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This site is always going to be under construction, but here's a few pictures I found on the web just to get the whole thing started.
(Click on the thumbnails to see the larger images.)

A terrific Honey Bunny in her "lop-ear gray" era (1980) on a no-longer-made teacup.
For more Honey Bunny items like this,
head on over to

The Ladies of Looney Tunes have always gotten short shrift in the toy division; however, here's a picture of a Honey Bunny squeeze toy, circa 1992.

Here's an early 80s Golden Book Bugs & Honey Bunny Paper Doll Set.

From the early 80s Dakin Looney Tunes series, a rare Honey Bunny figure.

All right, not even Honey gets all the glamorous modeling jobs--this has to be the most ham-fisted depiction I've ever seen! An Italian liquor dispenser, of all things!

It was impossible to scan the whole Valentine Brach's® Candy tin w/Bugs & Honey & other Looney Tunes in the Tunnel of Love. Will the lid do?

A rare souvenir from Magic Mountain of the 1981 version of Honey.
Here's another rare Mariott's souvenir, from 1982. Lord have mercy, Honey's got her blue jeans on...

Here's a rarity...a plate too cute to eat off of!

Another rare "lop-ear" Honey depiction, a ceramic bank (one of a series of Looney Tunes collectible banks).
From France, Bugs regards Honey as a real work of art.

Bugs and Honey relive a decade that Honey wasn't even around for in these nifty salt & pepper shakers.

The colorful box for a large (16 0z.) Honey Bunny mug from the WB Studio Store.

Modesty forbids...

This is a real find: the Honey Bunny model sheet that WB sent out to licensees.

You might find more Honey Bunny collectables in this book, "Looney Tunes Collectibles : An Unauthorized Guide," the first-ever book on the subject of all things Looney, by Debra S. Braun, published by Schiffer Books (159 pages, softbound,$29.95 suggested retail price). On the plus side, it's got over 450 pictures of various LT stuff, all in color; on the minus side, they're not grouped by character, and there's no index, so finding your favorite LT character will take some doing.

Now, if you'll step this way, Honey will invite you inside her Gallery. Please don't spill any carrot juice on the carpeting...

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A terrific Honey Bunny in her "lop-ear gray" era (1980) on a no-longer-made teacup. For more Honey Bunny items like this, head on over to	The Ladies of Looney Tunes have always gotten short shrift in the toy division; however, here's a picture of a Honey Bunny squeeze toy, circa 1992.	Here's an early 80s Golden Book Bugs & Honey Bunny Paper Doll Set.
From the early 80s Dakin Looney Tunes series, a rare Honey Bunny figure.	All right, not even Honey gets all the glamorous modeling jobs--this has to be the most ham-fisted depiction I've ever seen! An Italian liquor dispenser, of all things!	*It was impossible* to scan the whole Valentine Brach's® Candy tin w/Bugs & Honey & other Looney Tunes in the Tunnel of Love. Will the lid do?**
A rare souvenir from Magic Mountain of the 1981 version of Honey.	*Here's another* rare Mariott's souvenir, from 1982. Lord have mercy, Honey's got her blue jeans on...**	Here's a rarity...a plate too cute to eat off of!
Another rare "lop-ear" Honey depiction, a ceramic bank (one of a series of Looney Tunes collectible banks).	From France, Bugs regards Honey as a real work of art.	Bugs and Honey relive a decade that Honey wasn't even around for in these nifty salt & pepper shakers.
The colorful box for a large (16 0z.) Honey Bunny mug from the WB Studio Store.	Modesty forbids...	This is a real find: the Honey Bunny model sheet that WB sent out to licensees.