This is a rare and hard to find guide to Discovery Island at Walt Disney World. The 1987 guide to the now closed zoological park includes a park map and illustrated guide to the animals you would have seen in the park including kookaburras, turkeys, swans, flamingos, cranes, deer, cavies, alligators, eagles, tamarins, sparrows and lemurs.
This neon pink, orange, yellow, green and blue rainbow snapback baseball hat is straight out of the late eighties and early nineties. I should know - it was from a Girl Scout camping event I attended back then.
This is a rare and relatively hard to find brochure for Walt Disney World from the seventies. Included in the guide are descriptions and prices for available ticket packages - this is from a time when each attraction required an individual A-E ticket.
Here’s a great set of two stacking mugs made by Federal Glass. The cups are milk glass. One has a bright blue exterior finish, the other is a bold green.
My parents purchased this at Shirokiya while living in Hawaii in the mid to late seventies. The black lacquer Japanese style carriage is painted with red flowers and gold metal accent decals.
This beautiful brass bell and hammer was purchased by my grandfather when we lived in Hawaii in the late seventies. The bell is unmarked, so I do not know where it was made, but the etching and enamel suggest Asian or Indian origin.
Travel back in time to the good old days of Epcot Center with this vintage entertainment program pamphlet for the week of June 5-11, 1988. Included in this information booklet for the best decade of Epcot Center are times for the shows and character greetings in Future World and World Showcase.
This is a vintage Magic Kingdom show schedule guide for June 19-25, 1988. The theme of the WDW Resort that year was “Star Spangled Salute to America”, which is printed in purple above a patriotically designed Cinderella’s Castle.
We had several Hallmark cookie cutters in our home when I was a child and one of my favorites, a Christmas tree, is included in this set of 4. The red and green cookie cutters are made of plastic and still attached to the original display card in unused, like new condition.
My mom used to decorate cakes when I was younger, and I just loved looking through her copies of the Wilton Year Book. This vintage Wilton Year Book from 1972 has some exceptional cake designs.
An adorable porcelain Mickey Mouse figurine made in Sri Lanka. Mickey wears a blue and red “M” baseball cap, red “#1” baseball jersey, blue pants and red and white shoes.
This is a vintage Magic Kingdom Guide Book and Park Map from 1986. The front cover features a full color photo of Cinderella’s Castle.
If you already have the shorter smoke gray Tupperware pudding cups, you can simply pull off the bases and attach them to these taller cups. This incomplete set includes 12 Cups, 1 base and 8 lids.
This is a vintage Pampered Chef gingerbread house mold from the 1990s in the original box. The stoneware piece includes molds for the house front, house side, chimney, roof, a snowman and tree.
These classic 8 hole Doc Martens are made of orange leather with black accent stitching on the leather upper and classic golden yellow stitching on the sole. This rare, hard to find pair of combat boots are a men's size 6 1/2 but fit are comparable to a women's size 8 or 8 1/2.
This mid century black and white vase is another item purchased by my parents while they lived in Hawaii in the late seventies. Based on their memory, it was made in Japan.
This is a vintage Pampered Chef gingerbread school or post office mold from 1997 in the original box. The stoneware piece includes molds for all the pieces to make a school or post office.
This black metal serving tray or decorative plate was a classic souvenir of travels in the fifties and sixties. The tray is black with dark, matte gold illustrations of the Alaska map, a totem pole, polar bear, radio tower and walrus.
This wonderful mid century plug in analog kitchen clock is styled after a cutting board. Black relief of flowers and leaves above and below the clock face.
Another oriental decor set my parents purchased while living in Hawaii, this pair of Asian farmer statues are colorful and unique. Gold detailing, bright colors and hand finishing make these pieces a great focal point in your room.
