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A few months back, I talked about some But Ryan, you might ask, how is that possible? You just said that you don’t even know when the bags were in use. Fear not devoted reader, this is where you come in. I am hoping that by posting an image of the bag that someone out there will recognize the design and be able to give me a more definitive time-frame than the one I have now. That is, at least, my hope. If not, well then we were all able to take a moment and reflect on a very cool, yet underappreciated, piece of Walt Disney World history.
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My grandmother has the exact same bag that my mother "rescued" while helping her clean the house. She visited for the first time in October of 1971, so I'm assuming the bag came from the first years of operation. I'm sure someone else will be able to better pinpoint a time period, but hopefully this will help some. :-)
I LOVE the look of this bag. Although very much retro, the color scheme and stylized balloons are absolutely beautiful!
That's what I've been thinking. They were found in a box with some articles, none about Walt Disney World sadly, dating around the early 70s, so that's what I have been running with. Well, that and Big Brian's history of WDW postcards.
I agree with you about the style of the bag, when I first saw it I was taken aback. It seems so simple, and less busy than today's bags, but still conveys that great spirit of Disney.
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