Story of Disneyland - Van Eaton Galleries Disneyland Auction

. (Disneyland, 1977) Press background and operational data booklet for the brand new Space Mountain attraction in Tomorrowland. The accompanying fol

(Disneyland, 1977) Rare vinyl shoulder bag given to members of the press for the grand opening of the Space Mountain attraction in Tomorrowland. Meas

(Disneyland, 1986) A stunning original acrylic printed poster for the Disneyland Captain EO attraction. Measuring 36 x 54 in. with bright and vivid co

(Disneyland, 1986) Spectacular original artwork for the Captain EO attraction poster. Accomplished in Acrylic and gouache on Measuring 21.5 x 31.5 in.

COLLECTION OF (49) AMATEUR COLOR SLIDES FROM DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1960s

COLLECTION OF (45) AMATEUR COLOR SLIDES FROM DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1968

COLLECTION OF (70) AMATEUR PHOTOS AT DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1970S-1980S

COLLECTION OF (58) AMATEUR COLOR SLIDES FROM DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1980

COLLECTION OF (64) COLOR (MAGENTA) COMMERCIAL VARI-VUE SOUVENIR SLIDES OF DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1960S.

COLLECTION OF (46) COLOR AMATEUR SLIDES OF DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1966-1977.

COLLECTION OF (51) COLOR AMATEUR SLIDES OF DISNEYLAND CIRCA 1975-1983.

(Bob Gurr, 1955) This rare (96) page auto styling book was published by Bob Gurr, famed WED Imagineering designer/engineer for much of Disneyland attr

(WED, 1961) Soon after the opening of his Monorail system Disneyland, Walt attempted to interest the Los Angeles government into investing in a Disney

(WED, 1964) An extremely rare WED Enterprises large, fold-out Christmas card for 1964. The card features color photos of concept artwork and maquette

(Disneyland, 1965) In 1965, Disneyland’s “Tencennial” or the Tenth Year Anniversary was a heavily celebrated milestone. Walt held a particular pride

(WED, 1966) In 1966, Walt acquired more property on Flower Street in Glendale, California to house the soon-to-be-expanded WED offices for the plannin

(Walt Disney Studios, 1966) Walt Disney Productions annual stock holders report for 1966 This particular issue was prepared before Walt Disney’s sudde

(WED, 1966-67) Roy Disney’s personal copy of a seventeen page report prepared by Imagineering President Mel Melton. The report, prepared and distribut

(WED, 1967) A 34 x 23 in. photo mounted on board featuring the early planning stages of Walt Disney World and EPCOT as originally planned by Walt Disn

(WED, 1965-67) Facinating group of documents from the desk of WED Enterprises President, Mel Melton. Perhaps no other Walt Disney project provides mor

(WED, 1967) Staff roster and vacation status report for the entire WED 1967 work force. Measuring 11 x 9.25 in. and in very good condition.

(WED, 1967) Issued a mere two months after Walt Disney’s death, this very rare press kit was sent to related news outlets and corporate participants a

(WED, 1968) Oversize black and white photo hand-signed by and featuring Herb Ryman, Ken O’Brien, Collin Campbell, Marc Davis, Al Bertino, Wathel Roger

(WED, 1967) File copy with inter-office memo attached of The Disneyland Dictionary, an informational publication designed for WED and Disneyland emplo

(WED, 1968) Executive summary prepared for RCA concerning “Project 90”. This particular working copy is from the office files of Disneyland Entertainm

(WED, 1967) Concept booklet ofsome of the earliest internal information made available on the project for use within Disney and selected corporate spo

(WED, 1968) A very nice spiral bound information kit to familiarize the WED staff and park cast members on the many features and history of the park’s

(WED, 1968) A fascinating information booklet for Monsanto executives who were treated to a whirlwind, three-day event at Disneyland, the Disney Studi

(WED, 1971) In-house file folder from the office of Mel Melton containing statistics on admissions and ticket sales and comparisons to previous years.

(Disneyland, 1972) Disney Archivist Dave Smith compiled document prepared for WED on their 50th anniversary. This item came from the office of Mel Mel

(WED, 1973) An incredible file from the office of Mel Melton containing research and records on Walt Disney World from development to opening. Measur

(WED, 1975) Informational sales booklet created by WED for potential sales of the Mark IV Monorail system for commercial use outside of the Disney com

(Disneyland, 1975) Fascinating summary of ticket sales and admission stats for 1965-1975. Measures 11.5 x 10 in.

(Disneyland, 1980) On-site worn MAPO construction hard hat used during renovations at the park in 1980. Adjustable head sizes 6 1/2 through 8. In very

(Disneyland, 1966) Large photographic planning board used by WED when planning the “New Tomorrowland” in 1966. The photo mounted to board measures 57

(Disneyland, 1956) Long-running employee publication for Disneyland cast members, covering lots of great behind the scenes news, info, gossip, and wha

(Disneyland, 1957) The July 1957 issue of Disneylander Magazine featuring the second anniversary of the park. Disneylander Magazine was the first stag

(Disneyland, 1967) Cast member magazine from the Spring of 1967, shortly before Pirates of Carribean opened. In very good condition with minor wear.

(Disneyland, 1977) Extremely rare 5-ring binder containing information on the wearing, care, and maintenance for each costumed character in the park.

!(Disneyland, 1984)Enjoy every month of the year with your favorite “man of the park”. Most definitely, a different time in Disneyland history! Measu

(Disneyland, 1984)Rare employee picket sign for a 1984 cast member strike (the largest ever at Disneyland). In good condition overall.

(Disneyland, 1970)An extremely rare, fully intact new hire cast member orientation packet from Disneyland University. The university, started by Van

(Worlds Fair, 1964) John C. Wenrich was commissioned by the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair corporation to create a series of official renderings of the

(World's Fair 1964) Absolutely beautiful original concept painting of the 1964 fairgrounds focusing on the AMF Monorail with the Unisphere in th...

(New York’s World’s Fair, 1963) Original concept art for the “International Gardens” area of the Magic Skyway attraction of the New York World’s fair.

(New York’s World’s Fair, 1963) A bold ozalid print used by WED Imagineering in the planning of the Ford pavilion’s attraction, Magic Skyway. Prints

(New Your World’s Fair, 1964) Press kit for Walt Disney’s Magic Skyway at the Ford Pavillion in the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair. Known as the Wond

(New Your World’s Fair, 1963) Stunning silk-screened poster made as gifts to World’s Fair, Disney and General Electric executives, featuring a concept