PacMan Production Animation Art Cel from Hanna Barbera 1982-83 b07362

PacMan Production Animation Art Cel from Hanna Barbera 1982-83 b07362

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PacMan Production Animation Art Cel from Hanna Barbera 1982-83 b07362PAC MAN Original Production Animation Cel from Hanna Barbera, 1982 1983 Actually used to make the cartoon! MATTED AND READY TO FRAME, With a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity The cartoon from 1982 1983 based on the PACMAN video game of course! A great animation production cel actually used to make the cartoon! We'll include a Charles Scott Gallery COA. NOTE: has paint transfer (see pice). We will mount this gorgeous piece of art in an

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