Pair of 11x14" prints on stiff artboard from "International Museum Of Cartoon Art." Issued March 27, 1996. Each print features different western theme art involving Mickey, Minnie, Horace and Clarabelle and are reproductions of the drawings that Barks submitted to Disney's hiring officer in 1935 which in turn landed him a job. Only 120 numbered prints were produced, each boldly signed by Barks in felt tip pen. While we show examples of the two prints in our photo, what we are selling are the pair sealed in their original envelopes still tied together by decorative string. As such, we do not know the individual number from this edition of 120. Each envelope has gold foil seal on front depicting Barks in Donald Duck attire. Light aging to envelopes but contents remain Mint as issued.