Pocket Dragon Adventures DIC production animation cel with stuck drawing 1998 Real Musgrave b27

Pocket Dragon Adventures DIC production animation cel with stuck drawing 1998 Real Musgrave b27

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Pocket Dragon Adventures DIC production animation cel with stuck drawing 1998 Real Musgrave b27POCKET DRAGON ADVENTURES Original Production Animation Cel with Stuck Drawing From DIC, 1996 1997 with Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity A nice production used cel of these little dragons. Based on the Real Musgrave characters. Oddly the internet is conflicted about the year of this series some say 1996 and some say 1998. Cel measures approx 10. 5" x 12. 5". Drawing is stuck to the back. We'll include a Charles Scott Gallery COA. NOTE:

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