Al Capp, Dishonorably Discharged, Lithograph

Lil Abner largest 24 1/4" x 36" (sheet) all signed all from an edition of 350

(American, 1909-1979). Lithograph in colors, ed. 177/250, pencil signed and dated "Al Capp '74" lr, 24 x 39 in., framed.

Capp, Al. A Pair of Lithographs of Daisy Mae, color lithograph on line-backed paper, one signed and dated ‘64 (lower right). Size of largest 24 x 28".

ALFRED GERALD CAPLIN (AL CAPP)(American, 1909-1979)Thass All Thar Is!!1976, oil on canvassigned and dated AL Capp '76 lower right42 x 60 in., frame: 43 x 61 in. Provenance: The Est

Triptych of comics, Al Capp L'il Abner Frank King, Gasoline Alley and Harold Gray Little Orphan. 6 1/2" x 22 1/4"

Al (Alfred Gerald Caplin) Capp (1909-1979) Rolling forested hills of emerald and sapphire. Impressionist school landscape, possible Connecticut or NY. Capp went on to become a successful Celebrity car

Al Capp (American 1909-1979) Large "Sect of State" Signed twice on the back and once on the front. Possibly stenciled or screened, painting on canvas. Height: 40 1/4", Width: 40 11/4" & Image Size: He

Pencil signed lower right. Numbered 52/120 lower left. Albert Hirschfeld (American, 1903-2003). - Dimensions: Sight - 15.75" high x 21.75" wide.

Al Capp Li'l Abner original art "Ready for Freddy", Al Capp (American, 1909-1979), ink over graphite on paper, matted and framed, original art for a pair of L'il Abner comic strips featuring the phras

Framed Original Al Capp Cartoon Strip Maisie Day,1942. This is a fun, original, hand-drawn cartoon strip by Al Capp (American, 1909-79) featuring Maisie Day. It is signed to the American bass player,

Al Capp (American, 1909-1979) 'Lil' Abner' Ink and Acetate on Paper Comic Strip 1961, signed lower center, depicting the Yokum family in a three-panel comic, edited with Wite-Out, housed in a wood fra

Al Capp (American, 1909-1979). Al Capp Ll'l Abner original ink comic strip panel, dated 1967 for the News Syndicate Co.Inc. Autographed photograph of Al Capp. Printer's comic proof page. Dimensions: I

Signed lower right. No. 65 from an edition of 100. From assorted collections and a Larchmont, NY storage. - Dimensions: 19.75" high x 26" wide

a) Al Capp Crayon Portrait of Rival Harold Gray. (Creator of Little Orphan Annie) Both made fun of each other in their comic strips. b) Cartoon Caricature signed by Capp Framed/Glazed 41x35.

Al (Alfred Gerald Caplin) Capp (AMERICAN / CONNECTICUT / NEW YORK, 1909 - 1979) artist proof cartoon / comic silkscreen depicting the "Florida Bird" executed circa 1976. Pencil signed to lower right a

Circa 1954 Fearless Fosdick by Al Capp- "Get Wildroot Cream-Oil Charlie" Barber Shop Sign and Decal Lot. 1 Embossed metal sign and two decal stickers.

Alfred Gerald Caplin (American, 1909-1979). "Ah Is Too Proud to Marry Him", color serigraph on paper, ed. 110/250, signed and dated "Al Capp 74" lr, paper size: 29 x 20 1/4 in., framed.

Cool Al Capp signed serigraph on a woven canvas type paper and number 119/250 from 1975. Features Daisy Mae with Li'l Abner. Unframed and measures 24" x 36"

(1909-1979) American cartoonist, creator of Lil Abner. Two original hand-inked and signed comic artworks, the first a four-panel strip by Capp and Bob Lubbers, dated 1954 and measuring 20 in. x 7 in.

Cool Al Capp signed serigraph on a woven canvas type paper and number 185/250 from 1974. This is Li'l Abner Fearless Fosdick and a trio of old maids. It comes unframed and measures 24" x 36". Excellen

Al Capp (American, 1909-1979) Who's That Comin'?. Color serigraph on linen paper, pencil numbered 199/250 LL and pencil signed and dated '76 LR Sight: 22" x 20" Sheet: 28" x 24"

Al Capp (American 1909-1979) Li'l Abner "Huntley-Brinkley" 1964. Daily Comic Strip, original art, dated and signed: "9.14 Am Capp". News Syndicare Inc., World Rights Reserved. {Q50E724401} (AC) Dimens

Cool Al Capp signed serigraph and number 139/250. This is Li'l Abner Fearless Fosdick?runs from a pack of dogs. Framed with matte and measures?28" x 41".

Cool Al Capp signed serigraph on a woven canvas type paper and number 138/250 from 1974. Features Daisy Mae who won't marry just because he feels sorry for her. Unframed and measures 20.5" x 29"