Disney on Ice - Poster

Promotional poster for the Disney on Ice production of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Three nights of shows at Roberts Stadium in Evansville, Indiana. Probably dates from 2001.

Poster released by Feld Entertainment. Measures 40" x 25".

Image via yeoldemousehouse.

Tom Arnold - Posters

Tom Arnold's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs promo posters from the UK ice performances in the 1960s. Birmingham and Brighton...

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Images via IceStage Archive and My Brighton and Hove.

WDCC Evil Queen Poster (60th Anniversary - 1997)

This 60th Anniversary poster was a Gift-With-Purchase item given out by select dealers to customers who purchased the Bring Back Her Heart figurine. It was available free but for one day only.

The heading asks "Who Now is the Fairest One of All?" Lower text reads "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 60th Anniversary." Printed on heavy stock, the poster measures approximately 24" x 18".

Most of these posters display in the lower left corner the 1997 Music Stand production mark encircled by the text, "Exclusive Commemorative Poster." In the bottom right is the WDCC logo. The example to the left, however, is atypical since it does not have either marking.


Poster with markings...

Music Stand production mark...

WDCC "Fairest One of All" Poster

1994 Walt Disney Classics Collection promotional poster for the "Fairest One of All" figurine. Measures 18" x 24".

Image via Collectibles by Rapidrobert2.

New Orleans Snow White Banner

A Snow White banner was on display at the November 2009-March 2010 Disney exhibit at the New Orleans Museum of Art...

Disney Art Exhibit Banners (2009). Image copyright Robyn.

Rare 1938 Italian Soap Poster

Italy (1938) Advertisement for Soap (21" x 27") Rare Folded Poster. Coincided with film's original release. Image via posterclassics.com. Priced at $875 (US).

1938 Snow White Promotional Poster

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Poster currently offered by Lewis Wayne Gallery for $1999.95 (US).

This unusual promotional poster is very similar to another, the 1938 Jingle Club promo poster, only printed without the type of Jingle book graphics. This was likely an overprint designed to be used for whatever franchise items were being promoted. It is marked on the reverse (in pencil) 1938 S. W. Blank Franchise Campaign and is lithographed onto linen. 

Image and info: Lewis Wayne Gallery. Used with Permission.