Tom and Jerry Original Production Animation Cel from Filmation 1980-82 b4290

Tom and Jerry Original Production Animation Cel from Filmation 1980-82 b4290

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Tom and Jerry Original Production Animation Cel from Filmation 1980-82 b4290TOM AND JERRY Original production Animation Cel (some come with drawings as well) Filmation 1980 1982 Matted and ready to frame, with a Charles Scott Gallery COA Tom and Jerry went through a number of studios and in 1980 1982 they were with Filmation. This is an original production animation cel of at least one of the two main characters that was actually used in the early 1980's to make the show! OVER 30 YEARS OLD! It comes with a color laser

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I nabbed this for my in shape 14 year old son who had an upcoming wrestling banquet. It fit very true to size for him however as a low-mid grade dress shirt it had little flex or mobility across the chest and that’s ok, this is an entry level dress shirt and perfect for this and similar events. The color was vibrant and well saturated, and the fabric itself was thin enough for some transparency but thick enough to be considered medium weight. It would not be a cooling dress shirt. It did not have a soft hand, rather a sturdy rougher feel akin to a dress shirt a restaurant server would wear and laundry frequently which is also ok because it is exactly what a polo in this range should be. If you are looking for a flexible chest and soft touch you will need a better fabric blend and you pay a lot more for that. The buttons were nice and collar looked good. I would recommend this for any average event or occasion or even for work. If you are looking to impress on an interview or a date or during high heat you might need to look elsewhere. For what it is it’s perfect. Buyer and shirt need to remember this and keep it in its shirt lane.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2026

Jeff

Fort Morgan, US

★★★★★ 4

Good shirt, not great, but it was never trying to be

Color: Navy Blue, Size: Medium

Let’s start with the fabric. The 50/50 cotton-polyester blend sounds like a compromise, and I suppose it is — but it’s a good one. You get enough cotton to feel like an actual shirt and enough polyester to keep things from turning into a sweat tent in the heat. It holds its shape after washing. No complaints. The collar is a genuine highlight. The pin tips keep the points flat and symmetrical, which is a small thing until you’ve owned a shirt where the collar curls after two washes. You’ll notice it. There’s also a hidden plaid print under the collar — a subtle detail that’s only visible when unbuttoned. Unnecessary, but charming. Fit is true to size. Order what you normally order. It’s versatile enough to tuck in for the office or wear loose on the weekend. Not going to replace your best Oxford. But at this price, it was never trying to.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2026