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Walt Disney Classics Collection
Only available with a redemption certificate only provided to members of the Walt Disney Collector's Society. Not sold in retail stores to non-member customers.
Size:7-1/4"Item Number:11K-20312-0 (Old)/1202881 (Current)Plussing:
- Cage:Brass with a porcelain bottom.
- Lock:Resin and pewter.
- Pinocchio's nose(along with the leaves and Jiminy Cricket): Pewter.
- Backstamp:The sculpture also bears a special gold backstamp in honor of Pinocchio's 60th anniversary.
Production Changes:None.Particulars:
This memorable scene was selected by legendary animatorFrank Thomas, who is being honored with this beautiful sculpture of one of his favorite film moments.
2000 WDCS Animators Choice release. Was available 01/01/00 to 03/31/01 with Society Redemption Certificate.
Edition closed 03/31/01
Backstamp (Year of Release):Sorcerer's Hat (1999)
Status:Retired 03/31/2001USE & CONDITION
* Original box with minor shelf wear unless otherwise noted.
* The sculpture is stored in its original moulded Styrofoam box with a plain, white cardboard sleeve over the box. That box is then suspended by 8 foam, corner supports in the usual green, hard, cardboard WDCC box. (See photos). This type of packing minimizes shock damage during shipment.
* Sealed COA included
* No damage or repairs.
* MAY have been a dealer display item shown to customers in a glass-enclosed, cabinet with no handling allowed.SHIPPING & Pricing Policy
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