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"Calloo-Callay, we'll eat today, Like cabbages and Kings." However unbeknowist to the Carpenter, he wouldn't be eating any oysters today, for the Walrus had already eat them.
Here we have a trimmed cell frame of the Carpenter finishing up his song from the "The Walrus and the Carpenter" sequence in the iconic 1951 Disney Movie, Alice in Wonderland. Interestingly enough, this sequence wasn't in the original 1865 Lewis Carol Novel and was actually in the 1871 novel, "Through the Looking Glass," which many parts of the movie adapt as well.
While not knowing the exact dimension, it appears that the cell is 13.5 x 14.5 (width then height) and trimmed to fight the size of the frame. The frame and glass itself have some scratches but the cel appears to be in excellent condition, having been untouched and unopened since it's original purchase near 20 years ago.
For Disney fans, animation fans and advid collectors looking to add to their Wonderland of items, this cell is a great piece to own.
