Harrison Cady Raggedy Bugs Print

Two Harrison Cady prints of paintings in full color done by Harrison Cady for the jacket and a double-spread text illustration in the Golden Anniversary Edition of "Old Mother West Wind" by Thornton B

Harrison Cady (American, 1877-1970). Pen and ink illustration drawing, scarecrow with crows, from The Raggedy Animal Book. Signed H. Cady lower right. 12 1/2" x 9 1/2" (with frame 16 5/8" x 20 5/8").

A Harrison Cady Cady Lady Bug bisque porcelain figurine by the Rudolstadt firm of Schafer & Vater. 5 in tall x 3 in wide.

A Harrison Cady Cady Sporty Bug bisque porcelain figurine by the Rudolstadt firm of Schafer & Vater. 5 in tall x 3 in wide.

A Harrison Cady Cady Lady Bug bisque porcelain figurine by the Rudolstadt firm of Schafer & Vater. 5 in tall x 3 in wide.

A Harrison Cady Cady Duty Bug bisque porcelain figurine by the Rudolstadt firm of Schafer & Vater. 5 in tall x 3 in wide.

A Harrison Cady Cady Rube Bug bisque porcelain figurine by the Rudolstadt firm of Schafer & Vater. 5 in tall x 3 in wide.

4 Framed Children's Book Illustration Prints. Three Harrison Cady framed children's book illustration prints and one print depicting children playing in snow. Larger frame measures 9 inches x 7 inches

[Children's & Illustrated] [Cady, Harrison] Franchot, Annie W: Bugs and Wings and Other Things [Children's & Illustrated] [Cady, Harrison] Franchot, Annie W. Bugs and Wings and Other Things New York:

Title: RAGGEDY ANIMAL BOOK-Sherman-Harrison Cady color plates Provenance: by Ripley, Sherman About this Item: Rand McNally, Chicago, 1928. Hardcover. Condition: Very Good+. First Edition; First or ear

A Harrison Cady (1877-1970) original pen and ink on paper for The Raggedy Animal Book (1928), titled "The Raggedy Crows" from page 18. Attributed en verso. Mat opening: 8 in tall x 11-1/2 in wide. Mat

Four Raggedy Animal books by Sherman Ripley with illustrations by Harrison Cady, published by Rams McNally Co. To include Raggedy Animals, 1935 edition; The Raggedies in Fairyland, 1930 edition; and t

A Christmas ephemera grouping to include a print of a Christmas card by Melina and Harrison Cady; Springfield's Christmas Tree 1913; and two copies of Merry Christmas Children from Toyland. Largest: 1

An original Harrison Cady ink on paper cover illustration for the comic book "Peter Rabbit", Issue No. 2. Framed under glass. Frame opening: 14-3/4 in x 11-3/4 in. Outside frame: 24 in x 17-1/4 in.

Harrison Cady In the Deep South graphite and watercolor on paper10.875 h × 16.125 w in (28 × 41 cm) Signed, titled, and inscribed to lower right 'In the Deep South To Dr. Loring Grey from

A Harrison Cady (1877-1970) original ink drawing of a Peter Rabbit comic illustration for the New York Tribune. Signed Harrison Cady top right and lower right. Dated lower right April 2, 2022. 28 in t

A collection of five Harrison Cady pen and ink illustrations on paper. Each signed "H. Cady". 8 in tall.

A collection of six Harrison Cady pen and ink illustrations on paper. Each signed "H. Cady". 8 in tall.

A collection of five Harrison Cady pen and ink illustrations on paper. Each signed "H. Cady". 8 in tall.

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,

A collection of five Harrison Cady pen and ink illustrations on paper. Each signed "H. Cady". 8 in tall.

1st item: Leon Rene Pescheret (Wisconsin/Illinois/Arizona/England, 1892-1971) East Tennessee Smoky Mountain landscape color etching with aquatint entitled "In the Smokies. Tenn." Scene depicts a rusti

Harrison Cady (1877-1970) He Pricked Up His Long Ears. He Heard a Faint Tapping pen & ink, 7.25 x 6 in., signed l.r.

A Harrison Cady (1877-1970) original pen and ink with brush on heavy illustration paper for an individual cartoon. Signed by the artist lower right, and dated en verso October 15th, 1906. 16-1/2 in ta