Mr Punchs Shop : Disney
| | | 1930s English Dean's Rag Book Plush Mickey Mouse Doll(Reference #09-12-30)
In late 1929, Dean's Rag Book of England secured a licence from Walt Disney to produce plush Mickey Mouse dolls under registered design number 750611. The company initially produced the dolls in eight sizes, from 6" up to 21", although a 48" version was added in 1932. On offer here is an example of the 8" size. The dolls were made using the company's patented Evripose jointing system so that the limbs can be bent in any direction. The wire in this example is still complete and intact, so that you can still bend his arms and legs. The body is made of a fine velour fabric, as are the shorts; the face has printed facial features with the registration number printed at the base of the neck. Mickey has boot button eyes and the toothy grin that is so typical of vintage Mickey Mouse toys. The ears and over-sized hands are made of thick felt, as are the tops of the shoes. The soles are made from leather-look material. Mickey is in very acceptable condition for his age: there are half a dozen small moth holes to the shoes (mostly to the backs), one to the back of the left leg, and a small nibble to the left ear. He also lacks his rubber tail (which is always missing because the rubber perishes with age). However, he is still a fine example of one of England's best vintage Mickey toys. US$450.00
Price: £225.00 |  | |
|  | 1930s UK Welcom Disney Snow White Jigsaw(Reference #03-7-11ww)
Made in England by Williams Ellis (Welcom) under licence from Walt Disney-Mickey Mouse Ltd, this puzzle is complete and in very good condition. Issued to coincide with the release of the Disney film in 1937, the puzzle is number two in a series of eight. Entitled 'Whistle While You Work', the puzzle depicts Snow White and assorted animals doing the housework in the cottage. The 200 pieces are made of stout cardboard and are still very brightly coloured. The box has fared less well than the puzzle: it suffers from tearing to one end and minor creasing elsewhere. (WR) US$36.00
Price: £18.00 | |
| 1970s Glass Mickey and Minnie Mouse Moneybox(Reference #8-12-9)
Made in the 1970s under licence from the Walt Disney Company, this unusual glass moneybox stands " high. It features Minnie surrounded by hearts on one side, and Mickey surrounded by stars on the other. It is trademarked on the bottom and has a coin slot at the top. Apart from some minor paint loss, the moneybox is in very fine condition. (#) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 |  | |
|  | 1970s Spanish Tin Uncle Scrooge Moneybox(Reference #8-4-01mb)
Made in Spain in the 1970s and carrying the Walt Disney Productions trademark, this brightly printed tinplate moneybox measures 5.25" x 3.75" x 2". It features Uncle Scrooge with his moneybags on one side and Donald fuming over a bill for living expenses on the other. The spine is marked 'El libro de Tio Glito' - Uncle Scrooge's book. The moneybox is in absolutely excellent condition and even still has its original key clipped to the bottom so that you can empty it - if Uncle Scrooge will let you! (#) US$44.00
Price: £22.00 | |
| 1950s English Boxed Tinplate/Plastic Disney Target Set(Reference #6-3-151)
Made by Wells of England in the 1950s under licence from Walt Disney Productions Ltd, this family shooting gallery has a lithographed tinplate frame and four plastic figures of Pluto, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy that spin round when struck with a cork. It measures 11.5" x 7.75" and is in very good condition for its age, probably because the pop gun with corks that would have been included originally is now missing. However, it still makes a very attractive Disney collectible in its own right. The target set is complete with its original box that is attractively printed, but does suffer from tearing and scuffing, and two re-attached end flaps. (WR) US$28.00
Price: £14.00 |  | |
|  | 1970s English Green Monk Disney Tin Drums (2)(Reference #04-7-3dd)
Made by Green Monk Combex of England in the 1970s under licence from Walt Disney Productions, these two tinplate drums (7" in diameter) are brightly lithographed. The printing presents all your favourite Disney characters: Mickey, Donald, Minnnie, Pluto, and Goofy - all playing a musical instrument. The tops and bottoms of the drums are somewhat battered where they have been struck with the drumsticks (these are sadly now missing), but the printed sides are still in good shape. Both drums suffer from very minor print loss and are slightly dented, but would still make very attractive display pieces for a Disney collection. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 | |
