Lot #70 - MAD Magazine Hologram Bush / Clinton Signed By James Warhola MB $10

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1992 by Lime Rock International, this is a framed and signed hologram trading card.  This card was signed by MAD Magazine artist, James Warhola, and is 1 of 250 cards that were signed. It is officially numbered 83/250. This lot contains the gold, double-sided Bush / Clinton hologram card, and a certified card from Lime Rock indicating the provenance of this item. Both items are encased in a double-sided trading card display case. This item is in Near Mint condition, with light handling and storage wear, and has been signed by James Warhola in silver Sharpie on the Bush side of the hologram.

Price realized: $10

Lot #71 - MAD Freaks USA #3 Original Production Pictures Mort Drucker MB $5

Here's an obscure piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Published in 1981 by Ron Labbe, the MAD Freaks USA fanzine was the first (known) fanzine dedicated to MAD Magazine. They were 16 pages in length, and contained articles about MAD, along with interviews with MAD artist and writers. There was also a MAD Classified Ads section. This lot contains the original production photograph used for the front cover of Issue #3, along with the original photos used for page 1, page 3 (not shown), and the back page. All items are in Excellent display condition. Please Note: The MAD Freaks USA #3 issue is NOT included in this auction.

Price realized: $21

Lot #72 - Early MAD Magazine Paperback Book Advertisement / Order Form MB $5

Here's a cool piece of early MAD Magazine advertising. Produced in the late 1950's by Ballantine Books, this item is an advertisement for all five (5) of the early Ballantine / MAD Magazine paperback books. It features Alfred E. Neuman at the top, and each of the first five (5) MAD paperback books are listed at the bottom. This advertisement measures approx. 4 1/4" by 7 1/8', and is in Excellent display condition. It appears this ad has been taken from a book or magazine, as it looks like some comic-related material is printed on the back.

Price realized: $36

Lot #73 - 1984 Alfred E. Neuman For President T-Shirt Full Page Advertisement MB $10

Here's a cool piece of Alfred E. Neuman memorabilia. Produced in 1984 by the Alfred For President campaign, this is a full page advertisement for the 1984 Alfred E. Neuman for President t-shirts. These t-shirts were "ringer" t-shirts, and had either red or blue trim on the neck and sleeves. The Alfred for President group was located in Clearwater, Florida, and they also created a full Alfred E. Neuman campaign kit (minus the t-shirt), which will also be auctioned off this weekend (see Lot #84). It looks like this advertisement was taken from the National Enquirer, as the articles appear with the text font that the Enquirer used back in the day. A piece has been clipped from the bottom of the page, so I suspect that the name of the magazine and issue number were once printed there. This item measures approx. 9 1/2" by 12 1/2" (folded), and is in Excellent display condition. There is a 1" tear along one of the edges, but it does not affect any of the advertisement at all.

Price realized: $41

Lot #74 - 1979 MAD Magazine Board Game Letter Gaines Parker Brothers 1979 MB $5

Here's a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1979, this item is a photocopy of a letter sent from Laurie Curran, the Manager of Licensing and Inventor Relations at Parker Brothers, to William M. (Bill) Gaines, the publisher at MAD Magazine. This letter was written in response to a query by Mr. Gaines, concerning the exact number of retail outlets that were selling the MAD Magazine board game. This item is in Excellent display condition, and it is a photocopy from 1980, not the original. It is still rare, nonetheless.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #75 - MAD Minute / MAD Magazine Cassette Tapes Collection RARE 1980's MB $50

This is a super rare collection of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in the 1980's for E. C. Publications, this lot contains an instant collection of MAD Minutes memorabilia. The MAD Minutes were the brainchild of MAD Magazine writer, Dick DeBartolo, and were minute-long comedy sketches that were distributed to radio stations across the country. There were played during "dead air" time, and were convenient fillers for unused advertising slots and station promos. Each tape contained one comedy sketch on each side, and there were over 60 different MAD Minute sketches produced. This collection includes eighty-six (86) MAD Minute tapes, and some of them are blank. The others have the words "last one" printed on one side, and the number "38" stamped on the other. These tapes are unused, and in Excellent display condition. Also included in this lot are mailing envelopes and survey sheets, along with the original stamp for addressing the envelopes. And, the original production art for the "MAD Minutes" labels is included as well. All items are in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $102

Lot #76 - Italian MAD Magazine Bound Volume Issues 1, 2, 3, 4 1972 MB $15

Here's a cool piece of foreign MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1972 by Williams Inteuropa S.p.A., this is a bound volume of magazines from the Italian version of MAD Magazine. The first seven (7) issues of the Italian MAD were regular sized issues, and the next six (6) issues were larger, oversize issues. This bound volume contains the first four issues published (#1, 2, 3, and 4), including the first, premiere, #1 issue. The issues contained inside of this volume still have the original covers attached, and each issue is in VG/F condition, with surface, corner and edge wear. The outer wraparound cover is in G/VG condition, with surface, corner and edge wear. There is also some tape along the spine. The image of Alfred E. Neuman on the front cover comes from the early 1970's Alfred E. Neuman posters that were sold by a few European MAD Magazine publishers back in the early 1970's. The artist for the poster was the principal 1960's cover artist for the Swedish version of MAD Magazine, BOWEN.

