Dave Gerard Original Cartoon

Dave Gerard (June 18, 1909 – August 31, 2003) was an American humor cartoonist and local politician, known for his contributions to Collier's Weekly, Country Gentleman, and The Saturday Evening

A nice lot of four pieces by noted cartoonists and illustrators, includes: GEORGE CRENSHAW, an original hand-inked cartoon on an 8 in. x 10 in. sheet; DAVE (‘MR’.) BREGER, an original hand

Pen & Ink with Watercolor Cartoon Illustration of Little Lulu. Signed lower right. Circa 1930's Saturday Evening Post. 6 1/2" x 7". This lot is being offered on behalf of the New York County Public Ad

[Women's Movement, Activism] Trina Robbins original artwork 'The Street Game' from Margo St. James collection. Measures 13-in. x 10-in. image size and 18-in. x 15-in. framed. An original drawing. Prov

GRIFFITH, BILL. B.1944. Griffith Observatory. Original cartoon, signed ('Bill Griffith'), pen and ink on stiff paper, 277 x 357 mm, 1979, with printed title pasted at top left, framed, evenly toned, a

JETSON'S ORIGINAL CARTOON CEL & BACKGROUND: Cel featuring all 4 Jetson's in their aerocar, over hand painted watercolor background. Overall image sight size 8'' x 11'', framed and matted 16 1/4'' x 19

William Gropper, (American 1897-1977), Untitled (Figures on a Hand), ink on paper (original cartoon), signed lower right, inscribed "To Lou Grant with Warm Regards, Gropper" lower left, sight: 12.25"h

BILL WARD ORIGINAL CARTOON ILLUSTRATION WITH COWBOY AND VERY BUSTY WOMAN, SIGNED LOWER RIGHT, PASTEL AND CHARCOAL. MEASURES 23 1/2" X 17". NICE CONDITION. (1919-1998), WELL KNOWN FOR HIS WOMEN CARTOON

Pen & Ink on paper. Signed lower left, "F. K. Houston." Depicts a "Campaign Car" streetcar (numbered, 16-1) bound for, "Utopia & Points on the Road to Heaven". A man in a hat, representing People's Pa

A great group of 10 original vintage comic strip artworks, each hand-inked by creator. Includes: HAL FORREST, four panels from a 1941 strip, 26 in. x 8 in., signed within the panel and additionally si

Pencil, pen & ink on carton. Signed lower left, "Fred. Morgan". Depicts two mustached children looking up at arguing actors labeled as Democratic/Populist presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan

"And now for an encore, Scott Joplin's 'Sunflower Slow Drag'". 14" x 16" (sight) charcoal on paper signed lower left with inscription lower right

A great group of 11 hand-inked and signed cartoons from the 1970s, includes: JOHNNY HART, a four-panel strip of ‘B.C.’, 1972, signed and inscribed at top; HARRY HANAN, a four-panel strip o

A great group of nine original comic strip artworks from the 1960s, each hand-inked and signed. Include: VERN GREENE, a two-panel strip dated from ‘Bringing up Father’, dated 1961, 20 in.

A great group of 10 hand-inked and signed cartoons from the 1970s, includes: LARRY LEWIS, a one-panel cartoon of his daily strip ‘Campus Clatter’, 1970; AL MCWILLIAMS, a three-panel strip

The George Matthew Adams Service Inc. Signed Edwina. Dated 9/7/41-1/15/56. 23"x16".

A great group of seven original hand-inked and signed comic strips from the 1950s, includes: WALTER BERNDT, a four-panel strip from ‘Smitty’ dated 1958, 21 in. x 7 in., signed in second pa

(American, 1901-1995), "Congratulations sir. You've hit the jackpot". Framed, not examined out of frame. Light toning. Frame size: 14 1/2" high, 16" wide. Provenance: Property from a Lexington Avenue,

Original Cartoon with artist notes. Chauncey Addison Day (Chon Day) Chon Day was an American magazine gag cartoonist, whose slightly sardonic depictions of everyday (family) life have work appeared in

2 Original Cartoon Strips B.C. (Johnny Hart) and Fred Bassett (Graham), 5 5/8 x 15 5/8".

A great group of seven original hand-inked and signed comic strips from the 1950s, includes: SAM LEFF, four-panel strip from ‘Curley Kayoe’ dated 1952, 20 in. x 6 in., signed in final pane

A fine group of 20 original sketches executed and signed by prominent cartoonists, all in 3 in. x 5. card format. Includes: EVERETT RAYMOND KINSTLER, REG MANNING, RAEBURN VAN BUREN, GIBSON CROCKETT, R

Joseph Farris, original cartoon drawing, Joseph Farris (American, 1924-2015), Hourglass of Time, ink on paper, signed lower right, matted and framed under glass, 13"h x 8"w (sight)., 19.5"h x 14.5"w (

"Better Luck Next Time"; "And He's Willing to Compromise" and "Speaking of Memory", one with a back stamp for George Adams Mathew Service, Park Avenue, New York