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The Flintstone Comedy Show "Dino and Cavemouse - The Bedrock 500" Original Title Card/Production Cel and Screen-Used C...
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The Flintstone Comedy Show "Dino and Cavemouse - The Bedrock 500" Original Title Card/Production Cel and Screen-Used Color Card Background (Hanna-Barbera, 1980). This original title card/production cel from Dino and Cavemouse-created for the episode "The Bedrock 500"-is a rare artifact from the animated segment that appeared within The Flintstone Comedy Show on NBC from 1980 to 1982. Hand-painted on 12-field acetate, the cel features the episode's title lettering and is paired with its screen-used green color card, exactly as seen during broadcast. Title cards play a key role in establishing a show's identity, and this piece reflects the energetic, slapstick spirit of Dino and Cavemouse. The series stars Dino, the Flintstones' exuberant pet dinosaur, in a Tom and Jerry-style rivalry with a crafty prehistoric cavemouse. Each short follows Dino's escalating attempts to catch the mouse, only to be continuously outsmarted through inventive gags and Stone Age antics. A fun and nostalgic production piece, this title card highlights Dino's brief turn as a leading character. In Very Good condition.Auction Info
2026 February 21 - 22 Yabba Dabba Doo - The Art of Hanna-Barbera II! Animation Art Showcase Auction #40314 (go to Auction Home page)
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February, 2026
21st-22nd
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