Fred Thomas Signed Long Shots Original Comic Art Strip Panel Cartoon about Boxing b4124

Fred Thomas Signed Long Shots Original Comic Art Strip Panel Cartoon about Boxing b4124

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Fred Thomas Signed Long Shots Original Comic Art Strip Panel Cartoon about Boxing b4124LONG SHOTS Comic Strip Original Hand inked Art SIGNED by FRED THOMAS Hall Syndicate, 1950's 1960's THE ACTUAL ART USED TO CREATE THE STRIP SEEN IN THE PAPER! Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery COA Fred Thomas drew these wonderful Long Shots comic strip panels from the 1950's 1960's. They are produced in ink and white out over graphite on Bristol board. The logo on each strip is a printed past up (some have discolored and partially detached). Each

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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2016