Price realized: $26

Lot #77 - Brazilian MAD Magazine / Don Martin Wooden Wall Hanging Plaque 1980's MB $5

Here's a cool piece of foreign MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in the 1980's by Editora Vecchi, this item is a wooden display plaque / wall hanging. This item features two panels of MAD Magazine art drawn by MAD's MADdest artist, Don Martin, and shows a vampire being frightened by a Jack-In-The-Box in his coffin. This item measures approx. 4 1/4" by 8 3/4", and is in Excellent display condition. And, the original rope hanger is still attached.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #78 - MAD / The Animated Series Signed Promotional Poster w/ Wristband Hologram MB $10

Here's a rare piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 2013 by E.C. Publications and the Cartoon Network, this is a signed promotional display poster from MAD - The Animated Series. This show premiered on the Cartoon Network, and featured animated versions of a few selected sketches from the pages of MAD Magazine, as well as several bits of original content. Measuring approx. 11" by 17", this poster has been signed by producers Kevin Schinick and Mark Marek, and a third unidentified person. Also included in this lot is the incredibly rare holographic wristband that people had to wear while they waited in line to get the poster signed. The wristband has been clipped on one end, but is in Excellent display condition. The poster is in Near Mint condition, with ultra-light storage wear. From the 2013 San Diego Comic Con, or Comicon International.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #79 - Denmark / Danish MAD Magazine #1 First, Premiere, Issue 1962 MB $25

This is a very cool (and very rare) foreign MAD Magazine first issue. Published in 1962 by Forlaget I.K. / Williams Forlag, this is the first, premiere, #1 issue from the Danish version of MAD Magazine. What makes this issue extra special is that the title is spelled "G-A-S", instead of "M-A-D". That is because the word "GAS" is the literal translation of the word "MAD" in the Danish language. In fact, the first thirteen (13) issues of the Danish MAD had the word "GAS" printed on the front cover, as the title was slowly converted to read "MAD" instead. This issue is in Fair / Good condition, with surface, corner and edge wear. The cover has the most wear, with edge chipping, tiny tears along several places, a small piece missing from the upper corner, and some holes and paper loss on the back cover. While not in the best condition, this is one of the toughest foreign #1 issues of MAD to locate, so don't miss out!

Price realized: $36

Lot #80 - Al Jaffee's MAD Life Promotional Display Poster 1 of 2500 2010 MB $5

Here's a cool piece of Al Jaffee memorabilia. Produced in 2010 by Royal Flush, this item is a promotional display poster from the Al Jaffee biography, "Al Jaffee's MAD Life". This poster features Alfred E. Neuman on one side, with pictures taken from the book on the other. This poster was a free giveaway at the Royal Flush booth at the 2010 San Diego Comic Com (Comicon International), and is one out of 2500 that were produced. It measures approx. 12 1/2" by 17 1/2", and is unused and in Near Mint condition, with ultra-light handling and storage wear.

Price realized: $120

Lot #81 - Mind Snack / MADLOG MAD Collector's Newsletter Issues 5,6,7,8,9 1998 MB $5

Here's a rare set of MAD Magazine collector newsletters. Published in 1997 and 1998 by Jerry Moore, this is a set of five (5) different editions of Mind Snack / MADlog. Mind Snack / MADlog was a single page newsletter that talked about different changes that occurred to the content and format of MAD Magazine, as well as bits and pieces from the Potrzebie Statistical Abstract. In issue #9, it stretched to an eighteen (18) page document, complete with "For Sale" and "Wanted" lists. Distribution was very small for this fanzine/newsletter, with the amount of subscribers topping out at around 50 people or so. Issues 5,6,7,and 8 have been tri-folded, while #9 has been stapled and unfolded. Also included is a letter that was sent to subscribers (sent out in early 1998), with detailed subscription fees. This letter has also been tri-folded, but is in terrific display condition.

Price realized: $26

Lot #82 - Lot Of Three (3) Men's Magazines w/MAD Magazine-related Articles MB $15

Here's a cool collection of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Published in 1957, 1966 and 1980, this lot contains the December 1957 edition of Playboy, issue #8 of the British version of Penthouse, and the June 1980 edition of Playboy. The 1957 issue of Playboy contains an article/interview with Harvey Kurtzman, the 1966 issue of Penthouse has three (3) pages of Fanny Hillman cartoons (which were drawn by MAD Magazine artist, Sergio Aragones), and the 1980 issue of Playboy has a listing of Bill Gaines' five favorite restaurants in America. All of the issues are in terrific display condition.

DISCLAIMER: You must be at least 18 years of age to bid on this lot.

