
Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #120 (Dell Comics, September 1950)
This is a vintage Golden Age comic book, specifically Walt Disney's Comics and Stories issue number 120, published by Dell Publishing Co. in September 1950. The cover art features a classic scene of Donald Duck attempting to high jump over a bar held by bamboo poles, with his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie watching from a bench. The cover is printed in vibrant primary colors against a textured teal/green background. Measuring approximately 7x10 inches, the comic is a staple-bound '52 Page Comic Magazine' as noted on the bottom left corner. Physically, the item shows significant signs of age and wear consistent with a mid-to-lower grade vintage collectible. Notable condition issues include heavy surface creasing and 'spiderweb' lines throughout the front cover, rounded and frayed corners, and a visible subscription crease or vertical fold near the center. There is a white rectangular mailing label or price sticker remnants on the right-hand side of the cover, which is a common but detracting feature for collectors. The spine shows stress lines and minor tearing at the staples. The Dell logo and the original 10-cent price point are clearly visible in the upper left and right, respectively. Despite the heavy handling wear and lack of pristine gloss, the colors remain relatively bright, and the iconic Carl Barks-era illustrative style is well-preserved.
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Estimated Value
$45.00 - $65.00
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Antique/Vintage Collectible Comic Books
Appraised On
March 16, 2026
Estimated Value
$45.00 - $65.00
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Item Description
This is a vintage Golden Age comic book, specifically Walt Disney's Comics and Stories issue number 120, published by Dell Publishing Co. in September 1950. The cover art features a classic scene of Donald Duck attempting to high jump over a bar held by bamboo poles, with his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie watching from a bench. The cover is printed in vibrant primary colors against a textured teal/green background. Measuring approximately 7x10 inches, the comic is a staple-bound '52 Page Comic Magazine' as noted on the bottom left corner. Physically, the item shows significant signs of age and wear consistent with a mid-to-lower grade vintage collectible. Notable condition issues include heavy surface creasing and 'spiderweb' lines throughout the front cover, rounded and frayed corners, and a visible subscription crease or vertical fold near the center. There is a white rectangular mailing label or price sticker remnants on the right-hand side of the cover, which is a common but detracting feature for collectors. The spine shows stress lines and minor tearing at the staples. The Dell logo and the original 10-cent price point are clearly visible in the upper left and right, respectively. Despite the heavy handling wear and lack of pristine gloss, the colors remain relatively bright, and the iconic Carl Barks-era illustrative style is well-preserved.
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