Rations Art

$100

New Yorker July 4th, 1942 #2 Drawing

$100

All-out Effort Drawing

$100

Hedge Against In?ation Drawing

$100

New Yorker October 31st, 1942 Drawing

Leonard Dove

$100

Very Good, Benson, But How Are You Going Drawing

Alain

$100

Excuse Me, But I Wonder If You Could Settle Drawing

$100

We've Only Got Eight. Anybody Here Ever Play Drawing

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Grand-scale Tactician Drawing

$100

Night Watch Here They Are At Last. I Hope Drawing

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Tell Me, What Did You Do In Real Life? Drawing

Richard Taylor

$100

How Many More To F21? Drawing

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We Feel Very Fortunate That Any Fowl At All Came Drawing

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If I Can Be Of Any Help While I'm Here Drawing

Richard Decker

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Stewart Was Cleaning Out His Desk And Found A Box Drawing

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I Thought A Few ?owers Would Brighten Drawing

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Not Even For Medicinal Purposes? Drawing

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We Decided Not To Change The Menus Drawing

Alain

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New Yorker August 14th, 1943 Drawing

Leonard Dove

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Mind If I Ride Along For Company Drawing

Carl Rose

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New Yorker September 5th, 1942 Drawing

Alan Dunn

$100

But If We Gave It To The Victory Book Campaign Drawing

Gardner Rea

$100

Don't Be A Goon. Probably All He's Drawing

Barbara Shermund

$100

The Most Marvellous Thing About It - The Tires Drawing

$100

I'm Afraid Three Gallons Will Be About Enough Drawing

George Price

$100

Small Fry Volunteer Drawing

$100

New Yorker April 3rd, 1943 Drawing

Richard Taylor

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New Yorker July 4th, 1942 #3 Drawing

$100

Oh, Good! Bananas Must Be On The Market Again Drawing

Mischa Richter

$100

Er - I Wouldn't Depend Too Much On Brute Strength Drawing

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New Yorker August 28th, 1943 Drawing

Otto Soglow

$100

Have You Anything That Would Surprise a Gunner's Mate Drawing

$100

I Wonder If I Could Get Off Next Saturday Drawing

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New Yorker August 29th, 1942 Drawing

Ned Hilton

$100

. . . And Don't Call Me Mac! Drawing

Saul Steinberg

$100

. . . So Then We Got Out Of Our Forty-and-eight Drawing

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I Hope The Red Cross Doesn't Hear Of My Sneaking Drawing

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Lost Ball! Drawing

$100

Tweeds Or Whiskey Drawing

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Manny And Nick Have Got The Gas. Now You Hop Drawing

Richard Decker

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New Yorker October 31st, 1942 Drawing

$100

I Wonder If You Have Any - Oh Drawing

$100

Am I In Your Good Graces Today Drawing

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Hot Buttered Rum with Oleo Drawing

$100

Plenty Of Room Up Front! Drawing

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But, Darling, There Were The Pay-as-you-go Taxes Drawing

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New Yorker August 22nd, 1942 Drawing

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And Then Right After 'the Star-spangled Banner' Drawing

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I'll Be So Glad When I Can Talk Up To Mr. Carmody Drawing

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Hello Drawing

$100

Your Little Talk Drawing

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New Yorker November 20th, 1943 Drawing

Otto Soglow

$100

New Yorker July 19th, 1941 Drawing

Otto Soglow

$100

He Uses His Coffee Grounds Over Again Drawing

$100

New Yorker May 20th, 1944 Drawing

Sam Cobean

$100

Don't You Understand Drawing

$100

Take Good Care Drawing

George Price

$100

How're You ?xed For Tires? Drawing

Richard Decker

$100

How Could The Government Call Them A Luxury? Drawing

$100

New Yorker February 27th, 1943 Drawing

$100

It Seems To Have Gone Downhill Drawing

$100

The F.b.i. Rounds Up Another Batch Of Aryans Drawing

Carl Rose

$100

Night Watch He Hasn't Been Able To Get Any Drawing

$100

Well, What'll We Do Today? Drawing

Roberta Macdonald

$100

New Yorker July 22nd, 1944 Drawing

$100

New Yorker July 25th, 1942 Drawing