SOUVENIR: Tomorrowland '67 Button Packs
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We present our new SOUVENIRS Tab and our first souvenir! This Button Pack celebrates Disneyland's 1967 "New Tomorrowland". It's the Tomorrowland many of us remember from childhood.
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This snazzy souvenir features some classic attractions such as WEDWay PeopleMover, Submarine Voyage (the giant squid), Monorail, Skyway, Rocket Jets, Matterhorn, and more.
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• Great gift idea.
• The first in a series of buttons.
• Limited quantities available.
• Free shipping on all orders within the U.S. vis USPS.
For international shipping, please contact us at Imagineering.Disney@gmail before submitting your order.
Paypal and major credit cards accepted. All payments made via Paypal. Orders will be processed by a secure third party. ImagineeringDisney.com staff will not have access to any buyer's mailing address.
Product Info:
Each pinback button measures 1.5" in diameter. The card backing measures 4" x 6". All artwork created by ImagineeringDisney.com's co-founder Mitch.
From the manufacturer: We offer the highest quality buttons around. We print all of our promotional product jobs on Xerox's new DocuColor technology at 2,400 x 2,400 dpi (the highest quality available). All of our parts are 100% USA made. You can be assured that we are sweatshop free.
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Related posts:
Tomorrowland '67 [Part 1]
THEN AND NOW: MK Tomorrowland [Part 1]
Disneyland Kodacolor Prints- 1968
Tiny Submarine Voyage + PeopleMover Model
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Reader Comments (10)
Done!
This is excellent! Just picked up a pack. Can't wait to see the rest of the series!
Are you going to have these at the Expo?!
These would make great refrigerator magnets!!!
I'll second Randy's suggestion. I'd totally buy a set of fridge magnets with these images.
I don't really use pinbacks. (Though I might consider buying a set to bring to WDW and mess with the psychotic pin trader types)
I'd totally be in for magnets; pins aren't really my thing. Although messing with the off-the-rails set of pin traders... you might be on to something there. ;)
Kacey- These aren't pins. They're buttons. And yes, magnets would be fun.
Mitch, all I can say is you are a freakin' genius designer. Your tone-perfect, retro-awesome graphics never fail to amaze me.
Nice work. Bought both sets.
Any chance you have any of the WEDWay buttons left?