Italian Fotobusta - Alice and the Caterpillar Paired with Alice and the Flamingo
Fifth in the series features Alice talking with the Caterpillar paired with Alice and a giggling flamingo croquet mallet. This example also retains its censor stamps.
Indeed that is the case, it means that the poster is approved for public display. Sometimes posters were a little too racy (think The Outlaw), but I'm sure there was never a Disney poster that did NOT get approved. Posters that do not have the stamp were most likely not posted, or at least not publicly.
I assume that the censor stamps meant that this fotobusta recieved the "OK"?
ReplyDeleteIndeed that is the case, it means that the poster is approved for public display. Sometimes posters were a little too racy (think The Outlaw), but I'm sure there was never a Disney poster that did NOT get approved. Posters that do not have the stamp were most likely not posted, or at least not publicly.
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