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Phil Sears with Walt's Lilly Belle locomotive, tender and caboose as it was being readied for display at the Disney Family Museum in San Francisco.

 

 

1950's Disneyland Railroad Ticket

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When Disneyland first opened, Sante Fe and Disneyland Railroad passengers used these elaborate multi-part tickets for passage.  Measuring almost 12 inches long, this elaborately decorated ticket was printed before Disneyland's plans were finalized; it includes a stub for the Holidayland station which was never built.  In fine condition.  And like the ticket says, "No shooting buffalo from the train!"  Scan does not show all of Adventureland stub.  In good condition, with minor  rough edges as shown.  Item # 3584, $149
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SORRY, SOLD

 
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P4230468.JPG (158380 bytes)Disneyland Railroad Cast Member Item
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I love Disney train items!  This resin casting- taken from the original mold of the bolster plate from the bogies (axels) of the Disneyland steam trains- was given to longtime Disneyland railroad engineer Bill Clements as a retirement gift.  The plate features Disneyland's opening year, 1955 (the railroad was the first ride completed when Disneyland was under construction).  The bolster plate is mounted on a solid wood plaque which measures 13" long and 8" tall.  Bill Clements name has been added to the base by Disneyland.  This is the first time I've been lucky enough to get one of these rare Disneyland Railroad retirement gifts.    An uncommon addition to any train collection.  Only this one available.  Item # 3760, $349
SORRY, SOLD

     
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Disneyland Railroad Engineer 10 Year Appreciation Plaque   
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    Two of my favorite things- Disneyland and trains! 
When a Disneyland employee- called a "cast member-" completes 10 years with the company, he or she receives this handsome wall plaque.   Since most Disneyland cast members work seasonally or only for a few years during or after college, relatively few every receive this uncommon award.  This one was given to Disneyland Railroad engineer William Clements.  Made of hardwood and metal, this handsome plaque features Sleeping Beauty castle and and engraved plaque.  Measures approximately 9" X 12".  In good condition.  Item # 3757, $199
 
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Original Track
from Walt Disney's Carolwood Pacific Railroad


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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:  A surviving section of Walt Disney's Carolwood Pacific Railroad, for sale here. Above:  Walt tests the Carolwood-Pacific RR before it leaves the studio for his home.


Trains always fascinated Walt Disney.  His uncle was an engineer, and in the summer as a teenage Walt Disney sold newspapers and snacks on the Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe.  Inspired by Disney artists Ollie Johnston and Ward Kimball, and with the help of Disney Studio mechanical genius Roger Broggie, Walt built a miniature live steam train in the Studio's machine shop.  After testing on the Studio lot, the train was installed on the property of his home on Carolwood Drive near Beverly Hills in the early 1950's.  He called his train the "Carolwood-Pacific," and named it's engine the Lilly Belle in honor of his wife Lillian.  Walt's layout included 2,615 feet of track included a 46-foot long trestle and a 90-foot tunnel.  Walt delighted in taking his daughters, their neighborhood friends, and Hollywood stars like Kirk Douglas for rides along the CP's rails.  Eventually Walt Disney turned his attention to a larger railroad- the one that would en circle Disneyland- and Walt retired the Carolwood Pacific.  When the last of the railroad was dismantled a few years after Walt's death, most of the track was given to a Los Angeles live-steam club, and a few sections were stored away by his family and others with close ties (pardon the pun) to the Carolwood Pacific Railroad.  This rare section of Walt Disney's Carolwood Pacific train track measures approximately 13" x 13" and is comprised of two aluminum rails attached to five wooden ties.  The track is in weathered condition consistent with outdoor use, just as it was when Walt Disney last rode these rails.  Rarely does any item formerly owned by Walt Disney come onto the market.  Walt Disney's Carolwood Drive home was demolished a few years ago, and now this track is one of the only tangible pieces of that famous property and its live steam railroad available for ownership by a private collector.  Walt Disney's Lille Belle engine, tender, and caboose now rest on a longer section of this track in the Walt Disney Family Museum, and barn in which Walt Disney stored his Carolwood Pacific rolling stock has been turned into a museum in Los Angeles.  This section of track is indeed a museum piece.  Includes the Phil Sears Collectibles Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity.  Item # 2080, $3,995 
U.S. shipping $19.95 on this heavy item.  Foreign shipping higher; please inquire.

