1992 Little Mermaid Paper Cups

Originally a set of 100, this box now contains 80 five ounce cups depicting a myriad of scenes from the film of the Little Mermaid.  We purchased these around the time of the original release of the film, I think the early 1990s.  The box is opened, but still in good (not perfect shape) and I've shown a variety of the cups that are included.  All the included cups are unused.

I can't help but think that there aren't many of these left, as they were made to be used and disposed of.

A great gift for the fan of Ariel and all the Little Mermaid characters.

Asking $50 plus actual shipping.

Original Disney Studio Little Mermaid Stationary

Back in the day, Disney used to make special stationary for every new release.  That would be the stationary that they would use until the next big release. 

I'm offering seven cover pages (with image) and seven additional sheets, with just the logo.  Very slight yellowing due to age, but otherwise perfect.

Asking $15 plus shipping

Original Little Mermaid Announcement Postcards

 

While it seems hard to imagine now, Disney used to keep upcoming projects pretty much under wraps till they were released in theaters.  They would, prior to release, send out announcements to members of the Disney Moviie Club.

This is one of those announcements, pristine, from the original release of the Little Mermaid, back in 1989.

$5.00 including first class shipping.

Disney Channel Little Mermaid Mug Set

These were available by mail from the Disney Channel with the first debut of the Little Mermaid.  made of a plastic/melmac type of material, they are new and unused and will be shipped in the box they originally came in.

$asking $33 plus shipping and insurance.

Early Little Mermaid Bisque Figurine

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When the Little Mermaid first came out, it seemed that Disney wasn't quite prepared (if you remember that time, they had been in a bit of a slump for a while). When the film was such a hit, there was a bit of a lag in getting merchandise to the shelves and we kept hearing rumors of a bisque of Ariel, but she was very hard to come by. Finally, I found her and have kept her ever since (and boy, did the merchandise division ever ramp up on this one and every film afterwards!).

Now it's time to pass her on to a new owner. While not a limited edition as such, it's one of those items that is pretty rare in that there just weren't all
that many made. She's a lovely bisque porcelain, with soft colors like you see in the photo.

Asking $75 plus postage and insurance.