What is the Nametag Museum?
It's a presentation of nametags worn by employees of the various
divisions
of the Walt Disney Company.
Why did the Museum open?
Nametags are an important part of the history of Disney. Every
Disney employee -
(they are called Cast Members) wears one as part of their costume.
The Company maintains a large collection of nametags in its
Archives,
but the public cannot access it. So this is my attempt to show
you, as best I can,
what you would see should you have the incredible luck to visit the
Disney Archives.
Who owns the nametags in the Museum?
Beni V. is the owner of the collections in the Museum, and also the
curator and webmaster.
Do you have all the nametags that have ever been used by the
Company?
No, not at all. There are hundreds that have been used in the
past 50 years.
. Our collection is small, but growing.
I have a cast member nametag that is not in the Museum, will you
buy it?
Yes. We are always looking for nametags not in the collections.
The more rare and unusual, the better. Send an email to
ben@nametagmuseum.com
Include a detailed description of your nametag, attaching a photo is
best, and we'll see what happens.
Are you affiliated with the Walt Disney Company?
No, just an obsessed fan.
Please note that all copyrights on this page are owned by their
respective
owners.
We hear that the curator of the Museum is an Annual Passholder to
Disneyland,
even though he lives more than a thousand miles away. Is this
true?
Yes. Even though the curator does not believe in faeries,
Disneyland is the center of his universe. As it should be.
Who is this Angelo person you keep referring to?
Next question, please.
Seriously, who is Angelo?
No comment.
Tell us who Angelo is, or we will have to hurt you.
Fine. Angelo is a friend of the Museum (read: a major part of
our collection came from him).
There. Are you happy now?
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