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1. Walt Disney Classics (1984-1987)
2. Walt Disney Classics (1988-1994)
Nobody delete this page please. We have to rename the article to Walt Disney Classics, because Black Diamond series is a fan created name.
I also have a lot of the releases and seen a lot of them. Remember, the release dates on this page are the American NTSC, please do not include UK release dates or any other country. This page goes to US and Canada releases.
This should probably be merged with the Walt Disney Home Entertainment page.
Sorcerer Mickey was in 1988-1994 classics logo.
Mickey also appears in the WDHV logo from 1987-1998.
List down all of your BD videos from your personal collection, if you have all of them (including the black padded clamshells), just put, I have them all.
-My List
This collection will be finished as soon as I get the 1981 Dumbo video.
Pinocchio (1993) Fantasia (1991) Dumbo (1984 with 1991 clamshell) Bambi (1989) Cinderella (1988 with prototype Classics logo) Alice in Wonderland (1991 with videotape label and original Classics logo)' Lady and the Tramp (1987) Robin Hood (1991 with no previews and prototype Classics logo) The Rescuers (1992) The Fox and the Hound (1994) The Little Mermaid (1990 with recalled artwork) The Rescuers Down Under (1991) Beauty and the Beast (1992) Aladdin (1993)
I have to ask though, the tapes made from 1992-1993 had a Sorcerer Mickey next to WDHV logo, sometimes not. Also, doesn't your Alice tape have the BD on the top of the videotape label and the stock number was 36V instead of 036? What Black Diamond editions do you plan on getting?
videotape label- diamond in the middle
stock number- 036
black diamond on the back of the cover
includes cheesy animated logo
clamshell is hard
label is nearly coming off (that's why I never put it in anymore)
red FBI warnings that unusually slide-show other than fade away
- so what year is my print?
I'll add more later. -- Ryanasaurus0077 21:47, 21 June 2006 (UTC)
The prototype Sorcerer Mickey Classics logo is on my 1988 Cinderella print and the 2nd version of the Robin Hood print, where else is it?
Also, I saw a video clip of the prototype logo on YouTube.com, which was originally owned by user Wilee2005, but somebody took and and uploaded it to YouTube, the logo seems to be a little bit offscreen.
Also, there are 2 versions of the Robin Hood video-
One with the prototype Classics logo and the green FBI warnings.
The other one shows the red ones, 2 previews, and the regular classics logo, but it somewhat cut-short. 1
Herbie Rides Again 1990 VHS have Red FBI Warnings, a trailer for Rescuers Down Under/Prince and the Pauper, and 1988 prototype Sorcerer Mickey classics logo.
1. Cinderella 1988 VHS: FBI Warning are on a red/white background and Licensed for Private Home is on a red background, then the first preview of "Oliver & Company," and the first "Sorcerer Mickey" classics logo in prototype version.
2. 2nd version of Robin Hood 1991 VHS: FBI Warning and Licensed for Private Home are both on a green background, then no previews, and "Walt Disney Classics" logo with Sorcerer Mickey in 1988 prototype version.
This article survived an Articles for Deletion debate. The discussion can be found here. - Doc ask? 23:02, 14 May 2006 (UTC)
We need more images to put on this page, here's a list of things we need-
We need those, thanks 4.245.215.92 01:12, 15 May 2006 (UTC)
1. First version: FBI Warning are on a red/white background and Licensed for Private Home are on a red/orange background, then Walt Disney Home Video logo 1986 with Sorcerer Mickey, then One preview of The Jungle Book, then "FEATURE PRESENTATION" bumper, and 1988 regular Classics logo with Sorcerer Mickey.
2. Second version: FBI Warning and Licensed for Private Home are both on a green background, then no previews, and 1988 regular Classics logo with Sorcerer Mickey.
3. 1992 version: Green FBI Warning and Green Licensed for Private Home Screen, then 1986 Walt Disney Home Video logo with Fantasia Mickey, 2 previews: The Jungle Book and Robin Hood, then 1992 Feature Presentation screen (white handwriting cursive font with a lilac blue background), and 1988 regular Classics logo with Fantasia Mickey.
