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I did a search for this subject, but came up blank - so I'll start a new thread.

Looking through my Disney book collection due to recent posts about Disney books, I decided to look at the three sticker books I have ... I guess they are technically sticker "albums".

I have The Fox And The Hound and 101 Dalmatians from 1981 and The Little Mermaid from 1990.

I bought the first two in Scotland when I was stationed there the first time in the U.S. Navy in 1980-1983. They were published by Figurine Panini and I much enjoyed buying the card packs. My two sons (ages 6 and 9 at that time) and I would use up the duplicates (we had our own sticker books each). Towards the last, we were able to order the few stickers we needed to complete the book.

That was a very enjoyable time of sharing my love of Disney with my sons.

I bought The Little Mermaid sticker book when I returned to the U.S. from my second tour in Scotland (1988-1991). The sticker book was a package deal of the album with all the stickers. The video had already come out but I still enjoyed putting the stickers in the albums.

I kept my albums in plastic, so they still look new. My sons are now adults and I don't know if they still have their books. But I still love these albums for the colorful way of telling the story of the films and the memories each brings of sitting at the table with my sons and putting stickers in the books and sharing extra stickers.

I'm pretty sure I have the little mermaid and aladdin somewhere, lol. they were always fun to collect. ill post pictures if i find them

I had the Pocahontas one. I soon became so frustrated by purchasing so many little sticker packs in order to get all the stickers (rather like trading cards), that I bought the entire collection of stickers at Sam's Club. This resulted in many extra stickers with which I covered my 7th grade notebooks, further enhancing my geek status.

I don't have any Disney ones, but I remember having a Power Rangers one that I got free from "Santa" from my mom's coworker Christmas party. It was fun at first, but I never got around to collecting the stickers. I do remember amassing Power Rangers trading cards and I also got The Flinstones: The Movie cards and one pack of Aladding trading cards then pogs then the terrible trend of Pokemon cards which I spent so much money on and just sit in my closet surving me no purpose. All I look forward to with them is sharing them with my kids and showing them what happens when you get caught in trends.