Ad for Nashua Indian Head Sheets

Illustrations of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs are shown in a 1938 magazine advertisement. The promotion is for Indian Head sheets by the Nashua company of New Hampshire.

Vintage Seven Dwarfs Bar Soap by Kerk Guild

This boxed set of Seven Dwarfs castile bar soap is A Kerk Guild Bath Product. Imprint: "© 1938 Walt Disney Enterprises." On the inside of the hinged lid, it reads, “Soap Perfumed With Fairy Land Flowers.” Additional text tells how Snow White taught the dwarfs to wash. The box measures 11" x 3" x 1.5” and contains six bars in individually marked sleeves. A seventh space is for Grumpy who "wouldn't take a bath so he gets no soap."

Each bar is engraved with a dwarf face and name. On the reverse side it reads, "Snow White's own soap by Kerk Guild."

The same Seven Dwarfs soap box concept was employed by Bertelli in Italy. See it in an earlier Archive entry.

Also check out these other examples of Snow White soaps:

• Bar soap from Freshco
• Bar soap from Donge
• Bar soap from Disney Store
• Bath cubes from Ben Rickert
• Figural soap from Ben Rickert
• Figural soap from Lightfoot Schultz
• Figural soap from Cliro
• Figural soap from Avon

Snow White: "Supper's not quite ready. You'll just have time to wash."
Dwarfs (to each other): "Wash?"
Bashful: "Why wash?"
Happy: "What fer? We ain't going nowhere."
Doc: "T'aint new years."

1967 Wamsutta Snow White Pillowcase

In the 1960s and 70s, Wamsutta Mills, Inc. of New York was licensed by Disney to manufacture sheets and pillowcases. This 50/50 Ultracale Snow White pillowcase was made in 1967 and coincided with the North American re-release of the motion picture that year. Imprint marking reads, "© MCMLXVII Walt Disney Productions". Artwork based on the 1952 Big Golden Book images by artist Campbell Grant. Printed on both sides.

Vintage French Donge Soap

Snow White bar soap produced in France by Donge, circa 1963. A variety of character illustrations were featured on the different wrappers.

Images courtesy of Greg Philip of A Lost Film.

Vintage Snow White Brushes by Hughes Co.

A children's Snow White shoe brush was manufactured by Henry L. Hughes Company of New York. Company imprint is stamped on one side. Copyright Walt Disney Enterprises, 1938. Wooden handle with black bristles. Features a decal of Grumpy and Dopey. Measures approximately 3.75" x  2" x 1.5" tall. Box has Snow White graphics on four sides.

Images via Heritage Auctions. 

Another brush also produced by Henry L. Hughes. It is similar to the one above except the handle features a red metal decorative band. Original box measures 5.25" x 4" x 1.75".

Images via Van Eaton Galleries.

Toothbrushes and other brush sets are shown in the 1974 book, Disneyana, by Munsey, p90.

Fantasyland Fun Bath Cubes by Ben Rickert

This boxed set of Fantasyland Fun Bath Cubes was manufactured by Ben Rickert. Six different characters on the individual wrappers: Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Minnie Mouse, Pluto, and Snow White. When added to the bath, each soap cube turns the water to the color and fragrance of a fun treat: strawberry, orangesicle, rootbeer, grape, apple, and cherry. Copyright Walt Disney Productions. Probably dates from the 1970s.

Also see the Ben Rickert Snow White figural soap in an earlier Archive entry.

1937 Snow White Bath Powder by Lander

A Snow White "After Bath Powder" box produced by Lander, Fifth Avenue, New York. Copyright imprint, "© 1937 WD Ent." Octagonal in shape. Measures approximately 3.25" high and 4" across. Splendid graphics of Snow on the lid, plus the princess with the dwarfs around the side panels.

A plastic bag inside holds the powder and a second one contains the powder puff.

"Lavender" is stamped on the bottom.

Images via flynglizrd.

Another box has also been seen online, but that one held gardenia-scented powder .

1938 Figural Toothbrush Holders by Maw

A set of Snow White ceramic toothbrush holders from circa 1938, produced by S. Maw & Sons of London and made in Germany. The back side has an open area for toothbrush storage. The bottom of most are marked "Genuine Walt Disney Copyright Foreign." Approximate dimensions: Snow 6" tall, Dwarfs 4".

Snow White was pictured on the cover of Collectibles Flea Market Finds magazine, Summer 1998.

The set of eight.

Images via Hake's.

Additional group image via melbirnkrant.com.

Snow White with original label.

 Image via Gildings Auctioneers.

Doc.

Dopey.

Grumpy.

Happy.

Bashful.

Sneezy + Sleepy.