Anyone with too much money who wants to buy, scan and share the contents of these rare items?
I'd be happy to post it on this blog. :)
Just look at these eBay photos...
First we have a Hall Brothers Handy Book from July 1935 introducing Donald Duck


Then Pinocchios Christmas party. A giveaway from 1939. Contains comics according to the description...

Then a 1943 giveaway

A Brer Rabbit from 1955. Wonder what's inside this one?

And to round off things a nice Seasons greetings subscription card and a dental examination reminder from the 40's.


And, hey, he's got True Comcis #73 which features the story of Walt Disneys life... Never heard about that one before!
OK! Now I've wetten your appetite. Here's the deal. You buy and I get scans from you since I'm such a nice guy. Deal? ;)
2 comments:
My great grandparents lived in California back in the 40's and they knew a guy that used to draw for Disney. When my grandfather painted his ceiling he actually drew a Mickey Mouse and Pluto cell for my Great-grandfather as a gift! I don't know if this is a rare item, I would have to go to his house and look at the signature of the artist to find out who it was. :D Pretty cool though. I love Disney stuff!
Okay The guys name was Larry Clemmons, but my grandpa said he was a writer for Disney. One of the artists at Disney that drew Mickey Mouse quite a bit actually drew it for him, so he could give it to my grandfather. Wow. I'm not sure who the artist was, I would actually have to look at it because my grandfather swears there is no artist signature.
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