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Vintage Crusader Rabbit illustration drawing artwork by Robert Bemiller & Jan Neely from 1960

picture of vintage children's illustrated book on white background

Here are some vintage artwork illustrations I have that are from a Crusader Rabbit book from 1960 called "Crusader Rabbit in Bubble Trouble". The drawings in this book were created by Robert Bemiller & Jan Neely

The book is based on the limited animated cartoon for Crusader Rabbit that was on television at the time.


I've actually posted another book that one of the artists Jan Neely was involved in recently. An illustrated Hanna-Barbera book for the old Pixie and Dixie cartoons.

If you would like to see more of the books that I've collected from resale shops over the years I also sell them in my eBay store to help support my podcast!

picture of vintage children's illustrated book on white background

picture of vintage children's illustrated book on white background

picture of vintage children's illustrated book on white background

picture of vintage children's illustrated book on white background

picture of vintage children's illustrated book on white background

picture of vintage children's illustrated book on white background

Vintage Crusader Rabbit Cartoon Book Illustration Artwork from 1960

You can buy some of the vintage illustrated books I have from my eBay store!

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