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rare vintage Disneyland Hotel paper placemat from the late 1950s to early 1960s. Featuring scalloped edges and mid-century orange and blue graphic illustrations, it showcases the logos for the classic restaurants and lounges located at the original hotel in Anaheim, California.
Featured Dining & Lounge Logos
Around the central Gothic-style Disneyland Hotel script are ten vintage emblems representing the resort's early food and beverage venues:
• Top Row: Top of the Park (the rooftop lounge atop the Sierra Tower), Cantina, and the Monorail Bar.
• Middle Row: Crown & Pillow (a cocktail lounge) on the left, and Sailmaker's Den (the hotel's classic nautical-themed restaurant) on the right.
• Bottom Row: The Chef's Kitchen, The Oak Room, Coffee House, Shipyard Inn, and El Vaquero.
Collector & Auction Details
• Dimensions: It is printed on lightweight paper with a scalloped border and measures approximately 10" x 15".
• Provenance: Because paper placemats were disposable souvenirs taken home by dining guests, surviving examples are scarce. This specific piece was cataloged and offered through Van Eaton Galleries with an estimated auction value of $200 to $400. |
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