National Geographic
Issue: Aug, 1963
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Posted: 01/12/2007
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The Magic Worlds of Walt Disney: Part 3 (Aug, 1963)

This article is huge (50 pages) so I’ve broken it up into three parts.
Part One
Part Two

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3 comments
  1. Modern Mechanix » The Magic Worlds of Walt Disney: Part 1 says: January 12, 200711:12 am

    [...] This article is huge some I’m going to be breaking it up into three parts. Part Two Part Three [...]

  2. Modern Mechanix » The Magic Worlds of Walt Disney: Part 2 says: January 12, 200712:13 pm

    [...] This article is huge (50 pages) so I’ve broken it up into three parts. Part One Part Three [...]

  3. Apadysmv says: May 7, 20093:07 pm

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