If you look at this from more than about one foot away, it looks exactly like a hardcover book. It’s not; it’s a box in book format containing 12 lithograph postcards (see our entry 36600157B). Measurements of the whole thing as enclosed in its original protective plastic cover: 7″ high x 6″ across x 1-3/4″ deep. Note that the front logo specifies “Hong Kong Disneyland” and that the spine of the box — not seen in our scan — entitles this “Happiest Place on Earth”. Now please see the scan for 20308923B (Hong Kong category).  Grade: 1

Kindly bear with us while we try to describe this.  The item contains a round sticker of Mickey, and a postcard, each in the original (connected) Cello-wrap.  The left part of our scan shows what it looks like when the sticker (not stuck!) lays over the postcard.  The right part of the scan is what it looks like if we flip the sticker up so you can see the (unused) card.  That blank white circle is just the back of the sticker as flipped — it’s not a flaw.  The postcards do specify HK Disneyland on the backs.  Grade: 1

Continuing a series of high-quality, unused, movie-themed cards produced for sale at Hong Kong Disneyland on behalf of a consortium of charities. They are a limited edition.  Grade: 1

This is an unopened (and heavy) boxed set of 100 collectible postcards with concept art and final frames from six films:  Ratatouille, WALL*E, Up, Toy Story 3, Cars 2, and Brave — plus 18 short films.   Grade: 1

As we’ve commented a few times already, it is now extraordinarily difficult to find postcards of anything other than the most generic global Disney images in any of Hong Kong Disneyland’s own shops or hotels, or its airport outlet, where there are — right now — none at all.  The story of what we went through to get this one would fill your screen, so we’ll spare you.  But this is an unused card commemorating the Park’s 15th anniversary.  There cannot be too many of these floating around.  Grade: 1