The Saturday Evening Post #v232#27

(January 2, 1960)

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Robert Day (signed as Robt Day)

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Robert Day (signed as Robt Day)

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This is their last chance. If they get the giggles this time, they're through.

Genre

humor

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post (Curtis Publishing Company, 1897 series) #v232#21 (November 21, 1959)

Indexer Notes

Accompanies a letter.

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Marie L. Larkin

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Marie L. Larkin

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Do you think it would help if she had a short cruise on a submarine and Vice Admiral Rickover took over the third grade for a while?

Genre

humor

Indexer Notes

Cartoon drawn by a reader objecting to Admiral Rickover's article on education.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 3)

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Roy Fox (signed as Roy L. Fox)

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Roy Fox (signed as Roy L. Fox)

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Roy Fox (signed as Roy L. Fox)

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Except for an occasional little lovers' spat, our married life has been one long nightmare.

Genre

humor

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 4)

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Daniel Brustlein (signed as Alain)

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Daniel Brustlein (signed as Alain)

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Daniel Brustlein (signed as Alain)

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Daniel Brustlein (signed as Alain)

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Choice meats

Genre

humor

Synopsis

A man buys a steak and charcoal for a barbecue.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 5)

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If I must say so myself, I'm in fine form tonight.

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humor

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 6)

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Ed Le Cocq

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Ed Le Cocq

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Ed Le Cocq

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You wouldn't think anything filled with hay could be so hard.

Genre

humor

Reprints

• in The Saturday Evening Post (Curtis Publishing Company, 1897 series) #v232#32 (February 6, 1960)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 7)

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Roy Fox (signed as Roy L. Fox)

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Roy Fox (signed as Roy L. Fox)

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Roy Fox (signed as Roy L. Fox)

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Mary Lou tells me you're studying to be a dentist.

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humor

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 8)

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Oh, it's been an exciting weekend, Mabel - Syracuse romped, 42-12; the Warriors took it, 102-97, in overtime; Montreal shut out Boston; and Snead birdied the last four at Bermuda Pines.

Genre

humor

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 9)

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Leo Garel (signed)

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Leo Garel (signed)

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Leo Garel (signed)

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What a marvelous coincidence! You're writing a book and I'm reading one.

Genre

humor

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 10)

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Stan Hunt (signed)

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Stan Hunt (signed)

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Stan Hunt (signed)

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I think I was better off when my hostility was latent.

Genre

humor

Reprints

• in The Nine to Fivers (Popular Library, 1964 series) #SP276 (May 1964)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 11)

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Joe Zeis (signed as Zeis)

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Joe Zeis (signed as Zeis)

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Joe Zeis (signed as Zeis)

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All right - knock it off.

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humor

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 12)

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Vahan Shirvanian (signed as Shirvanian)

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Vahan Shirvanian (signed as Shirvanian)

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He was a brilliant strategist, but not much of a horseman.

Genre

humor

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 13)

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Al Johns (signed)

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Al Johns (signed)

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Al Johns (signed)

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You rang, sir?

Genre

humor

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 14)

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Howard Baer (signed)

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Howard Baer (signed)

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Howard Baer (signed)

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Do we have to do whatever we want to again today?

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1933-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 15)

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Ludwig Bemelmans (signed as Bemelmans)

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Ludwig Bemelmans (signed as Bemelmans)

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Ludwig Bemelmans (signed as Bemelmans)

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Sh-h-h! Quiet, darling, don't annoy daddy when he's playing with the Boston Symphony.

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1933-xx-xx

Only Yesterday, As Seen by Our Merry Cartoon Makers (Table of Contents: 16)

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Genre

non-fiction

Synopsis

A brief history of the Post's history publishing cartoons.

Pages

82 - 82

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 17)

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Carl Anderson (signed)

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Carl Anderson (signed)

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Carl Anderson (signed)

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Does your head feel warmer now, Henry?

Genre

humor; children

Characters

Henry

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1932-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 18)

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E. Simms Campbell (signed)

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E. Simms Campbell (signed)

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E. Simms Campbell (signed)

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They say he's an Englishman.

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1933-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 19)

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George Price (signed)

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George Price (signed)

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George Price (signed)

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He designs radiator caps.

