Thank you for visiting my auction. This is a highly valuable, museum-grade production art and background set from the classic 1980s Toei Animation shojo anime "Lady Lady!!" (Hello! Lady Lynn).
This archive contains the entire production history for a key scenic shot of the iconic "Marble Mansion" (Episode 11, Cut 23-1). It beautifully documents the intense creative process between the Episode Director and the Art Department attempting to achieve a perfect lighting transition (Overlap / O.L.) from night to dawn.
The set features stunning hand-painted background artworks (2 variations: night and morning/day), cell-specification "BOOK" overlay layers (bushes), a full time sheet, a detailed layout sketch, and 3 incredibly rare hand-written directorial instruction/retake notes regarding the color tones and texture adjustments. A true masterpiece archive for any vintage anime art and background collector.
- These are original vintage production materials used in the actual television animation process from the 1980s. - Please expect typical signs of studio usage and aging, including wrinkles, creases, fading, smudges, and aging stains on the papers, as well as tape residue or light wear on the cels. - Sold as-is, with no claims and no returns. Please inspect the photos carefully.
【Proof of Authenticity & Provenance】 I am the original owner and a former production staff member who worked at Toei Animation during the 1980s. These materials were officially handed down to me directly from the studio back then and have been strictly kept in my private collection ever since. You are purchasing 100% authentic animation history directly from a former insider. Bid with ultimate confidence.
【100% Authentic / Includes Original Director's Retake Order Sheets】 This museum-grade set includes the original Toei Animation cut bag, time sheets, 2 background paintings, and 2 foreground BOOK pieces. Most importantly, it features the actual hand-written retake instruction sheet from the director (Mr. Ishida) filled with specific production corrections, along with the official Toei studio retake slip. These internal studio documents provide irrefutable, bulletproof evidence of its absolute authenticity. A priceless piece of anime history that cannot be faked.