Disneyland Sleeping Beauty Castle Shield Banner

(Disneyland, c. 2000's). A very rare Disneyland Sleeping Beauty Castle park used shield banner with an MCMLV mark for the Roman numeral year of 1955. The banner displays an iconic silhouette of Sleepi

(Disneyland, c. 2000). A banner for Disneyland's 45th Anniversary in 2000, featuring Tinker Bell and Sleeping Beauty Castle. The banner is in good condition with normal wear from age and park use.

(Disneyland, c.1970s) An elegant "D" monogram pin worn by Disneyland tour guides. The gold-tone metal pin features relief figures of Tinker Bell and Sleeping Beauty Castle above a banner etched "Guide

(Disneyland Disney 6allery, c. 1987). Rare Disneyland Sleeping Beauty Castle concept art limited edition (#195 of 300) lithograph, showcasing artwork by Herb Ryman. This is probably one of the rarest

(Disneyland, c. 1980's-1990's). The total hammer price for this item will be donated to littlewishes.org We are in no way affiliated with the organization. The donation will be made by Grand Circle To

(Disneyland, c. 2005) Disneyland 50th Anniversary large, jeweled Big Fig of "Sleeping Beauty Castle" created by Disney Imagineer Larry Nikolai. In a limited edition of 250, but frequently cited by Dis

[Disneyland] Sleeping Beauty Castle Booklet. Disneyland, 1957. Original guidebook for the oldest of all Disney castles. 11 x 8”. Staples and envelope missing.

Disneyland Sleeping Beauty Castle Pewter Dish

(Disneyland, 1990s-2000s) A Disneyland Sleeping Beauty Castle Thimble. This small pixie-dust-kissed souvenir of Disneyland is topped with a hand-painted dimensional miniature of Sleeping Beauty Castle

(Disney, c.1980s) A vintage Disney Giftware store display inspired by Disneyland's Sleeping Beauty Castle. Constructed of die-cut, printed vacuum formed plastic components, the two-tiered display feat

11 sterling souvenir spoons including a Disneyland Sleeping Beauty's castle, West Point and Atlantic City New Jersey boardwalk spoons. 129.3 grams total including enamel decoration. 1 800 silver spoon

From The Estate Of A Former Disney Imagineer. Measures Approx. 9 1/2" Tall on base. Depicts The Highest Turret Of The Disneyland Anaheim Sleeping Beauty Castle. Hand Marked "61" in a Stylized Font wit

Disneyland 40th Anniversary Sleeping Beauty Castle Disney Ceramic Cookie Jar Limited edition with certificate. Condition: small chip in front

A rare 1st edition scale model of Disneyland Main street series "Sleeping Beauty castle" by Robert Olszewski in original box (8"x13.4"x11.2"), in excellent condition

(Disneyland, 2000s) A large metal sign for the Disneyland Railroad at Disneyland. The iconic sign features Sleeping Beauty Castle with the words: "Disneyland Railroad." This style of sign was created

Disneyland Main Street USA - Olszewski Sleeping Beauty Castle - 1st Edition. Removable Peak to show Prince and Aurora inside. Comes with Wooden Base and Dome. Wooden Base has a few nicks. Comes in Ori

This great piece is Sleeping Beauty's Castle at Disneyland with Walt Disney walking. It is called Footsteps by artist Charles Boyer, Disney's first full time artist. It has been hand signed and number

(Disneyland, 1980s) A pair of Disneyland souvenir salt & pepper shaker. The pair of vintage 1980s ceramic shakers feature printed imagery of Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland. Measuring 2.75”

Robert Olszewski (American, b.1945) Limited edition scale model of Sleeping Beauties Castle. From the Disneyland Main Street USA Collection. Composed of resin, with wood display and brass plaque. Incl

(Disneyland, c.2005) A jewel prop attributed to the décor of the Sleeping Beauty Castle complex at Disneyland, during the celebration of the "Happiest Homecoming Event" in 2005. Measuring 5.25" in

(Disneyland, 1973) A book created for new cast members at Disneyland featuring a beautiful gold embossed Sleeping Beauty Castle logo on the cover. The book covers general expectations of Disneyland em

(Disneyland, 1957) A stunning original concept painting by Eyvind Earle for the Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough attraction at Disneyland. When Walt Disney tasked Imagineers with creating a centerpi

(Disneyland, c.1976) An original concept painting used in the creation of one of the animatronic window displays in the Sleeping Beauty Castle walkthrough attraction at Disneyland. This painting was c

(Disneyland, 1968-1980s) An extremely rare original Maleficent figure prop crafted for the second expansion of the Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough attraction at Disneyland. The hand painted, detail