Guide to the Will Eisner Collection

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Guide to the Will Eisner Collection

Biography of Will Eisner, 1917-2005

Detailed Description/Box and Folder Listing

Series II: Correspondence and Notes

Series IV: Published works, including production materials

Series V: Original art, including pre-production materials

Series VII: Awards and Certificates


Overview of the Collection
Repository:	The Ohio State University Cartoon Research Library
Creator:	Eisner, William Erwin
Title:	Will Eisner Collection
Dates:	1934-1983
Extent:	7 boxes, with portfolio recordings. Art originals, ca. 230 items.
Abstract:	The collection includes original and published work by Will Eisner, and by various artists who worked for him, as well as correspondence, articles, and commercial publications.
Record Series:	SPEC.CGA.WEE
Language(s):	English.

Biography of Will Eisner, 1917-2005

William Erwin Eisner was an American cartoonist, writer and businessman. A pioneer of the comic book industry and one of the most influential innovators of sequential art, Eisner studied art under George Bridgeman at the New York Art Students' League. His early employment was with Eve magazine; his first comic book was for WOW, What a Magazine (1936). He then founded a company with Jerry Iger to produce comics and comic related products and formed Universal Phoenix Features to market their work overseas. In 1939 Eisner joined Quality Comics Group to produce a comic newspaper supplement for the Des Moines Register-Tribune Syndicate, at which time he originated the comic strips The Spirit, Lady Luck, and Mr. Mystic. During the war, 1943-1946, Eisner as an enlisted man did the Joe Dope series for Army Motors. In 1950 Eisner formed the American Visual Corporation and for close to thirty years he was involved in commercial art products--office manuals and magazines in comic book format, giveaway comics, and educational materials. In 1973 he began teaching at the School of Visual Arts, and later published graphic novels, including A Contract with God and The Building. Eisner is known for the strip The Spirit, in which a masked detective fights crime. His work on the strip dates as follows: October 13, 1941 (first appearance) through May, 1942; December 23, 1945-August 12, 1951. Reprints of the comic book appeared in 1966-1967; since 1972 Kitchen Sink reprints have been published. Among his many awards are the National Cartoonists Society's Comic Book Artist of the Year award, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1987. He received the National Cartoonists Society's Milton Caniff Lifetime Achievement Award in 1995.

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Scope and Contents

The collection consists of original art, in a variety of media, and includes tearsheets, proofs, posters, mechanicals and photographs of Eisner's works; general papers; business correspondence; fan mail; educational materials developed by Eisner, such as the series Grammarfun; comic books; examples of his commercial products; books illustrated by Eisner; scrapbooks; magazine articles by or about Will Eisner. Included are works by artists who worked for Eisner, such as Jules Feiffer, Andre LeBlanc, Klaus Nordling and Fred Schwab. Numerous works by Eisner, including PS, are cataloged separately.

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Series I: Early work
Box	Folder
1	1	High school projects, 1934-1935
	2-3	The Magpie (high school literary magazine wtih Eisner illustrations), 1934-1935
	4-5	The Clintonian (high school yearbooks with Eisner illustrations), 1933-1935
	6	Eve magazine, 1936
	7	Party invitation, 1939
	7.5	"Party invitation", 1939
Box	Folder
6	18	The Clinton News (art by Eisner), 1933-1934.
			Art dated 12/8/33, 2/23/34, 11/9/34. One proof and one clipping, both dated 3/34, of the comic strip Spunky.


Series II: Correspondence and Notes
Box	Folder
1	8	Bill Silver. Agreements (correspondence; photos), 1940-1941
			Contains correspondence with business partners, publishers, acquaintances, fans, and others on various topics.
	9-10	E. M. Arnold correspondence. Iger correspondence, 1940-1941
	11	Military Comics, 1941
	12	Army cartoons, 1942
	13	The Register Tribune Syndicate, 1940-1941
	14	The Spirit (correspondence), 1941-1952
	15	Copyright infringement suit against Holland, 1957
	16-30	Fan mail/general business mail, 1966-1980s
	31	Combat weapons book, 1960-1961
	32	GM safety book, "How to Get Across the Street", 1960
	33	"Reward-reward: fire prevention", 1960
	34	Trip to Orient, 1960
	35	Trip to Europe, 1962
	36	Can Manufacturers Institute posters (includes sketches), 1962
Box	Folder
2	1	General Motors economics books, proposals, 1963
	2	USIA booklets, "Pope" and "Lucky Ones", 1964-1965
	3-4	Department of Labor--Job Scene, 1964-1967
	5	Trip to Europe, 1965
	6	Trips to Turkey, 1965
	7	Trip to Europe, 1965
	8	Armstrong Cork film strip, 1967
	9-10	Trip to Korea, 1967
	11	Trip to Korea/Viet Nam, 1967
	12	Bernie Miller, 1968-1978
	13	Jim Adler. Model ships, cars, etc. Meredith books, 1969
	14	Glen Johnson. Spirit for Navaho students, 1971
	15	Oklahoma Milticon, 1972
	17	Frankfort Book Fair (notes), October 11-17, 1973
	20	San Diego Comic Con, July 30-August 3, 1975


