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Mickey Meets Madame Leota

Lithograph by Randy Noble Limited Edition 80 of 150 Signed and numbered by the artist

999 Happy Haunts Ball October 30, 2002 The Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World

This lithograph was offered to attendees of the 999 Happy Haunts Ball in 2002. Only 150 were printed and each was signed and numbered by Disney artist Randy Noble. This is number 80 of 150.

Mickey Mouse peers over the edge of the table, frightened yet intrigued by the ghostly apparition of Madame Leota as she conducts a séance. Overhead floats a trumpet, no doubt playing music from regions beyond.

The litho is printed on heavy archival paper, and the event logo is embossed into the paper at the bottom. The litho measures 36″ tall by 24″ wide.

UPC: 400191 834635 Original price: $145

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I’ve Got the Graveyard Shakes

Double Bobblehead Figurine 999 Happy Haunts Event October 30, 2002 The Magic Kingdom - Walt Disney World Limited Edition of 999

Designed by Randy Noble Sculpted by Robert King

This bobblehead figurine was only available to attendees of the second 999 Happy Haunts Event, held in October 2002 at Walt Disney World, Florida.

Disney artist Randy Noble designed this likeness of The Caretaker and his Dog from The Haunted Mansion's climactic graveyard scene, and sculptor Robert King brought it to three dimensional life.

Both the Caretaker's and the Dog's heads are spring-mounted and bobble when moved.

Placing two AAA batteries in the base causes the Caretaker's lantern to light up when the switch on the base is switched on.

The Caretaker stands about 7.5" tall. The Dog is flocked. The bottom is black velvet with the event logo and edition size in silver.

UPC: 400191 834628

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The Tomb Brings Fright to Mickey All Night

Resin Bobblehead with Lights and Sound Designed by Randy Noble

Walt Disney World 999 Happy Haunts Ball October 23, 2003 Limited Edition of 500

This limited edition sculpture was available to attendees of the 999 Happy Haunts Ball in October 2003, at The Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World.

The piece features Mickey shining his flashlight on Madame Leota’s tombstone. 2003 was the year Leota’s moving tombstone was unveiled at The Magic Kingdom.

A switch on the side of the base activates Mickey’s flashlight and makes Leota’s eyes glow bright green, as well as playing a wolf’s howl. Mickey’s head is spring-mounted for the bobble effect.

The base measures roughly 8″x6″ and stands about 8.5″ tall.

UPC: 400191 836387 Original price: $85.00

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And A Ghost May Follow You Home

Resin Figurine Designed by Randy Noble Sculpted by Robert King

Walt Disney World 999 Happy Haunts Ball October 20, 2002 Limited Edition of 500

This limited edition sculpture was available to attendees of the 999 Happy Haunts Ball in October 2002, at The Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World.

The piece features Mickey and Goofy in a Doombuggy as they encounter the ghost of The Mariner. Depicted are the demon-eyes wallpaper, the gargoyle from the stretching gallery, and the April-December portrait. Also included are the bat stanchions, the loading/unloading belt, and a single rose lying on the carpet. The bats and caution stripes on the belt glow in the dark, as do the candles held by the gargoyle.

A switch on the side of the base activates a light in the Mariner, causing him to glow an eerie green.

The base measures roughly 9″x7″ and the brick wall stands about 6.5″ tall.

UPC: 400191 834666 Original price: $125.00