| 1986 Disney Winnie the Pooh Enamelled Brooch on Card(Reference #LBC21)
Made by Rainbow Designs of England in 1986 under licence from the Walt Disney Company, this hand enamelled brooch is still pinned to its original sales card. The brooch measures 1.5" high and is in absolutely immaculate condition. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 |  | |
|  | 1930s Disney Snow White Paper/Wood Cut-Outs(Reference #01-7-12)
Probably printed in England to coincide with the release of Disney’s ‘Snow White’, these paper cut-outs of the film’s characters have been pasted onto the cardboard stands provided in the original set. The set is, unfortunately, no longer complete. It currently consists of the prince riding his horse, five dwarves building a bed for Snow White, a tree surrounded by toadstools, a deer, a pair of rabbits, three separate chipmunks in the forest, and the rear section of the dwarves’ cottage. There are therefore nine cut-outs in total. They are in very good condition for their age; there is just slight creasing to the edges and thatched roof of the cottage where the paper is not supported by the wooden backing. If you’re a fan of Snow White, then these delightful cut-outs could form an extremely attractive backdrop for the other items in your collection of memorabilia. (WR) US$36.00
Price: £18.00 | |
| Assorted 1970s/80s Mickey Mouse Items (12)(Reference #01-7-11cc)
Dating from the 1970s and 1980s, this selection comprises two cloth badges, two tinplate badges, a plastic badge, a plastic fridge magnet, a plastic key ring, a plastic spoon and fork, a bookmark (still on original backing card), a photograph frame, and a Walt Disney World plaque. All of the items are complete, intact, and in good condition for their age. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 |  | |
|  | 1960s French Cloth/Vinyl Walking Mickey Mouse(Reference #01-7-11e)
Made by Clodrey of France in the 1960s, this very unusual walking Mickey Mouse doll stands 18 inches tall. Made of cloth and plastic and with a vinyl head, Mickey walks courtesy of an air pumping mechanism that is activated by squeezing his hands. When you squeeze his right or left hand, the leg on the corresponding side of his body moves forward. Mickey is in full working order and is in very acceptable condition for his age. All he suffers from is slight paint loss to his nose and head, some marking to his right hand, and some slight grubbiness to the cloth of his feet. Please note that the stand is not included. (#) US$78.00
Price: £39.00 | |
| 1970s English Linen Disney Winnie-the-Pooh Bear(Reference #05-7-12x)
This linen Pooh bear was probably made at home by following a commercially available pattern in England in the 1970s. He is in a seated position and measures 12" tall. Pooh is very well made, and has kapok stuffing and felt facial features. He is in very good condition: there is just slight marking to the left-hand side of his face, below the mouth. Undoubtedly, this is a case of too much honey in one go! He would make an absolutely charming addition to any collection of Winnie-the-Pooh memorabilia. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 |  | |
|  | 1950s English Disney Transfer Books (3)(Reference #7-9-81)
Issued by Tower Press of England in the 1950s, these three transfer books feature Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Bambi. The three books (actually a pair of covers) enclose a set of transfers that you have to place in a saucer of water until wet so that you can then transfer the picture to another sheet of paper. All three books are in good condition, although the Donald one lacks its transfers, and all of them suffer from marking to the insides where the colour has transferred from the sheet of transfers. As a result, the transfers themselves are somewhat washed out. However, these are unusual items of Disney memorabilia that would enhance any serious collection. (WR) US$44.00
Price: £22.00 | |
| 1970 Hong Kong Articulated Donald Duck Figure(Reference #7-10-22)
