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Hi guys, thought I'd post some new material, hope you enjoy

(ps sorry for some bad pics, my camera skill are not so hot )

This is the wonderfull red velveteen Snow White giftset as most of you know..




inside there's lithographs with certificate of authenticity, a pin set ,the book we all know and love (reprint brian sibley)







Here are some pics of donald duck prints I recently acquired..





Here's a Carl Barks volume 1 set of Uncle Scrooge
(all black and white with some colourplates)



Now the following were very hard to come by...



These were produced by a local dutch magazine called margiet

Here are some inserts...











My ever growing collection..





These are the animation bluray's I own sofar..



My book collection...



Recent purchases...



Beneath you'll see the toy story postcard collection...

nice depiction of great movies



Pixar postcard book, way to good to send



As far as disney little golden books go, this is by far one of the better efforts




These little books are great value for money




That's it for now

@Reiner: Wow! Your collection is amazing! I have a request: could you take more photos of your book collection and maybe some pics from inside the books "The Art of The Hunchback of Notre Dame", "The Art of Pocahontas", "The Art of The Prince of Egypt" and "The Art of Anastasia"? Thanks!

sotiris2006 wrote:@Reiner: Wow! Your collection is amazing! I have a request: could you take more photos of your book collection and maybe some pics from inside the books "The Art of The Hunchback of Notre Dame", "The Art of Pocahontas", "The Art of The Prince of Egypt" and "The Art of Anastasia"? Thanks!

Your wish is my command




inserts..


romanov family portret






Pocahontas



inserts..







Hunchback...









Prince of Egypt..







Now here for some other material you may like ...

Lilo & Stitch





The holy grale of animation books ...
enormous and it weighs a ton









Very nicely put together book of open season..





Sort of a guideline to all disney movies, including sequels..





Hope you've enjoyed

Thanks! Those "Art of" books look amazing! Too bad most of them are OOP now.

sotiris2006 wrote:Thanks! Those "Art of" books look amazing! Too bad most of them are OOP now.

Just look on the follwing websites:
alibris.com
powellbooks.com
amazon.com
or amazon.co.uk/ amazon.de/amazon.fr
you'll definetely find some of these there

Happy hunting

Yeah, I thank you, too. Those pictures were really interesting!

The only Disney books I have are The Alchemy of Animation, Disney Lost and Found, Walt Disney: The Triumph of the American Imagination, and Disney Dossiers.

I like Disney Dossiers because it references this website and a member.

So, back to movie collections! lol

UmbrellaFish wrote:Yeah, I thank you, too. Those pictures were really interesting!

The only Disney books I have are The Alchemy of Animation, Disney Lost and Found, Walt Disney: The Triumph of the American Imagination, and Disney Dossiers.

I like Disney Dossiers because it references this website and a member.

So, back to movie collections! lol

Thanks UmbrellaFish, glad you enjoyed those

I especially like Don Hahn's The Alchemy of Animation myself,
it gives a nice overview albeit way to small..

I'm awaiting The Pixar Treasures and The Disney Sketchbook, should be well worth the money

Back with more...

This is a board game I picked up years ago





Another one..





Some comics in dutch..



A special originally entitled ''dalmatiners'' instead of ''dalmatiers'' which is the right dutch translation..



A litograph of Bambi 2 with slipcase..



Some Pixar promotional material..



Disney..





Disney's aladdin special trilogy set, dutch version..

I used to know somebody who had that board game in the tin. But I haven't played it in years, nor do I remember who had it.

UmbrellaFish wrote:I used to know somebody who had that board game in the tin. But I haven't played it in years, nor do I remember who had it.

I have it with the tin. It's obviously been used but still.

I *MAY* have one of the Disney Trivia games in the tin buried somewhere, or I may be confusing it with the Star Trek Trivia Game in a tin, that I DO have.

A special originally entitled ''dalmatiners'' instead of ''dalmatiers'' which is the right dutch translation..

What's the difference? Is the first one just a complete misspelling, or is it a different word in Dutch?

