SCOOBY DOO 1979 Shaggy Animation Production Cel Drawing Hanna Barbera A-06

SCOOBY DOO 1979 Shaggy Animation Production Cel Drawing Hanna Barbera A-06

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SCOOBY DOO 1979 Shaggy Animation Production Cel Drawing Hanna Barbera A-06SCOOBY DOO and SCRAPPY DOO Original Production Animation Cel Drawing of SHAGGY by Hanna Barbera, 1979 Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity! Art like this from the early Scooby Doo shows are rare and sought after. And this is a nice little drawing of Shaggy's head. Page measures approx. 10. 5" x 12. 5". Has slight yellowing with age and some staining on left side. Actually used in the making of the cartoon and great for

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