Our series of Christmas cards from the Walt Disney Studios wraps up with this simple message from 1968. A very special thank you to all the readers of 2719 Hyperion for making us a part of your online Disney experience. May you all have a joyous and happy holiday season!
The characters from the animated feature Robin Hood are featured on the Studio Christmas card from 1973. I especially like the wanted poster on the tree with Robin wearing a Santa hat.
Okay, this one has Mickey, Donald and Ludwig Von Drake. They're hanging out in Disneyland. It's fun and festive. But the best part? Without a doubt, the horse.
December 1941 wasn't exactly the happiest of times. Mickey and the gang, with the help of Dumbo and Timothy Mouse, attempt to wrap the world up in some holiday cheer.
Okay, this one from 1967 is just a little bit weird. Is Mickey going to cut down the tree? Or has he decided to spare it the hatchet? Or has the deed already been done and he's admiring his handiwork?
One of the few Studio cards not to include Mickey and the gang, this holiday greeting from 1977 features Elliott from Pete's Dragon.
Pinocchio took center stage on the Studio's 1939 holiday greeting.
The vintage 1930s look of the characters is evident in the Studio's Christmas card from 1936. Walt's signature had yet to evolve into the stylized logo that most are familier with today.
King Brian and his fellow leprechauns give Mickey and Donald some help with the holiday trimmings. This Studio card anticipated the June 1959 release of Darby O'Gill and the Little People.
Mickey and the gang unwrap Alice in Wonderland nearly seven months prior to its summer of 1951 release.
Snow is falling at the Disney corporate headquarters in Burbank in this holiday greeting from 1991.
The studio Christmas card from 1942 is a real window to the past. Mickey, Donald, Minnie and Pluto are all active in the war effort, while Santa himself promotes Disney's heavily propaganda-themed feature Victory Through Air Power.
Dalmatian puppies impart a holiday message in a unique way in this Studio Christmas card from 1960.
The characters from The Sword in the Stone join Mickey and the gang for some holiday fun from 1963.
Huey, Dewey and Louie seem to spend more time with Mickey at Christmas than Donald. Here they are joined by Pluto, Lady and Scamp, as Mickey fills their stockings with another famous Disney canine.
Mickey entertains Donald's nephews with a very special little wooden boy. This card was sent out from the Disney Studio in 1953.
Mickey is off to dream of sugar plums in this Disney Studios Christmas card from 1948.
The second star on the right just happens to be atop Mickey's Christmas tree in this holiday greeting from 1952.
Fireworks at Disneyland was the centerpiece of the Studio's 1959 Christmas card.