Hey, I noticed that Disney's Peter Pan Classic edition seems to have the most label variations. Here are what I can list...
VHS EDITIONS
BETA EDITIONS
Interesting, huh?
According to the page, it says Sleeping Beauty was released in 1986 and 1989, is this true, please cite a source for this claim, because it was only released in 1986.
For some reason, my 1987 Lady and the Tramp print has some outdated things on it. First off, on the Bella Note after-spaghetti scene, there is no background music, just the lyrics.
And second, on the alley dog chase scene, just when the dogs get ready to fight, you see only one, but the 1998 print shows 3.
Does that occur on your prints?
Just a reminder. tregoweth 02:21, 21 May 2006 (UTC)
Someone on this page is blending the US releases with the UK releases. I have created a section for that user to put the European ones. Whoever it is, the section is a work-in-progress waiting to be finished.
Also, I will set up a list for Japanese releases.
Should we delete all of these comments, or put it in an archive like the WDHE page? 4.245.173.126 20:41, 22 May 2006 (UTC)
Remember, if you don't have right info, do not send it to this page. Also, if you have info you are unsure of, ask me first, I'm the nerd about this stuff (sarcastic) 4.245.173.126 20:42, 22 May 2006 (UTC)
Hey, I noticed that in 1997 the PAL Disney videotapes got a new print logo for their Classic series. It said "WALT DISNEY" on top and then a gold scroll under it with "CLASSICS" in it. Did that print logo ever get used as an animated opening? If so, what was it like?
Is "CLASSICS" in the same fancy font that was used in the 1988-1994 logo, as well as in the print logo? Gabrielkat 14:35, 24 May 2006 (UTC)
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~geoffrey/toys/videos/Hercules-Video-PAL-a.jpg
Sign your comments, please. Gabrielkat 21:17, 26 May 2006 (UTC)
Hey, I remember seeing a couple of auctions online on eBay for two Disney VHS box sets. One had "The Jungle Book," "Robin Hood" (1991 edition) and "The Rescuers Down Under." I'm sure it came out in 1991. One side of the box had an illustration of Robin Hood, another side with a Jungle Book scene, and another illustration with the cast of "The Rescuers Down Under." The packaging had a large "THE CLASSICS" diamond (without WDHV text) above most of the illustrations and on the top of the box. Another box set was released, maybe around the same time. Except for this one, only one Black Diamond Classic video was in the set, "Dumbo" (with the 1991 cover artwork.) It also included two non-Classics videos; "Mary Poppins" (the 1987-1988 edition) and "Pete's Dragon." I'm not sure which tape edition of "Dumbo" it was. It could have been the 1984 copy or the newer 1991 tape. "Mary Poppins" also had two editions, despite the same cover artwork. One had a large, white "Walt Disney Home Video" label and had the 1986 Sorcerer Mickey WDHV logo at the beginning. The other had white ink on the tape and had the early 90s gold WDHV still logo. Nonetheless, the box set had "THE CLASSICS" diamond on one side and on the top.
Interesting, huh?
I now that a user known as Gabrielkat is saying the Classics Sorcerer Mickey was 1987, it wasn't, the VHS edition of Lady and the Tramp in Europe was 1988. Also, the WDHV Sorcerer Mickey is 1987, not 1986.
Some tidbits you gotta know. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 204.60.42.128 ( talk • contribs)
Actually, the WDHV "Sorcerer Mickey" logo is December 1986, not 1987. Gabrielkat 19:48, 29 May 2006 (UTC)
Site a source for this claim, the very first "Sing" cassette was 1986, but had the WDHV between the blue lines label, and it should have the 1982 logo. Link to the website that says this. User:Imax80
The site is http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/TheDisneyLogoShrine/message/29 Gabrielkat 01:07, 2 June 2006 (UTC)
An anonymous user is contributing wrong info, and redundant information. The Sword in the Stone first came to video in America in 1986 because there is a trailer for The Natty Gan video release (1986) on it. Also, there was 1989 cover of Sleeping Beauty, that's a lie, and this user keeps vandalising the titles with "&" instead of "and." We have to stop this. User:Imax80
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1. Walt Disney Classics (1984-1987)
2. Walt Disney Classics (1988-1994)
Nobody delete this page please. We have to rename the article to Walt Disney Classics, because Black Diamond series is a fan created name.
I also have a lot of the releases and seen a lot of them. Remember, the release dates on this page are the American NTSC, please do not include UK release dates or any other country. This page goes to US and Canada releases.
This should probably be merged with the Walt Disney Home Entertainment page.
Sorcerer Mickey was in 1988-1994 classics logo.
Mickey also appears in the WDHV logo from 1987-1998.
List down all of your BD videos from your personal collection, if you have all of them (including the black padded clamshells), just put, I have them all.
-My List
This collection will be finished as soon as I get the 1981 Dumbo video.
Pinocchio (1993) Fantasia (1991) Dumbo (1984 with 1991 clamshell) Bambi (1989) Cinderella (1988 with prototype Classics logo) Alice in Wonderland (1991 with videotape label and original Classics logo)' Lady and the Tramp (1987) Robin Hood (1991 with no previews and prototype Classics logo) The Rescuers (1992) The Fox and the Hound (1994) The Little Mermaid (1990 with recalled artwork) The Rescuers Down Under (1991) Beauty and the Beast (1992) Aladdin (1993)
I have to ask though, the tapes made from 1992-1993 had a Sorcerer Mickey next to WDHV logo, sometimes not. Also, doesn't your Alice tape have the BD on the top of the videotape label and the stock number was 36V instead of 036? What Black Diamond editions do you plan on getting?
videotape label- diamond in the middle
stock number- 036
black diamond on the back of the cover
includes cheesy animated logo
clamshell is hard
label is nearly coming off (that's why I never put it in anymore)
red FBI warnings that unusually slide-show other than fade away
- so what year is my print?
I'll add more later. -- Ryanasaurus0077 21:47, 21 June 2006 (UTC)
The prototype Sorcerer Mickey Classics logo is on my 1988 Cinderella print and the 2nd version of the Robin Hood print, where else is it?
Also, I saw a video clip of the prototype logo on YouTube.com, which was originally owned by user Wilee2005, but somebody took and and uploaded it to YouTube, the logo seems to be a little bit offscreen.
Also, there are 2 versions of the Robin Hood video-
One with the prototype Classics logo and the green FBI warnings.
The other one shows the red ones, 2 previews, and the regular classics logo, but it somewhat cut-short. 1
Herbie Rides Again 1990 VHS have Red FBI Warnings, a trailer for Rescuers Down Under/Prince and the Pauper, and 1988 prototype Sorcerer Mickey classics logo.
1. Cinderella 1988 VHS: FBI Warning are on a red/white background and Licensed for Private Home is on a red background, then the first preview of "Oliver & Company," and the first "Sorcerer Mickey" classics logo in prototype version.
2. 2nd version of Robin Hood 1991 VHS: FBI Warning and Licensed for Private Home are both on a green background, then no previews, and "Walt Disney Classics" logo with Sorcerer Mickey in 1988 prototype version.
This article survived an Articles for Deletion debate. The discussion can be found here. - Doc ask? 23:02, 14 May 2006 (UTC)
We need more images to put on this page, here's a list of things we need-
We need those, thanks 4.245.215.92 01:12, 15 May 2006 (UTC)
1. First version: FBI Warning are on a red/white background and Licensed for Private Home are on a red/orange background, then Walt Disney Home Video logo 1986 with Sorcerer Mickey, then One preview of The Jungle Book, then "FEATURE PRESENTATION" bumper, and 1988 regular Classics logo with Sorcerer Mickey.
2. Second version: FBI Warning and Licensed for Private Home are both on a green background, then no previews, and 1988 regular Classics logo with Sorcerer Mickey.
3. 1992 version: Green FBI Warning and Green Licensed for Private Home Screen, then 1986 Walt Disney Home Video logo with Fantasia Mickey, 2 previews: The Jungle Book and Robin Hood, then 1992 Feature Presentation screen (white handwriting cursive font with a lilac blue background), and 1988 regular Classics logo with Fantasia Mickey.