It kind of reminds me of the (false?) legend that JFK misspoke when he said "Ich bin ein Berliner". According to legend, that means I am a jelly donut, and he should have said "Ich bin Berliner".

littlefuzzy wrote:I *MAY* have one of the Disney Trivia games in the tin buried somewhere, or I may be confusing it with the Star Trek Trivia Game in a tin, that I DO have.

A special originally entitled ''dalmatiners'' instead of ''dalmatiers'' which is the right dutch translation..

What's the difference? Is the first one just a complete misspelling, or is it a different word in Dutch?

It kind of reminds me of the (false?) legend that JFK misspoke when he said "Ich bin ein Berliner". According to legend, that means I am a jelly donut, and he should have said "Ich bin Berliner".

Back in it's day ''dalmatiners'' may have been considered accurate, I don't know, but nowadays it would definetely be a complete misspelling
No such word exists.

REINIER(I sure hope I spelt your screename right) I love your picture of the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Collectors Book. I also have an Art of Snow White book that is similar. That is quite a treasure you have, and quite a collection, too!
Anyways, this is my VHS collection (Yes, I know it is a DVD collection board, but I have more tapes than disks). I do not have a camera with me, so here comes another 500 word post from avonleastories95:
Here's Mickey and Here's Donald for Cartoon Classics
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Pinocchio
Fantasia (new to my collection, and still has a case!)
Dumbo
Bambi
The Three Cabelleros (Cover and case)
Song of the South (one of the 2 DVD'S in my collection)
Make Mine Music (Case)
Fun and Fancy Free
So Dear to my Heart
Ichabod and Mr. Toad
Cinderella (New '88 VHS)
Alice In Wonderland
Peter Pan
Lady and the Tramp (Original Disney Classics)
Sleeping Beauty
101 Dalmatians (1961)
The Parent Trap (1961, and also one of my favorite classic Live Action Disney Movies)
The Sword in the Stone
Summer Magic
Mary Poppins (New Original Version)
The Jungle Book
Bedknobs and Broomsticks
The Rescuers
Pete's Dragon
Winnie the Pooh
The Fox and the Hound
Disney's Halloween Treat
A Disney Christmas Gift (I watch it every holiday season)
The Black Cauldron
The Great Mouse Detective
Cartoon Classics: Starrin' Mickey & Minnie
Cartoon Classics: Halloweeen Haunts
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
The Little Mermaid
Beauty and the Beast
Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken (taped off of The Disney Channel in '92)
Aladdin
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Sister Act
The Lion King
Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit
Pocahontas
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Hercules
Mulan
Music of the Heart
Walt: The Man Behind the Myth
and Enchanted

Hi there

avonleastories95




First of all thanks for your nice remarks and welcome on the forum

You have a great collection as well
be it dvd/vhs or bluray...there are gems to be found

I must say that I accumulated all this over a ten year period, so in time you'll probably have the same if not more

Happy huntin'

Well, as the creator of the original thread, it was about time for me to post here!!! Here we go:

Well, here is my collection. Still kind of underwhelming when compared to others from this thread, but its the best I can do with a student's budget!!!

Excellent collection! You show more commitment than the so-called "posters", "experts"and "authorities" we have here! Keep buying!

reyquila wrote:Excellent collection! You show more commitment than the so-called "posters", "experts"and "authorities" we have here! Keep buying!

Come on now, many of us Disney gods can't afford these lovely things at the moment.

But seriously now, tell me where you live so I can visit your house and vask in your Disney glory!

reyquila wrote:Excellent collection! You show more commitment than the so-called "posters", "experts"and "authorities" we have here! Keep buying!

Thanks reyquila! That means a lot.

That's a silly comment, reyquila. I could own every Disney DVD and memorabilia ever released and know nothing about the company, or its history.

Or I could own not a single DVD or piece of memorabilia and be very versed in its legacy, the people behind the company, and its characters.

What you own does not dictate your knowledge.

However, Coolmanio - your collection is wonderful, I'm envious.