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Friday, September 29, 2006

Disneyland Collection

A few days ago I posted about my friends Disneyland collection that I am going to be selling. Well it all finally got here and I am trying to sort it all out. So what I have done is create a set of photos on Flickr of all the nicer stuff. I have already shot about 100 photos and expect to shoot at least 100 more. What fun.

Disneyland Collection on Flickr

7 comments:

  1. So far that's an impressive Disneyland collection! Good work!

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  2. Is he selling it all at once?
    or is the stuff E-Bay bound?

    Thanks for the amazing images Dan!
    Just goes to show that Disney finally
    made a good choice in using Josh (shag)
    to do the new merch at the park...and
    how influenced he was by the old art.

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  3. I get to keep some stuff, some stuff is being sold to collectors I know and much will end up on ebay over the next couple months. if there is something you care about let me know.

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  4. Awesome collection of stuff from the park. This might be a totally stupid remark from the east coast but...Have you considered getting in touch with the Disney Archives regarding this collection. I would imagine they don't have all the pieces...especially the incidental paper pieces!
    Just a thought!

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  5. Disney has a pretty huge archive from my understanding and in my experience it is a lot easier dealing with collectors.

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  6. Archive? Look what they did to their actual full-sized archive! Been to Tomorrowland lately? As I said before, Thank you to someone there with the heart & guts to let Shag bring a little color and vibe back to the place.

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  7. I arrived at your page after searching for pictures of chiclet packages from the 80s.
    Your blog is amazing, I have not been able to stop reading all the entries. It is a feast for the eyes!!
    But when I reached this cookie tin I just *had* to write. This is an Uruguayan cookie tin. I know, because I live in Uruguay and this manufacturer (El Trigal) still exists.
    What are the odds of finding this kind of item in a USA blog???? :)
    You made my day. Best regards.

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