Price realized: $31

Lot #83 - Mark J. Cohen / Catalog Of Original Cartoon Art Volume 3 1997 MB $10

Here's a unique piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Published in 1997 by Mark J. Cohen, this item is a catalog of original comic and cartoon art. Mr. Cohen was a noted cartoon art collector and historian, and is famously known as the MAD Magazine original art collector who toured the country, showcasing his MAD Magazine original art collection at various venues across the USA. In his spare time, he also collected other pieces of comic and cartoon art, and represented various artists in the sale of their works. This catalog represents just a small offering of what these artists had available for sale, and includes pieces from some of America's most popular cartoonists, like Bud Fisher, Bill Griffith, Bil Keane, Dan Piraro, Charles Schulz and Mort Walker. MAD Magazine artist clients include those like Sergio Aragones, Al Jaffee, Bob Clarke, Dave Berg, and Paul Coker, to name a few. Each artist is represented with at least one drawing, and prices are also shown. This spiral-bound book is 92 pages long, and is filled with lots of cartoon examples. In Excellent display condition.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #84 - 1984 Alfred E. Neuman For President Campaign Kit w/ Letter, Bumper Sticker MB $25

This is a cool Alfred E. Neuman for President collectible. Produced in 1984 for E.C Publications, this lot contains all of the paper items from the 1984 Alfred E. Neuman for President campaign kit . The 1984 Alfred E. Neuman for President campaign kit was technically not a MAD Magazine created item. It was merely a group of people who came up with the idea, and MAD Magazine endorsed them in their Letters Pages. This kit includes the bumper sticker, mail-in ballot, t-shirt hangtag, t-shirt order form, and the kit cover letter. The t-shirt is not included in this lot, but every piece is this lot is far rarer than the t-shirt. Another 1984 Alfred E. Neuman for President item, the full page National Enquirer advertisement, is also offered this weekend in Lot #73. All items are in Excellent display condition, with just a hint of handling and storage wear.

Price realized: $280

Lot #85 - MAD Freaks USA #4 Original Production Art Don "Duck" Edwing MB $5

Here's an obscure piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Published in 1981 by Ron Labbe, the MAD Freaks USA fanzine was the first (known) fanzine dedicated to MAD Magazine. They were 16 pages in length, and contained articles about MAD, along with interviews with MAD artist and writers. There was also a MAD Classified Ads section. This lot contains the original art (by MAD artist Don "Duck" Edwing) from page one, and the original MAD letter photocopy from page 11. The letter printed in issue #4 was this photocopy, not the original. All items are in Excellent display condition. Please Note: The MAD Freaks USA #4 issue is NOT included in this auction.

Price realized: $41

Lot #86 - 2011 MOCCA Fest Poster w/ Al Jaffee & Pre-MAD Alfred E. Neuman MB $10

This is a cool piece of memorabilia from the 2011 MoCca Fest. The 2011 MoCca Fest was held on April 9th and 10th, 2011 at the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art in New York City. MAD Magazine's Al Jaffee was the annual Klein Award recipient, and MAD Magazine artist, Peter Kuper, designed the cover art for the official program, which was then used for a poster and t-shirt. This particular poster is from the collection of Peter Kuper, and he has signed his last name "KUPER 2011" in red Sharpie on the poster, next to the image of the electrical outlet. Measuring approx. 17" by 22", this poster is in Excellent display condition, with just a hint of storage and handling wear.

Price realized: $21

Lot #87 - MAD Magazine / Jerry DeFuccio Signed Letters w/Original Envelope MB $15

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Typewritten on January 12, 1968 and October 9, 1970, this lot contains two (2) different letters sent from the late MAD Magazine associate editor, Jerry DeFuccio, to a fan named Andrea Ruderman. The first letter was written in response to Ms. Ruderman's request for a signed drawing by Mort Drucker. The second was in response to a copied article Ms. Ruderman sent to Mr. DeFuccio concerning MAD's lawsuit vs. Irving Berlin. That copied article is also included in this lot. Each letter has been signed "Jerry" in the lower right hand corner. Measuring approx. 7 1/4" by 10 1/2", both letters are in Excellent display condition.The original mailing envelope for one of the letters has a tear across the front, but the MAD logo return address is not affected.

Price realized: $77

Lot #88 - German MAD Magazine Collection w/ Red "MAD" Binders 29 Issues MB $15

Here's a cool collection of foreign MAD Magazine memorabilia. Published in the years 1975 through 1987 by Williams Verlags GmbH, this is a 29-issue collection of German MAD Magazines. These magazines have been stored in three (3) red MAD binders, and are easily accessible to read or change out. They are bound into the binder with thin metal rods, and are mainly attached at the centerfold of each issue. The German MAD issues included in this collection are: #76, 84, 89, 90, 91, 92, 100, 113, 115, 120, 122, 123, 125, 128, 138, 140, 141, 148, 149, 156, 179, 190, 191, and 214, and MAD Extra Issues #5, 13, 15, 16, and 17. These issue are in varying degrees of condition, with the vast majority of them being at VG or better. The binders are in great shape as well, with light surface, corner and edge wear. Two (2) of the binders are red, shiny vinyl, while the other is a dull, red cloth material.

