But here’s a fun article. I used to live a few streets over from his house in Yorba Linda and had no idea. How very, very cool. For some of you diehards, get your checkbooks ready.
"Heritage Auctions in Beverly Hills will host the Disneyland Signature Auction: The Rummell Collection on Saturday, May 21 and Sunday, May 22 when Scott and Terry Rummell of Dana Point begin selling off the world’s largest Disneyana collection containing 45,000 pieces of Disney, Disneyland and Walt Disney World memorabilia.
Key Disneyland pieces up for auction this weekend include Autopia and Mr. Toad cars, a Skyway gondola and a Rocket Jets ride vehicle as well as Club 33, Enchanted Tiki Room and Pirates of the Caribbean signs along with attraction posters and props." (From the OC Register)
Don’t get fooled by the caption below, this collection is EXTENSIVE. Including an actual Skyway Gondola, a DL used Wait Time Sign from Pirates and lots more.
There’s a video on the page from the owners voiceover work too.
DH not only wasn’t mad, he offered me sites that would help.
The only one I lost already that I’m super bummed about was this operational manual from 55-85.
But at least whomever it was that bid wasn’t getting it for $130 like he tried. I jacked it up to $1000 before I paused.
Awww yay for the fun wins! I don’t collect disney memorabilia but I enjoy seeing friends’ collections.
Have you heard of Pegasus Loft? A guy in Miami has an INCREDIBLE collection of disney stuff. As in, he built a whole warehouse to hold it. One of these days when I’m in Florida we’re gonna pop down there.
He is. Then he went on the site and panicked because apparently that’s the high end site. He thought I was on ebay He comes running up the stairs “get off the site, get off the siiiiiite”.
He didn’t want my feeling to get hurt when I was outbid. I told him that it was ok, I’m just messing around for the most part. If I win, I get stuff for a bargain that has sentimental value. If not, it’s ok too.