Made in Hong Kong in the 1970s under licence from Walt Disney Productions, this moulded plastic figure of Donald Duck stands seven and a half inches tall, and has an articulated neck, arms and legs. He is also complete with his cotton sailor jacket, bow, original paper swing tag, and original label to his jacket. Apart from some slight fading to the front of his jacket, there are absolutely no defects to report. (TR) US$24.00
Price: £12.00 |  | |
|  | 1930s French Rubber Disney Little Pigs (2)(Reference #00-4-24)
Although these delightful figures are not marked in any way, they clearly represent Disney's Little Pigs from the 1933 film. Standing 3" tall, they are attractively moulded and represent fiddler pig and practical pig. They are complete, intact, and in very good condition, considering how inherently fragile they are. Apart from some minor scuffing and staining, there are no defects to report. This porky pair would make a stunning addition to any collection of pig-related memorabilia or of Disneyana. (TR) US$50.00
Price: £25.00 | |
| 1960 Hong Kong Marx Mickey Mouse Puppet(Reference #03-3-18)
Louis Marx made this Mickey Mouse articulated figure in Hong Kong in the 1960s. He stands nearly 4" tall on his drum, and when the base is depressed, he can be made to perform various antics. The drum has a small missing section to the top at one side, but this does not affect Mickey's dancing routine. In all other respects, the toy is in original condition. Marx made a large number of different Disney toys in this range, and this is one of the less common. (#) US$98.00
Price: £49.00 |  | |
|  | 1946 Disney Peter and the Wolf Card Game(Reference #4-9-86)
 Produced by Pepys Games in the UK to coincide with the release of the Disney film 'Make Mine Music' in 1946, this Peter and the Wolf card game is complete, has its instructions, and is still contained in its original box. The object of the game is for each player to get rid of his or her cards as quickly as possible. The cards are in very good condition and do not appear to have been played with much; the box hasn't fared quite as well over the years. It suffers from tearing, scuffing, and the loss of one flap to the top. However, if you're a fan of Peter and the Wolf, then this could well be the item for you.
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| 1961 Marx Disney Disneykins Leaflet(Reference #9-10-01f)
This leaflet (8.75" x 3.75") illustrates 34 of the 'different masterpieces' of plastic figures that Marx in Hong Kong produced in its Disneykins range. These include characters from 'Alice', 'Pinocchio', Peter Pan', and 'Lady and the Tramp', and 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarves'. The leaflet would originally have been included in the small cardboard box that the figures came in, which explains why it has so many folds. However, there are no other defects to report and this is a desirable item, if for no other reason than that it names so many Disneykins characters.
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|  | 1980s Boxed Mickey Mouse Child's Dinner Set(Reference #8-2-02dd)
Made by Superware in Thailand in the 1980s, this boxed Mickey Mouse child's dinner set comprises three melamine pieces: a four-compartment plate measuring 9.5" by 8.5", and a knife and fork. These last two items are plain; the plate features transfers of Mickey and Donald dressed as cowboys and carries the Walt Disney copyright mark. There are no defects to report to the set that is still contained in its original cardboard box. This has suffered somewhat over the years and is now subject to taping, scuffing, and some cardboard loss. It is, nevertheless, complete and intact and has a wonderfully colourful graphic of Mickey and Donald on the front. (~160) US$36.00
Price: £18.00 | |
| 1961 Marx Disneykin Babes in Toyland Soldier(Reference #02-9-5)
This large-scale (3" tall) plastic Marx Disneykins Babes in Toyland Soldier is still contained in its original cardboard sentry box. The soldier is marching and carrying a rifle. He is in absolutely mint and unplayed with condition. The sentry box, however, has not fared as well over the years. It is subject to tearing and creasing which is most pronounced to the top of the box. It is, nevertheless, in pretty remarkable condition for a toy that was issued in 1961. The box is marked both with the Marx trademark and with the Walt Disney Productions copyright. This is an unusual item that is much harder to find in this scale than in the more usual smaller one. (25 *) US$60.00