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The Carolwood Pacific Historical Society named
Phil Sears an Honorary Member after inviting him to display Walt Disney autographed items at Walt's train barn in Los Angeles.

 

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A stunning high-quality reproduction of the retro style monorail badge worn by the pilots of Disneyland's classic domed Mark I, II and III style monorails of days gone by.  2 1/2" long. 
Item # 2342, $19.95

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Disneyland 50th Anniversary Monorail Red
ONLY 2 LEFT!
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Includes stand, plaque, and removable monorail pin. Authentic markings and detail down to the rivets!

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The Disneyland Monorail made history when it debuted in 1959, the first of its kind anywhere in the country.  To commemorate Disneyland's 50th birthday, the original designer Disney Legend Bob Gurr collaborated with other Disney artists and Master Replicas to lovingly recreate this die-cast metal O scale model with all the authentic details from the seats to the precise placement of each rivet. Other impeccable details include working headlights, taillights and a top beacon light. 

Only 1959 of these special red Mark 1 monorail replicas  were made.  Includes a certificate of authenticity from Disneyland and a collectible depicting the original monorail station sign.  Requires 2 button-cell batteries, included. Monorail 22'' L. Base 21 5/8'' L x 4 1/4'' W. Die-cast metal, injection-molded thermo-plastic and wood base.   Limited edition of 1959; we have only a few.  New in decorative collector box.  Item # 2355, $399
U.S. shipping $19.95 on this large item.  Foreign shipping $49.95


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This 30" x 60" black and white "blueprint" shows all the architectural detains of Disneyland's Main Street Depot.  A great display piece for any Disney or train lover's wall.  Item # 1382, $29.95
U.S. shipping $8.95.  Foreign shipping $25 on any size poster/litho/blueprint order because of size of package.  Automatic checkout will not calculate foreign shipping accurately.  After you place your order we will email foreign customers for additional shipping payment.

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Also available:
Exterior Layout of Walt Disney's Home & Back Yard Train
The complete layout of Walt Disney's live steam railroad, the Carolwood Pacific!  Item # 1381, $29.95

U.S. shipping $8.95.  Foreign shipping $25 on any size poster/litho/blueprint order because of size of package.  Automatic checkout will not calculate foreign shipping accurately.  After you place your order we will email foreign customers for additional shipping payment.


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The Ward Kimball Collection
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Above:  Ward Kimball with Walt Disney "Ward Kimball, bottom row 2nd from right with the other eight "Walt's 9 Old Men." Kimball was the only Disney employee Walt Disney called a "genuis.

Of the more than one thousand artists who worked for Walt Disney over the years, he only ever referred to one as a "genius."  That was the colorful, eccentric, inventive Ward Kimball.  Ward Kimball started with Disney as an artist in the 1930's and continued into the 1980's as a consultant.  While his achievements are many, he is popularly known for creating Jiminy Cricket's unmistakable look and being one of Walt's "9 Old Men-" the handful of artists whom Walt considered his most talented and valuable.  Kimball also directed Oscar-winning Disney shorts, and continuing on through the 1980's as a consultant on Walt Disney World.  

Ward was instrumental in encouraging Walt Disney's love of trains (Kimball ran a full size narrow gauge steam engine in his back yard) and Ward is the only non-family member to vacation alone with Walt Disney; the two train lovers went to a railroad exposition, of course.  Disneyland has named it's newest locomotive after Kimball.  Many of the items offered below reflect Ward's lifelong love of trains.