Series III: Photographs
Box	Folder
2	22	Photographs, 1900-1934
	23	Publicity photos, 1941
	24	Photographs, 1937-1943
	25	Hunting trip to Pinecreek Plantation, 1938
	26	Will Eisner in uniform, 1942-1945
	27	Photographs, 1945-1950, 1953-1966, 1972-1983


Series IV: Published works, including production materials
Box	Folder
2	16	Changes magazine, 1973
	19	Proposed auto mechanics film strip. McGraw Hill, 1974-1975
	28	"Ev'ry Little Bug" (sheet music), 1947
	29	"Les Boucaniers" ("Hawks of the Sea") daily comic strip clipping "Joe Dope/The Spare Parts Mystery" Chapter 2.Army MotorsReprint from 1944, ca. 1937.
	30	Spirit Bag No. 1 (1972 reprints of 10 stories), June 2-June 11, 1940
	31	Spirit Bag No. 2 (1973 reprints of 10 stories), August 18-October 20, 1940
	32	Spirit Bag No. 3 (1973 reprints of 10 stories), October 27-December 29, 1940
	33	Spirit Bag No. 4 (1973 reprints of 10 stories plus text sheet), January 19-March 9, 1941
	34	Bootleg Bag (1979 reprint of 6/3/40 story), 3 copies
	35	Collector's Edition Spirit reprints, first 10 stories, August-December, 1940
	36	Spirit stories. Painted blues/greys, stats, tissues, etc. for European editions.
	37	Baby, 1961 Stats of model sheet and 8 daily comic strips.
	38	The Joggs, 1977 Sketches for proposed comic strip and letter to Elliot Caplin.
	40	Nordling, Klaus, Lady Luck, 1943-1944
		Lady Luck, June 11, 1944 Color guide proofs.
		Lady Luck, November 26, 1944 Color guide proofs.
		Lady Luck, December 31, 1944 Color guide proofs.
		Lady Luck, July 25, 1943 Proofs on newsprint.
		Lady Luck, June 11, 1944 Proofs on newsprint.
		Lady Luck: Justin was dead..., n.d. Proofs on newsprint.
		Lady Luck: Halp! My balloons..., n.d. Proofs on newsprint.
		Lady Luck: Business in business..., n.d. Proofs on newsprint.
		Lady Luck: Brenda Banks..., n.d. Proofs on newsprint.
		Lady Luck: Time to knock off..., n.d. Proofs on newsprint.
	41	Powell, S. R., Mr. Mystic, , 1941?-1942?
		Mr. Mystic: I Tell Ya..., n.d. Complete story on newsprint.
		Mr. Mystic: Oh!!..., n.d. Complete story on newsprint.
		Mr. Mystic: Yama the Terrible..., n.d. Partial story on glossy paper. 3 pages.
		Mr. Mystic: Kizan, n.d. Partial story on glossy paper. 1 page.
	42	Schwab, Fred, Lady Luck, 1946? 24 proofs (96 leaves)
			Includes the following items: Miss Banks, Professor Cumulus, Physical exam, First Prize, Apartment Wanted, Fire, NC 302, Class of 07, Electric eye, Barney's Circus, Bonds, Which one's Buzzy?, Nope, Miss Los Angeles, Ha, ha!, You insult me, Aboard a yacht, UNRRA Ships, Now, now, Tilt, Wonder why, A new office, Women's Reformatory, Surrealist Exhibit.
	43	Stahl, Al, Flatfoot Burns., n.d.
		No vacancies, n.d. Negative proofs.
		Shh-h!, n.d. Negative proofs.
	44	Guardineer, FredMr. Mystic, n.d.
		McCorkles, n.d. Proofs on newsprint.
		South Pacific, n.d. Proofs on newsprint.
	45	Feiffer, Jules, Clifford, August 28, 1949-June 25, 1950 Proofs on newsprint and negative proofs.
	46	LeBlanc, Andre, Intellectual Armor, 1943-1944, n.d. Proofs on newsprint.
Box	Folder
3	1	The M16 A1 Rifle booklet, 1969
	2-8	Can Manufacturers Institute posters, 1972-1976 Original art, separations, etc.
	9	Odd Fact, 1975 Photostats.
	10	Odd Fact, 1975 Proofs.
	11	Joe Dope, 1944-1952
		Joe Dope, 1944 Army Motors off print.
		Joe Dope, 1951 Proofs.
		Joe Dope: Arsenal News, 1951
		Joe Dope: The Bombshell, 1951
		Joe Dope: Kenny Letter, 1951
		Joe Dope: WAMO, 1952
	12	Joe Dope in Spanish, Greek, Japanese, Farsi, Chinese and Italian.
	13	Joe Dope album.67 photos.
