Street Sharks DIC Production Animation Cel Drawing 1994-1997 D-89

Street Sharks DIC Production Animation Cel Drawing 1994-1997 D-89

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Street Sharks DIC Production Animation Cel Drawing 1994-1997 D-89STREET SHARKSOriginal Production Animation Cel Drawingfrom DIC, 1994 1997ACTUALLY USED TO MAKE THE CARTOON! Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of AuthenticityA nice production drawing actually used in making the cartoon. Measures 10. 75" x 13". Some drawings have edge creasing, occasional foldes (not on the art but also not visible in the photos), smudges, etc. These were USED to make the show! SHIPS Ground Advantage between cardboard to

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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2025