Price realized: $56

Lot #89 - Totally MAD CD Rom Boxed Set Collection Of George Woodbridge MB $15

Here's a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1999 by The Learning Company and Broderbund Software, this lot contains a boxed set of MAD Magazine CD-Rom discs. The discs in this set contain images of every MAD magazine & comic book published from 1952 to 1998. There are cover pages, interior pages, and even interactive Fold-In back covers. There are seven (7) discs in this boxed set, which also includes the sealed roll of MAD toilet paper. This lot also includes a signed letter from Lise Braeden, the Associate Producer of the set, to George Woodridge, the late MAD Magazine artist who contributed to the development of the set. This set appears to be unused, and is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #90 - 50 Years Of German MAD Munich Comic Festival Poster RARE MB $20

This is a cool piece of foreign MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 2017 by the Munich Comic Festival, this is a display poster from the 2017 event, which was held at the Valentin Karlstadt Museum in Munich. The festival featured original art from several German and US MAD Magazine artists, including art from Don Martin, Sergio Aragones, Ivica Astalos (German), Peter Kuper, Tomas (Tom) Bunk, Mort Drucker, and principal German MAD cover artist Rolf Trautman, among others. Measuring approx. 16 1/2" by 23 1/2", this poster shows the "50 Jahre Deutsches MAD (50 Years Of German MAD)" original art show on the front, which was illustrated by MAD Magazine artist, Tom Bunk. This item is unused, and is in Near Mint condition, with light handling and storage wear.

Price realized: $26

Lot #91 - Alfred E. Neuman / Too Clip Wall Hanging Key Ring Holder MB $5

Here's an unlicensed piece of Alfred E. Neuman memorabilia. Produced in the 2000's, this item is a hand-painted Alfred E. Neuman / Too Clip key storage holder. The Too Clip system is a patented storage device (primarily for keys), and is has been attached to a wooden painting of MAD Magazine's Alfred E. Neuman. This item measures approx. 11" by 11 1/2", and is in Excellent display condition. This item was sent to the MAD Magazine offices, in the hopes that they would allow it to be mass-produced. They didn't.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #92 - Pre-MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Happy Jack Storage Box MB $30

Here's a super rare piece of pre-MAD Magazine Alfred E. Neuman memorabilia. Probably produced in the 1940's, this item is a storage box from the Happy Jack beverage company. Featuring an early, pre-MAD image of MAD Magazine's Alfred E. Neuman on the front, this item is probably the last of its kind. It measures approx. 9 3/4" tall by 7 1/2" wide by 1 3/4" deep, and features six (6) hooks on the inside. This item is dusty and dirty, with paint flaking off on the edges, and dirt caked on to the top of the lid. The latch closure is rusty, and the hinges are also rusty, with one of the hinges starting to seperate from the box. This item is still quite sturdy and solid, but needs a little TLC, in the cleaning department, anyway. But, I don't know if I would clean it, as I think the appearance adds to the charm of the item.

Price realized: $305

Lot #93 - Don Martin / Bill Gaines The Good Ship EC & DC Original Print MB $50

Here's a super rare piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in the 1970's by MAD Magazine artist, Don Martin, this item is an original print of a drawing he made of MAD Magazine founder, Mr. William M. (Bill) Gaines. This print features Mr. Gaines as the figurehead of a sailing ship, holding a few copies of his beloved EC comic books. It is not known how many of these prints were made, or to whom they were given. But, this item is very cool and very RARE! Measuring approx. 18" by 23 1/2", this item is in terrific display condition, with light surface and edge wear. There also appears to be some smudge marks on the front.

Price realized: $155

Lot #94 - Lot Of Two (2) German MAD Magazine Board Games Spy vs. Spy MB $15

Here's a cool collection of foreign MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1982 by Parker Brothers / Tonka and 1987 by Milton Bradley GmbH, this lot contains a German MAD Magazine board game and a German Spy vs. Spy board game. The regular game is an exact German version of the popular US version of the MAD board game, while the Spy vs. Spy game is a totally different version than its American cousin. All of the pieces in each game appear to be present, and each game is in Excellent display condition. These games can be found in Germany, but are difficult to find here in the USA.

Price realized: $52

Lot #95 - MAN Record Album Poster w/ Alfred E. Neuman Face & MAD Logo MB $10

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1974 by United Artists Music & Records Group Inc., this item is a store display poster for an album from the rock group, MAN. The cover to this album is important to MAD Magazine memorabilia collectors, as the group borrowed the MAD Magazine logo font for their name on the album sleeve, and also used the mouth (pictured) of Alfred E. Neuman on the album cover. This final version was originally the group's second choice for the album cover. The first choice was a complete face and body of Alfred E. Neuman, a choice that was emphatically denied by MAD's lawyers. Measuring approx. 23 1/4" by 34", this poster is in Excellent display condition, with light storage and handling wear.