	14	Foreign langugage military booklets and posters.Engraver's proofs.
	15-16	Wheeled Vehicle Mechanics course.16 booklets (2 copies).
	18	Making Your Own Future booklet, 1973
Box	Folder
4	1	GrammarFun posters: Adjective, Noun, Verb, 1971 Sets of 6 each plus keys.
	2	"I'll Buy That" Junior Achievement Booklet.Original art and dummy book.
	3	"How to Teach Your Dog to Sing" booklet, 1956
	4	"You Are Nowhere Baby" mechanicals
	5	How to Build Model Ships
	6	How to Build Model Cars
	7	Helicopters in Action
	8	Combat Tanks
	9	What Your Mayor Does
	10	What Your Congressman Does
	11	What Your U.S. Senator Does
	12	Complete World Bartender Guide
	13	Le Guide Complet du Barman
	14-15	Spirit coloring book, 1974. 2 copies.
	16	"How to Increase Your Lifespan and Avoid Taxes" booklet. 2 copies. Also sales flier (2 copies).
	17	"Vacation Daze "flier, National Safety Council, 1954.
	18	Comic book series: American Visuals in cooperation with Behavioral Science Center, Boston, 1967. 2 copies each.
		Learn, Baby, Learn
		How to Use the System to Make It!
		Power is Green, Baby!
		You Are Nowhere Baby!
		The Man for Me?
		You're Hired!
		How to Get a Job
	19	You Can Make It booklets, 1967 2 copies each.
		Auto mechanic
		The food field
		Electronics worker
	20	The Job Scene booklets 2 copies each.
		Furniture making as a career
		Office machine careers
		Health work
		Carpentry
		Hotel and restaurant careers
		Machine shop work
		Drafting
		Motor transport
		Auto mechanic
	21	Harvey comics Spirit promotion calendar, 1966
	22	Visual Arts Museum Will Eisner exhibit poster, 1983
	23	Will Eisner's Golf Calendar, 1978
	24	Will Eisner's Tennis Calendar, 1978
	25	Vega calendar, Spirit , 8/17-23, 1978
	26	Can Manufacturer's Institute posters (rolled)
		No. 3-7, 1973
		No. 1, 8, 10-12, 1969
Box	Folder
6	1	"A Small Business, p.1" Painted blues.
	2	PMT for National Cartoonists Society #2 plate of The Spirit, , 1980
	3	PMT of pencilled rough for The Spirit #20, Kitchen Sink Press
	4	PMT of The Spirit splash page, February 27, 1949
	5	Herald-Tribune Spirit splash page 8" x 10" glossy photograph
	6	Spirit #3 cover, Warren Negative proof.
	7	Photograph of Will Eisner with Spirit display, 1983
			Inscribed by Lhorick, Angoleme, France.
	8	Photographs for Herald-Tribune Spirit story, 1966
	9	Tupenny Adventure Comics/2c/comics, 1952 Ads, layouts, photostats, etc.
	10	Spirit cover #18, Quality Comic Group Photostat
	11	Spirit cover for Overstreet Price Guide, 1976 Color guide proof
	12	PMT of The Spirit #1, Harvey Comics, p.6
	13	Lady Luck Velox of 1/6/46 story
	14	Veloxes
		PS No. 9 cover, 1952
		PS No. 11 cover
		PS No. 152 cover, 1965
		PS No. 170 cover, 1967
		Joe's Dope Sheet
		USARV Pamphlet 750-7, June 1, 1972
	15	The Spirit #17 cover, Kitchen Sink Press Film positive
	16	tab, the Weekly Comic Four-color dummy edition.
			Includes Nubbin, Wendy, Skip Sudden, Dusty, Kewpies, The Tickles by Klaus Nordling, Gimmick the Magician, The World's Greatest Stories, Midge by Vic Herman, Dodo at Home, The Life and Loves of Lola March, Melba, Private Eye-Ful.
	19	Tear sheets of The Spirit
		The Spirit, , April 26, 1942 Non-folding.
		The Spirit, , January 19, 1947 Uncut.
		The Spirit, , July 20, 1947 Tabloid.
			See also "Yokum Gold,"Newsweek, July 21, 1947.
		The Spirit, October 31, 1948 Tabloid.
		The Spirit, December 12, 1948 Tabloid.
		The Spirit, December 19, 1948 Tabloid.
		The Spirit, February 27, 1949 Regular.
		The Spirit, July 2, 1950 Pages 5 and 6 only.
		The Spirit, February 24, 1952 Regular/uncut.


