Pinocchio from DIS 100 with tray.
Thanks to Dieter Weimann for sharing this photo.
Showing posts with label Pinocchio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pinocchio. Show all posts
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Monday, January 25, 2010
Disney Goebel DIS 133 - Pinocchio Display Plaque
I'm not sure what this is, my guess is that it is similar to DIS 152, but the German Goebel book calls it Bambi Display Plaque Pinocchio...which sounds odd. TOMART describes it as "open book with standing boy as display plaque." So my guess is that it is the same kind of thing as DIS 152 but with Pinocchio instead of Mickey.
UPDATE: Thanks again to Alfred for supplying this vintage catalog image until one surfaces.
UPDATE: Thanks again to Alfred for supplying this vintage catalog image until one surfaces.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Disney Goebel DIS 132 - Jiminy Cricket Display Plaque
I'm not sure what this is, my guess is that it is similar to DIS 152, but the German Goebel book calls it Bambi Display Plaque Jiminy Cricket...which sounds odd. TOMART describes it as "open book with standing figurine as display plaque." So my guess is that it is the same kind of thing as DIS 152 but with Jiminy instead of Mickey.
UPDATE: Recently a number of figures from the Goebel archive have been appearing on eBay and elsewhere, this display piece being one of them.
UPDATE: Recently a number of figures from the Goebel archive have been appearing on eBay and elsewhere, this display piece being one of them.
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Friday, December 25, 2009
Disney Goebel DIS 102 - J Worthington Foulfellow
This is an interesting figure in that it appears that the Goebel company didn't know who he was - not the first time this would happen.
Old Honest John here is sporting a label for Brer Fox.
Old Honest John here is sporting a label for Brer Fox.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Disney Goebel DIS 098 - Figaro
The only true Figaro in the Goebel line. The German Goebel book lists this as an A/B figure, but the pictures of the Goebel catalog pages only note it as DIS 098 - no A/B - so I'm inclined to think it is a single figure.
UPDATE: Thanks to Fred Muenzmaier for sharing this photo of the exceptionally rare B figure, whose head is turned to the left.
UPDATE: Thanks to Fred Muenzmaier for sharing this photo of the exceptionally rare B figure, whose head is turned to the left.
UPDATE: Another new figure released from the Goebel Archive - DIS 098/II, the Figaro Toothpick Holder. It is unclear why Goebel did not assign it a unique number.
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