VTG Disney Aladdin Style Guide Supplement Final Part. Rare Collectible W Bonus

A style guide for a film like Aladdin is a design reference manual created by the Disney studio or Disney Consumer Products / Licensing department. These guides are used internally, and by licensees, to ensure that all merchandise, printed materials, packaging, advertising, etc., follow the approved visual style of the film.

The Aladdin Licensing Style Guide Set of 2 (c. 1992‑94): Two three‑ring binders, one red holographic binder and one gold "storybook‑like" binder. Sections include things like Program Overview, Film Reference, Design Elements, Character Art, Situation Art, and themed marketing campaigns such as Celestial Wonders, Palace Posh, Jewel Princess, High Adventure, Parade Brights.

Because style guides are internal/for licensing partners, they're not mass‐produced for public distribution. That already makes them rare.

Early 1990s is "Disney Renaissance" period, a high point for both artistic design and collectible nostalgia.

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