Price: £30.00 |  | |
|  | 1930s UK Mickey Mouse Badge/Minnie Mouse Fork(Reference #02-6-01d)
These two unrelated Mickey and Minnie Mouse items from the 1930s are both believed to be English in origin. The 'Mickey Mouse Chums' badge was issued to members of the club run by the comic 'Mickey Mouse Weekly'. It measures 1" in diameter, and is in fair condition. However, it has no pin on the back and the black enamel is missing from Mickey's ears. Nevertheless, the image is unmistakably that of Mickey with pie-cut eyes, and the badge retains a nostalgic charm, despite its condition. The Minnie Mouse fork is the sole survivor of a three-piece set, and measures 4.75" in length. It is in good but used condition, and is stamped with 'My Minnie Mouse' and a picture of Minnie Mouse on the handle. If you're interested in budget items from Mickey's golden era, then these two bits could be for you. (WR) US$30.00
Price: £15.00 | |
| 1930s English Mickey Mouse Chums Badge(Reference #02-6-01)
This enamel badge was issued in England in the 1930s to members of the 'Mickey Mouse Chums' club, run by the publishers of 'Mickey Mouse Weekly'. The badge is in worn condition, as it has no pin on the back, and there is a missing area of red enamel just above Mickey's head. However it is an item of classic Mickey, and if you haven't got one already then it's not expensive. The diameter of the badge is 1". (25 #) US$30.00
Price: £15.00 |  | |
|  | 1950s Plastic Disney Pinocchio Figures (3)(Reference #02-5-01m)
Made by JIM of France in the 1950s, these three figures celebrate one of Disney's most successful cartoons ever - 'Pinocchio' of 1940. They comprise Cleo the fish, Pinocchio himself, and his conscience - Jiminy Cricket. Pinocchio stands 2.5" tall; Cleo is 1.5" long. The two larger figures are marked both with the JIM trademark and with WDP (Walt Disney Productions). All three figures are complete and in very good condition; there is just minor paint loss, as well as some grubbiness to Pinocchio's face. (75 *) US$30.00
Price: £15.00 | |
| 1960s Plastic Disney 101 Dalmatians Dogs (4)(Reference #02-5-01r)
Made by JIM of France in the 1960s, these four figures celebrate one of Disney's most splendid cartoons ever - '101 Dalmatians' of 1960. They comprise the two parent dogs, the Colonel and Jock the Scottie dog. The parents are approximately 2.5" tall; the other two dogs measure 2" in height. The figures are marked both with the JIM trademark and with WDP (Walt Disney Productions). They are in excellent condition, without any defects to report. (TR) US$44.00
Price: £22.00 |  | |
|  | 1960s Marx Disney Disneykins Leaflet(Reference #9-10-01e)
This leaflet (8.75" x 3.75") illustrates 34 of the 'different masterpieces' of plastic figures that Marx in Hong Kong produced in its Disneykins range. These include characters from 'Snow White', 'Pinocchio', Peter Pan', and 'Dumbo', among others. The leaflet would originally have been included in the small cardboard box that the figures came in, which explains why it has so many folds. The only other defects to report are a number of holes to the top section of the leaflet. However, this is still a desirable item, if for no other reason than that it names so many Disneykins characters. (WR ) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 | |
| 1950s French Plastic Disney Bambi Figures (4)(Reference #02-5-01a)
Made by JIM of France in the 1950s, these four figures celebrate one of Disney's most thrilling cartoons ever - 'Bambi' of 1942. They comprise three forest deer in different poses and a squirrel, and range in size from 1" to 2.5" tall. The figures are marked both with the JIM trademark and with WDP (Walt Disney Productions). They are in excellent condition, without any defects to report. (75 #) US$30.00
Price: £15.00 |  | |
|  | 1960s Plastic Disney 101 Dalmatians (3)(Reference #02-5-01f)
Made by JIM of France in the 1960s, these three figures celebrate one of Disney's most splendid cartoons ever - 'One Hundred and One Dalmatians' of 1960. They comprise Pongo and Perdita (Mr and Mrs Pongo), and one of the pups. The parents are approximately 2.5" tall; the seated pup is 1" tall. The figures are marked both with the JIM trademark and with WDP (Walt Disney Productions). They are in excellent condition, without any defects to report.
