Fargo's Palm Parlor Roland F. Crump (Rolly) - Madame Leota - The Windows of Main Street U.S.A. Area

This highly collectible hinged pin from the 2021 "The Windows of Main Street U.S.A. Area" series pays tribute to legendary Disney Imagineer Roland Fargo "Rolly" Crump and the iconic Madame Leota from The Haunted Mansion attraction. The pin's exterior depicts a detailed representation of the "Fargo's Palm Parlor" window, which honors Crump with inscriptions such as "Predictions That Will Haunt You – Bazaar, Whimsical & Weird – “Designs to Die For” - Roland F. Crump – Assistant to the Palm Reader.". When opened, the pin reveals Madame Leota, the ghostly fortune teller whose head appears in a glowing crystal ball, seated at a table surrounded by tarot cards and flickering candles. Rolly Crump, who joined Walt Disney Studios in 1952 and later WED Enterprises (now Walt Disney Imagineering) in 1959, was instrumental in developing concepts for The Haunted Mansion, including his unique "Museum of the Weird" ideas that influenced the attraction's final design. Madame Leota's face was famously portrayed by Imagineer Leota Toombs, while Eleanor Audley provided her haunting voice for the beloved attraction, which first opened at Disneyland in 1969. Released as a Limited Edition (LE) of 3000 at Walt Disney World (WDW), this pin is highly sought after by collectors due to its detailed design, special hinged feature, glow-in-the-dark element, and its dual tribute to a key Imagineer and a classic Disney Parks character from a fan-favorite attraction.