Looney Links

Stores Selling on the Net

Characters 'N Toons has several pages of merchandise devoted to the characters.
The Christmas Depot has lots of goodies. Search for Looney. They also stock everything you need to decorate for Christmas.
Southpeak Software is selling Looney Tunes puzzles, coloring books and calendars for your computer.
Mr. Christmas: These guys make the best animated LT stuff around. Only for Christmas though-as the name implies! The last couple of years they haven't produced anything though.
Amazon Books: Go here and do a search for Looney Tunes or your favorite character. There are lots of books out there.
Character Connections: Toys and smaller items. You can search for most of the characters with a pull down menu.
Walmarts: Search for Looney. Books and school supplies and sometimes special merchandise.
Emerald Web: Selection of online toy stores.
Elaine's Gift Boutique: Carries the line of Rawcliffe pewter characters.
Rhoda's Collectibles: Has Ron Lee statues
Decorative Dimensions: has wallpapers and wall trims
Poster Service: has lots of posters of all kinds
Look Down and Smile: mainly clothing, ships worldwide!
Annette's Favorite Toys: new toys only here
Big Entertainment Studio Store specializes in items from the movie studios. They have mugs, cups, shirts and some other items.
Clicket: They have large cardboard figures, some costumes and some christmas stuff.
Party Makers: -This is a site for party goods for your kids birthdays.
Cake Emporium: carries the Wilton line of Looney Tunes cake decorating stuff.
AB Optical: sells Looney Tunes glasses frames. The pictures are fuzzy on here and I couldn't really see what was LT about them but they will probably send you a brochure if you ask for one.
Snodgrass Sales has a lot of LT Christmas ornaments in now.
The Christmas Depot has some LT items. Just use their Search button to look for them.
San Francisco Muxic Box Co. is selling a few ornaments. Their catalog number is 1-800-227-2190.
QVC runs a LT show at the end of every month. It comes on twice on the last saturday of the month. To find the schedule go to http://www.qvc.com/newpggd.html and select the date you want to check and enter Warner in the Search field.
The Winfield Collection has tons of LT scrollsaw woodworking patterns including 9 Christmas ones. Very nice variety and the only ones I have ever seen! 1-800-WINFIELD
The Fabric Club carries some LT cloth for crafts and stuff!
Talaria Enterprises offers some very unique bronze sculptures, including a Lola/Bugs wedding one.
Ashton-Drake Galleries: Makes a line of ceramic dolls dressed with LT stuff.
Klig's - World's Largest Selection of Kites, Banners, Windsocks, Flags. 1-800-333-5944
The Kite Ranch also carries lots of Flags, Banners and Windsocks.
The World of Collectibles has a section just for Looney Tunes. You can find about 60 items for sell here-mainly 70's & 80's.
The Bradford Exchange: Yep, the same one that makes all the plates.

Stores that carry Looney Tunes

Craft stores-Michael's, Ben Franklin, Hobby Lobby, Beverlys, etc. These carry lots of fun stuff. Our Michael's carries Wilton cake accessories, including candles, pans, cookie cutters and party supplies. Do it yourself kits:they carry Plastic Canvas kits and other craft kits you can make yourself. Activity kits:ours carries a great kids activity set. Some seasonal stuff:not much but a little, like window clings, candy boxes, small stuffed animals.
Office Supply Stores: Office Depot, Staples, etc. They carry software, desktop accessories, clocks, lights and many smaller items that you would see in an office.
Targets: These guys carry a lot. Check the kitchen aisles for plates, cups and utensils. They carry a lot of of the new toys when they come out. Their seasonal stuff is great, no one carries more Christmas than they do.
K-mart: Some regular toys, looney tunes confetti, party stuff. Some seasonal stuff, had great Halloween stuff in 97.
Walmarts: Some regular toys, craft books, good seasonal stuff, second only to targets.
Hallmarks: They issue new ornaments every year. New puzzles, some smaller stuff. Great stuffed animals-usually musical ones for whatever holiday is next. Also have calendars.
Drug Stores: You can find party stuff and the smaller seasonal stuff here. They also carry a lot of the "orphan" ornaments, the ones not picked up by a major chain. Longs, Walgreens, Sav-Ons(Osco) and Eckerds usually carry some holiday items.
Mervyns: Some Christmas ornaments, not much though. Usually from the Kurt S. Adler line.
Sears: Some Christmas stuff, a lot of the Mr. Christmas stuff, including one exclusive in '97. Some of the ornaments from Matrix. They also carry a lot of Lovables items for babies.
JC Pennys: Not a lot of stuff in their stores but the catalogs carry a lot. Great Lovables selection right now.
Montgomery Wards: They usually carry some of the Matrix/Trevco Christmas line.
Floral shops: They carry the "gift" type stuff. Seasonal stuffed animals and ornaments mainly.
Toys-R-Us: Carry most of the Tyco Lovables line, some other smaller items. Backpacks, plushes, etc. Try a Babies-R-Us for lots of Lovables items.