Price realized: $21

Lot #96 - Spy vs. Spy / MAD Racing Kasey Kahne Original NASCAR Hood Decal MB $20

Here's a super rare piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 2004 for Kasey Kahne Racing by Dodge, this item is an original, unused hood decal for the full-sized Dodge Intrepid car that was used in the 2004 NASCAR Sprint Cup racing series. This decal would have been applied to the hood of the actual race car, but this particular decal went unused for the season. Measuring approx. 20 1/2" by 29 1/4", this item is in Excellent display condition. While it obviously was made for use on the hood of a car, you could also stick this item on a large pane of glass for a cool display. A stock photo of the 1:24 scale version of the car is shown, for comparison only.

Price realized: $20

Lot #97 - Lot Of Ten (10) Issues Of The Journal Of MADness Fanzine 1997-2003 MB $40

Here's a cool lot of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Published in 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002 and 2003 by John Hett and Tool Publications, this lot contains ten (10) issues of the MAD Magazine fanzine, The Journal of MADness. The Journal of MADness was normally thirty-two (32) pages in length, and covered a variety of topics in the world of MAD Magazine, from recent MAD collectibles and early appearances of Alfred E. Neuman, to MAD Magazine news bits and interviews with MAD artists and writers. The issues included in this lot are the first, premiere, #1 issue, along with numbers 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 14, and 15. They range in publication date from November of 1997 to January of 2003. All issues have been gently read, and are in F/VF condition, with light handling and storage wear.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #98 - MAD Magazine / Alternatives To Dave Berg's "The Lighter Side Of..." Letter MB $5

Here's a super rare piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Written on May 31, 1996, this is a copy of a letter that was penned by former MAD Magazine editors John Ficarra and Nick Meglin and sent to Jenette Kahn, the president and editor-in-chief of MAD. The gist of this letter is quite shocking, as it outlines a few different scenarios in which MAD Magazine artist, Dave Berg, would get replaced. I will not disclose all of the gory details with you, but it is safe to say that Ms. Kahn was actively looking to replace Mr. Berg, and fast. Just a few months later, the "NEW" MAD was born, with new features like Monroe and Melvin & Jenkins, a new slanted MAD logo, and less Dave Berg. This item is an original 2-page copy, and is in Excellent display condition, with a lightly rusted staple.

Price realized: $5

Lot #99 - MAD Magazine / Usual Gang Of Idiots Photo 2012 Reuben Awards MB $10

Here's a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Taken in Las Vegas during the 2012 Reuben Awards (May 25-27), this item is a color copy of a photo of a few surviving members of the Usual Gang Of Idiots. Featured in this photo are Jack Davis, Nick Meglin, Tom Richmond, Sergio Aragones, "Duck"Edwing, Al Jaffee and Sam Viviano, and everyone (except Al Jaffee) signed the photo. Measuring approx. 11" by 17", this item is in beautiful display condition. As stated before, this item is a color photocopy and not an original photo.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #100 - MAD Magazine / Usual Gang Of Idiots Group Photos Collection MB $25

Here's a super rare collection of photos from MAD Magazine. Taken in 1981 and 1991, this collection contains a set of black & white photos that were taken at the 1981 MAD Trip to Miami (Don Martin's house), and the 1991 MAD Cruise to Bermuda. The top photo (color) includes almost every member of the Usual Gang of Idiots (with their spouses), posing on the deck of the cruise ship. This photo has been incorrectly labeled (by Duck Edwing) as Bill and Annie Gaines' first anniversary photo, but I have since learned (with help from Annie Gaines) that this was from the 1991 MAD Cruise. The second group of photos (b/w) were taken at Don Martin's house in Miami in 1981, and includes seperate candid photos of the MAD Men. All of the photos have been attached to a sheet of heavy construction paper, and Mr. Edwing has added a few liner note to the page. This item measures approx, 11" by 14", and is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $25

Lot #101 - Alfred E. Neuman Flocked Blacklight Poster Late 1960's MB $15

Here's a cool piece of Alfred E. Neuman memorabilia. Produced in the late 1960's by AA Sales, Inc. out of Seattle, this is an Alfred E. Neuman flocked (cloth) blacklight poster. This poster features a color pre-MAD image of Alfred E. Neuman, and this poster uses the copyrighted image that was owned by Stuff & Wilson. If you recall, this image was part of a copyright infringement case against MAD in the 1960's, by the wife of Mr. Stuff. The case was overturned, as it was discovered that Mrs. Stuff failed to protect the copyright of Alfred's image when other publishers tried to borrow or use the image. There were two different sizes of this poster that were produced, and this is the smaller of the two, measuring in at approx. 11" by 17". It is in terrific display condition, although there is a small piece of tape on one corner, and a small 1" piece missing from another.

