A nicely designed stamped metal badge with a simple pin enclosure from the early days of Disneyland and Frontierland. The mystery is was this sold in a playset or was this sold individually? I have found three of these badges over the years and have never seen a Disneyland Marshall playset. In images of Marshall Lucky, it appears he is wearing the same badge....
The back is double marked with a copyright for Walt Disney Productions.
This does bring me back to days of playing gunfighter with my brothers.
I want one of these! It's full of 50's Frontierland juju.
ReplyDeleteFor a "cheap" item it looks pretty great when you compare it to the plastic junk that we get today.
This is very cool!
ReplyDeleteWow - this one's in nice shape, too. Very clean!
ReplyDeleteGee, great minds think alike!
ReplyDeleteI posted about pins (much newer ones--as in the 1980s) on my site this morning.
I would've loved to have one of these badges when I worked on Big Thunder (it would've complimented the costume somethin' fierce!).
Mike
Any chance it was a "giveaway" to lucky kids who participated in something or other (kinda like the wings badges the airlines used to give kids who visited the cockpit)?
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