SCOOBY DOO 1972 Oliver Hardy Production Animation Cel from Hanna Barbera 256

SCOOBY DOO 1972 Oliver Hardy Production Animation Cel from Hanna Barbera 256

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SCOOBY DOO 1972 Oliver Hardy Production Animation Cel from Hanna Barbera 256SCOOBY DOO Original production animation cel of OLIVER HARDY (damaged) from The New Scooby Doo Movies by Hanna Barbera, 1972 Matted and ready to frame, with Charles Scott Gallery COA! THE NEW SCOOBY DOO MOVIES was only the SECOND incarnation of Scooby Doo! And this a nice cel of Oliver Hardy, from the 10th episode with Laurel and Hardy, "The Ghost of Bigfoot." Has some line loss, etc. (see pics). Includes a color laser background. Has missing paint

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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2026