Interesting idea!
I'm still looking for a few of the Madacy Spectacular Sound Effects CD's from 1994.
They're not really "library" as they were sold commercially.
They come from an earlier 70's sound effects library. I can't remember the name at the moment.
I think some (not all) of those cuts came from the old Audio Fidelity stereo SFX LPs from the 60s/70s.
BTW, there were some sounds in a cut one of the Formatic Radio albums you posted some time ago that I know are available on one of Sound Ideas' CD libraries:
ARROW, CARTOON- BUNG ZIP BOW/TWANG, CARTOON - HOYT'S BOW TWANG
BOING, CARTOON - BIG, LONG BOING
Both on the Hanna-Barbera library from Sound Ideas, the comic bow and arrow sequence heard on that cut I heard it in is the original unaltered version of the sequence comprising those two sounds. I don't know where it originally came from. The original unaltered sequence can be found on one of the albums off of the Valentino CD SFX library, one of a few from that series licensed from some other Hollywood-based (?) library I'd love to know the name of.
Valentino's noteworthy for perhaps being the one production music library most known for its SFX library - they had a popular series of SFX 78s and LPs.