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SCHULZ, Charles.
Original final camera ready drawing for "Peanuts" signed ("Schulz"), in black marker, with visible original pencil sketching beneath, New York, December 12, 1952. 1 page, card stock, 29 x 6 1/2 in. Weak at center vertical fold, and bearing the United Features Syndicate sticker on panel 4. What could be better that Charlie Brown and Lucy in a typical confrontation that well describes both personalities. Lucy begins "I'll bet you a million dollars that I'm right! I'll bet you a million billion dollars! I'll bet you a million billion trillion dollars!!" To which our earnest and introspective Charlie Brown replies "You know I haven't got that kind of money ..."
Original final camera ready drawing for "Peanuts" signed ("Schulz"), in black marker, with visible original pencil sketching beneath, New York, December 12, 1952. 1 page, card stock, 29 x 6 1/2 in. Weak at center vertical fold, and bearing the United Features Syndicate sticker on panel 4. What could be better that Charlie Brown and Lucy in a typical confrontation that well describes both personalities. Lucy begins "I'll bet you a million dollars that I'm right! I'll bet you a million billion dollars! I'll bet you a million billion trillion dollars!!" To which our earnest and introspective Charlie Brown replies "You know I haven't got that kind of money ..."
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Should read "Schulz".