Davy Jones Original Ink Daily Newspaper Comic Strip Art Signed and Drawn by Sam Leff 1966 218

Davy Jones Original Ink Daily Newspaper Comic Strip Art Signed and Drawn by Sam Leff 1966 218

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Davy Jones Original Ink Daily Newspaper Comic Strip Art Signed and Drawn by Sam Leff 1966 218DAVY JONES Original Ink Daily Comic Strip Art Sam Leff SIGNED 1966 United Features Syndicate includes a Charles Scott Gallery COA This is the ORIGINAL INK ART for the Daily Comic Strip, drawn and signed by Sam Leff, used to produce the newspaper daily comic strip. Created in ink over graphite on board. They measure approximately between 5 5 8" by 17 3 4" (varies slightly). With light handling and edge wear, faint toning in the margins, text and image

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