Series V: Original art, including pre-production materials
Map-case
AC H6 84-85	Adventures in Food, 19-- Ink and pencil on paper, 73 x 7 cm. Negative proof, 43 x 31 cm.
Map-case
AC H6 77	Army Motors cover, ca. 1944-1945 Mixed media on paper, 35 x 24 cm.
Map-case
AC H7 I7	Blackhawk, No. 55 (comic book). Quality, September 19-- 2 proofs of comic book cover, 45 x 30 cm.
Map-case
AC H6 106	Bullet Hole Western comics, 19-- 1 rough sketch for cover. Pencil on paper, 56 x 37 cm.
Map-case
AC H7 112-141	Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. safety posters. IPD Pub. Co., New York., 1976 Original art of 15 posters mounted with color separations, 43 x 28 cm. 15 photocopies with color added, 26 x 20 cm. 1 folder of 11 finished posters, 46 x 30 cm.
Map-case
AC H5 7-8	The city, May 1980 Mechanicals. 7 items, 41 x 31 cm. Blueprint of cover, 61 x 51 cm.
Map-case
AC H7 143	Class of January 1931, P.S. 83 school photograph., 1931 Photograph mounted on board, 35 x 56 cm.
		H.J. Paul, Brooklyn, photographer. Will Eisner is 5th from the left in the back row.
Map-case
AC H6 115	Clintonian proofs, 1937 3 leaves, size varies.
		See AC H6 3-53 for original drawings.
Map-case
AC H6 54-69	Comic strips, 1935 Size varies. One untitled. "The Ups and Downs of Mickey Finn" "Silly Wilbur and McDuff" "Harry Carey (8 strips)" "The Flame" (3 strips) "Dopey and the Duke" (2 strips).
Map-case
AC H7 150	Connie Rodd, 197- Mechanical reproduction, 35 x 25 cm.
		Gift of Trina Robbins, October 1988.
Map-case
AC H6 3-53	Drawings, 1933-1935 Media varies. Size varies, largest 63 x 46 cm. Class projects, yearbook illustrations, life drawings, sketches, etc.
Map-case
AC H7 35-37	Gaffer and Nubbin (comic book), 19-- Tab page. Ink on paper, 56 x 38 cm.Photostat. Mounted, 28 x 22 cm.Single frame. Ink on paper, 19 x 16 cm.
Map-case
AC H6 107-114	General Poop (comic strip), 194- 8 original daily comic strips. Ink on paper. 20 x 58 cm.
Map-case
AC H5 3	GrammarFun. Edicational Supplements Corp., 1971 Art, mechanicals, and posters. 53 pieces, size varies.
Map-case
AC H7 108-109	Joe Dope (comic book), 19-- 2 original comic book pages. Ink on paper, 56 x 38 cm.
Map-case
AC H6 78	Joe Dope, September 1954 Original drawing from no. 24, 30 x 19 cm, ink and collage on paper.
Map-case
AC H6 79-80	Joe Dope, April 1969 2 original drawings from PS, no. 203, ca. 35 x 23 cm. each.
Map-case
AC H7 111	Joe Dope (comic book), 19-- 1 folder reproductions and negatives, size varies.
Map-case
AC H7 1	Joe Dope (painting), 19-- Mixed media on illustration board, 56 x 66 cm.
Map-case
AC H7 79-107, 147-148	Job Scene, 19-- Ink on paper, size varies. "A career in engineering." Rough sketch of title page and 7 pages of original art. "A career in public service" Rough sketch of title page and 7 pages of original art. "Women in the world of work." Rough sketch of title page and 7 pages of original art. "Making it in the world of work." Rough sketch of title page and 6 pages of original art.
Map-case
AC H7 38-41	Nubbin (comic book), 19-- Splash page with John Law. No date. Ink and pencil on paper, 56 x 38 cm. Splash page with John Law and Melba. No date. Ink and pencil on paper, 56 x 38 cm. Title panel with Nubbin. No date. Ink on paper, 16 x 31 cm. Character heads. No date. Ink and pencil on paper, 20 x 51 cm. Pencil sketches on verso.
		Also titled "The Adventures of Nubbin the Shoeshine Boy, ""Nubbin the Shoeshine Boy, "and "Nubbin and the Shoeshine Boy."
Map-case
AC H7 78	Nubbin (comic book), 19-- 1 folder assorted photostats, size varies.
