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Carl Barks - "Gifts For Shacktown", Gold Plate Editio

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Carl Barks -  Gifts For Shacktown , Gold Plate Editio
<B>Carl Barks - ""Gifts For Shacktown"", Gold Plate Edition Miniature Lithograph, numbered 69/100 (Another Rainbow, 1991).</B></I> Donald Duck, dressed as Santa Claus, rings a bell signaling good cheer as he rides a toy train. Huey, Dewey, and Louie play Santa's tiny helpers, and they tote a giant sackful of toys for the unfortunate children of Shacktown. This was the third miniature lithograph issued by Another Rainbow. The lithograph is numbered 69/100. The print has an overall size of 11"" x 13.5"". The Gold Plate Edition of this print has a gold trim border and a drawing by Barks stamped in gold in the lower left margin. Carl Barks signed and numbered the lithograph at the lower right, and the print is in Excellent condition. This scene was a recreation of the cover for " "<B>Four Color</B></I> #367, published with a cover date of January 1952. A numbered, full-color, spiral-bound reprint of the cover story, ""A Christmas for Shacktown,"" and a numbered Certificate of Authenticity are also included in this lot. <BR><BR><B>Important notice:</B> Heritage usually auctions material at the rate of 200-250 lots per hour. On some occasions eBay Live bid software or the Internet may not be able to keep up with the pace of the auction. We recommend placing a realistic absentee bid now as insurance to avoid disappointment. Occasionally the auctioneer may eliminate or reject an eBay Live bid, and the auctioneer may also reopen a lot after the close of the eBay live bidding (usually because we missed an audience bid), and may reject your bid even if it shows you as the winning bidder. By bidding via eBay Live, you agree that Heritage may award the lot to another bidder at its sole discretion under the circumstances described above or any other reasonable circumstances. Since eBay bids are not shown to us until we open the lot on the floor, we treat those bids just like floor bids. In most cases the floor responds before the eBay bid is presented to us, due to Internet lag