Cel Art Sites

Animation Art Collecting: If you are new to cel art start here. It has lots of good advice and definitions.
ACME Animation Art Gallery: Says it has the most complete selection on the net
American Royal Arts: Another very informative site, has lots of different kinds of art on it
Animation Art Gallery: has all kinds of cartoon cels and art and a section dedicated to WB
Animation USA: Modern and old cartoon art here
Animazing Gallery: Cels are sorted by types here
Barker Animation Art Galleries: Lots of different cels on here also, has catalog and club
Cartoon Depot Animation Cel Gallery: Email list, wishlist and bulletin board at this site.
Cartoon Factory: Lots and lots of Cel Art.
Cel-Abration Animation Galleries: New and recent cel-art releases of all kinds.
CelMail Newsletter: Good place for the Cel art collector to learn.
Fine Toon Cartoon Art Gallery: Carries disney and WB .
Toon Art Inc.: Also carries sports collectibles.
Toon Art Studios: Sells Cels directly to retailers. They also have some character clipart for download.
Toon-Cel Town: Cel art from several studios on here.
Van Eaton Galleries: Some older ones and the new ones here.
Vintage Ink & Paint: Very informative site, offers appraisals and restorations.

Older Collectibles Sites

If you are looking for something that isn't made anymore these are a good place to start!

Federick's Magic Toy Site: A French site with lists of fast food premium toys. Covers US and Europe.
Got2HaveIt.com: Dedicated Looney page with quite a few items on it. We've bought several times from them.
Big Bully Toys: Some stuff listed for sale here, mainly fastfood premium items
Collectible Toys: Some items listed here
Pretty Good Toys: Has some stuff, mainly older glasses.
Some Special-Collectibles: A few LT items on here.
The Cool Toyshop: A looney tunes section on here.
Past and Presents Online: Christmas merchandise mainly but has cookie jars and stuff too.
Collectibles Net: Some very nice collectibles sell on here.
Heathside Collectibles: Lots of different types of collectibles on here.
Toyline: this site has lots of PVC's for the collector.
Toys, Toys and more Toys: Sandymac's site has lots of fast food toys plus usually a few other goodies.

Manufacturer Sites

These sites are for companies that make Looney Tunes items.

Applause: Largest maker of cartoon collectibles that I know of. Plushes, ceramics, toys, just about everything.
Axius: They make car related items. Trashbags, deodrizers, mats, windshield covers, etc.
Christopher Radko: Handblown glass ornaments.
Gift Creations: These guys make a lot of the small items you see in gift shops.
Goebel: They have a line of very nice limited ceramics.
Homer Laughlin China Co.: They make the Fiestaware stoneware china.
Lionel Trains: They make trains-duh! :)
Mello Smello: Stickers and small books mainly
Play-By-Play: Play-By-Play is a huge maker of cartoon collectibles. They also do the Ace line of plushes.
Playmates Toys: They did an action figure series and some games in '97 but haven't done anything else that I know of.
San Francisco Music Box Company: They carried some exclusive ornaments in '98/'99. Get their mail order catalog to see them.

Collectors Information

These sites feature forums, classifieds, links to other collectibles sites and other good info.

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Collectorsweb.com: An informational site for collectors, featuring a Message Board, articles on collecting and a free email newsletter on antiques and collecting.
Federick's Magic Toy Site: A French site with lists of fast food premium toys. Covers US and Europe.
The Guide to Novelty Phones: Lists of all kinds of character and promotional phones.
Paul's Vault of Comic Books & Cartoon Glasses: Has info on old rare LT glasses on some newer ones.