When you think about all those photos of the post-war newsstands, bulging with magazines -- with most magazines running cartoons -- it's boggling how many gag cartoons were being published. So ... it's hard to pick favorites. Dick Buchanan saved many of them, and here he shares some of his own favorites clipped from his towering files of classic single panel gag cartoons housed in his Greenwich Village apartment. Thanks, Dick!
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MORE VINTAGE GAG CARTOONS
1947- 1962
Once again, we have reached in to the bulging Cartoon Clip and extracted a fistful of gag cartoons from the era of the great magazines, presented here for the delight and amusement of one and all . .
1. ORLANDO BUSINO. The Saturday Evening Post February 8, 1958.
2. W.F. BROWN. 1000 Jokes Magazine March-May, 1959.
3. DICK CAVALLI. Here! December, 1951.
4. CHON DAY. The Saturday Evening Post January 15, 1949.
5. ED NOFZINGER. Liberty February 1949.
6. GEORGE LICHTY. Collier’s November 1, 1949.
7. BILL HARRISON. American Magazine. March, 1953.
8. HERB GREEN. The Saturday Evening Post June 2, 1962.
9. JOHNNY MACK. Collier’s October 19, 1946.
10. ERNEST MARQUEZ. Here! March, 1952.
11. CHARLES DENNIS. Cartoons & Gags August, 1960.
12. STAN HUNT. American Legion Magazine July 1954.
13. GARDNER REA. 1000 Jokes Magazine March-May, 1963.
14. VIRGIL PARTCH. Collier’s July 19, 1947.
15. TOM HENDERSON. American Legion Magazine November, 1960.
16. GAHAN WILSON. Look Magazine April 11, 1958.
I love photos of tnewsstands.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Larry