Mary Blair World's Fair Small World Greeting Cards.

(Disney, 1964-65) A set of (10) greeting cards designed by Mary Blair based on her original concept artwork for the It's a Small World attraction at the 1964-65 New York World's Fair. The set consists

Ephermera group of ten full packets and two packets with two cards of 1964 New York Worlds Fair greeting cards unused in very good to excellent condition as seen in the photos.

(Disneyland, c.2000s) A high quality serigraph print of Mary Blair's "World of Dreams" concept artwork for It's a Small World. Mary Blair's color study of the It's a Small World Show Building facade h

MARY BLAIR (New York / California, 1911-1978) mixed media gouache collage on board, purported to be angel design concept art for Disney's 'It's a Small World', signed 'Mary Blair' (lower right), overa

Ephemera group of five packets of greeting cards from the 1964 New York Worlds Fair consisting of twelve cards unused in original packs in very good to excellent condition as seen in the photos.

Ephemera group of three packets of greeting cards from the 1964 New York Worlds Fair consisting of twelve cards unused in original packs in very good to excellent condition as seen in the photos.

A box of over 200 vintage post cards. Mostly all greeting cards, c1906-1908; numerous pre-1906, pioneer cards, political cards, bull fighting and the 1904 World's Fair, "Meet Me in Saint Louis, Louis"

Misc collections- twenty-six postcards, two Pierce Arrow Yosemite 5 x 7 photos, five photos, greeting card, seven collector cards, fifteen Mobilgas 1939-40 World’s Fair visitors tokens, went on

Lot of Vintage Postcards and Ephemera including a Military Photo, greeting cards, A Century of Progress 1933 1934 Chicago World's Fair , letters with canceled stamps, etc

Flat of smalls including calligraphy pen, World fair cards with holder, thimbles, grooming tools, letter openers & other cool items.

An embossed die-cut paper frame with lettering 'St. Louis World's Fair 1904.' Plus a cabinet card photograph of a small girl signed 'The World's Fair Photo View Company, St. Louis.' Frame measures 9.5

World's Fair items (10), 1933-34 leather wallet, cast iron Greyhound Lines truck & trailer, brass ashtray, picture cards, letter opener on orig card, lg mechanical pencil in orig box, small tin tip tr

(World's Fair/Disneyland, 1965) A doll based on South America section of the It's a Small World attraction. This doll was created by Pressman-Lipson Co. and was part of the Pen Pal series, which was m

(New York World's Fair, c. 1964). The 1964 New York World's Fair saw the premiere of two famous Disneyland attractions, "it's a small world" and "Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln." Offered here is an "i

This striking poster from the 1939 New York World's Fair is on the small side (it measures 7" wide by 10-1/4" high), but it is in near-mint condition and the colors are nice and deep. &

Susy Goose Dresser full of handmade Dawn clothes, NY World Fair Cards 1961-1963 and more

Two Chicago Worlds Fair small spinning globes one has metal base one has plastic vase in very good to excellent condition as seen in the photos.

Sixteen 1939 New York Worlds Fair souvenir pins in very good to excellent condition.

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A pewter case, incised "Cards, World's Fair, 1893", with blue printed cards, complete deck; case measures 3" x 3.75".

Group of World's Fair Memorabilia: 1939 New York and 1964 New York World's Fair Cards, 1964 trays, tiles, and guide book. 1901 Pan American Expo playing cards, 1964 flash cards.

7 Commemorative World Fair Small Silver Plate Spoons 1893-1904. 4 3/8” L x 1” W. All in good condition. 1990 Pan American, Chicago, Missouri and more. See photos.

ASSORTED EXPOSITION / WORLD'S FAIR POST CARDS, LOT OF 48, including 23 1907 Jamestown, 13 1904 St. Louis (one HTL), and three 1893 Chicago World's Columbian. Used and unused. 1893-1915. Provenance: Fr

[Chicago] Chicago World’s Fair Playing Cards in Silver-plated Case. Springfield: Winters Art Litho, 1893. 52 + J + EC. In a finely made period case engraved with the Women’s Building and Electrica