CAROL CHANNING JOKE BOOKS

Just Lucky I Guess signed book autographed by Carol Channing

comprising two novels: 'Hirschfeld by Hirschfeld,' signed by Al Hirschfeld and dated 12/12/79 to title page; and 'Al Hirschfeld The Speakeasies of 1932,' inscribed by Louise Hirschfeld to Carol Channi

GEORGE BURNS DAVID BRENNER SIGNED AND DEDICATED BOOKS CAROL CHANNING NOTES Dear George signed by George Burns with written letter from Carol Channing inside. All My Best Friends by Georg

A group of nine books signed to Carol Channing and Harry Kullijian. Together with two additional volumes. (11 volumes)

A group of five books signed to Carol Channing, including 'Mervyn's With A "Y"' by Mervin G. Morris, the front free endpaper inscribed, signed and dated 'Dear Carol - All good wishes to a real live "D

A group of eight books, each signed to Carol Channing.

A group of eight books, some signed to Carol Channing, some others signed by the author, including 'Rules for Saying Goodbye', the title page inscribed, signed and dated '28 November 2007 Los Angeles

Comprising a 1971 first edition of 'The Tiffany Touch' by Joseph Purtell, published by Random House, New York. The book with a laid in vintage Tiffany & Co., 9502 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills, Ca

inscribed 'Carol' on lid; stamped Towle; 6 3/4 inches wide

including a black and white 8 by 10 photo of Channing and Burns in a vintage frame, six additional unframed photos, a pamphlet for George & Carol, George Burns: "Gracie, A Love Story", and a Las Vegas

A group of books on various topics. Including 'Perle, My Story by Perle Mesta', the front free endpaper signed and inscribed by the author 'For my very good friend Wallace Seawell with warmest affecti

the book by John Martin titled 'America Dancing, The Background and Personalities of the Modern Dance' published by Dodge Publishing Company, New York, 1936. Inscribed on the front free endpaper "My l

Anita Loos "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, The Illuminating Diary of a Professional Lady". Intimately illustrated by Ralph Barton. New York: Boni & Liveright, 1925. Eighth printing, February 1926. 7 1/2 by

Anita Loos "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, The Illuminating Diary of a Professional Lady". Intimately illustrated by Ralph Barton. New York: Liveright Publishing Co., March, 1963. 8 1/4 by 5 3/4 inches. Co

Including 'Mostly Off-Guard! Photos by Hal Sloane, Four Decades of Compelling Images', inscribed and signed on the title page 'For Carol Channing - (Pg. 69 & Pg. 78) / Love you - Hal Sloane'; 'Theatre

Including 'Desertwalk, A Search for Secrets of the Desert', inscribed, signed and dated by the author and illustrator 'To Carol Channing, With great admiration - Audrey Schumacher Moe 3/9/2011'; 'Favo

A copy of Eric Sloane's 'I Remember America' published by Funk & Wagnalls, 1971. The front free endpaper with an original drawing of a wooden covered bridge over a stream (a recreation of the image on

A copy of Greg Evans' 'Luann 3 Sixteen Isn't Pretty' published by Andrews McMell Publishing, LLC, 2006. The title page with an original drawing of Evans' character Luann saying 'Hello, Dolly!' and ins

the maroon soft cover printed "Prompt Book / Gentlemen Prefer Blondes / Property of Tams-Witmark Music Library, Inc. / 560 Lexington Avenue / New York, N.Y. 10022"; Condition: creasing and minor wear

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Freddy Wittop (1911-2001) Marking(s); notes: signed, marking(s) Country of origin; materials: Dutch/American; mixed media on paper Dimensions (H, W, D): 18.75"h, 14.25"w

a signed copy by the President, #233/300, with annotation 'To Carol Channing who brought grace, and gaiety to these years. With affection, Lyndon B. Johnson the LBJ ranch X-Mas -71'; Condition: damage

RCA Victor LSOD-1087 album jacket for 'The Original Broadway Cast Recording… Carol Channing in The New Musical Comedy Hello, Dolly!' signed in black marker 'XXs, Carol Channing'. Together with a

JASON MECIER (American b. 1968) "Carol Channing" Mixed media collage on board. 49 5/8 x 49 5/8 inches. Provenance: From the Pritikin Museum Collection, SF, CA.

costume sketch for Carol Channing by Ray Aghayan with four attached numbered fabric swatches and with a TLS on Ray Aghayan letterhead dated February 18, 1969 reading "Dear Charles and Carol, Here are