Map-case
AC H7 43-77	Nubbin (comic book), 19-- 35 original daily comic strips. Size varies, most 19 x 56 cm. 16 ink on paper. 19 pencil roughs, some with inked dialogue.
Map-case
AC H6 104-105	Pirate comics, 19-- 1 page original cover art, 56 x 37 cm.1 folder with 1 positive proof mounted on illustration board, 35 x 25 cm. and 1 negative proof, 30 x 22 cm.
Map-case
AC H7 149	RCA record sleeve cartoons, 1956-1957 7 negative proofs, size varies.
		Gift of Trina Robbins, October 1988.
Map-case
AC H7 146	RCA record sleeve cartoons, 1957-1958 60 negatives, size varies.
Map-case
AC H7 142	Rip Roscoe, 1976 1 folder with 4 posters for New York Telephone. "How a touch-tone phone put the heat on the Fat Man," 2 proofs, 46 x 33 cm. "How a touch-tone phone put the heat on The Deadly Spider Gang," 2 proofs, 37 x 25 cm. and 46 x 33 cm.
Map-case
AC H6 94-103	Sears Roebuck Comics. Ruff and Reddy adventures in history, 195- 1 page original cover art. Ink on paper, 56 x 37 cm. 7 pages dialogue. Ink and pencil on paper, 56 x37 cm. 1 ad layout. Ink and pencil on paper, 25 x 20 cm. 1 folder with 9 pages positive proofs and 8 pages negative proofs. Size varies.
Map-case
AC H6 81-83	Senator Bulwark (comic strip), 19-- 1 original daily comic strip, 30 x 57 cm. 1 rough pencil sketch, 30 x 57 cm. 1 mounted proof, 11 x 33 cm.
Map-case
AC H7 2-8	Sheena, Queen of the Jungle, No. 16 (comic book). Fiction House Magazines, 19-- 7 leaves black and white proofs; 4 comic book pages per leaf, 60 x 44 cm.
Map-case
AC H5 1a-b	The Spirit. Barcelona, Spain. Graficas Romeni, 1977 Color poster, 71 x 51 cm.
Map-case
AC H7 23	The Spirit (comic book). The Balkan Ball, page 8., June 29, 1941 Ink on paper, 57 x 36 cm. Lettering on verso.
Map-case
AC H7 24	The Spirit (comic book), 19-- Mixed media on paper, 46 x 37 cm. Unused cover for Harvey, No. 3.
Map-case
AC H7 25-34	The Spirit (comic book). Unfinished stories, 19-- Inked dialogue. 7 pages, 56 x 38 cm. Pencil roughs. 3 pages, 51 x 36 cm.
Map-case
AC H7 18-19	The Spirit (comic book). The Visitor. Collector's Press, 1977 Color poster, 51 x 41 cm. Signed by the artist, 60/500 and 354/500.
Map-case
AC H6 70-76	The Spirit (comic book), December 26, 1948 Ink and collage on paper, 59 x 41 cm. Will Eisner's Almanac of the Year 1948.
Map-case
AC H6 117-123	The Spirit (comic book). The Hurricane. Reprinted in Warren, no. 8, 1975, June 12, 1949 7 pages original comic book art. Ink on paper, 56 x 38 cm.
Map-case
AC H7 22	The Spirit (comic book). Splash page, September 7, 1952 PMT, 43 x 50 cm. Art by Wallace Wood
Map-case
AC H7 16	The Spirit (comic book). Harvey, 1966 3 promotional drawings. Ink on vellum. Mounted on poster board, 38 x 24 cm.
Map-case
AC H7 145	The Spirit (comic book). Splash page, October 9, 1949 Silver print, 39 x 30 cm.
Map-case
AC H5 2a-b	The Spirit. New York: Warren Publishing Co., Inc., 1973 Color poster, 91 x 61 cm.
Map-case
AC H7 15	The Spirit, No. 18 (comic book). Quality, 19-- Negative proof, 44 x 34 cm. (Reworked for Harvey, No. 3?)
Map-case
AC H5 9	Tennis calendar, 1978 Mechanicals for 1 plate, 36 x 45 cm.
Map-case
AC H6 86-92	Trade Name Comics (comic book), 19-- Original cover and pages 6, 7, and 8. Ink and collage on paper, 57 x 36 cm. Positive proof of cover, negative proof of 2 panels. Size varies.
Map-case
AC H7 9-13	Will Eisner's John Law Detective (comic book)., 194- Cover. Ink and pencil on paper, 56 x 39 cm. 2 pages dialogue. Ink and pencil on paper, 56 x 35 cm. Ink and pencil on paper, 35 x 37 cm. 3 proofs of cover. Size varies.


