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Art Young’s Inferno: A Journey Through Hell Six Hundred Years After Dante - Ltd, signed, in Jacket

By: Art Young

Price: $625.00

Publisher: NY, Delphic Studios: 1934

Seller ID: s200628d

Binding: Black cloth

Condition: Very Good

1st edition; limited to 1,000 numbered copies. Signed by Young on FEP. 4to, black cloth with red lettering. 182 pp. Art Young, the preeminent American political cartoonist in the first half of the twentieth century, modeled this satirical interpretation of Dante’s Inferno after the popular 19th century edition published by Gustave Dore. Universally acknowledged to be Young’s masterpiece it is a searing and hilarious indictment of capitalism. Copies of the numbered first printing are uncommon; with the dustjacket scarce; and signed truly rare. A very good copy in fair dustjacket. Covers a...
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Golf, the Book of a Thousand Chuckles: The Famous Golf Cartoons

By: Briggs, Clare

Price: $275.00

Publisher: NY, Chicago, P. F. Volland: 1918

Seller ID: 022024

1st ed., oblong 4to, ½ green cloth, illustrated boards. Briggs’ classic work on the joys and frustrations of the sport, most of which had been previously published in the New York Herald-Tribune. Very good: Externally very clean with rubbed corners, edges; spine a bit loose; front hinge lightly cracked. Interior clean and bright with no foxing. Notoriously prone to wear, a very nice copy.
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The Prince of Wales and Other Famous Americans - in the scarce d/w.

By: Covarrubias, Miguel

Price: $350.00

Publisher: NY: Alfred A. Knopf: 1925

Seller ID: s200613c

Condition: Near Fine

. 1st ed., 8vo, ¼ yellow cloth/batiked boards. Unpaginated. The artist’s first book of theatrical and literary caricatures - following a two-year stint drawing for Vanity Fair and the New Yorker. Dozens of caricatures of American and British celebrities from the 1920s. Four color plates, 6 b/w plates, the remaining caricatures in black and white line drawings. Introduction by Carl van Vechten. Near fine in poor d/w. Corners lightly rubbed, lightly soiled at spine ends. The very scarce d/w is split in half with a 1.5” open tear at top of spine and numerous closed tears and chips along e...
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The Art of Walt Disney . From Mickey Mouse to the Magic Kingdoms

By: Finch, Christopher

Price: $110.00

Publisher: New York, Abrams: 1973

Seller ID: 10502

The true first edition (1973) with the original 3-dimensional applique of Mickey Mouse and acetate dustjacket. The book itself is in fine condition, with the white cloth still bright on the front and with just some minor soiling along the top and bottom edges of the back cover (from shelf-wear). The acetate d/w has some scuffs and a few crayon marks and has two 3" closed tears on the back a 1/2" closed tear on the front.
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Take Ten

By: Shel Silverstein

Price: $375.00

Publisher: Tokyo, Pacific Stars and Stripes: 1955

Seller ID: s201019b

Binding: Pictorial boards

Condition: Good

1st edition. 8vo, white pictorial boards. Silverstein’s first book; a collection of cartoons drawn for Stars and Stripes while P.F.C. Silverstein was stationed in Japan. In its now scarce original mailing box. ##### Condition: Good/Fair. The book is a clean, copy overall but for some reason the front end papers were used to score a bridge game. [see photo] Darkened on top edge and at spine ends from tarnishing of the staples in the box corners with some very light rubbing at spine ends; lightly cocked. The box was used to mail the book stateside in August 1955; inked mailing addre...
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Gonzo the Art

By: Steadman, Ralph

Price: $40.00

Publisher: New York, Harcourt and Brace: 1998

Seller ID: 01301

A comprehensive retrospective of Ralph Steadman's "Gonzo" artwork. Small 4to, cloth. 208 pp. Introduction by Hunter S. Thompson. New copy in d/w.
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Image for The Alphabet Annotated, and Hints Upon Slip-Slop by an Old Etonian ; For Youth and Adults in Doggerel Verse. Illustrated and etched by George W. Terry.

The Alphabet Annotated, and Hints Upon Slip-Slop by an Old Etonian ; For Youth and Adults in Doggerel Verse. Illustrated and etched by George W. Terry.

By: TERRY, George W.

