Disneyland & Disney World Items You Thought You Couldn't Buy!

Piece of Walt Disney's 1960s Office Carpet
From Collection of Disney Legend Tony Baxter

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When Walt Disney passed away in 1966 his Disney Studio office was locked and left undisturbed for several years. After David R. Smith completed an exhaustive inventory, the office was packed up around 1970 and shipped to WED Enterprises (now called Walt Disney Imagineering). WED/Imagineering was tasked with reconfiguring the office into a smaller version which could be put on display in the lobby of Disneyland's Opera House, home of Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln. Not all of the furnishings saved from Walt Disney's office could be used in the WED/Imagineering Disneyland exhibit, including this small section of carpet which Disney Imagineering Legend Tony Baxter salvaged.

Now released from the personal collection of Tony Baxter, you can own a actual piece of Walt Disney's office. A carpet swatch from Walt's Disney Studio office measuring approximatley 1.5" x 1" has been affixed to a polished metal and woodgrain plaque below a photograph of Walt Disney in his office. An engraved metal plate identifies the artifact as being a genuine piece of Walt Disney's office carpet from the collection of Disney Legend Tony Baxter.

Commemorative display measures 8" x 10" overall; ready to hang with mounting holes on reverse. Each carpet piece will vary slightly. Includes the Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity Certificate including a color photo of Tony Baxter and Phil Sears with the original carpet section. The small size of the rare section of Walt's carpet rescued by Tony Baxter dictates that only a small number of these commemorative plaques can be produced-- when they're gone, they're gone! Item # 8834, $349.95
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Above: An original Disney Studio production drawing of Mickey Mouse from "Mickey's Service Station" (1935).  On a sheet measuring approximately 12.5" x 10.5". In fine condition. Includes the Phil Sears Collectibles Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity Certificate. Item # 8930, $499
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Above: An original Disney Studio production cel of Professor Ludwig von Drake from a Fourth of July episode of "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color" (early 1960s). The cel is sealed in the original Disneyland mat, measuring 10 1/4" x 8 3/4" overall; mat opening is 7 1/4" x 5" 3/4". Ludwig is over 6 1/2" tall. Mat has the Disneyland gold authenticity label on the reverse. In very fine condition! Includes the Phil Sears Collectibles Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity Certificate. Item # 7970, $449
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Original Wheel from Walt Disney's
Personal Live Steam Railroad

Above: The complete display with plaque as prepared by Michael Broggie.
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Above: Walt Disney showing off his Lilly Belle locomotive to his daughters and Edgar Bergen. The wheel offered here is same type as the lead wheels on the locomotive Above: Walt tests the Carolwood-Pacific RR before it leaves the studio for his home. All of the rolling stock sits on the type of wheel offered for sale here.

An ORIGINAL Carolwood Pacific Train Wheel -
NOT A REPRODUCTION!
For several years in the early 1950's Walt Disney owned and operated a miniature live-steam train on the property of his home on Carolwood Drive near Beverly Hills. He called his train the "Carolwood-Pacific" and named it's engine, the Lilly Belle, in honor of his wife Lillian. Here I offer for sale an original piece of Walt Disney's personal backyard train. Disney Studio mechanical genius Roger Broggie (later named a Disney Legend) taught Walt Disney to use many of the tools in the studio machine shop and helped Walt Disney build the Carolwood Pacific. But after only a few short years in Walt Disney's backyard, Walt Disney turned his attention to a larger train- the one that would circle Disneyland- and Walt called Roger Broggie to dismantle his backyard railroad.
Roger's son, Michael Broggie, author of the wonderful book WALT DISNEY'S RAILROAD STORY and founder of the Carolwood-Pacific Historical Society discovered a small number of Carolwood-Pacific wheels among the items his father had saved from Walt's backyard railroad. In 1993 Michael Broggie had the wheels mounted on an attractive wood display and worded the following plaque:

Walt Disney's Carolwood Pacific Railroad Wheel
This one-eighth scale railroad wheel was cast in 1949 for the miniature of live steam railroad Walt Disney operated at his home on Carolwood Drive in Holmby Hills, California, from 1950 to 1953. Walt personally built many parts for the train in the studio machine shop. The initials WED are that are cast in the wheel stand for Walter Elias Disney. Later WED became the name for the Imagineering team that created Disneyland. Limited addition of 50: 36/50. Copyright Retlaw enterprises

The wheel is embossed with Walt's initials and the date, "WED 1949," and with the words "BURBANK, CALIFORNIA" the location of the Disney Studio.   Collectors bought up the wheels quickly almost 30 years ago, and they have seldom since come back onto the open market.  Display measures approximately 16" tall x 8" wide; wheel measures 4.5" in diameter.  Includes the Phil Sears Collectibles Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity Certificate. Item # 7900, $5995
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1999 Swiss Family Treehouse Leaf
From Collection of Disney Legend Tony Baxter

Above: We have fewer than 6 remaining; each varies slightly. Click image for a larger view

