Card #3 Queen.
Card #4 Witch.
Queen and Witch images from the Filmic Light Collection.
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The set of 25...
1 Pete (Steamboat Willie) 2 Big Bad Wolf (The Three Little Pigs) 3 The Queen (Snow White) 4 The Witch (Snow White) 5 Gideon (Pinocchio) 6 The Headless Horseman (The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad) 7 Lady Tremaine, Anastasia, Druzilla (Cinderella) 8 The Queen and King of Hearts (Alice in Wonderland) 9 Indian Chief (Peter Pan) 10 Captain Hook (Peter Pan) 11 Si and Am (Lady & the Tramp) 12 Maleficent (Sleeping Beauty) 13 Cruella De Ville (101 Dalmatians) 14 Madame Mim (Sword and the Stone) 15 Shere Khan and Kaa (The Jungle Book) 16 Prince John & Sir Hiss (Robin Hood) 17 Snoops and Medusa (The Rescuers) 18 The Horned King (Black Cauldron) 19 Ratigan (The Great Mouse Detective) 20 Ursula (The Little Mermaid) 21 Gaston (Beauty and the Beast) 22 Jafar (Aladdin) 23 Scar (The Lion King) 24 Frollo (The Hunchback of Notre Dame) 25 Hades (Hercules).
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Packs of five could be found for sale at theme park shops. Fantasia's Chernabog was on the foil wrapper.
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The cards were also issued in uncut sheets. Limited edition of 500.
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At the 1997 Official Disneyana Convention, which was held at the theme park, a special limited edition of 3600 was made available. They included the convention text printed along the bottom front.
The set was packaged and sold inside a collectible round tin with the convention logo on the lid.
Hello! I was fortunate enough to come into possession of one of the uncut sheet posters you picture here in this article and am really interested in getting more info about it including the price value. I cannot find hardly any information about it or anyone listing to sell one so I have no idea about what it's worth. Any info you may have to aid my search would be very appreciated :) thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi Rachel, Glad you found our site. Unfortunately, we're not appraisers and wouldn't know what the price value would be on the uncut sheet. We have seen a few of these on ebay from time to time, and if memory serves, they were listed over a hundred dollars. Although, it's not clear if they sold. It's certainly an uncommon collectible, limited to 500. Like any memorabilia, it's all a matter of finding the right buyer at the right time. Ebay or any of the other online auction sites may be a place to test the waters. Wishing you good luck!
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