1970s Larry Harmon Oliver Hardy Jointed Action Figure

A vintage Oliver Hardy jointed action figure wearing a black suit and bowler hat standing on a plain background
1970s Larry Harmon Oliver Hardy Jointed Action Figure
1970s Larry Harmon Oliver Hardy Jointed Action Figure
1970s Larry Harmon Oliver Hardy Jointed Action Figure
1970s Larry Harmon Oliver Hardy Jointed Action Figure
1970s Larry Harmon Oliver Hardy Jointed Action Figure
1970s Larry Harmon Oliver Hardy Jointed Action Figure
A vintage Oliver Hardy jointed action figure wearing a black suit and bowler hat standing on a plain background 1970s Larry Harmon Oliver Hardy Jointed Action Figure 1970s Larry Harmon Oliver Hardy Jointed Action Figure 1970s Larry Harmon Oliver Hardy Jointed Action Figure 1970s Larry Harmon Oliver Hardy Jointed Action Figure 1970s Larry Harmon Oliver Hardy Jointed Action Figure 1970s Larry Harmon Oliver Hardy Jointed Action Figure
1970s Larry Harmon Oliver Hardy Jointed Action Figure
$34.00
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Bring a piece of classic Hollywood comedy into your collection with this fantastic vintage Oliver Hardy figure. Produced under Larry Harmon Pictures Corporation, this articulated character doll perfectly captures the beloved "Ollie" in his signature black three-piece suit, white undershirt, and iconic molded bowler hat.

  • SIZE: Approximately 9" in height (Measurements are close but approximate)
  • DECADE: 1970s
  • STYLE: Mid-Century Pop Culture
  • MATERIAL: Plastic / Fabric
  • CONDITION: Very good vintage condition with clean fabric clothing, crisp facial paint, and fully functional joints; minor surface wear to the molded shoes and hat edge consistent with age
  • EXTRA NOTES: Features fully jointed articulation at both the knees and elbows for versatile posing options, and showcases the iconic stylized likeness authorized during the mid-century revival of the legendary comedy duo

While Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy ruled the silver screen during the golden age of silent and early talking pictures, a massive resurgence of interest hit in the 1960s and 1970s when their classic shorts were syndicated on television. Larry Harmon Pictures Corporation secured the licensing rights to produce a wide array of memorabilia, introducing the slapstick legends to an entirely new generation of fans. Articulated figures from this era, featuring real cloth tailoring over poseable jointed frames, have become highly collectible cross-over items for both classic cinema enthusiasts and vintage toy collectors alike.