From the collection of Disney Legend Tony Baxter! Disney park collectors know the most desirable and sought after items are things that are actual pieces of the Disney parks. This leaf is an authentic prop from the original Swiss Family Treehouse a Disneyland attraction from 1962 to 1999. Disneyland's Swiss Family Treehouse was based on the 1960 Disney film "Swiss Family Robinson." The treehouse was designed to look like the home of the Robinson family in the movie, complete with rope bridges, wooden platforms, and a waterfall. Visitors could climb up the treehouse and explore the various rooms, including a living room, kitchen, and bedrooms. It was closed in 1999 and transformed into Tarzan's Treehouse under the creative direction of Imagineer Tony Baxter. No detail was ignored; even the South Pacific type leaves of the tree were removed and replaced with leaves appropriate to Tarzan's African Jungle home. Disneyland legend Baxter kept a branch of Swiss Family tree leaves from which we made this commemorative display. In a shadow box measuring 11.25" x 9.5" x 2.5". Includes the Phil Sears Collectibles Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity and a photo of Tony Baxter holding the leaves and one of the displays. We have several, so each varies slightly. Size shown above left is typical. One leaf is included in each display. Item # 7792, $495
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Disneyland Hotel Thanksgiving Sign Banner

Above: Banner in present condition

A five foot long vinyl banner created for the Disneyland Hotel's Disney Thanksgiving Feast in California. Chip and Dale welcome guests to the Disneyland Resort's Thanksgiving dinner. This type of sign was used at check-in stations at the Disneyland Hotel. Vinyl banner is on peel-away backing, intended to be affixed by static cling to back-lit sign as shown above left. Banner measures 8" x 60". Rolled, in very fine condition. (Back-lit light fixture not included, only the banner itself.) Item # 4016, $179.95
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Large Section of Walt Disney's
Carolwood Pacific Railroad Track

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This is a substantial segment of original track from the trestle of Walt Disney's personal backyard railroad. From 1950 to 1953 Walt Disney operated a miniature live-steam train on the property of his home on Carolwood Drive near Beverly Hills. He called his railroad the Carolwood Pacific, and named its engine Lilly Belle in honor of his wife Lillian. Disney's family, celebrities and neighborhood children alike road the rails with Walt on the track that crisscrossed his backyard and circled his house. But after only a few short years, Walt turned his attention to a larger railroad- the one that would circle Disneyland- and the Carolwood Pacific made its last run in 1953.
Measuring 24" long, this impressive section of Walt's track with ties and spikes has been mounted against a bed of gravel inside an approximately 36" x 24" and 5" deep shadowbox case. An engraved plaque states it is one of only 10 of these large sections from the Carolwood Pacific salvaged for display. Also framed with a diagram of the Carolwood Pacific track layout and photograph of Walt Disney with his locomotive. Includes the Phil Sears Collectibles Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity Certificate. A very special display piece-- in fact, museum piece-- for any Disney or train enthusiast. Display weighs 46 pounds. We have only this one available. This item available for local Southern California pickup only as noted below. Item # 7901, $7,950
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Because of the size and weight of this piece it must be picked up in Orange County, CA (30 minutes south of Disneyland); shipping is not offered.

   Actual Piece of the Walt Disney World Railroad

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     "Welcome aboard the Walt Disney World Railroad. We're about to take a grand circle tour of the Magic Kingdom..." Those exciting words start every Disney train fan's heart beating a little faster! This genuine piece of awning from a WDW Railroad passenger car made countless trips to Frontierland, Tomorrowland, and Main Street, U.S.A.! This 3" x 1.5" (approximate size) piece was cut from a retired section of awning (like that shown in the photo above left) and is now attached to my Certificate of Authenticity. Each piece varies slightly, and we didn't dare wash off that genuine Disney locomotive soot, so some pieces are sootier than others. An affordable way to own your little piece of Walt Disney's train legacy. Worldwide shipping only $3.99 on this item no matter how many you buy! Item # 7069, $19.95

   WDW 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Attraction Prop

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20,000 Leagues Under the Sea was one of Walt Disney's World's most impressive attractions, sailing the Magic Kingdom's submarine lagoon from 1971 thru 1994. When the attraction was shuttered, replacement parts in the Walt Disney World warehouses went unused. I've obtained some of the ride's spare seaweed props and now a piece of this unforgettable voyage can yours! The orange plastic seaweed piece measures five to six inches long and is stapled to a 10" x 8" print of the ride's attraction poster. Each piece varies slightly. A great collectible and a great way to remember this beloved attraction! Worldwide shipping only $3.99 on this item! Item # 7230, $24.95

An Actual Piece of Walt Disney's First Hollywood Workshop

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.

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.

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 garage 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 10 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 a copy of a newspaper story. 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 10 page photocopied history packet. Worldwide shipping only $3.99 on this item no matter how many you buy! Item # 6000, $29.95

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Large Disneyland Dedication Plaque Replica

Above: Walt Disney dedicating Disneyland (image not included)

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Pause for a moment at the flag pole at Disneyland's Town Plaza to read Walt Disney's words: "To all who come to the happy place - welcome. Disneyland is your land. Here age relives fond memories of the past and here youth may savor the challenge and promise of the future. Disneyland is dedicate to the ideals, the dreams and the hard facts that have created America... with the hope that it will be a source of joy and inspiration to the world." This is the largest reproduction of this plaque we know of; weighs almost 4 pounds and measures close to one foot in each direction (11" x 11"). This is a very high quality non-Disney replica made of sturdy resin, and finished in two colors of paint. Mounting hardware already attached-- arrives ready to hang. Item # 2628, $199
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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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Original Wheel from Walt Disney's Personal Live Steam Railroad

Above: The complete display with plaque as prepared by Michael Broggie. Click image for larger view.

