1930's cartoonists 0

[Scrooge]

They sure are fun to watch. Really got a kick out of the free gag from Hairbreadth Harry by Alexander.

Have we seen yet the Frank King?

Edited May 18, 2017 by Scrooge

[Wipple]

[Wipple]

1 hour ago, Scrooge said:

They sure are fun to watch. Really got a kick out of the free gag from Hairbreadth Harry by Alexander.

Have we seen yet the Frank King?

 

[Scrooge]

Thanks! Great set. Thank you for sharing them.

[Pickie]

5 hours ago, Wipple said:

Hard to value a unique collection. Would love to hear opinions. Want to do right by the current owner.

Can't help with a value but want to share two ideas, just in case:

So many different styles, beautiful and brilliant, this should be published in some kind of fashion as a book?

If you can't come to a conclusion about a deal maybe someone can contact Seth (Gregory Gallant) in Toronto, the multiple Award-winning cartoonist, who should be enthusiastic about such a collection from these early years? Maybe he can help out/advise?

[Jayman]

4 hours ago, Pickie said:

Can't help with a value but want to share two ideas, just in case:

So many different styles, beautiful and brilliant, this should be published in some kind of fashion as a book?

If you can't come to a conclusion about a deal maybe someone can contact Seth (Gregory Gallant) in Toronto, the multiple Award-winning cartoonist, who should be enthusiastic about such a collection from these early years? Maybe he can help out/advise?

That's a fabulous idea! I would love to see these compiled ito a book with some bios. @Wipple It's wonderful how some artists went all out with ink wash (even in color) for a free sketch. Thanks again for sharing!

[Wipple]

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