WC Fields Jay Ward Original Production Animation Cel Drawing 1970's AS-012

WC Fields Jay Ward Original Production Animation Cel Drawing 1970's AS-012

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WC Fields Jay Ward Original Production Animation Cel Drawing 1970's AS-012JAY WARD PRODUCTIONS W. C. Fields Original Production Animation Cel Drawing Likely from "The Vintage W. C. Fields" 1975 Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity When this came to us, the rest of the drawings that didn't include W. C. Fields were all clearly from Jay Ward's Studio. Then our research turned up an interesting project: "The Vintage W. C. Fields." It's mentioned in "The Moose that Roared" by Kieth Scott as a film that

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012