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1938-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 20)

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George Shellhase (signed as Shellhase)

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George Shellhase (signed as Shellhase)

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George Shellhase (signed as Shellhase)

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Oh, yes, I adore Walt Whitman. He deserves to be called the King of Jazz.

Genre

humor

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post 193x-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 21)

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Whitney Darrow (signed as Whitney Darrow, Jr.)

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Whitney Darrow (signed as Whitney Darrow, Jr.)

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Whitney Darrow (signed as Whitney Darrow, Jr.)

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Whitney Darrow (signed as Whitney Darrow, Jr.)

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All you can eat for 75¢

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1938-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 22)

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Colin

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Colin

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Colin

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Dear Mother: Today I caught a skunk.

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1937-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 23)

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A baby brother? Does mommy know?

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1937-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 24)

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Paul Webb (signed as P. Webb)

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Paul Webb (signed as P. Webb)

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Paul Webb (signed as P. Webb)

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Shucks! Ma looks kinda all tuckered out, don't she?

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1934-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 25)

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Michael Berry (signed as Berry)

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Michael Berry (signed as Berry)

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Michael Berry (signed as Berry)

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I want two volunteers for a very dangerous mission.

Genre

humor; war

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1940-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 26)

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Think of it as a day filled with little adventures-

Genre

humor; military

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1940-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 27)

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Aren't you taking Dorothy Thompson a trifle seriously?

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1941-xx-xx

1940-1945 (Table of Contents: 28)

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Genre

non-fiction

Synopsis

Cartoons during the war.

Pages

84 - 84

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Dave Breger (signed as Pvt. Dave Breger)

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Dave Breger (signed as Pvt. Dave Breger)

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Dave Breger (signed as Pvt. Dave Breger)

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My hope chest.

Genre

humor; military

Characters

Private Breger

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1941-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 30)

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George Wolfe (signed)

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George Wolfe (signed)

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George Wolfe (signed)

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Martha, aren't you carrying this Bundles for Britain thing too far?

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1941-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 31)

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Barbara Shermund (signed as Shermund)

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Barbara Shermund (signed as Shermund)

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Barbara Shermund (signed as Shermund)

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This is Mr. Thompson - c'est la guerre!

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1942-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 32)

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Mischa Richter (signed as Richter)

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Mischa Richter (signed as Richter)

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Mischa Richter (signed as Richter)

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Nothing, thanks, we're just browsing.

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1943-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 33)

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It doesn't give you that horrid poured-in look.

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1941-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 34)

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Mischa Richter (signed as Richter)

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Mischa Richter (signed as Richter)

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Mischa Richter (signed as Richter)

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We've relaxed our requirements just a bit.

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1942-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 35)

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Carl Rose (signed)

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Carl Rose (signed)

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Carl Rose (signed)

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Carl Rose (signed)

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Town Supermarket

Genre

humor

Synopsis

Women rush to a supermarket because of the good prices.

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post 1943-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 36)

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Now, now, dear - in just a few minutes we'll see daddy.

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1943-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 37)

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Will Johnson

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Will Johnson

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Will Johnson

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Best darned supply sergeant I ever saw.

Genre

humor; military

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1944-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 38)

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Chon Day (signed)

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Chon Day (signed)

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Chon Day (signed)

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Remember how we used to talk about a girl for you and a boy for me?

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1943-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 39)

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Lawrence Lariar (signed as Lariar)

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Lawrence Lariar (signed as Lariar)

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Lawrence Lariar (signed as Lariar)

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He was recalled to duty just as the picture was taken!

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1944-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 40)

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Mary Gibson (signed)

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Mary Gibson (signed)

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Mary Gibson (signed)

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I wouldn't overdue it - just act cheerful!

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1944-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 41)

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Mischa Richter (signed as Richter)

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Mischa Richter (signed as Richter)

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Mischa Richter (signed as Richter)

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Sorry to disturb you, but there's a call for you on my phone.

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1944-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 42)

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The hazards on the home front were many:

Genre

non-fiction

Pages

87 - 87

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 43)

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Henry Boltinoff (signed)

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Henry Boltinoff (signed)

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Henry Boltinoff (signed)

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No, I didn't see any other fellows while you were away!

