(6) Our Gang Comic Strip Nodders

(6) Our Gang comic strip bisque nodders made in Germany, later known as The Little Rascals. Characters include Chubby Chaney, Jackie Gopper, Wheezer, Mary Ann Jackson, Pete & Buckwheat. All are in ver

Eight Hallmark L.E. figures from Peanuts comic strip, Charlie Brown 6" H, Lucy, Joe Cool, Snoopy, Linus, Sally, Franklin, Woodstock and vintage composition Woodstock nodder 3.75" H

Lot of 6 Comic Strip Related Books. Included in this lot is Softcovers Leonard Starr's Mary Perkins On Stage Vol. 1, 9, and 10, Stan Drake's The Heart of Juliet Jones Vol. 1, and 2 x Hardcovers of Bre

6 original comic strip panels "new career" by Milton Knight, 12.6"x12.2" - 21.4"x14.6"

(6) Bisque comic strip characters, some are marked Germany. Barney Google & Spark Plug "Sparky". 1922-1924 by King Features Syndicate. Glazed salt & pepper shaker set, comic strip unknown. All are in

Lot of 6 Original Daily Comic Strips, dated 1/20/67, 1/21/67, and 1/23-1/26/67. Each approx. 17" x 7". From the Estate of Joe Kubert

Lot of 6 Dick Tracy Hardcover Books - The Complete Dailies & Sundays - IDW Publishing. Includes Volume 1-6 of Complete Comic Strips (1931-1941). Please read the terms and conditions. This sale will be

The Amazing Spider-Man Original Comic Strip Art 6-28-1990. Marvel Comics Original Amazing Spider-Man 13"x4" Comic Strip Art (Stan Lee/Larry Lieber): Features Spider-Man, Robocrook and The Kingpin. In

The Amazing Spider-Man Original Comic Strip Art 6-28-1990. Marvel Comics Original Amazing Spider-Man 13"x4" Comic Strip Art (Stan Lee/Larry Lieber): Features Spider-Man, Robocrook and The Kingpin. In

Charles Schulz "Peanuts" Limited Edition Lithograph Titled: "Cherry Tomatoes" Hand titled and numbered limited edition 142/500 from the comic strip published on 6/20/1990. Certificate of authenticity:

Charles Schulz "Peanuts" Limited Edition Lithograph Titled: "Cherry Tomatoes" Hand titled and numbered limited edition 142/500 from the comic strip published on 6/20/1990. Certificate of authenticity:

(6) Bisque dogs by British comic strip artist George Studdy. A Seated and standing Bonzo dogs from the Bonzo the Dog cartoon which was created in 1922. Both dogs are numbered 1024 & 1025 and are made

American - Circa 1930. Made of tin and steel - 6" L. Moon Mullins and Kayo are comic strip characters from the 1920s. This is a classic and colorful toy that works very well. Very Fine Condition.

Charles Schulz Peanuts Daily Comic Strip Original Art, (United Features Syndicate, 1971). This jolly daily has an image area of 26\" x 6.5\".LOVISCO GALLERY STAMPED Verso,

''Blondie'' Sunday comic strip hand-drawn and signed by Chic Young published on 6 April 1941. In this cute strip titled ''My Pal!'', Daisy alerts Dagwood and his poker-playing friends that the wives a

Walter Hoban comic strip, pen and ink original newspaper comic strip, "Jerry on the Job." Dimensions: 28" H x 6.875" W; 

Measures 22" X 6 1/2" framed , signed to base. This is the original drawing, signed by Hart, given to his good friend and neighbor

55. SCHOENHUT COMIC CHARACTERS “MAGGIE & JIGGS” PLUS TWO CLOWNS. 8 1/2" and 6". All-wooden figures depicting the lead characters of "Bringing Up Father" comic strip series, including Maggi

Measures 20" X 6 1/2" framed, signed for the sunday funnies, 1977, nr hart was a friend of the person we acquired them from dedicated as well

Signed and dedicated by Johnny Hart to his good friend and neighbor, we offer a rare original B.C. hand done comic strip, from 1974, signed on bottom and dedicated on top, measures 22 1/2" X 6 1/2" fr

Done by Brant Parker and Johnny Hart, 1976, signed lower right by Brant Parker , measures 22" X 6 1/2" , original for the sunday comics

Measures 20" X 6 1/2" framed, signed for the sunday funnies, 1979, nr hart was a friend of the person we acquired them from

Very rare early Wizard Of Id comic strip, hand done signed by Brant Parker, measures 22 1/2" X 6 1/" plus frame. Estate owner was a neighbor of Johnny Hart, this is a very rare and hard to get one of

20th Century American Golden Age Archie Comics series art by Harry Lucey, Martin Epp and Bob White. A framed original pencil and ink drawing from Laugh Comics edition number 112 page 6, published 1960