Laurel and Hardy
Oliver Hardy Lifesize Cardboard Cutout / Standee / Standup
- SKU:
- SSC0963
- UPC:
- 5052310868981
- MPN:
- SSC0963
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Description
Oliver Hardy Official Radio Days Cardboard Cutout / Standee / Standup
Oliver Hardy born in 1892 in Harlem, Georgia, USA was one half of the comedy duo Laurel and Hardy. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, whose nickname was Babe, appeared together in 107 comedy films and cameos, the most famous of which are Sons of the Desert and The Music Box which won an Oscar in 1932.
- Includes FREE mini tabletop Oliver Hardy cutout
- Perfect for parties and events
- Depicts Oliver Hardy
- Measures 184 cm tall x 82 cm wide
- Manufactured from high quality fluted cardboard
- Folds down for easy storage
- Self-supporting via easel/strut attached to the reverse of the cutout
- Worldwide fast shipping via tracked courier
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