
Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #111 (December 1949), Dell Comics
This is a vintage Golden Age comic book titled 'Walt Disney's Comics and Stories', issue #111, published by Dell Publishing Co. in December 1949. The front cover features a prominent illustration of Donald Duck standing at a pedestal sink, looking at two towels labeled 'MINE' and 'THEIRS'. The 'MINE' towel is covered in black handprints, while Huey, Dewey, and Louie peer through a window in the background. The cover price is noted as 10 cents. The comic is a standard 52-page format common for the era. Physically, the item shows significant signs of age and handling consistent with a mid-to-lower grade vintage collectible. There is visible spine stress, including several small color breaks and creases along the left edge. The corners are rounded with noticeable blunting, particularly at the top and bottom right. There are scattered white spots and scuffing across the red background, suggesting surface wear or ink loss. A notable condition detail is the presence of an original subscription address ink stamp in the lower-left white margin (John F. Gaeken, Stoughton, Wis.), which is typical for comics of this period that were delivered by mail. The paper appears to have some yellowing or tanning due to oxidation, and the overall color saturation remains relatively bright despite the surface imperfections. This issue is historically significant as it features stories by the 'Good Duck Artist' Carl Barks, a detail highly valued by collectors of Disneyana and comic history.
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$45.00 - $65.00
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Vintage Comic Books / Collectibles
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March 16, 2026
Estimated Value
$45.00 - $65.00
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This is a vintage Golden Age comic book titled 'Walt Disney's Comics and Stories', issue #111, published by Dell Publishing Co. in December 1949. The front cover features a prominent illustration of Donald Duck standing at a pedestal sink, looking at two towels labeled 'MINE' and 'THEIRS'. The 'MINE' towel is covered in black handprints, while Huey, Dewey, and Louie peer through a window in the background. The cover price is noted as 10 cents. The comic is a standard 52-page format common for the era. Physically, the item shows significant signs of age and handling consistent with a mid-to-lower grade vintage collectible. There is visible spine stress, including several small color breaks and creases along the left edge. The corners are rounded with noticeable blunting, particularly at the top and bottom right. There are scattered white spots and scuffing across the red background, suggesting surface wear or ink loss. A notable condition detail is the presence of an original subscription address ink stamp in the lower-left white margin (John F. Gaeken, Stoughton, Wis.), which is typical for comics of this period that were delivered by mail. The paper appears to have some yellowing or tanning due to oxidation, and the overall color saturation remains relatively bright despite the surface imperfections. This issue is historically significant as it features stories by the 'Good Duck Artist' Carl Barks, a detail highly valued by collectors of Disneyana and comic history.
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