"Disney Archive" which gathers all the Disney's treasures with immeasurable value

"Pinocchio"101 doggies"A masterpiece animation movie such as an amusement park where you become a prisoner of the dream world regardless of age and sex"DisneylandKnown for such asWalt Disney Company. It is said that the in-house historical collection is huge to fill a huge warehouse, but it was not publicly available in general.

A part of it was introduced this time, but the topic movie "Alice in Wonderland"In addition to Disney movie props such as hats suffered by Johnny Depp mad hatter, a lot of treasure, such as Disney Land's first ticket that came into force in 1955, has been collected and how much value is all in all It is about what I do not know.

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In 1966, founder Walt Disney died, and four years later, after executives including Roy Disney who was Walt's brother and co-owner left the company, Disney's sluggishness in the movie production business It was in time.

It was around that time that Dave Smith of the University of California at Los Angeles could enter the office sealed after Walt Disney's death. What he saw as he sent in for editing the company history was precious materials that can be said to be "a mountain of treasure" exactly.

Since nearly 40 years, he worked for Disney's historical editing and historical materials management, and the result evolved into Disney's huge collection called "Disney Archive". It seems that discussion about the establishment of a museum using these historical materials is under way.

This is Disney Land's ticket number one. My older brother Roy Disney bought it for 1 dollar (360 yen at that rate) in 1955.


"Alice in Wonderland"Johnny Depp's hat worn by Mad Hatter was also collected in the collection.


Very early Disney goods.


A storage rack with lined shelves to the ceiling. It seems that we still repeat the process of storage even if we still acquire it.


Mr. Dave Smith who explains the collection. It seems that collection management started by one person is now performed by a team of twelve people.