The Paul Morantz Collection

(Salten/Grosset & Dunlap, 1929) The second English language edition of "Bambi" by Felix Salten. This followed the first American editi...

(Japan, 1940s) A Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck in rowboat celluloid toy. Made in Occupied Japan, the 6"x2.5" tall toy features two moveable...

(Masudaya, 1940s) A "Running Mickey on Pluto" celluloid wind-up toy. Measuring 3.25"wide, 6" long and 5.25" tall, the toy f...

(Marx, 1939) A beautiful tin litho wind-up toy with built-in key. Produced by Marx Toys, it measures 2"x17"x17" tall including a 7&qu...

(Marx, 1939) A Walking Pinocchio tin litho wind-up toy with box. When wound, Pinocchio waddles forward and his eyes move. Measuring 3"x8.75&quo...

(Marx, 1939) A Figaro wind-up tin litho toy by Marx. When wound, Figaro scampers forward as his tail flips and turns him in a new direction. The 3&q...

(Ideal, 1940s) A wooden jointed Jiminy Cricket doll by the Ideal Novelty and Toy Company. Measuring 8.5" tall, the doll is in good condition de...

(George Borgfelt Co., 1940s) A Wooden figure of Pinocchio with cord arms distributed by the George Borgfeldt Co. Standing 4.75" tall, the figu...

(Multi Products, 1940) An extremely rare Pinocchio wall sconce by Multi Products of Chicago. Multi Products released (3) Syroco plaques with images fr

(Gillette, 1940) A complete set of (5) Pinocchio themed paper masks given away as a premium by Gillette Blades. Still in their original envelope, the

(Concora, 1947) A Walt Disney Slotties by Concora & Container Corporation of America. The educational and entertaining toy features (6) buildabl...

(Thomson-Houston, 1940s) A Mazda "Disneylights" Display by the British Thomson-Houston. The display contains (12) light covers featuring s...

(Railley, 1940s) An extremely rare pair of lampshades featuring Panchito and Pluto with Pups by Railley Corporation. The lampshades were manufactured

(Australia, 1930s) A Rare Mickey Mouse tin box produced for the Australian market. The tin was released in Australia and is part of a series which inc

(Disney, 1940) A Walt Disney Studio Holiday Greeting Card given to the staff as well as friends of the studio. The artwork features a caroling cast of

(Disney, 1940s-50s) A collection of (4) promotional premium buttons featuring Pinocchio, Dumbo, and Jose Carioca. The Dumbo buttons were premiums for

(Japan, 1940s) A Mickey Race Car painted tin toy manufactured in Occupied Japan in the 1940s. The 3" long car features a celluloid Mickey hea...

(Linemar, 1950s) A wind-up, Mechanical Walking Walt Disney's Pinocchio Toy manufactured by Linemar Toys of Japan. Measuring 3.5" at its wid...

(Linemar, 1950s) A wind-up, Mechanical Walking Walt Disney's Pinocchio Toy manufactured by Linemar Toys of Japan. Measuring 3.5" at its wid...

(Marx Toys, 1950s) A Walt Disney Television Car manufactured by Marx Toys. The tin-litho toy features imagery of Mickey, Goofy, Bambi, and Thumper and