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| 1950s Boxed Disney Mickey Mouse Music Set(Reference #02-3-38)
Made by Emenee Musical Toys of New York under licence from Walt Disney Productions, this Mickey Mouse Rhythm Band claims that it 'teaches children basic music'. The band comprises a 78 rpm instruction record, together with a pair of cymbals, a Mickey Mouse Club Mouseketeers tambourine, two wooden percussion sticks, a pair of maracas, wrist bells, sandpaper blocks, and ratchet board. It also includes an instruction leaflet and promotional booklet for other Emenee musical toys. The set does not appear to have been played with very much as the record is still in its original cellophane wrapping, and the instruments are all in pristine condition. The only defects to report are some paper loss to the cardboard inner, a couple of tears to the cardboard backdrop, and some scuffing and tearing to the original box (22.5" x 14"). This is a delightful item that would enhance any collection of Disney memorabilia. (WR) US$138.00
Price: £69.00 |  | |
|  | 1940s English Disney Boxed Film Strips (3)(Reference #5-4-80)
Made in England by Johnsons of Hendon by arrangement with Walt Disney Mickey Mouse Ltd, these three boxed film strips are all complete with their reading sheets and are in very good condition. They are for use with the Disney film projector also marketed by Johnsons, but would undoubtedly work with any similar apparatus. They comprise 24 slides each, either two 12-slide stories or one 24-slide story, and are wound round a wooden peg (2" long). The sets are number 31, comprising Mickey and the Beanstalk; number 29, comprising Johnny Appleseed and Little Toot, both from Melody Time; number 27, comprising Sleep-Walker Donald, featuring Donald and Daisy, and The Stolen Pup, featuring Pluto and Ronnie. In the second set, the top edge of the celulloid film strip is ragged and, in the third set, there is a small tear to the end section of the celluloid, but this does not interfere with the cells in either case. The boxes suffer from slight scuffing and tearing, but are in overall remarkably good condition for their age. These items could be of interest both to collectors of Disney and of optical toys. (WR) US$36.00
Price: £18.00 | |
| 1940s English Disney Boxed Film Strips (3)(Reference #5-4-75)
Made in England by Johnsons of Hendon by arrangement with Walt Disney Mickey Mouse Ltd, these three boxed film strips are all complete with their reading sheets and are in very good condition. They are for use with the Disney film projector also marketed by Johnsons, but would undoubtedly work with any similar apparatus. They comprise 24 slides each, either two 12-slide stories or one 24-slide story, and are wound round a wooden peg (2" long). The sets are number 26, comprising Knight for a Day featuring Goofy and Sir Cumference, and Donald in the Desert; number 30 comprising The Three Little Pigs; and number 28, comprising Wet Paint featuring Mickey and Donald, and Donald Duck Explorer featuring Donald and Goofy in the jungle. The boxes suffer from slight scuffing and tearing, but are in overall remarkably good condition for their age. (WR) US$36.00
Price: £18.00 |  | |
|  | 1930s English Disney Snow White Jigsaw Puzzle(Reference #00-8-11)
Made in England by Williams Ellis (Welcom) by arrangement with Walt Disney-Mickey Mouse Ltd, this 200 piece cardboard and interlocking jigsaw measures 14" x 10". It is number five of a series of eight puzzles and depicts the introduction of the dwarfs to Snow White. The puzzle is in excellent condition, but does lack one piece: to the edge of Dopey's left sleeve. The box too is in very acceptable condition, with just minor scuffing, tearing, staining and crushing. This is a very attractive piece of early Disney memorabilia.
