THE LION KING Signed Disney Book 1994 Artists Marshall Toomey Michael Humphries

  

THE LION KING Signed Disney Book 1994 Artists Marshall Toomey Michael Humphries. Classic Walt Disney Animation Treasures from Saturday's Toys presents.. A first edition issue of "The Lion King" as published in 1994 by Disney Press New York. SIGNED on the title page by the original illustrators, Marshall Toomey and Michael Humphries. Beautifully illustrated; 96 pages; with original dust jacket (protected by removable mylar cover).

8.25" x 10.25". Marshall Toomey worked for Disney Animation for 20 years during the height of the company's animation resurgence... Working on The Lion King, Hunchback of Notre Dame, Hercules, Tarzan, Aladdin and more. Michael Humphries is a talented animator working at several historic animation studios from the 1970's through today. His projects included The Flintstones, Richie Rich, Happy Days, Scooby-doo, The Jetsons, Great Mouse Detective, Johnny Quest, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Rescuers Down Under, The Lion King, The Little Mermaid, Hunchback of Notre Dame, Princess and the Frog and many more.

Features the timeless story of Simba, his father Mufasa, and a cast of characters that remains popular even 30 years after the film's premiere. Obtained from the personal library of a prominent family estate in Napa Valley, California. Saturday's Toys and Collectibles. Was founded in 1994 by Southern California author and media historian, Dave Mason.

Having delivered over 15,000 coveted treasures since that time, Saturday's Toys is pleased to partner with researchers and collectors throughout the globe. Today, online offerings of archival keepsakes are presented in celebration of the times that allow for family, friends and neighbors to join in memorable gatherings that nurture the strong connections that bind a community together. These treasures are affectionately represented by Saturday's Toys. In that light we present our adopted motto (with a nod to the Sherman Brothers). Oh, let's go fly a kite!

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