Price: $125.00

Publisher: London: Ackermann & Co: 1853

Seller ID: k200120l

Condition: Poor

London: Ackermann & Co, , (1853). 1st ed., 4to approx.. 12-3/4” x 9-3/4”. Green cloth with large pictorial paper paste-on. 64 pages. Each page illustrated with elaborate b/w etchings An alphabet book, including the proper phonetics for the English language. Poor; internally sound but substantially shaken; occasional light foxing. Binding split with spine lacking, corners rubbed and bumped.
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Original editorial cartoon endorsing Franklin D. Roosevelt for his first presidential campaign

By: Winsor McCay

Price: $4,000.00

Publisher: 1932

Seller ID: s200305a

Original editorial cartoon endorsing Franklin D. Roosevelt for his first presidential campaign. 17”x13” [Image size 16”x11”; framed to 21”x17”] black ink on Bristol board. “He Will Make Hay When This Son Shines” -- A farmer with two plow horses stands in his field, his hands outstretched in welcome to the image of FDR floating in the clouds above. Signed by McCay in lower right. Undated; large penciled notation at bottom indicates it was to be printed across 4 columns “tonight” (New York Herald Tribune, September 18, 1932.) Matted and simply framed with glass front. A la...
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Fantasia "Rite of Spring"-- original Concept Drawing of the Tyrannosaurus Rex (Walt Disney, 1940).

By: [Animation / Walt Disney]

Price: $1,500.00

Publisher: Walt Disney Productions:

Seller ID: k201019b

Condition: Good

An exceptional concept drawing of the Tyrannosaurus Rex in stalking pose. This is from the "Rite of Spring" section featuring the story of the birth and early years of Planet Earth through the music of Igor Stravinsky. Art is in graphite with red pencil highlights, green pencil ruled borders, on 16 field 5-peghole animation paper. Rare to see the T. Rex animation art, especially with such a striking pose and shading. Stamped reference numbers and “W.D.P.” but no production notes or other text. ##### Good condition. Minor handling and edge wear overall, but with 1.5” open tear at top...
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"Mother Goose Goes Hollywood" original model sheet for the animated character Ned Sparks. (Walt Disney Productions, 1939).

By: [Animation / Walt Disney]

Price: $350.00

Publisher: Walt Disney Productions: 1939

Seller ID: k201019a

Condition: Good

Concept drawing for the court jester, based upon real life actor Ned Sparks. Art is in black graphite with red and green details and highlights on thin manila paper. Numerous typed production notes. The film is a parody of Mother Goose nursery rhymes using caricatures of Hollywood celebrities of the 1930s. Rare to see anything from this production. ##### Fair condition. Considerable wear to edges with numerous chips and tears, but not affecting the image. Stamped W.D.P. at bottom right. Artist not identified. Date stamped November 1939; probably an archival reference since the film wa...
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The Absurd World of Charles Bragg. [Signed, Limited ed.]

By: [Bragg, Charles] Taylor, Geoffrey

Price: $225.00

Publisher: NY: Harry N. Abrams in association with Bowles/Hopkins Publishing: 1980

Seller ID: s191208c

Condition: Fine

1st ed., 4to. Deluxe leatherbound edition, limited to 1200 signed and numbered copies in slipcase. Bragg (1931- 2017) was an American sculptor, painter, artist and author known best for his satirical artwork. His work is displayed in numerous museums and exhibitions and won many awards, including the Gold Medal for the National Society of Illustrators and the Award of Merit from the Art Directors Guild of New York. Fine, with fading to fore-edge of slipcase.
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The Ruling Clawss / Cartoons by A. Redfield

By: [Syd Hoff] A. Redfield

Price: $125.00

Publisher: Daily Worker: 1935

Seller ID: k200120h

Condition: Near Fine

1st ed., 8vo, illustrated boards. 184 pp. 160 full-page single-panel cartoons satirizing the capitalist upper class from a socialist perspective, reprinted from the Daily Worker where they ran as a feature from 1933-1935. Illustrated end papers satirizing K-Q cards in red and blue and title-page in red & black. Afterword, "Social Satire" by the cartoonist. "Subscription Edition" published in December, 1935; also published in a numbered edition of 500 copies. Very good-near fine; a clean tight copy with only very minor edgewear, small scuff on front board. Lacking the scarce d/w as usual.
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