Items
| Item | Artist | Medium | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
 5390Original art for political cartoon captioned, "The Bumpy Road to Victory" (1940s) (Item 5390) |
Fox, Gill | political cartoon | Comic Art |
 5391Original art for political cartoon captioned, "Woodsman, Spare That Little Axe!" (1940s) (Item 5391) |
Fox, Gill | political cartoon | Comic Art |
 5392Original art for Paris Post editorial cartoon captioned, "Out in the Cold Again" (1940s) Gill Fox sometimes used the pseudonym, Ted. (Item 5392) |
Fox, Gill | political cartoon | Comic Art |
 5393Original art for Paris Post editorial cartoon captioned, "Playing in the Mud Again" (1940s) Gill Fox sometimes used the pseudonym, Ted. (Item 5393) |
Fox, Gill | political cartoon | Comic Art |
 5394Original art for Paris Post editorial cartoon captioned, "Take it away! Take it away! You win!" (1940s) Gill Fox sometimes used the pseudonym, Ted. (Item 5394) |
Fox, Gill | political cartoon | Comic Art |
 5395Original art for Paris Post editorial cartoon captioned, "Maybe Your Using the Wrong Method, Sam" (1940s) Gill Fox sometimes used the pseudonym, Ted. (Item 5395) |
Fox, Gill | political cartoon | Comic Art |
 5396Original art for Paris Post editorial cartoon captioned, "Pardon me, but you're standing on my future" (1940s) Gill Fox sometimes used the pseudonym, Ted. (Item 5396) |
Fox, Gill | political cartoon | Comic Art |
 5397Original art for Paris Post editorial cartoon captioned, "The Werewolf Myth" (1940s) Gill Fox sometimes used the pseudonym, Ted. (Item 5397) |
Fox, Gill | political cartoon | Comic Art |
 5398Original art for Paris Post editorial cartoon captioned, "Looks like the real thing…from our side of the fence" (1940s) Gill Fox sometimes used the pseudonym, Ted. (Item 5398) |
Fox, Gill | political cartoon | Comic Art |
 5399Original art for Paris Post editorial cartoon captioned, "Kaput" (1940s) Gill Fox sometimes used the pseudonym, Ted. (Item 5399) |
Fox, Gill | political cartoon | Comic Art |
 5400Original art for Paris Post editorial cartoon captioned, "Who, Me?" (1940s) Gill Fox sometimes used the pseudonym, Ted. (Item 5400) |
Fox, Gill | political cartoon | Comic Art |
 4219Original cartoon art for an unknown publication featuring a sleepy business man waiting at a bus stop. (undated) (Item 4219) |
Fox, Gill | line art | Comic Art |
 2115Original comic art for Feature Comics #57, one page (40) Poison Ivy story. (Quality comics, Oct. 1942) (Item 2115) |
Fox, Gill | interior comic art | Comic Art |
 5055Original art for Chubby comic strip daily #711 (New York Herald Tribune, 1951) (Item 5055) |
Chris | comic strip daily | Comic Art |
 5056Original art for Chubby comic strip daily #713 (New York Herald Tribune, 1951) (Item 5056) |
Chris | comic strip daily | Comic Art |
 5057Original art for Chubby comic strip daily #729 (New York Herald Tribune, 1951) (Item 5057) |
Chris | comic strip daily | Comic Art |
 5048Original art for Judd Saxon daily dated 1-21 (King Features Syndicate, 1960s) (Item 5048) |
Bald, Ken | comic strip daily | Comic Art |
 5077Original art for Judd Saxon comic strip daily dated 10-24-60 (King Features Syndicate, 1960) (Item 5077) |
Bald, Ken | comic strip daily | Comic Art |
 5109Original art for Judd Saxon comic strip daily dated 10-20-60 (King Features Syndicate, 1960) (Item 5109) |
Bald, Ken | comic strip daily | Comic Art |
 2122Original art for The Neighbors daily (NEA, 1934) (Item 2122) |
Clark, George | comic panel | Comic Art |
 3353The Little Rascals in "Choo-Choo" (1932/R-1951) Jackie carves a heart for Mary. (Item 3353) |
Monogram | lobby card | Posters |
 3354The Little Rascals in "Choo-Choo" (1932/R-1951) Sunshine Sammy on the phone. (Item 3354) |
Monogram | lobby card | Posters |
 3355The Little Rascals in "Choo-Choo" (1932/R-1951) Dickie Moore with watermelon. (Item 3355) |
Monogram | lobby card | Posters |
 3356The Little Rascals in "Came the Brawn" (1938/R-1952) Dickie Moore with watermelon. (Item 3356) |
Monogram | lobby card | Posters |
 3357The Little Rascals in "Came the Brawn" (1938/R-1952) Mary and Joe Cobb with mud on their faces. (Item 3357) |
Monogram | lobby card | Posters |