Disneyland Collectibles - Finding a Good Home?

[englanddg]

Hi everyone!

A very close friend of mine has come across some Disneyland collectibles whilst dealing with the estate of a family member, and I volunteered to help him figure out the best way to value and sell them to a collector who appreciates their rarity and special nature.

Most of the collection consists of old Disneyland Ticket Books dating from what appears the mid-60s. The most interesting to me is the Mr Lincoln ticket, which appears to be a pre-opening admission?

I’ve never seen one like that before.

The last one, however, is incredibly unique. I don’t have the story behind it yet, but will post as soon as I know more. It appears to be a hand drawn Mickey, signed by Roy Disney.

At first glance, the signature matches.

If anyone has any experience valuing and selling items, I’d love some advice.

Thanks in advance!

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

The ticket books look interesting. I'm not an expert but I would guess that the Mickey wasn't drawn by Roy Disney, I don't think he drew at all. I would guess that Roy Williams, who was one of the adults on the original Mickey Mouse Club and animator, would be more likely have drawn and signed it. A quick internet search with my hunch about Roy Williams led me to this picture. I just Googled Roy Williams Disney and then clicked on images and this picture to George showed up.

 

[englanddg]

The ticket books look interesting. I'm not an expert but I would guess that the Mickey wasn't drawn by Roy Disney, I don't think he drew at all. I would guess that Roy Williams, who was one of the adults on the original Mickey Mouse Club and animator, would be more likely have drawn and signed it. A quick internet search with my hunch about Roy Williams led me to this picture. I just Googled Roy Williams Disney and then clicked on images and this picture to George showed up.

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Wow! Great sleuth work!

Thanks a bunch!