Price realized: $26

Lot #102 - MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Poseable Doll Spencer Gifts 1998 MB $10

Here's a cool piece of MAD Magazine and Alfred E. Neuman memorabilia. Produced in 1998 for E.C. Publications, this is a Alfred E. Neuman poseable rubber doll. This doll was sold exclusively at Spencer Gifts stores in 1998-2001, and was part of a small cache of MAD Magazine related items that were sold. It stands approx. 11" tall by 4" wide, and is in Excellent display condition. The original display box is not included. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: $10

Lot #103 - MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Bendable Figure Factory Sealed MB $15

Here's another cool piece of MAD Magazine and Alfred E. Neuman memorabilia. Produced in 1988 by Concepts Plus and E.C. Publications, this item is an Alfred E. Neuman bendable doll. This item is part of the "New Collectibles" era at MAD Magazine, which produced some pretty cool MAD Magazine and Alfred E. Neuman licensed merchandise. There are two different packaging styles for this particular item, and this is the version WITHOUT the different poses on the back. This item is still factory sealed, and is in beautiful display condition. However, a small portion of the bubble has started to seperate from the card, near the bottom. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #104 - MAD Magazine / MAD Idiotic Fruity Candy Empty Display Box MB $5

This item is the first licensed food item from MAD Magazine. Produced in 1993 by Berzerk Candy Werks (a division of Kraft Foods), this item is an empty display box from the line of MAD Idiotic Fruity Candy. MAD candy was sold mainly in convenience stores back in 1993 and 1994, but it wasn't a very good seller. The cool thing about the boxes of MAD candy is that it had a special promotional mini-issue of MAD Magazine attached to the box. Featuring artwork by Dave Berg, Bob Clarke and Jack Davis (among others), this item was probably the best thing about the candy. This item is in beautiful display condition, although one of the inside "fold" seams has split. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: $5

Lot #105 - The "NEW" MAD Promotional Store Display Kit Posters, Mobile, Letter MB $50

Here's a cool collection of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1997 for E.C. Publications, this is a store display kit, featuring items promoting the "New" MAD. The re-launch of the "New" MAD Magazine took place on April 1, 1997. The new MAD featured a new logo on the cover, a few different artist and writers, new character features (like Melvin & Jenkins), and just a general new format. The items included in this lot include two (2) different posters, a mobile display (the items are unpunched from the card), a cover letter on MAD stationery, the original storage envelope, and the original countertop cardboard display stand. All items are in Near Mint condition, with ultra-light storage and handling wear. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: $62

Lot #106 - MAD Magazine / Booksellers Press Kit w/ Signed Photo 1994 MB $30

Here's a rare piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1994 by E.C. Publications, this is a booksellers press kit for MAD Magazine. Kits like this were given away at booksellers & publishers conventions and other media-type events, and are very hard to find. This kit includes the following items: Near Mint copies of MAD Magazine #326 and MAD Super Special #96, sheets detailing the contents of MAD Magazine #328 and MAD Super Special #98, a sheet with the new printers name and address, MAD's 1995-4 publication schedule, and a color Alfred E. Neuman picture signed by Annie Gaines, John Ficarra, Nick Meglin and Lenny Brenner (stamped). All items are contained in a red paper folder, which shows some storage and handling wear. All of the contents are in Near Mint condition, and a yellow Alfred E. Neuman pinback button and a gold foil MAD logo sticker have been attached to the front of the folder. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: $38

Lot #107 - MAD Books Countertop Display Stand/Unit 1998 MB $30

This is a cool MAD Magazine display item. Produced in 1998 by E.C. Publications, this item is a countertop display unit for MAD Magazine trader paperback books. This item was designed to be placed at the checkout counter at bookstores and perhaps even comic book shops, and is capable of displaying several different titles of MAD trade paperback books. This stand has never been assembled, and is in Near Mint condition, with light handling and storage wear. The bottom "holder" appears to be a generic stand, but the top display sign is where the value lies. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: $51

Lot #108 - MAD Magazine Toilet Paper Factory Sealed In Original Display Box MB $5

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1996 for E.C. Publications, this is an factory sealed box of MAD Magazine toilet paper. Originally, this toilet paper was included as a bonus in the Totally MAD CD-Rom boxed set. Then, it was sold in a colorful display box in Spencer Gifts stores across the country. This item is in beautiful display condition, with just a hint of handling and storage wear. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #109 - Collection Of Three (3) Sealed Boxes Of MAD Magazine Trading Cards MB $30

Here's a unique collection of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1992 and 1993 by Lime Rock International, this lot contains a sealed wax box of MAD Magazine Series One trading cards, a sealed wax box of MAD Magazine Series Two trading cards, and a sealed wax box of Spy vs. Spy trading cards. There are thirty-six (36) foil packs in each box, and among the trading cards are hologram cards, instant winner cards, and assorted promo cards. These boxes are unopened, and are factory sealed and in Mint condition. The MAD Series II box does show a little bit of fading, however. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: $31

Lot #110 - MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Cocktail Napkins 1993 MB $20

