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Rapheal Tuck Humorous Cat postcards

New listing
Humorous Cats postcards series 122
$125

Anthropomorphic Caricature

Daelli, G.
A Relic of the Italian Revolution of 1849., With Frans Masereel Bookplate
SOLD

[JFK Assassination, 1963]

Bill Mauldin
Bill Mauldin, signed print "Weeping Lincoln"
$250
Darwin Christmas Card
SOLD
THEODORE BACHAUS, [HENRY MORRIS]
The Booksellers of San Seriffe - 1/200 copies (all numbered 9), Morris' witty successor to "The Private Presses of Sans Serriffe" (1980).
$445

World War I Caricature

Rudolf Kristen
39 unused humorous postcards, depicting the soldiers' life in the K.u.K. Infanterie-Regiment No. 4
$350

Enjoy an Evening of Sin in San Francisco, 1945

Jack Lord & Jenn Shaw
Where To Sin In San Francisco, A Humorous Directory of San Francisco "Sinful" Night Clubs, Restaurants, and other Locations for Planning a Night Out of Sinning, Plus Sinful Hints for Having a Good Time
SOLD

Lubki, the first Russian memes?

Various Russian Authors & Artists
A Group of Six Russian Satirical Lubki Prints, Hand-Colored Lithographs on Laid Papers.
$1,100

The iconic Russian cat Lubok.

Unknown Russian Artist
"Vaska" the Cat Depicted as the Prussian Emperor, Russia's Enemy in World War I.
$450

Wholesale price for FIVE Ciardi / Gorey Books

John Ciardi, Edward Gorey (illustrator)
5 (!) John Ciardi books illustrated by Edward Gorey, publ. by Lippincott (1961 - 1970), all with dust jackets - The Man Who Sang the Sillies, You read to me, I'll read to you, You Know Who, The Monster Den, Someone Could Win a Polar Bear
$100 $100 or less

Purifying Copperheads

Unlisted
Circa 1864 – A satirical broadside recommending that Copperheads undergo a purification process before voting in the 1864 presidential election
SOLD

The Lilliputians "Sixth American Tour"

Carl and Theodor Rosenfeid
1896-1897 - Theater program for the popular German comedic trio of "midgets" known as the Liliputians who toured throughout the United States for at least six seasons at the end of the 19th century
$100 $100 or less

Christmas in a Contraband Camp

George E. Remore
1864 – A New York soldier sarcastically describes life at Camp Wadsworth, which was a contraband holding encampment located in Fairfax, Virginia
$750