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Vintage Twisted Metal Wooden Handle CORKSCREW w/ Cover! - eBay (item 310089355564 end time Oct-08-08 18:54:36 PDT)
This vintage corkscrew has a strong pointy screw, wooden handle and wooden protective cover. The smooth wood fits nicely in your hand.
The cover fits snugly, twists off and on to keep the screw tip sharp. Perfect for popping the cork to celebrate your candidate's big win this November.
Cap Stubbs, Tippy ORIGINAL COMIC ART Edwina 'OK Now'! - eBay (item 310089353384 end time Oct-08-08 18:37:54 PDT)This Cap Stubbs & Tippy comic strip original by Edwina Dumm was published in newspapers in the late 1950s. It's one long strip that wouldn't fit in the scanner. The title is "Everything's OK Now." It shows Grandma, Cap Stubbs, a neighbor girl and the dog Tippy.
The last panel has the hand-printed date "10-27," but the top margin shows a date of "Tue Nov 2." She crossed out "Fri--Oct 23" in the top margin. Edwina often changed her mind about the sequence of strips while working out her story, thus the multiple dates. Note the numerous push pin holes where she tacked it to her drawing board while creating the art.
The sticker in the second to last panel says, "The George Matthew Adams Service, Inc." which was the name of her syndicate. She signed this strip under the balloon in the last panel.
Cap Stubbs, Tippy ORIGINAL COMIC ART Edwina 'Oh My!!' - eBay (item 310089350912 end time Oct-08-08 18:21:31 PDT)This Cap Stubbs & Tippy comic strip original by Edwina Dumm was published in newspapers in the late 1950s. It's one long strip that wouldn't fit in the scanner. The title is "Oh, My!!" It shows Cap Stubbs, Grandma, and the dog Tippy.
The first panel has the hand-printed date "3-8" which agrees with the top margin date of "Tue Mar 8." She wrote the title, "Oh, My!!" in the top margin and there's also an alternative title, "Lab O Ra Tories." Note the numerous push pin holes where she tacked it to her drawing board while creating the art.
The sticker in the second to last panel says, "The George Matthew Adams Service, Inc." which was the name of her syndicate. She signed this strip behind Cap in the first panel.
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