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1944-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 44)

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Ving Fuller (credited)

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Ving Fuller (credited)

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Ving Fuller (credited)

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Dis is gonna be like taking candy from a baby, eh, boys?

Genre

humor; jungle

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1943-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 45)

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Bandel Linn (signed as PFC Bandel Linn)

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Bandel Linn (signed as PFC Bandel Linn)

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Bandel Linn (signed as PFC Bandel Linn)

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Let's suppose you want a large can of tomato juice. You don't just come piling in here and yell for it... but you bring what we call a ration book....

Genre

humor

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post 1945-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 46)

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Bandel Linn (signed)

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Bandel Linn (signed)

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Bandel Linn (signed)

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That was to show you how the brakes work! Now we'll take her out for the speed test.

Genre

humor

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post 1946-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 47)

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Stan Hunt (signed)

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Stan Hunt (signed)

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Stan Hunt (signed)

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Roger, please be more careful!

Genre

humor

Characters

Roger

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post 1946-xx-xx

1946-1960 (Table of Contents: 48)

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?

Letters

typeset

Genre

non-fiction

Synopsis

Post-war cartoon trends to the present.

Pages

88 - 88

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 49)

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Harry Mace (signed)

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Harry Mace (signed)

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Harry Mace (signed)

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Brushes away those old cobwebs, doesn't it?

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1952-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 50)

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Tom Henderson (signed)

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Tom Henderson (signed)

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Tom Henderson (signed)

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Don't bother getting up, Helen - I can make it O.K.

Genre

humor

Characters

Helen

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1946-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 51)

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Burr Shafer (signed)

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Burr Shafer (signed)

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Burr Shafer (signed)

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Jones dances out of his corner and Smith dances out to meet him. Smith is by far the better dancer.

Genre

humor

Characters

Jones; Smith

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post 1947-xx-xx

Keywords

boxing

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 52)

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Script

Tom Hudson (signed)

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Tom Hudson (signed)

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Tom Hudson (signed)

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First Line of Dialogue or Text

You rang, sir?

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1947-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 53)

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Sid Gordin (signed as Sivic)

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Sid Gordin (signed as Sivic)

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Sid Gordin (signed as Sivic)

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Nobody collected money?

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1949-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 54)

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Script

Tom Henderson (signed)

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Tom Henderson (signed)

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Tom Henderson (signed)

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Oh, that's just dandy, dear. Now if you'll allow me to get my key outta the door.

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1947-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 55)

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?

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Suppose we try it again and let's have no more foolishness! Now, then - let me see your tongue!

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1948-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 56)

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Script

Rodney deSarro (signed as Rod deSarro)

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Rodney deSarro (signed as Rod deSarro)

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Rodney deSarro (signed as Rod deSarro)

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Gregory hasn't actually proposed in so many words, but he did give me an electric blanket with dual controls.

Genre

humor

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post 1948-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 57)

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Chon Day (signed)

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Chon Day (signed)

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Chon Day (signed)

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Don't be absurd, Grogan. Of course we've got to take them directly to the station.

Genre

humor

Characters

Grogan

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1949-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 58)

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Ray Helle (signed)

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Ray Helle (signed)

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Ray Helle (signed)

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Oh, no!... Not another old Army buddy!

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1953-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 59)

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Don Tobin (signed)

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Don Tobin (signed)

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Don Tobin (signed)

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Will you stop nagging the boy? He said he was sorry!

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1953-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 60)

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Script

George Wolfe (signed)

Pencils

George Wolfe (signed)

Inks

George Wolfe (signed)

Genre

humor

Synopsis

A boy leaves home with the TV.

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post 1953-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 61)

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Irwin Caplan (signed)

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Irwin Caplan (signed)

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Irwin Caplan (signed)

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I'm afraid I'll have to come back later... I brought the wrong bag.

Genre

humor

Characters

Dr. J. Black

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post 1955-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 62)

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Al Johns (signed)

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Al Johns (signed)

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Al Johns (signed)

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I said people don't seem to like me for some reason - open your ears, fathead!

