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Disney Official Artist Hand-Drawn Manuscript "Donald Duck" (1968)

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Condition: Stained slightlies and discolored slightly. Screentonesareadiscolored

Current Price	77,000 yen
Start Price	75,000 yen
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Start Time	2024/10/15 15:00:00
Live Time	2024/11/04 21:00:00 2024/11/04 04:00:00
Item Number	2119
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Item's Details

(item number) 2119
(title) Disney Official Artist Hand-Drawn Manuscript "Donald Duck" (1968)
(the date of issue) 1968 (S43)
(size) Frame 565×235 mm
(condition) 5
(detailed) Stained slightlies and discolored slightly. Screentonesareadiscolored
(starting bid price) 75,000 yen

(comment) One of the comic strips published in American newspapers (one day's worth). It was sold at the Disney Anna Shop in L.A. Disneyland Park in 1982. At Disneyland Park at the time, although it was expensive, they sold manuscripts from the archive. Disney America has different artists for each character, such as Donald and Mickey, and this was drawn by Donald. In the 1990s and 2000s, Disney subsidiaries sold elaborately reprinted manga manuscripts, but it is rare to find vintage Disney manuscripts drawn in the 60s with original handwriting. When we say manga manuscripts, we think of B4 size for publication in magazines, but this one is very long in width. Comic strips published in American newspapers at the time were not the size of so-called Japanese four-panel comics, but were often full of the width of the paper. It is an item that reacts to these cultural differences.

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