(4) 1940s pen and ink cartoons for Esquire magazine

Four original pen and ink cartoons drawn for Esquire magazine, circa 1940, comprising "They Used to Just Drop Hankies," 14.5"h x 15" sight, overall dimensions including frame 25"h x 17"w x 1"d, "You S

Three pen and ink cartoons originally drawn for Esquire magazine, circa 1940, comprising "Well Brag Some More," 19" x 15" sheet, overall dimensions including frame 25"h x 17" x 1"d, "Father, I'd Like

139. Rayon, Stanley. Original pen and ink cartoon for Humorama's Joker Magazine. 13-1/2 x 10-1/4 inches; a few tape marks at margins, Publisher's stamp on verso. SIGNED BY RAYON. American, (1973) [75/

Series of (4) original pen and ink illustrations on artist board. Signed indistinctly "Syd...". 9" x 11". One marked reverse "Original Cartoon Art From Puck Magazine 1893".

BUELL, Marge (1904-1993). Little Lulu, The Saturday Evening Post cartoon.  Ca 1940s. Ink wash and pen on paper   6 1/4 x 7 in. Signed lower right

Group of 3 original pen and ink illustrations for covers of Pennsylvania Angler fishing magazine, 1940s. Each signed by artist Bush. Together with printed example from the magazine. 18 1/2" x 13 1/4".

4 Vintage Framed Pen, Ink and Lithograph Cartoons. Framed and signed. About 9 inches x 11 inches

"How Come You Never show That Kind Of Patience at Home?" New Yorker Magazine label on verso. 1984 11/12/84 on brown protector paper. Title: New Yorker Magazine Cartoon. Medium: Pen & Ink. Size: 12.75

Glackens, Louis M. (American 1870—1938). Original Editorial Illustration Art. Circa 1900s. Pen and ink cartoon illustration created for Puck magazine featuring a group of animals devising a sche

Item: 1940's Pen & ink ad for Selman Rabbits Date: 1940's Size: This image is 9" by 12". The frame is 11 1/4" x 14 1/4" Description: A 1940's Pen & ink ad for Selman Rabbits by Virginia Love. Virginia

cartoon sketch 5 3/4"x8" pen & ink, framed 12"x14" signed lower right "St"

Three hand drawn pen and ink cartoon strips by Lank Leonard (1896-1970). Mcnaught syndicate. 17" to 20 3/4" wide.

"Hello And What Kind Of Birdie Are You?" 4-27-87 written in pencil lower right. Title: New Yorker Magazine. Medium: Pen & Ink. Size: 14 X 9.5. Signature: SLR. Artist: Frank Modell. Unframed.

Playboy magazine. 1980 "Tell you what . Get your analyst on the phone, if he says its dirty and perverted I promise, I'll never ask you again.". Title: Playboy Cartoon. Medium: Pen & Ink. Size: 9.5 X

Original Magazine illustration by Frederick Burr Opper, possibly for Puck, Scribners, or another magazine. Pen and ink technique on bristol board. Signed lower right corner. Overall 12-7/8" x 9-1/4".

HARRISON CADY (1877-1970) "Make plenty exposures, Lieutenant . . ." Cartoon published in LIFE magazine, published October 11, 1917. Pen and ink on Bristol board. 430x75 mm; 17x22¾ inches, image,

New Yorker Magazine Original Pen and Ink. Signed Custer, C. 1950's. Original Pen and Ink Drawing of a Turtle along with the original. Magazine Proof, unframed. 4" tall x 5" wide. Proof Measures 1 1/2"

Rockwell Kent (American, 1882-1971), 2 illustration drawings for Adventure Magazine, June 1, 1927, "Sailors", pen and ink on paper, 4-7/8" x 1-3/4" and 4-7/8" x 2" sight, estate stamps lower right, ve

Prints made especially for Esquire Magazine, 1940-1942, unused. Approx. 7 x 4.5". One has 1/2" tape mark near edge.

HAL FOSTER (AMERICAN 1892-1982), PEN & INK ON PAPER, IMAGE: H 11", W 24", "PRINCE VALIANT IN THE DAYS OF KING ARTHUR":Original cartoon single strip drawing; paper size: 11 1/2" x 24 3/4"; image size:

(American, 1902-1978) a sports cartoon depicting the seven teams in contention. Together with a pencil drawing satirical cartoon, unsigned Overall: 22-1/2"h x 20"w and 21-1/2"h x 29-1/4"w Sight: 16-3/

W/C GRAPHITE PEN/INK SKETCH BOOK SIGNED MR. E. KERN C. 1860W/ INDIANS, LANDSCAPES, NYMPHS CARTOONS 10 1/4" X 13 1/2"

CULMER BARNES (1874-1936) "'Hey! Fellers! Jimmie's pinched!' 'Run tell his wife!'" Cartoon published on page 23 of Life magazine, July 5, 1917, with their copyright stamp on verso. Pen and ink on thin

C. 1940s, signed l.r. depicting a woman holding the American flag. Some creases and tears to paper. Paper size: 25-1/4"h x 17-1/2"w Overall: 29-3/4"h x 21-3/4"w