Laurel and Hardy Production Animation Art Cel Drawing from Hanna Barbera and Lary Harmon 1966-1967 S28

Laurel and Hardy Production Animation Art Cel Drawing from Hanna Barbera and Lary Harmon 1966-1967 S28

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Laurel and Hardy Production Animation Art Cel Drawing from Hanna Barbera and Lary Harmon 1966-1967 S28LAUREL AND HARDY Original Production Animation Cel Drawing of STAN LAUREL from the Hanna Barbera and Larry Harmon 1966 1967 Cartoon Matted and ready to frame, with a Charles Scott Gallery COA! This is a very rare cel drawing of Stan Laurel from the famed Laurel and Hardy. From the short run cartoon aired in 1966 1967. We'll include a Charles Scott Gallery COA. Drawing is a warm yellow color from age somewhere in between the color of the 2 scans. We

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★★★★★ 3

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Format: Kindle

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★★★★★ 4

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Format: Hardcover

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★★★★★ 5

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Format: Kindle

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