Mickey Mouse from the United States Postal Service

Steamboat Willie
Walt disney once said that Mickey was "created for the purposes of laughter." From the moment Walt first imagined him, Mickey has been a happy reminder that a little laughter goes a long way; it's hard to imagine the world without his familiar smile.

This postcard is from a booklet of cards called 'The Art of Disney, Imagination' from the United States Postal Service.  It has a matching stamp pre-printed on the back for 27 cents. The series is from 2008. 

The Jungle Book from the United States Postal Service

Mowgli and Baloo
Who could imagine a jungle as jazzy as in The Jungle Book - or a more free-wheeling, upbeat buddy than Baloo?  His lighthearted relationship with Mowgli reminds us that friendship and laughter really are among the "bare necessities of life."

This postcard is from a booklet of cards called 'The Art of Disney, Imagination' from the United States Postal Service.  It has a matching stamp pre-printed on the back for 27 cents. The series is from 2008. 

Aurora, Sleeping Beauty from the United States Postal Service

Princess Aurora, Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather
Everyone dreams of living "happily ever after," but not everyone has such enchanted helpers as Princess Aurora's tiny guardians, Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather.  Despite their delightfully dithery ways, the good fairies protect the princess and help her find the true love she has always imagined.

This postcard is from a booklet of cards called 'The Art of Disney, Imagination' from the United States Postal Service.  It has a matching stamp pre-printed on the back for 27 cents. The series is from 2008. 

101 Dalmatians from the United States Postal Service

Pongo and pup
Imagining a dog's emotional life requires a brilliant creative leap, but 101 Dalmatians gives us a unique dog's eye view of the world.  In the loving bonds between Pongo and his pups, we see our own human ties brought to life - spot on.

This postcard is from a booklet of cards called 'The Art of Disney, Imagination' from the United States Postal Service.  It has a matching stamp pre-printed on the back for 27 cents. The series is from 2008. 

USPS - The Musical Farmer

Mickey Mouse in
The Musical Farmer
Produced by Walt Disney

This is a USPS (United States Postal Service) postcard with a Mickey and Pluto stamp.
It is postmarked in 2007.

Beauty and the Beast from the USPS

Beauty and the Beast
This is the evening the Beast has awaited, but can he tell belle of his love? He knows his heart, but does she yet know her own? These lovers are as uncertain as they are hopeful - emotions and a tale "as old as time."

This is from the USPS (United States Postal Service and has a matching stamp on the back.
2006

Snow White - USPS Stamp

USPS (United States Postal Service)
This is a postcard of a 37 cent stamp to Celebrate Snow White and the seven dwarfs.
Celebrate!
2005

USPS - Bambi & Thumper

Bambi and Thumper

Irrepressible Thumper isn't awed by Bambi's status as the "young prince of the forest" but simply sees a new playmate.  Generations have treasured this coming-of-age story for its natural beauty and gentle, laughter-filled depiction of childhood friendships.

This is a USPS (United States Postal Service) postcard with a matching stamp printed on the back for 23 cents
2003

USPS - Lion King

Mufasa and Simba

When we grow up we make new friends who share different parts of our lives.  But if we are fortunate like the lion cup Simba, who idolizes his father Mufasa, our parents are our first "best" friends who anchor us with friendship that grows from love no one else can match.

This is a USPS (United States Postal Service) postcard with a matching stamp printed on the back for 23 cents
2003

USPS - Mickey and Friends

Mickey Mouse and Friends

Mickey first appeared in Steamboat Willie in 1928, while Goofy started playing for laughs in 1932, and Donald added fuel to the fun in 1934.  Since then, the pals have shared adventures and misadventures while always keeping their friendship intact.

This is a USPS (United States Postal Service) postcard with a matching stamp printed on the back for 23 cents
2003

USPS - Pinocchio & Jiminy Cricket

Pinoccio and Jiminy Cricket

Sometimes a friend has to play the role of "Official Conscience" for us.  Although Pinoccio doesn't always want to hear what Jiminy Cricket has to say, the chipper little fellow is a steady, stalwart mentor when Pinoccio needs him most.


This is a USPS (United States Postal Service) postcard with a matching stamp printed on the back for 23 cents
2003

USPS, 2007 Dumbo and Timothy Mouse

Dumbo and Timothy Mouse

In this classic story, and innocent little elephant turns his oversized ears into an even larger triumph, imparting a very big truth:  It's not the "magic feather" that helps you soar, but the magic of believing in yourself.

This is from the United States Postal Service and has a matching 26 cent stamp on the back.
2007

USPS, 2007 Peter Pan and Tinkerbell

Peter Pan and Tinker Bell
Anyone who's ever dreamed of flying with Peter Pan and Tinker Bell knows that all it takes is faith, trust, and pixie dust.  Whatever our age, these magical characters will always lead us to Never Land, where we and our dreams remain forever young.

This is from the United States Postal Service and has a matching 26 cent stamp on the back.
2007

USPS, 2007 Mickey Mouse

Mickey Mouse as "The Sorcerer's Apprentice"
As Mickey gleefully wields his newfound powers, we share his exuberance.  What could be better than commanding the galaxies? Things soon get out of control, but the spunky little fellow still shows us the magic in reaching for your dreams.

This is from the United States Postal Service and has a matching 26 cent stamp on the back.
2007

USPS, 2007 Aladdin and Genie

Aladdin and Genie
Just when Aladdin needs help the most, he discovers a battered lamp that reveals a wisecracking, wish-granting genie.  Genie can work many wonders, but his actions prove that sometimes a true-blue friend is all the magic we need.

This is from the United States Postal Service and has a matching 26 cent stamp on the back.
2007