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1953-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 63)

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Stan Fine (signed)

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Stan Fine (signed)

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Stan Fine (signed)

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And how are your children doing at college?

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1954-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 64)

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Ted Key (signed)

Pencils

Ted Key (signed)

Inks

Ted Key (signed)

Genre

humor

Synopsis

A boy runs out of the doctor's office.

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1954-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 65)

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Harry Mace (signed)

Pencils

Harry Mace (signed)

Inks

Harry Mace (signed)

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That's right... egg it on!

Genre

humor

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post 1953-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 66)

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Just what I thought. A bad case of nerves!

Genre

humor

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• from The Saturday Evening Post 1953-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 67)

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Gardner Rea (signed as Rea)

Pencils

Gardner Rea (signed as Rea)

Inks

Gardner Rea (signed as Rea)

Letters

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First Line of Dialogue or Text

May I have the evening off, sir, or will you be wanting me to listen to your comments on Mr. Truman's advice to the nation?

Genre

humor

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post 1949-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 68)

cartoon / 0.2 page (report information)

Script

Ray Helle (signed)

Pencils

Ray Helle (signed)

Inks

Ray Helle (signed)

Letters

typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

I was so happy and excited when you gave me a whole nickel for my very own that I must have thought I was putting them in the closet.

Genre

humor

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post 1949-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 69)

cartoon / 0.143 page (report information)

Script

Joe Zeis (signed as Zeis)

Pencils

Joe Zeis (signed as Zeis)

Inks

Joe Zeis (signed as Zeis)

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Hogan looks good on defense.

Genre

humor; sports

Characters

Hogan

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post 1956-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 70)

cartoon / 0.143 page (report information)

Script

Jerry Marcus (signed)

Pencils

Jerry Marcus (signed)

Inks

Jerry Marcus (signed)

Letters

typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

We ought to do this again, next year.

Genre

humor

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post (Curtis Publishing Company, 1897 series) #v231#22 (November 29, 1958)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 71)

about comics / 0.142 page (report information)

Script

?

Letters

typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Nowhere in this album have you found the tired cliches of cartoonland:

Genre

non-fiction

Pages

92 - 92

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 72)

cartoon / 0.143 page (report information)

Script

Dick Cavalli (signed as Cavalli)

Pencils

Dick Cavalli (signed as Cavalli)

Inks

Dick Cavalli (signed as Cavalli)

Letters

typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

It's upside-down pineapple rum cake, thash what it is.

Genre

humor

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post 1955-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 73)

cartoon / 0.143 page (report information)

Script

Dana Fradon (signed)

Pencils

Dana Fradon (signed)

Inks

Dana Fradon (signed)

Letters

typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

I guess in this age of specialization it was bound to happen.

Genre

humor

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post (Curtis Publishing Company, 1897 series) #v232#16 (October 17, 1959)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 74)

cartoon / 0.143 page (report information)

Script

Chon Day (signed)

Pencils

Chon Day (signed)

Inks

Chon Day (signed)

Letters

typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

So, when she said that to me, I merely shrugged slightly, smiled in a condescending manner, said I was awfully sorry she felt that way about me, and hauled off and hit her with my handbag.

Genre

humor

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post 1956-xx-xx

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 75)

Hazel / cartoon / 0.143 page (report information)

Script

Ted Key (signed)

Pencils

Ted Key (signed)

Inks

Ted Key (signed)

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Comfy?

Genre

humor; domestic

Characters

Hazel

Reprints

• from The Saturday Evening Post (Curtis Publishing Company, 1897 series) #v229#3 (July 21 1956)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 76)

cartoon / 0.2 page (report information)

Script

Brad Anderson (signed)

Pencils

Brad Anderson (signed)

Inks

Brad Anderson (signed)

Letters

typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

How come you never have insomnia on the nights the baby is crying?

Genre

humor

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 77)

Hazel / comic story / 0.25 page (report information)

Script

Ted Key (signed)

Pencils

Ted Key (signed)

Inks

Ted Key (signed)

Colors

?

Letters

typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

But when it stops snowing!...

Genre

humor; domestic

Characters

Hazel

Synopsis

The Baxter boy worries about his pets outside.