Determined 1971 Peanuts Baseball Team Statue Productions How Can We Lose Snoopy
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Condition: Used with age wear. The Charlie Brown figure has been reattached, and there is visible glue smear and residue on the base around his feet and near Snoopy. The felt underside is worn with some debris, and there are a few small paint marks and scuffs. All five figures are present — see photos.
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From the collection of the late Mark Mitchell, a Disney character artist with more than 30 years in the business, here is Charlie Brown's famously hopeful ball club: the 1971 Peanuts baseball Figurescene from Determined Productions, made in Japan. The base reads "How can we lose when we're so sincere?" — just right for the team that never seems to win, and a fun desk or shelf piece for Peanuts and Charles Schulz fans.
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- Five painted figures stand on a painted base about 11 in long and 2.5 in deep: Linus, Schroeder as the catcher, Charlie Brown in his MANAGER shirt, Snoopy and Lucy.
- The felt underside carries the © United Feature Syndicate, Inc. 1971 and Determined Productions, Inc., San Francisco marking, along with a gold foil Hand Made in Japan sticker.
Condition: Used with age wear. The Charlie Brown figure has been reattached, and there is visible glue smear and residue on the base around his feet and near Snoopy. The felt underside is worn with some debris, and there are a few small paint marks and scuffs. All five figures are present — see photos.
The photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care in a sturdy box.