Chip n Dale Walt Disney Production Animation Art Storyboard 1950 from Out On A Limb chsp

Chip n Dale Walt Disney Production Animation Art Storyboard 1950 from Out On A Limb chsp

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Chip n Dale Walt Disney Production Animation Art Storyboard 1950 from Out On A Limb chspCHIP 'N' DALE Original Production Animation Hand drawn Storyboard from 1950 Walt Disney's "Out on a Limb" with Donald Duck Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity Donald Duck is getting into trouble of course he starts trimming Chip and Dale's tree in this wonderful theatrical short from 1950. It was directed by Jack Hannah. These are the storyboards used to create the short and we believe they are drawn by Nick George. We have

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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2015