Disney fans can also view the items at a free exhibition in California, which is ahead of the mid July auction. A toy collector is putting some 1500 pieces of Disneyland memorabilia from his private collection up for auction. And it includes, as we said, trash cans from the park, which are expected to fetch between five and $6,000
So there's this really cool rendering that we have framed and hung up in our house and purchases like that. I don't want to say once in a lifetime, but you just don't come across them every day. And so I imagine that whenever something like this pops up, I mean, an auction or a gallery like this, people really try to take advantage of it
bob dennis
@Urbanlegends · 1:00
And I being fairly young at the time and actually needing money for food, for money, I didn't buy it, but now I wish I had, because these things are just so incredibly wonderful to have around and the joy that they bring. Well, thank you for sharing your thoughts and comments, and I hope you get something