Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers Original Production Animation Storyboard Walt Disney FIRST EPISODE 1988 A42

Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers Original Production Animation Storyboard Walt Disney FIRST EPISODE 1988 A42

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Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers Original Production Animation Storyboard Walt Disney FIRST EPISODE 1988 A42CHIP 'N DALE RESCUE RANGERS Hand Drawn, Original Production Animation Storyboard From the FIRST EPISODE, "Catteries Not Included" 1988 from Walt Disney's Television Cartoon Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity Rescue Rangers aired in 1989, but the FIRST episode aired as a preview in 1988, entitled "Catteries Not Included." Fast forward to 2025 and the Disney archives joined with a number of other companies to sell items

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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2025