WWI golf cartoon

Signed Charles M. Schulz print. Vintage 1960's. Official United Features Copyright 1958, 1965. The print measures approximately 11" x 14". This comic color print features Peanuts characters Snoopy and

Sequential cartoons, titled "What shall I take for this?" and "The only way". Later lithograph prints, signed in plate. Dimensions: (Frame) H 21.25" x W 18" (Sight) H 14.25" x W 10.75" Condition: Prin

(2) Decorative prints, to include golf cartoon & Memorial Stadium shadowbox, largest sight: 11 x 9", frame: 15.5 x 13.5" Provenance: An Alamo Heights, Texas collection We happily provide

Vintage Punch Magazine Hand Coloured Golf Cartoons.Circa 1920/30s Framed Mounted under glass 32 x 28 & 38 x 39 cm. (2 Items)

First half-20th century; frame contains, clubs, golf club bag, shoes, cap vest and golf cartoon, frame size - 44 in. H., 24 in. W.

Heading: Author: Dugan, A. Title: Watching 2 Partners in Business as They Enjoy a Quiet Round on the Links - original pen and ink golf cartoon Place Published: No place Publisher: Date Published

More than 350 antique and vintage postcards featuring illustrations by Lawson Wood (1878-1957). Postcards include Gran'Pop monkeys, Stone-age characters and pre-WWI cartoons. Postmarks dated from 1907

W. NORMAN RITCHIE ORIGINAL WWI POLITICAL SATIRE CARTOONS: Group of 6 W. Norman Ritchie WWI political cartoon illustrations, each in ink on paper and 4 signed on the face. 1.) ‘The Belgian Glad Hand,

Heading: (Golf Humor - Cartoons) Author: Freleng, Friz Title: Puddle Beach Place Published: No place Publisher:Warner Brothers Date Published: 1991 Description: Serigraph an

A pair of hand-inked and signed World War II-era cartoons, the first by KARL KAE KNECHT (1883-1972), 15 in. x 15 in., dated Mar. 28, 1942, titled ‘July 29, 1914, 28 years ago World War I German

US Army WWI - 1940s Military Cartoon Postcards. Lot of 10 unused postcards. Approximate sizes are 3.5 x 5.5 inches. Good condition for their ages.

(1921 – 2003) American editorial cartoonist who won two Pulitzer Prizes for his work. He was most famous for his World War II cartoons depicting American soldiers, as represented by the archety

[World War I Cartoons] THE CENTURY EDITION DE LUXE OF LOUIS RAEMAEKERS’ WAR CARTOONS, WITH DESCRIPTIVE CHAPTERS. Foreword by Theodore Roosevelt, edited by J. Murray Allison. NY:Century Co., 1917. #2

Wonderful WWI ink illustration on board.Image has a war ma on the wall and everybody in the room talking about someone coming back from the war. Frame is 9x11 inches and art has been re-matted in the

Lot of Three Unsigned French Cartoons Lot of 3 French cartoons parodying Germany in WWI, including: Unknown artist untitled framed, 14.5 x 10.75 in. (sight) With inscription, Invitation au d

1929 GOLF Mr Punch on the Links Cartoons & Punch Magazine HUMOR Articles ‘Mr. Punch on the Links’ is a collection of golf-related articles and cartoons from Punch Magazine. The cartoon illustratio

Limited Edition Cartoon Serigraph "Donald's Golf Game" by Walt Disney Circa 1938. Sight measures 9-3/4" x 12-3/4". Frame measures 18-5/8" x 21-5/8". Condition: Good condition. Estimate $50.00 - $150.0

KRAWIEC, Walter (1889-1982). A pair of World War II-era cartoons. Circa 1940s. Pencil and ink on paper drawings depicting various depictions of Death rampaging through a war-ravaged Europe, with the f

Large lot of 27 small form artworks. Early 20th century. To include: original WWI ink drawn political cartoons by W Williams; floral gouache paintings; oil painting of sunset landscape with shepherd a

Two (2) World War II satirical cartoons. [Art: 25" H x 19" W; Frame: 27" H x 21" W]. In "as-is" condition.

Title: Original World War II Newspaper Artwork Cartoon, c. 1940s Date/Period: c. 1940s Dimension: 9 in. x 11 1/2 in. Additional Information: General Fuffle, "Confound you Camousflage Men". Shipping: D

Mixed Toy Lot- French Penny Toy Motorcycle with side car, Man with horse penny toy, WWI Caps, Lantern Slides of Cartoon circus and children playing, Matchbox of German figures, Glass Fire Engine Candy

Sketching are of the "Funny Business" cartoons. Some feature hoboes, golf and the beach. They date from the 1950's.

Rare 1928 published book by the Society of the First Infantry Division contaning nearly 100 pages of cartoons depicting the Division's exploits during WWI. Despite its condition issues, this is a hard