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1993 by E.C. Publications, this is a box of MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman cocktail napkins. These napkins were sold exclusively at the Warner Brothers Studio Stores from 1993 to 1996, and the top of the napkin features the grinning face of Alfred E. Neuman, clad with a black bow tie. These napkins are one of several pieces of MAD Magazine memorabilia produced for sale at the Warner Brothers Studios Stores, with others being a denim jacket, a sweatshirt, a metal money clip, a statue, a puzzle, and a wristwatch, just to name a few. These napkins appear to be unopened and unused, and the box is in Excellent display condition. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: $52

Lot #111 - Complete Set Of Twenty-Four (24) MAD Magazine Pinback Buttons MB $50

Here's a cool collection of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1987 by Bi-Rite Enterprises Inc., this lot contains the complete set of twenty-four (24) MAD Magazine pinback buttons. These pinbacks were given away to people who ordered a subscription to MAD, and with the longer term subscription you ordered, the more pinback buttons you received. Each pinback features a different MAD Magazine cover, along with a different punchline printed on each. Each pin measures approx. 1 1/2" in diameter, and all are unused and in Near Mint condition. The red "Rap MAD" pinback (shown in the right hand corner) is the toughest one of the set to find, as that particular pin was pulled due to similarity issues with the rap group, Run-DMC. The green advertisement is a stock photo from MAD Magazine #286, and is not included in this auction. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: $102

Lot #112 - MAD Magazine / Alfred E Neuman Yo-Yo Subscription Premium 1999 MB $15

Here's a cool piece of Alfred E. Neuman memorabilia. Produced in 1999 for E.C. Publications, this item is a black & white Alfred E. Neuman yo-yo. This item was made as a subscription premium for MAD Magazine, and was quite popular, as they ran out quickly. This item appears to be unused, and is in Excellent display condition. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: $51

Lot #113 - MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Pewter Medallion 1993 MB $20

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1993 by E.C. Publications, this is a MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman pewter medallion. This medallion was sold exclusively at the Warner Brothers Studio Stores from 1993 to 1996, and the face of Alfred is identical to Alfred's face that appears on the Alfred E. Neuman belt, which was also sold at the Warner Brothers Studio Stores. This medallion is one of several pieces of MAD Magazine memorabilia produced for sale at the Warner Brothers Studios Stores, with others being a denim jacket, a sweatshirt, a metal money clip, a statue, a puzzle, and a wristwatch, just to name a few. Measuring approx. 1 1/2" in diameter, this medallion is in Excellent display condition. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: $20

Lot #114 - Alfred E Neuman Metal Moneyclip w/ Pre-MAD Alfred E Neuman Image MB $10

Here's a cool piece of Alfred E. Neuman memorabilia. Produced in the early 1990's, this is an Alfred E. Neuman metal money clip. The image used for this item is considered a pre-MAD image of Alfred E. Neuamn, although this item is not that old. I can recall walking through the Chicago Toy Show and seeing a vendor (who also sold these in Toy Shop magazine) selling these for $10 each. And, he had a box full of them. A companion adjustable ring was also produced, which also has the same Alfred E. Neuman image as this money clip. This item measures approx. 1 5/8" by 2 1/4", and is in Excellent display condition. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: $10

Lot #115 - Swedish MAD Magazine Promotional Tie Clip / Tie Bar MB $25

Here's a super rare piece of foreign MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in the 1980's by Semic Press AB, this item is a metal tie bar that features the MAD Magazine logo. This item is quite rare, as it one of a handful that were ever produced. These were given away as gifts to other foreign MAD publishers, and was given away with a belt and buckle set, which has the same MAD logo (see Lot #120). Measuring approx. 2" in length, this item is unused, and in Near Mint condition, with light handling and storage wear. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: $130

Lot #116 - Set Of Two (2) Alfred E. Neuman Yellow Pinback Buttons Unused Mint MB $5

This is a super cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1993 for E.C. Publications, this is a set of two (2) promotional pinback buttons from MAD Magazine. Featuring Alfred E. Neuman on the front, along with the words, "What, Me Worry?", these pinbacks were given away at comic book conventions, trade shows, and other media-type events. Measuring approx. 1 1/8" in diameter, these pinbacks appear to be unused, ands are in Near Mint condition, with ultra-light storage and handling wear. These pinbacks could also be considered "first printings" as they have a 1993 copyright date on them. Subsequent "printings" of these pins were also produced in 1994, 1996, 1998 and 1999. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #117 - M, A, D Printers Block Letters Gift To Annie Gaines MB $25

Here's an oddball piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Probably produced in the 1930's or 1940's, this is a set of three (3) wooden printing blocks. But, each block has a letter attached to it: one has an "M". one has an "A", and one has a "D". So, you are able to spell out the word "MAD". I was super excited to see these when I got the box of consignment items for my auction, and I initially hoped they were the original typesetting blocks for MAD Comic #16. But, I learned that the cover to MAD #16 was all pasted-up text, and the blocks were actually a Christmas gift to Annie Gaines from her father, who found them one year at a flea market. In any case, they are very cool, and are in terrific display condition. They are all 4" in height, with varying widths. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: $25

