Lucky Luke Original Production Animation Cel Drawing from Hanna-Barbera 1984-1985 A29

Lucky Luke Original Production Animation Cel Drawing from Hanna-Barbera 1984-1985 A29

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Lucky Luke Original Production Animation Cel Drawing from Hanna-Barbera 1984-1985 A29LUCKY LUKE Original Production Animation Cel Drawing by Hanna Barbera, 1984 1985 Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity! An original production animation cel drawing used to make the cartoon LUCKY LUKE (we believe the 1984 5 incarnation)! Lucky Luke is a worldwide sensation started with the cartoonist Morris in 1955. Cel drawing measures approximately 10. 5" x 12. 5". Some have minor stains, yellowing, edge wear, etc. check the

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012