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| 1960s French Disney 101 Dalmatians Figures(Reference #01-11-8)
Made by JIM of France under licence from Walt Disney Productions, these figures were issued at the time of the original '101 Dalmatians' film. The nine figures comprise pups in various amusing poses (sitting yawning, holding a shopping basket, chewing a bone, rolling on back, asleep on front paws, begging, licking his back, and two sitting in different poses). Beautifully made of moulded plastic, the pups measure approximately 1.5" long. The figures are trademarked with the JIM logo and with the WDP initials. For plastic figures of this vintage, they are in very acceptable condition. The only minor defects to report are two broken tails and three broken legs. These defects affect four pups in total (one has a broken tail, one has a broken tail and a broken paw, and two have a broken paw each. These delightful figures would make a stunning addition to any collection of Dalmatiana or Disneyana. (50 TR) US$44.00
Price: £22.00 |  | |
|  | 1960s French Disney 101 Dalmatians Figures(Reference #01-11-7)
Made by JIM of France under licence from Walt Disney Productions, these figures were issued at the time of the original '101 Dalmatians' film. The six figures comprise both parents (Pongo and Perdita) and four pups in various amusing poses (sitting yawning, with nose in plate of spilt food, playing with ball, and with leg cocked). Beautifully made of moulded plastic, Pongo measures 3" long while the pups measure approximately 1.5" long. The figures are trademarked with the JIM logo and with the WDP initials. For plastic figures of this vintage, they are in very acceptable condition. The only minor defect to report is that Perdita has a broken tail as well as slight fading to a couple of her spots. These delightful figures would make a stunning addition to any collection of Dalmatiana or Disneyana. (50 TR) US$44.00
Price: £22.00 | |
| 1960s Disney Boxed Wooden Picture Blocks(Reference #01-10-23)
Made in Eastern Europe (probably Czechoslovakia) in the 1960s, this is a complete boxed set of Disney picture blocks (7.5" x 6") featuring the Three Little Pigs, Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Pinocchio, Pluto and others. The blocks are in good condition and are marked 'Walt Disney Productions'. The only two guide pictures present are the ones on the front and inside of the lid. The only other defects to report are to the box; this suffers from some scuffing, a loose bottom, a missing pin to the front, and pencil graffiti to the inside bottom. However, it is still an attractive set that is in eminently playable - and displayable - condition. (825 *) US$44.00
Price: £22.00 |  | |
|  | 1960s Disney 101 Dalmatians Child's Dish(Reference #01-7-11b)
Produced by Melaware in England under licence from Walt Disney Productions, this plastic child's dish measures 8" in diameter. The transfer in the base is complete and intact, and depicts three of the 101 Dalmatians as well as the colonel. There is no damage to report. This would make an attractive and unusual addition to any collection of Dalmatian-related items. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 | |
| 1930s Snow White Magic Mirror Optical Book(Reference #03-7-11aa)
This fantastic optical novelty book was published by Dean & Son Limited of London especially for Stephenson Brothers Limited of Bradford (manufacturers of furniture and floor polishes) in the 1930s as a promotional item. The book could only be obtained from Stephenson Brothers in exchange for saved tokens from their various products and a cash contribution and is, consequently, very scarce today. The book has a pair of coloured magic spectacles (worn but usable) through which can be viewed the six 3-D pictures from the film. The book measures 9.5" x 7" and has 60 pages which are in generally good condition. However, the front cover and spine are detached from the back cover and there are the remains of old tape repairs. The pages are all intact and untorn but, of the 41 black and white illustrations, one has been coloured in by a child and three others have some added colouring to part of the pictures. However, even as a somewhat flawed item, this is a rare enough piece of early Disney memorabilia to be worthy of inclusion in either a Snow White or early Disney collection. (WR) US$390.00
Price: £195.00 |  | |
|  | 1981 - 84 Wade Whimsy Porcelain Snow White(Reference #01-7-11a)
This porcelain Snow White figure is part of a set of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, modelled by Alan Maslankowski, for Wade of England. Initially offered through mail order by Harper's Direct Mail Marketing, just before Christmas 1981, the figures were then distributed in shops during the next spring. The figure is 4.5" long and 4" tall. It is the second version with the head back, pink stripes on the sleeves, light blue bodice with pink heart, and pale yellow skirt. The backstamp consists of a black transfer with the Walt Disney Productions copyright and WADE ENGLAND. Snow White is in very good condition with no cracks or chips. She is as described on page 97 of the millennium edition of 'The Charlton Standard Catalogue of Wade Whimsical Collectables. This item would make a stunning addition to any collection either of Wade figures or of Snow White memorabilia. (WR) US$150.00
Price: £75.00 | |
| 1930s Boxed Plywood Pinocchio Jigsaws (Reference #7-9-80 )
This set of two complete 1930s plywood Pinocchio jigsaws is still contained in its original box. This reveals that the manufacturer is Jouets Vera of France. The jigsaws are 9.5" by 8" and show two different scenes from the famous story. If you're a Jiminy Cricket fan, he features in both scenes. Two of the jigsaw pieces have broken lugs and there is some wear and colour loss to the box edges, but this is still a very attractive and evocative Disney item of the 1930s. (WR) US$100.00
Price: £50.00 |  | |
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