Lot #118 - Set Of Two (2) Bill Gaines Trading Cards + One MAD Art Show Magnet MB $15

Here's a cool lot of Bill Gaines memorabilia. This lot contains two (2) different Bill Gaines trading cards, along with a refrigerator magnet from Mark Cohen's MAD Magazine original art show. The first card was produced in 1993 by Cardz Distribution, and is card #110 in the "Tales From The Crypt" trading card set. The second card was produced in 1993 by Eclipse Enterprises, and is card #118 in the Famous Comic Book Creators trading card set. Finally, the refrigerator magnet is from ARTSPACE, the venue that housed Mark Cohen's "Humor In A Jugular Vein - The Art, Artists and Artifacts of MAD Magazine" touring art exhibit. All three items are unused, and in Mint condition. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: $26

Lot #120 - Swedish MAD Magazine Promotional Belt Buckle w/ Leather Belt MB $25

Here's a super rare piece of foreign MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in the 1980's by Semic Press AB, this item is a leather belt with an attached metal belt buckle that features the MAD Magazine logo. This item is quite rare, as it one of a handful that were ever produced. These were given away as gifts to other foreign MAD publishers, and was given away with a metal tie bat, which has the same MAD logo (see Lot #115). Measuring approx. 49" in length, this belt appears to be unused, although it has some surface rubbing on the back of the belt, and some light scratching on the face of the buckle. From the collection of Annie Gaines Ashton.

Price realized: $355

Lot #121 - MAD Freaks USA #5 Original Production Photos Feldstein Koch MB $5

Here's an obscure piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Published in 1981 by Ron Labbe, the MAD Freaks USA fanzine was the first (known) fanzine dedicated to MAD Magazine. They were 16 pages in length, and contained articles about MAD, along with interviews with MAD artist and writers. There was also a MAD Classified Ads section. This lot contains the original production photo of Al Feldstein from page one, and the original production photo of Tom Koch from page 10. All items are in Excellent display condition. Please Note: The MAD Freaks USA #5 issue is NOT included in this auction.

Price realized: $36

Lot #122 - Original Painting From The Gallery At East Atlanta Tattoo MAD Monkey MB $20

Here's a one-of-a-kind piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 2009 by artist, Christine Benjamin, this is an original painting that was showcased at an exhibit at the Gallery At East Atlanta Tattoo in Atlanta, Georgia. The exhibit featured MAD Magazine-inspired art, and was entitled, "The MAD Generation - A Lowbrow Tribute to the Art and Artists of MAD Magazine". The exhibit featured unique art by artists nationwide, who took selected characters from MAD Magazine and gave them their own twist. In fact, this exhibit was even mentioned in MAD Magazine #501. This piece of art was featured in the gallery showing, and is entitled, "MAD Monkey". It measures approx. 7 3/4" by 9 3/4" and has been signed by the artist on the front. It has also been signed and dated by the artist on the back.

Price realized: $77

Lot #123 - Set Of Two (2) MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Neckties Sears 1992 MB $5

Here's a collection of Alfred E. Neuman memorabilia. Produced in 1992 for E.C. Publications, this lot contains two (2) different Alfred E. Neuman neckties. Sold in Sears Department stores back in 1992 and 1993, there were several different styles of Alfred E. Neuman ties for sale. This lot contains a "black" version of the Alfred E. Neuman as an Umpire tie, and a "black" version of the Alfred E. Neuman playing Mini-Golf tie. Both ties appear to be unused, and are in Mint condition.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #124 - German MAD Magazine Record Album "Wie Es Tohnt & Stohnt" MB $15

This is a cool piece of foreign MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1981 by RCA Victor, this is a German MAD Magazine 33 1/3 rpm record album. Entitled, "Wie Es Tohnt & Stohnt", the album title is loosely translated to "As it Sounds And Moans", and contains such hits like, "Bauernregel fur den August", "Kurzweil auf der Autofahrt", "Diesmal fur Ochsen", and "Achtung Autofahrer!". The outer sleeve of the album is in Excellent display condition, with bright colors and no fading. The back of the sleeve features color artwork by Don Martin.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #125 - 2015 Kenosha Festival Of Cartooning Original Display Poster MAD Art MB $10

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 2015 by the University of Wisconsin - Parkside, this item is an original display poster from the Mathis Gallery at UW-P. This poster was displayed at the Mathis Center, during the 2015 Kenosha Festival of Cartooning. The gallery display featured original art from MAD Magazine, The Simpsons, and works from artists and cartoonists Ed Steckley, Mark Anderson, Darrin Bell, Jan Elliot, Mark Tatulli, and newly announced MAD Magazine executive editor, Bill Morrison. This poster measures approx. 11" by 17", and is in Near Mint condition, with ultra-light storage and handling wear.

Price realized: $21