Kimball passed away in 2002, and several years later the bulk of his toy and train collection was auctioned, selling for more than $6 million dollars!  More recently his wife Betty has been selling the last of his personal collection.  Here we are pleased to present these exceptionally rare items from Ward Kimball's famed San Gabriel, CA home.  A small piece of Walt Disney - Ward Kimball legacy can be part of your home for a very reasonable price.   Included with every item on this page is the Phil Sears Collectibles Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity stating the item was personally owned by Ward Kimball.  Also included is a photocopy of paperwork from Kimball's wife relating to the item.  This may be your only remaining opportunity to own a personal item from the collection of Disney legend Ward Kimball!

  

Trains from Ward Kimball's Famous Train Room 

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A neat set of 12 paper train cutouts removed from the walls of Ward Kimball's train room when his wife Betty sold Ward's possessions that had not been included in the earlier $6 million auctions.  Each colorful car measures approximately 9.5" long... the entire train measures almost ten feet long!   Includes the Phil Sears Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity Certificate, stating this sign was part of Ward Kimball's personal collection.  A chance to own an actual piece of Ward Kimball's train room.  Only this one available.  Set of 12, item # 4418, WAS $199 -- NOW ON SALE $179.95  
 
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Ward Kimball's Personal Issue of "Wheel Clicks" Railroad Publication

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  A great chance to own an historical railroad publication from the legendary Disney animator who encouraged Walt Disney's love of trains!  A 4 page newsletter from the Pacific Railroad Society plus several pages of supplements.  This Spring 1952 issue features an interesting supplemental arrival and departure schedule for Los Angeles trains, including Super Chief, the Sunset Limited, the Grand Canyon, the City of St. Louis, and other famous trains.   A neat piece of railroad history from the famous Disney artist who ran a narrow gauge railroad in his own back yard!  This item was sold by Ward's wife, Betty Kimball, in 2008.  Includes the Phil Sears Collectibles Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity Certificate.  Item # 4454, WAS $49.95 -- NOW ON SALE $34.95
 
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Ward Kimball's Personal Issue of Railroad Enthusiast's Publication

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A 4 page newsletter from a California-based railroad enthusiast's club, dated June, 1938- about the time Ward was animating Jiminy Cricket for PINOCCHIO.  A great chance to own a vintage railroad publication from the legendary Disney animator who encouraged Walt Disney's love of trains!  Features stories about the Sante Fe Railroad in 1938.This item was sold by Ward's wife, Betty Kimball, in 2008.    Yellowed; 2.5" tear in front page.  Includes the Phil Sears Collectibles Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity Certificate.  Item # 4452, WAS $49.95 - NOW ON SALE $34.95
 
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Ward Kimball's Personal Issue of "Wheel Clicks" Railroad Publication

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A 4 page newsletter from a California-based railroad enthusiast's club.  This January 1952 issue features a cover story on the delivery of the Denver & Rio Grande Western locomotive and rolling stock to Knott's Berry Farm.  This item was sold by Ward's wife, Betty Kimball, in 2008.  Includes the Phil Sears Collectibles Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity Certificate.  A great chance to own a vintage railroad publication from the legendary Disney animator who encouraged Walt Disney's love of trains!  Item # 4456, WAS $89.95 - NOW ON SALE $49.95
 
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Ward Kimball's Personal Issue of Electric Railway Publication

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Aprox. 25 pages, each fully illustrated, displaying the state of the art of electric railways in 1916!  This magazine is not original to 1916, but is a later reprint sponsored by the Electric Railway Historical Society, and was part of Ward Kimball's personal collection.  A great chance to own a railroad publication from the legendary Disney animator who encouraged Walt Disney's love of trains!  This item was sold by Ward's wife, Betty Kimball, in 2008.  Includes the Phil Sears Collectibles Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity Certificate.  Item # 4462, WAS $49.95 - NOW ON SALE $34.95
 
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END OF WARD KIMBALL COLLECTION

 

Phil Sears at Disneyland, circa 1963

 

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