This may be one of the earlier official Disney World fold-out souvenirs (index #0111-0286), with 26 photos.  Unused.  Grade: 2

From Walt Disney World, this card went from Orlando to Phoenix, where it was mailed to Malaysia with three stamps and a fully legible postmark in 1993.  Grade: 2

This card of Disneyland’s Main Street Station was mailed in the late 1970s and has the stamp but postmark isn’t legible.  Grade: 2

How ironic is it that many years after this card was issued, Disneyland survives but TWA does not?  Sweet caption on the reverse:  “As nations contemplate a trip to the moon …”  Unused card … Grade: 1

This unmailed card from Tomorrowland is great on the front, but the back has the date 1958 penciled in, as well as a rubber stamp from a travel agency. If you’re not too worried about that, this is a great addition to Disney ephemera collections. Grade: 4

Please note:  this little (2.4″ x 3.9″) card with rounded edges is not a postcard, but instead issued to young children who “passed” their driving experience at Richfield Autopia in Disneyland’s early days.  The reverse looks like an identification card and has a paragraph urging the child to “fill out this card for permanent identification and carry it with you.  It entitles you to friendly, helpful service at more than 4,000 Richfield stations…”  (But were they old enough to drive?)  Unused.  Grade: 1

This card was mailed from Tokyo in 1983, just ten days after the park first opened. The card has a stamp and partial postmark, and clear printed attribution of Tokyo Disneyland on the reverse. Grade: 2

This is a set of three unused cards in their original Cellophane wrap (which we have left for you to see in the scan).  These are not the same as Set A, previously.  Two sets are available.  Grades: 1

Mailed in 1969 with stamp and postmark.  Postmark ink transfer on the front.  Grade: 3

Two unused cards are available.  Grades: 1

Two unused cards are available.  Grades: 1

Mailed in what may be 1972 (postmark is not distinct) with 6-cent stamp.  Grade: 3

Mailed from nearby Buena Park in 1967 with 4-cent stamp and full postmark.  Some postmark ink transfer on the front, and mottling on the reverse.  Grade: 3

Storyboard by John Lasseter on this Pixar card mailed from Belgium in 2012 with three stamps, faint postmark, and blue A Prior label.  Some postmark ink smudging on the front. Grade: 2

Mailed from USA in 2012 with heavily postmarked $1.05 stamp.  Grade: 1

Shaped postcard with faux glitter embossment, printed in Finland and mailed from there in 2012 with two stamps and blue Priority label.  Grade: 1

Mailed from Finland in 2012 with stamp, partial postmark, and Priority label.  Some postal crunching on lower left corner.  Grade: 2

You may compare these with sets A (item 36600017) and B (36600018).  These are sets of three unused cards in their original, unopened Cellophane wrap; but each card is wrapped individually and connected by the blue part at the top so they can all be seen clearly.  The three cards show Mickey and Minnie and others near a tram (pictured); near the Clock Tower at the Kowloon Star Ferry, with Hong Kong Island in the background; and in a composite night view.   Grade: 1

Please read this description carefully.  Two of these items are available, both unused.  They look like postcard-sized pamphlets, of a cover plus four pages (sheets), of which the front cover is actually a postcard and the remainder of the pages (and back cover) either describe what was in this Monsanto attraction, or various Monsanto products and innovations.  What you see in this scan are the front (i.e., the night view, which is the postcard) and the back covers.  Grades: 1