Above: Walt Disney showing off his Lilly Belle locomotive to his daughters and Edgar Bergen. The wheel offered here is same type as the lead wheels on the locomotive	Above: Walt tests the Carolwood-Pacific RR before it leaves the studio for his home. All of the rolling stock sits on the type of wheel offered for sale here.
An ORIGINAL Carolwood Pacific Train Wheel - NOT A REPRODUCTION! For several years in the early 1950's Walt Disney owned and operated a miniature live-steam train on the property of his home on Carolwood Drive near Beverly Hills. He called his train the "Carolwood-Pacific" and named it's engine, the Lilly Belle, in honor of his wife Lillian. Here I offer for sale an original piece of Walt Disney's personal backyard train. Disney Studio mechanical genius Roger Broggie (later named a Disney Legend) taught Walt Disney to use many of the tools in the studio machine shop and helped Walt Disney build the Carolwood Pacific. But after only a few short years in Walt Disney's backyard, Walt Disney turned his attention to a larger train- the one that would circle Disneyland- and Walt called Roger Broggie to dismantle his backyard railroad. Roger's son, Michael Broggie, author of the wonderful book WALT DISNEY'S RAILROAD STORY and founder of the Carolwood-Pacific Historical Society discovered a small number of Carolwood-Pacific wheels among the items his father had saved from Walt's backyard railroad. In 1993 Michael Broggie had the wheels mounted on an attractive wood display and worded the following plaque: Walt Disney's Carolwood Pacific Railroad Wheel This one-eighth scale railroad wheel was cast in 1949 for the miniature of live steam railroad Walt Disney operated at his home on Carolwood Drive in Holmby Hills, California, from 1950 to 1953. Walt personally built many parts for the train in the studio machine shop. The initials WED are that are cast in the wheel stand for Walter Elias Disney. Later WED became the name for the Imagineering team that created Disneyland. Limited addition of 50: 36/50. Copyright Retlaw enterprises The wheel is embossed with Walt's initials and the date, "WED 1949," and with the words "BURBANK, CALIFORNIA" the location of the Disney Studio. Collectors bought up the wheels quickly almost 30 years ago, and they have seldom since come back onto the open market. Display measures approximately 16" tall x 8" wide; wheel measures 4.5" in diameter. Includes the Phil Sears Collectibles Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity Certificate. Item # 7900, $5995 About $599/Month on layaway! SORRY, SOLD Select Full Payment or LayAway Here *10 MONTH LAYAWAY: Use the drop-down menu to make your first layaway payment (plus one-time shipping). We will email you with a link for future monthly payments. Layaway does not require credit and is not the same as PayPal Credit. Full layaway terms HERE. U.S. insured shipping charge on this large item $29.95. Foreign shipping $69.95. Automatic checkout will not calculate foreign shipping accurately. After you place your order we will email foreign customers for additional shipping payment.

Actual Piece of the Walt Disney World Railroad

Click any image for a better view "Welcome aboard the Walt Disney World Railroad. We're about to take a grand circle tour of the Magic Kingdom..." Those exciting words start every Disney train fan's heart beating a little faster! This genuine piece of awning from a WDW Railroad passenger car made countless trips to Frontierland, Tomorrowland, and Main Street, U.S.A.! This 3" x 1.5" (approximate size) piece was cut from a retired section of awning (like that shown in the photo above left) and is now attached to my Certificate of Authenticity. Each piece varies slightly, and we didn't dare wash off that genuine Disney locomotive soot, so some pieces are sootier than others. An affordable way to own your little piece of Walt Disney's train legacy. Worldwide shipping only $3.99 on this item no matter how many you buy! Item # 7069, $19.95

WDW 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Attraction Prop

Click any image for a better view 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea was one of Walt Disney's World's most impressive attractions, sailing the Magic Kingdom's submarine lagoon from 1971 thru 1994. When the attraction was shuttered, replacement parts in the Walt Disney World warehouses went unused. I've obtained some of the ride's spare seaweed props and now a piece of this unforgettable voyage can yours! The orange plastic seaweed piece measures five to six inches long and is stapled to a 10" x 8" print of the ride's attraction poster. Each piece varies slightly. A great collectible and a great way to remember this beloved attraction! Worldwide shipping only $3.99 on this item! Item # 7230, $24.95

An Actual Piece of Walt Disney's First Hollywood Workshop

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. 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. 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 garage 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 10 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 a copy of a newspaper story. 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 10 page photocopied history packet. Worldwide shipping only $3.99 on this item no matter how many you buy! Item # 6000, $29.95 Do 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.