The largest item here is an old painted porcelain or ceramic Schmid rotating musical figurine of Davy Crockett in his buckskin outfit holding a rifle. It has a hanging card board tag, and there is what appears to be a bear tooth design repeated on the side of the base. The figure winds well, revolves well, and it plays well. It plays the song “The Ballad of Davy Crockett”. The figurine and the tag are marked as follows:

Next there is an old Columbia 45 rpm record. It has the songs “Ballad of Davy Crockett” and “I Gave My Love (Riddle Song)”. Both of the songs are from the Disneyland TV Production of “Davy Crockett” as originally performed on TV by Fess Parker.

There is an old black silk feelingneckerchief with a Davy Crockett iron on transfer with him in his buckskin holding his rifle. On the neckerchif is an old painted metal neckerchief slide, again in outfit with gun. Both of these are marked “Davy Crockett”.

There is an old unused Davy Crockett Bolo tie with fringes. It has a metal bolo tie slide with Davy, holding his gun.We know that this is unused because we had opened an original sealed box of them.

The other (6) items in this lot are all ©1956 Davy Crockett Topps bubble gum trading cards. One was flipped over in the picture to show the back design. They all have the orange back shown. These are a © Walt Disney Productions. There are no duplicates here. The numbers and captions on the cards are as follows: