105632 - Disneyland 40th Anniversary - Frontierland Native Village

Pin Description:

This pin was apart of a cast exclusive set. Each pin had a trading card that provided details about each attraction. The attractions represented in this collection were all extinct attractions that had closed by 1990. This particular pin commemorates the now-retired area of the Native Village (opened as the Indian Village, which Disney later stopped referring to it as). The pin features a round buffalo hide/skin with an image of a buffalo in the center on a blue circle, with buffalo hoof prints underneath. There's brown rays radiating from the center, and black triangles at the tips. The bottom has three bunches of feathers tied to it.

The accompanying trading card read as follows:

"On the outskirts of Frontierland, Native American heritage served as educational entertainment. Guests participated in ceremonial music and dance and watched handicraft demonstrations in the Village, where a number of different tribes were represented. It was part of Disneyland from 1955 until Bear County took its place in 1972. An Audio-Animatronics® version of the village can now be found on the banks of the Rivers of America."

This set was sold at Company D in Walt Disney World as well.