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Star Wars: Ewoks Original Production Animation Cel and Drawing (drawing is stuck) from Lucasfilm C-A4STAR WARS EWOKS Original Animation Production Cel and STUCK Drawing (stuck to back of cel) from 1985 1986 Lucasfilm and Nelvana Cartoon Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity The Ewoks were introduced, of course, in Star Wars Episode VI The Return of the Jedi. And this is a wonderful, screen used cel. Comes with production drawing that is stuck to the back of the cel. Cel drawing measures approx. 10. 5" x 12. 5" Ships between
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