Brave the Adventureland Bazaar for plush toys of jungle creatures.
From WED Disneyland Dictionary 1968
Features rare products and gifts from all parts of the world. It includes the Guatemalan Weavers, The Magic Carpet and Tropical Imports a jungle outpost atmosphere with thatched roofs and interesting merchandise.

The glass cases of the exhibit displayed antique weapons from American history, including various muskets, Kentucky rifles, and Colt pistols. The small Gun Shop sold replicas of those weapons.

Inside was a French—themed setting for art supplies, Disney artwork, and many Disneyland postcards, among them sets that depicted Disney chararrters frolicking in the Art Comer itself. Animators were on hand to draw quick portraits of guests , and for convenience the shop offered framing, mailing services, and even a mail-order catalog.

offers clocks, music boxes, ornate carvings from all parts of the world. A glass artist, here, creates unusual items for purchase. This intimate shop was located just inside the entrance to Sleeping Beauty Castle on the left hand side. Delicate, expensive gifts were sold in the Arts and Crafts Shop, including ornate imported clocks and handblown glass sculptures.

This intimate shop was located just inside the entrance to Sleeping Beauty Castle on the left hand side. Delicate, expensive gifis were sold in the Arts and Crafis Shop, including ornate imported clocks and handblown glass sculptures.

The store sells motoring souvenirs (including models of the cute cars from Chevron‘s TV commercials) and an actual Autopia car on display. Guests could also get the photos for their Autopia Drivers Licenses taken here.