Snow White Rubber Stamps by All Night Media

This 11-piece rubber stamp kit was manufactured by All Night Media, possibly in the early 2000s. Includes Snow White, Seven Dwarfs, Queen, the cottage, and castle. The largest block measures about 2.125" square. The set was sold in clear plastic clamshell packaging.

A similarly packaged Little Mermaid set.

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A host of other Disney character rubber stamps were produced by All Night Media. Here are a few of the Snow White pieces from the 2000s.

Snow White with Dove, no. 970-E01

Snow White, no. 970H01

Seven Dwarfs, no. 970-J01

Other Snow White rubber stamps were produced by All Night Media in addition to these.

Snow White Rubber Stamps by Rubber Stampede

Rubber Stampede was a rubber stamp company based in Berkeley, California. They issued a large number of Disney-themed stamps including Snow White. These illustration designs date from the 1993 re-release of the motion picture.

Seven Dwarfs, no.A357-E

The Evil Queen, no. A358-D

Hi Ho Hi Ho, no. A359-E

Snow White and Friends, no. A361-D.

Snow White, no A362-D

The Prince, no. A363-D

Rubber Stamp Story Box (42 pieces), no. 951.32

A quick search online reveals quite a few more Snow White pieces by Rubber Stampede than just those we've shown here.

1938 Snow White Scrapbook

A Snow White scrapbook was produced circa 1938. Copyright Walt Disney Enterprises. Product no. 643. Full-color character cast illustration on front and back covers. A total of 45 blank pages inside.

Cover images courtesy of Greg Philip of A Lost Film.

1993 Snow White Sticker Sheet

A Snow White sticker sheet, produced by Cleo Inc. a Gibson Greetings Inc. Co., Memphis TN. The artwork dates from circa 1993. Self-adhesive stickers were for use with scrapbooking and other activities.

Disney Princess Jewels

The Disney marketing tactic of lumping all the princesses together into individual products has never held much allure for me. It seems somehow to lessen the appeal with a feeling of mass merchandising rather than a celebration of the particular characters.

Yet, the Princess Jewels line from circa 2009 had such a fresh take on the design of Snow White (and the others) that I don't want to overlook this series. The dresses were redrawn in the spirit of Mardi Gras with plenty of jewels.

In a couple of previous posts, we saw the Snow White composition used in the Disney Soda Fountain pin and the Ping tattoo. But there's more, lots more. With the release of the Princess Jewels came a flood of items into the market. Here's just a few:

Scrapbooking Stickers...

Dimensional Sticker approximately 4" tall.

Calendar...

16-Month 2009 Calendar

Puzzles...

150-Piece by Meg Puzzles. Also included Gem Stickers.

300-Piece by Tenyo Puzzles (Japan).

104-Piece by Clementoni Puzzles (Italy). Also included 55 Gem Stickers.

School Supplies...

11-Piece Value Pack

Party Supplies...

Party Pack

Lip Balm...

15 oz. Raspberry Flavor

Facial Tissue...

Kleenex Box. Image via Liana's Paper Doll Blog.

There's more from the Princess Jewels line, quite a bit more, but you get the idea.