Hey, I noticed that Disney's Peter Pan Classic edition seems to have the most label variations. Here are what I can list...
VHS EDITIONS
BETA EDITIONS
Interesting, huh?
According to the page, it says Sleeping Beauty was released in 1986 and 1989, is this true, please cite a source for this claim, because it was only released in 1986.
For some reason, my 1987 Lady and the Tramp print has some outdated things on it. First off, on the Bella Note after-spaghetti scene, there is no background music, just the lyrics.
And second, on the alley dog chase scene, just when the dogs get ready to fight, you see only one, but the 1998 print shows 3.
Does that occur on your prints?
Just a reminder. tregoweth 02:21, 21 May 2006 (UTC)
Someone on this page is blending the US releases with the UK releases. I have created a section for that user to put the European ones. Whoever it is, the section is a work-in-progress waiting to be finished.
Also, I will set up a list for Japanese releases.
Should we delete all of these comments, or put it in an archive like the WDHE page? 4.245.173.126 20:41, 22 May 2006 (UTC)
Remember, if you don't have right info, do not send it to this page. Also, if you have info you are unsure of, ask me first, I'm the nerd about this stuff (sarcastic) 4.245.173.126 20:42, 22 May 2006 (UTC)
Hey, I noticed that in 1997 the PAL Disney videotapes got a new print logo for their Classic series. It said "WALT DISNEY" on top and then a gold scroll under it with "CLASSICS" in it. Did that print logo ever get used as an animated opening? If so, what was it like?
Is "CLASSICS" in the same fancy font that was used in the 1988-1994 logo, as well as in the print logo? Gabrielkat 14:35, 24 May 2006 (UTC)
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~geoffrey/toys/videos/Hercules-Video-PAL-a.jpg
Sign your comments, please. Gabrielkat 21:17, 26 May 2006 (UTC)
Hey, I remember seeing a couple of auctions online on eBay for two Disney VHS box sets. One had "The Jungle Book," "Robin Hood" (1991 edition) and "The Rescuers Down Under." I'm sure it came out in 1991. One side of the box had an illustration of Robin Hood, another side with a Jungle Book scene, and another illustration with the cast of "The Rescuers Down Under." The packaging had a large "THE CLASSICS" diamond (without WDHV text) above most of the illustrations and on the top of the box. Another box set was released, maybe around the same time. Except for this one, only one Black Diamond Classic video was in the set, "Dumbo" (with the 1991 cover artwork.) It also included two non-Classics videos; "Mary Poppins" (the 1987-1988 edition) and "Pete's Dragon." I'm not sure which tape edition of "Dumbo" it was. It could have been the 1984 copy or the newer 1991 tape. "Mary Poppins" also had two editions, despite the same cover artwork. One had a large, white "Walt Disney Home Video" label and had the 1986 Sorcerer Mickey WDHV logo at the beginning. The other had white ink on the tape and had the early 90s gold WDHV still logo. Nonetheless, the box set had "THE CLASSICS" diamond on one side and on the top.
Interesting, huh?
I now that a user known as Gabrielkat is saying the Classics Sorcerer Mickey was 1987, it wasn't, the VHS edition of Lady and the Tramp in Europe was 1988. Also, the WDHV Sorcerer Mickey is 1987, not 1986.
Some tidbits you gotta know. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 204.60.42.128 ( talk • contribs)
Actually, the WDHV "Sorcerer Mickey" logo is December 1986, not 1987. Gabrielkat 19:48, 29 May 2006 (UTC)
Site a source for this claim, the very first "Sing" cassette was 1986, but had the WDHV between the blue lines label, and it should have the 1982 logo. Link to the website that says this. User:Imax80
The site is http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/TheDisneyLogoShrine/message/29 Gabrielkat 01:07, 2 June 2006 (UTC)
An anonymous user is contributing wrong info, and redundant information. The Sword in the Stone first came to video in America in 1986 because there is a trailer for The Natty Gan video release (1986) on it. Also, there was 1989 cover of Sleeping Beauty, that's a lie, and this user keeps vandalising the titles with "&" instead of "and." We have to stop this. User:Imax80