Disneyland Dec 1957 Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Christmas Wreaths Walt Disney

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Disneyland Dec 1957 Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Christmas Wreaths Walt Disney
Disneyland Dec 1957 Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Christmas Wreaths Walt Disney
Historic Disneyland Memorabilia from Saturday's Toys presents...
a vintage original photograph of Disneyland's Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship adorned with a strand of Christmas lights with decorative wreaths mounted near the gun turrets.  (visible when enlarged; photo is in very good condition and suitable for enlargement)
In contrast with later years, the park was decorated for Christmas only for the few days of the annual Christmas Festival (initially scheduled only during the two weeks of Christmas vacation through New Year's).
Dated December 1957; measures 3.5" x 3.5"; printed on Kodak VELOX Paper.
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Saturday’s Toys and Disneyana Auctions
was founded in 1994 by Southern California author and Disney historian, Dave Mason. Soon after eBay's launch the following year, Saturday's Toys was among the first Disneyana specialists to strategize in embracing this rapidly developing technology. Having delivered over 10,000 coveted Disney treasures since then, Saturday's Toys is pleased to partner with researchers, collectors and friends throughout the world with a shared interest in the preservation of authentic and accurate Disney history.
Today, online offerings of archival Disneyana keepsakes are presented in celebration of the extended times that allow for family, friends and neighbors to join in memorable gatherings that nurture the strong connections that bind a community together. These treasures are affectionately known as "Saturday's Toys." In that light we present our adopted motto (with a tip of the cap to the Sherman Brothers):
"Oh, let's go fly a kite!"
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