Mickey and the Beanstalk

Mickey and the Beanstalk Card Game, from Walt Disney's "Fun and Fancy Free"

First Published: 1947, Pepys Series Games by Castell Brothers Ltd., Bow Street London and North Wallace Street, Glasgow

Illustrator or Designer: Ern Shaw designer, illustrated after Walt Disney Studios

Contents: 44 Cards, 1 Fold-Out Beanstalk card + Rules Booklet

Mickey and the Beanstalk Box Front With Title Card

There are 44 cards in 9 sets of 4, lettered and numbered from A1 to I4, plus 4 Fairy Harp and 4 Willie the Giant cards. Laid out in order, using the fold-out Beanstalk card as a guide, the cards tell the story of Mickey and the Beanstalk.

Mickey and the Beanstalk cards: Sets A & B

Mickey and the Beanstalk cards: Sets C & D

Mickey and the Beanstalk cards: Sets E & F

Mickey and the Beanstalk cards: Sets G & H

Mickey and the Beanstalk cards: Set I, 4 Giant Willie cards and 4 Fairy Harp cards.

Mickey and the Beanstalk fold-out card, Top

Mickey & the Beanstalk fold-out card, Base

The game is based on the Mickey and the Beanstalk section of Disney's 1947 animated package film Fun and Fancy Free. In the film Walt Disney gave his last major performance personally voicing Mickey Mouse, as he had done since 1928.

The film is based on the fairy tale Jack and the Beanstalk.

In this instance Ern Shaw's credit must be for the game's design rather than the illustrations.

Game & Version Details

	Mickey and the Beanstalk - Card Back
	​Mickey and the Beanstalk - Folding Card Back
	Mickey and the Beanstalk - Rules Front
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	Mickey and the Beanstalk - Box Back
	Mickey and the Beanstalk - Box Top
	Mickey and the Beanstalk - Box Side Left
	Mickey and the Beanstalk - Box Base
	Mickey and the Beanstalk - Box Side Right
	Mickey and the Beanstalk ​- Box Back With Flap