#Treasured egg of the wookong jungle series#

The Adventures of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit*.The Chronological Donald - Volume Three*.Elfego Baca and The Swamp Fox: Legendary Heroes.The Adventures of Spin & Marty: The Mickey Mouse Club.Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts - 1920s–1960s.Mickey Mouse in Black and White - Volume Two**.Mickey Mouse in Living Color - Volume Two*.Behind the Scenes at the Walt Disney Studio.The Mickey Mouse in Black and White - Volume Two is marked with two asterisks because it was never released in Italy but some Region 2 countries have settings to have menu and subtitles in Italian. Titles marked with an asterisk have been made available outside of Region 1.

The DVD sets were the idea of film critic–historian Leonard Maltin, who appears in each set to introduce the DVDs, and to provide historical context to some of the more-dated, and sometimes politically incorrect, works. In 2003, a Costco exclusive boxed set, The Ultimate Disney Treasure Chest, packaged the first two waves of the series, without the tin cases (as pictured). The first three waves were additionally bound in a cardboard band featuring reproductions of signatures by Leonard Maltin and Roy Disney. The first two waves featured the numbering as stamped into each case, while subsequent waves were packaged with a certificate of authenticity marking their number. The numbered units are largely commercially unavailable outside of Region 1.Įach title has been packaged in a numbered tin case. The first wave was released to Region 1 DVD on December 4, 2001, as a part of Walt Disney's 100th birthday. There have been nine waves (versions) of the DVDs, each containing two, three or four different sets (adding up to a total of thirty different titles).

#Treasured egg of the wookong jungle series#

Walt Disney Treasures is a series of two-disc DVD sets of classic Disney works, covering work from the studio's earliest days to modern material relating to the context of a specific set. The Ultimate Disney Treasure Chest, a box set of the first two waves (packaged without their tins)

Prototype logo, seen on the advertisement for the first wave