1938 Snow White Scrapbook w/ letter from Walt Disney Hyperion Studio for Sale

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1938 Snow White Scrapbook w/ letter from Walt Disney Hyperion Studio For Sale

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1938 Snow White Scrapbook w/ letter from Walt Disney Hyperion Studio :
$185.00

1938 Snow White Scrapbook w/ letter from Walt Disney Hyperion Studio

1938 Snow White scrapbook kept by a 14 year old high school student Mary Farley. The scrapbook contains 60 pages of some of her drawings, clippings about the movie and also a few Mickey Mouse comic strips.
She sent some ofher sketchesto Disney studios and received a letter back from the studio and a Snow White picture in response.The picture is signed by Walt Disney but I think it\'s a facsimile. (Someone on got $999 forthis picture saying it was an actual autograph. My copy looks identical to theirs with every letter & position of the letters the same.)

There is also a copy of the letter which she wrote to Disney.

Everything is pasted in the scrapbook.

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