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61904-26.jpg (61533 bytes)Rare 1966-67 "Project Florida" Concept Photos
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This is an ultra-rare set of seven 8" x 10" photos in a folder reading "Project Florida / A Whole New Disney World."  Years before Walt Disney World opened, the Disney Company drummed up enthusiasm for the project with these exciting photos depicting maps and Imagineer's renderings of what might be.  Two of the photos feature Walt Disney in front of a giant map of EPCOT as originally envisioned.  Another shows Walt with a map of Florida, pointing to Orlando.  One photo shows the "Disney World Industrial Complex," a concept which eventually materialized as Future World at EPCOT .  Progress City fans will recognize the concept rendering of EPCOT, which later became the basis for a giant model of a future city (originally in Carousel of Progress at Disneyland, and now part of it survives along the Magic Kingdoms Tomorrowland Transportation Authority route).  Also includes renderings of an "International Shopping area" which we know today as World Showcase (an insiders note:  the Scottish restaurant is given the name "Tam O'Shanter," which was the name of one of Walt's favorite real life restaurants near the old Hyperion Studio and still serving today).  The seventh photo is of a rendering of a very ambitious Transportation Lobby for Disney World.  An extremely rare set of concept materials from when Disney World was just a gleam in the company's eye.  Various items dated 1966 and 1967.  Item # 2184, $349 
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1955 Walt Disney Productions Memo To Roy O. Disney-
with Roy's Handwritten Notes!

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Walt & Roy with their first Oscar Walt Disney & Jack Cutting (standing on far right).

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Many people don't realize that the original name of the Disney Studio was the Disney Brothers Studio.  There is no question that financial expertise of Walt's brother Roy was critical in building and holding together the Disney Company during Walt's lifetime and after, until the opening of Walt Disney World.  Roy O. Disney passed away in 1971, just weeks after overseeing the grand opening of the Orlando park.  ( Today his son Roy E. Disney carries on the Disney legacy at the studio.)  This May, 1955 memo to Roy O. Disney from Jack Cutting in the Disney Paris office discusses moving European movie print distribution from London to Paris.  Roy O. Disney writes his reply at the bottom of the memo in red crayon:  "Jack- I agree this would be good- also relieve Wally of the things- From where does Tec <Technicolor> Paris  get its (?) and do we suffer in price structure because of fewer prints made in London- Roy."  
A nice bit of insight into the working life of Roy O. Disney and operations at the Disney Studio during the year Disneyland opened.  Prints of both photos will be included.  Also includes the Phil Sears Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity.  
Item # 4059, $
349 

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EPCOT 1979 Ground Breaking Hard Hat

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Disney Imagineers and special VIP guests wore these hard hats at the official Walt Disney World ground breaking ceremony for EPCOT CENTER in 1979.  Heavy plastic, worn only once almost 30 years ago.  Only this one available.  Item # 3344, $249
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P2200017.JPG (95100 bytes)EPCOT Grand Opening Items
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A rare lot of 8 items from the invitation-only Grand Opening of EPCOT Center in 1982.  These are not items that regular WDW guests received-- this is a VIP package of items from a guest invited to the exclusive grand opening celebrations.  Group of items includes:  A five page invitation to the Grand Opening of EPCOT CENTER (five pages were necessary because of the three days' worth of special events); this invitation has numerous pencil notes written by the VIP guest ("Tuxedo," "Cocktail dress" etc.); Two EPCOT Center Grand Opening World Showcase Festival tickets (stubs were removed when used);  An EPCOT Center grand opening button.  A label on the reverse of the button reads," This badge provides one guest unlimited admission to the Magic Kingdom, Epcot Center, River Country, Discovery Island and recreation watercraft, golf, tennis and horseback riding... October 18 thru 27, 1982"; a guide and map to EPCOT printed on heavy card stock; a Walt Disney World Contemporary Resort Hotel guest I.D., a postcard of the hotel, and transportation note... 8 items in all!  An extraordinary collection.  Item 3255, $249.
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Disneyland 50th Anniversary Donald Duck Banner
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This colorful vinyl banner hung at the Disneyland Resort during the park's 50th anniversary celebration in 2005.  Donald Duck can't contain his excitement!  Wrinkles aren't permanent; roll out in warm sun to flatten.  Measures approximately 107" X  27".  Only this one available.  Item # 3378, $225

Special U.S. shipping charge on this item $14.95.  Foreign shipping $34.95.  Automatic checkout will not calculate foreign shipping accurately.  After you place your order we will email foreign customers for additional shipping payment.
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 1940 FANTASIA Movie Theater Program

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When FANTASIA was first released in 1940, it was showcased in only a handful of theaters across the country, and treated more like a major live musical than a film.  Each theater was specially-equipped with Disney's multi-track "Fanta-sound," and this special program could be purchased.  This original 1940 FANTASIA program features more than 25 pages of background on the ground-breaking motion picture.  This large-format program measures approximately 12" X 10."   Item # 9924, $129.95
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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.

  

Disneyland 50th Anniversary Blue Monorail Mark I Model
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Includes stand, plaque, and monorail pilot badge. Authentic markings and detail down to the rivets!
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Incredible attention to detail!
Working headlights and beacon.
Working tail lights.  Look closely for the
tow claw over left taillight!

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The Disneyland Monorail made history when it debuted in 1959, the first of its kind anywhere in the country.  To commemorate Disneyland's 50th birthday, the original designer Disney Legend Bob Gurr collaborated with other Disney artists and Master Replicas to lovingly recreate this die-cast metal O scale model with all the authentic details from the foot pedals down to the precise placement of each rivet. Other impeccable details include working headlights, taillights and a top beacon light. 

Unlike the red version, only 500 of these Blue Mark 1 monorail replicas s were made, and they sold out instantly. Includes an autographed story card by Disney Legend and Monorail designer Bob Gurr, a certificate of authenticity and a collectible enamel cloisonné pin depicting Monorail pilot's badge.  Requires 2 button-cell batteries, included. Monorail 22'' L. Base 21 5/8'' L x 4 1/4'' W. Die-cast metal, injection-molded thermo-plastic and wood base.   Limited edition of 500; we have only a few.  New in box.  Item # 2356, $499
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 Disneyland Aunt Jemima Restaurant Hat

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The Aunt Jemima restaurant was one of Disneyland's original 1955 eateries.  This original paper placemat is in fine condition and is a wonderfully nostalgic piece of Disneyland history.  A neat little piece of Americana and Disneyana.  Measures approximately 14" X 10".  
Item
# 4277, $95

 
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Phil Sears with Dick Van Dyke at the Disney Studio's 
75th Anniversary Party/Disney Legends Award Ceremony at the Disney Studio in Burbank. 

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