Series VI: Sound Recordings
		"The Adventures of the Spirit," 33 1/3 rpm lateral cut audio recordings. Columbia Records, Company, Inc. Note on box: "SPIRIT TV Show Records."
Box	Folder
WEE **	1	Opening, Closing, and Promotions
		Bands 1, 2, 3; Standard Opening
		Bands 4, 5, 6; Standard Closing
		Bands 7, 8, 9; Friday Closing
		Band 10, 20 second promotion spot
		Band 11, 30 second promotion spot
		Band 12, 30 second promotion spot
	2	Side 1
		Band 1, "Dolan's Deadly Desk," Chapter 1
		Band 2, "Dolan's Deadly Desk," Chapter 2
		Band 3, "Dolan's Deadly Desk," Chapter 3
		Band 4, "Dolan's Deadly Desk," Chapter 4
		Side 2
		Band 1, "Adventures of the Rubber Mind," Chapter 1
		Band 2, "Adventures of the Rubber Mind," Chapter 2
		Band 3, "Adventures of the Rubber Mind," Chapter 3
		Band 4, "Adventures of the Rubber Mind," Chapter 4
	3	Side 3
		Band 1, "Adventures of Carrion's Buzzard," Chapter 1
		Band 2, "Adventures of Carrion's Buzzard," Chapter 2
		Band 3, "Adventures of Scalppel's Rock," Chapter 1
		Band 4, "Adventures of Scalppel's Rock," Chapter 2
		Side 4
		Band 1, "Adventures of Scalppel's Rock," Chapter 3
		Band 2, "Who Killed Cox Robbin, " Chapter 1
		Band 3, "Who Killed Cox Robbin," Chapter 2
		Band 4, "Who Killed Cox Robbin, "Chapter 3
		Side 5
		Band 1, "The Unknown Hand," Chapter 1
		Band 2, "The Unknown Hand," Chapter 2
		Band 3, "The Optical Illusion," Chapter 1
		Band 4, "The Optical Illusion," Chapter 2
		Side 6
		Band 1, "The Optical Illusion," Chapter 3
		Band 2, "The Great Tidal Wave," Chapter 1
		Band 3, "The Great Tidal Wave," Chapter 2
		Band 4, "The Great Tidal Wave," Chapter 3


Series VII: Awards and Certificates
Box	Folder
2	21	National Cartoonists Society awards, 1968, 1979
	39	Elementary school diploma, 1931
			This piece is placed perpendicular to the file folders and is wrapped in blue and yellow ribbon.
Box	Folder
6	17	Certificate. Second Armored Cavalry, November 5, 1965

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