Walt Disney Cartoon Classics

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Walt Disney Cartoon Classics was a series of cartoon compilations from Disney. It was their first attempt to put cartoons on home video. The first 14 volumes, from 1983-1986, came with 6 or 7 cartoons and ran from 30-60 minutes. The titles of all 14 volumes are as follows.

Chip 'N' Dale With Donald Duck
Pluto
Scary Tales
Sport Goofy
Disney's Best of 1931-1948
More Sport Goofy
More of Disney's Best:1932-1946
Sport Goofy's Vacation
Donald Duck's first 50 years
Mickey's Crazy Careers
The Continuing Adventures of Chip 'N' Dale Featuring Donald Duck
Disney's Tall Tales
Silly Symphonies: Fanciful Fables
Silly Symphonies: Animal Tales

1 Limited Gold Editions
2 Special Edition
3 See also
4 External links

[edit] Limited Gold Editions

In 1984 and 1985, the "Limited Gold Editions" 1 and 2 came out with a historical introduction to each video, like the first series, had 6 or 7 cartoons with the exception's of "How the Best was Won: 1933-1960" which had 5 cartoons and "Disney's Best: The Fabulous 50's" which had 4 cartoons. The 14 titles are as follows.

Mickey
Minnie
Donald
Daisy
Pluto
Disney's Best:The Fabulous 50's
Silly Symphonies
Donald's Bee Pictures
The World According to Goofy
The Disney Dream Factory:1933-1938
An Officer and a Duck
How the Best was Won:1933-1960
Life With Mickey
From Pluto With Love

[edit] Special Edition

Wrapping up the rest of the batch in 1987, the 14 volumes, as well as the "Special Edition" series, and the love themed videos although they aren't under the "Cartoon Classics" banner, which featured 3 or 4 shorts were as follows.