]

An often overlooked niche of Disneyana collecting is Disney Movie Posters.  Vintage posters from 1950 or before can command prices in the tens of thousands of dollars.  This may be a bit too expensive for the average collector, but contemporary posters offer more accessibility with prices in the hundreds of dollars.  There are so many memorable Disney movies to choose from, which makes this niche of Disneyana both exciting and bountiful.

The vintage Disney Movie Poster period (1924-1950) offers some great [Read more →]

I always enjoy hearing from other collectors on what they feel is the centerpiece of their collection.  Phil Sears has a great website that indexes his impressive collection, and he nominates this letter as his favorite piece.

The letter contains the details of the Walt Disney’s contract with a young woman named Virginia Davis, who starred as Alice in a series of productions chronicling Alice’s adventures in an animated world.  A detailed story behind the letter and a number of pictures are included, making this a must-see destination for all Disneyana collectors. [Read more →]

There are some phenomenal Disneyana collections to be found on the internet and one that I recently uncovered is displayed at MyDisneyCollection.com.  The owner of the site (cited as “Tom”) specializes in Disneyland postcards, trading cards and Disney books. [Read more →]