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Lot 3

1931 Wills Walt Disney #24 PSA 6 MBA Bronze Sticker

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$5,000

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The 1931 Wills Cigarettes "Cinema Stars" 3rd Series, features the first-ever appearance of Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse together on a card (#24). The UK based set has 50 cards featuring some of the contemporary cinema stars. This historic collectible not only captures a pivotal moment in pop culture but also marks a significant milestone for Disney's beloved characters. In 1931, Walt Disney was already a visionary animator and storyteller, known for creating iconic characters that would shape generations to come. Mickey Mouse, who was introduced in 1928 via the musical/comedy animated short film Steamboat Willie, had quickly become a global sensation, captivating audiences with his charm and adventurous spirit. The presented trading card symbolizes the burgeoning popularity of Disney and his beloved character during a pivotal era in animation history. PSA cert 171903002.

Condition

PSA 6 EX-MT (MBA Bronze Sticker)

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