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 When Disneyland opened its gates 1955, it included two shooting galleries; one in Frontierland and another across from the Jungle Cruise in Adventureland.  Both galleries featured pellet-shooting rifles and sturdy iron targets.  Every night the Disneyland paint crew would repaint every target.  In more recent years the Frontierland gallery was updated for rifles that shoot infrared light beams (no more repainting targets) and the Adventureland "Big Game Shoot" was removed entirely and replaced with a shops.  This heavy cast iron target is memento from Disneyland's earlier days.  It's an actual heavy metal target used in Adventureland's Big Game Shoot.  Are piece of old Disneyland.  Item # 3278, $44.95
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Disney Studio artist/writer Del Connell wrote the Mickey Mouse newspaper daily strip and Sunday page from 1968 into the 1980s. In writing the strip, he drew a preliminary version of the feature for that day in pencil; it was then approved (and/or changed) by editors in the Disney Publications Department and turned over to Manuel Gonzales who drew the inked, published version. Here is Del Connell's polished original drawing in pencil for the Sunday page plus a copy of the black-and-white proof of the final version that was issued to subscribing newspapers for publication on August 22, 1976. This humorous episode features Mickey Mouse, Morty, Minnie Mouse and Clarabelle Cow. The art image measures 9" x 13 1/2" on a 10 1/2" x 15 1/4" sheet; the proof measures 10" x 14 3/4". The art sheet has a vertical crease at center, margin pinholes plus discoloration and small bits out at top and left edge not affecting the art: VERY FINE condition.  One of just two available (see also item below).  Item # 4063, $249.95
 
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Disney Studio artist/writer Del Connell wrote the Mickey Mouse newspaper daily strip and Sunday page from 1968 into the 1980s. In writing the strip, he drew a preliminary version of the feature for that day in pencil; it was then approved (and/or changed) by editors in the Disney Publications Department and turned over to Manuel Gonzales who drew the inked, published version. Here is Del Connell's polished original drawing in pencil for the Sunday page plus a copy of the black-and-white proof of the final version that was issued to subscribing newspapers for publication on October 29, 1978. This humorous episode features Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and Clarabelle Cow; Minnie uses her feminine psychology to ensure that Mickey does not move to the country. The art image measures 9" x 13 1/2" on a 10 1/2" x 15" sheet; the proof measures 11" x 16". The art sheet has two vertical creases at center, light handling: VERY FINE condition.  Item # 4396, $249.95
 
About $29/Month with Free Lay-Away!
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Disneyland Skyway Vintage Ticket
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From 1955 until the early 1980's, individual tickets were required to enjoy the rides and attractions at Disneyland. If you ran out of tickets, you could buy individual tickets from ticket booths inside the park (two of these old ticket booths are still at Disneyland today, with the doors and windows plastered over- the lighthouse at the Storybookland Canal Boats, and the giant mushroom in front of Alice in Wonderland).  This vintage Skyway ticket is true piece of Americana.   We have several of these, so your serial number may vary (serial number will no higher than the one shown). 
 Item # 4997,  $29.95

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