Blogspot has this new widget that displays who is following this blog. It's very gratifying that people actually continue to read my ramblings and two of those fine folks have actually publicly stated that they do so. You can see their icons in the followers widget in the right sidebar.
Posting may be a bit light here now that we are into the holiday season. I'll still post every time I have some snowglobe news but probably wont be having time to post other stuff.
However if you stop by The Collectors Guide, I can promise that there will be at least 2 entries added every day and Christmas and New Years will see around 50 entries added each day.
Now that I know I have posts ready to go for the rest of the year, the idea is to get as many more posts done as I can by the end of the year. I think it would be impossible to get all the information posted by the end of the year which means the ebay value tracking wont start at the beginning of the year as I hoped.
The DisneyStore UK website has introduced yet another deluxe snowglobe. This one features the cast of Lady and the Tramp.
Matt of the excellent vintagedisneyalice blog writes in to let me know that these two vintage Louis Marx snowdomes of Alice and company sold for $115 in a recent Hake's auction.
Hank Millett sent another picture of a wonderful and rare snowdome. It shows Donald and the nephews catching Black Pete in a western scene. 
These two new deluxe snowglobes have appeared on the DisneyStore UK website. The Aristocats snowglobe is the best looking Aristocats globe I've seen. Does anyone know if the Fab5 snowglobe is based on a cartoon or not? It looks like it may be but nothing comes to mind. If anyone can get better pics of the UK globes, please share. These little thumbnails from the UK site aren't very clear.
The Disney Store UK website has a new deluxe Lion King snowglobe with a working waterfall.
