Lot #1. Completely MAD Paperback Boxed Set (Blue/Gold Version) - MB $30

This is a cool collection of MAD Magazine paperback books. Published in the 1960's by Signet, this is a boxed set of eight (8) different MAD Magazine pocket books. The titles included in this set are: The Bedside MAD, Greasy MAD Stuff, Like MAD, Three Ring MAD, The Ides Of MAD, The Self-Made MAD, The Organization MAD, and The MAD Sampler. All of the books are original to the box, and it appears that just one has been removed and enjoyed (The Bedside MAD). The other books appear to have never been opened. All of the books are later printings, but they are in outstanding condition. The display box shows surface, corner and edge wear, but is very displayable.

Price realized: $79

Lot #2. The MAD Morality / What, Me Moral? Promotional Pinback Button - MB $100

This is a super rare piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1970 by Signet Books, this is a promotional pinback button from the MAD Magazine inspired book, The MAD Morality. This button was produced without the consent of MAD Magazine publisher Bill Gaines, and when he discovered the existence of the buttons, he forced the publisher to destroy them. But, that was after a small few were already given away. This is one of the lucky survivors. Measuring approx. 1 1/2" in diameter, this item is in Excellent display condition, with light rust stains on the back, and a bent stick pin. A Mint condition example of this button sold in one of my 1998 MAD Magazine auctions for over $2500! While I don't see this going for that much, it certainly is worth far more than the paltry $100 opening bid.

Price realized: $152

Lot #3. MAD Magazine Office Premium Tote Bag (Blue Version) - MB $20

This is a rare MAD Magazine canvas tote bag. This bag was made expressly for the artists, writers and staff of MAD Magazine in the early 1990's, and is one of two (2) different styles of bag produced. The other bag is black, and is more taller than wider. The MAD logo is silk-screened on, and the logo is nice and bright on each side. This particular bag was owned by the late MAD Magazine artist Bob Clarke, and each side shows some white paint drop stains. The bag is still solid and sturdy, but could probably use a washing. Perhaps a good bath in a sink full of Woolite would be best.

Price realized: $47

Lot #4. MAD Magazine Marbles - MB $5

This is a cool piece of "fantasy" MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in the 2000's, this item features an unauthorized use of the face of Alfred E. Neuman, and the MAD logo. This bag of marbles was created during the "create your own collectible" craze of the early 2000's, and is one of the better pieces of unauthorized MAD Magazine collectibles. The marbles included in the package are simply some generic marbles, although it would have been very cool to have the face of Alfred E. Neuman on each marble. The header card is in Excellent display condition, and is bright and colorful, with no fading.

Price realized: $77

Lot #5. 1980's MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Sweatshirt - MB $25

This is a MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman sweatshirt. Manufactured in the late 1980's by Sun Sportswear, this long-sleeved sweatshirt features Alfred E. Neuman in his classic pose on the front. It is an Adult size Extra-Large (XL), and is unused. In fact, it still has the original K-Mart price tag attached to the size label at the neck. There is a tiny dirt stain near the neckline, but that is the only flaw. You will probably never see another one of these in such a wonderful condition, so don't miss out!

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #6. MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Plastic Bookends Set (Gold Version) - MB $10

This is a set of the gold version of MAD Magazine bookends. These bookends were originally shrink-wrapped around a collection of MAD paperback books, and a paper bookmark was also included. Using these bookmarks was a genius idea by MAD to sell their unsold MAD paperbacks, as MAD could choose any titles they wanted, instead of printing the titles on a box or paper sleeve. This set of MAD bookends is known as the "Gold" version, as the bookends are gold in color with blue printing. A different colored "Red" set was also produced, and that set had gold lettering. Also rumored to exist was a "Green" set, but in my almost 30 years of collecting MAD Magazine memorabilia, I have never seen any example of that set. This set appears to be unused, and in Near Mint condition.

Price realized: $26

Lot #7. MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Necktie - MB $10

This is a MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman necktie. Produced in 1992 by the Canadian company, Watson Brothers, this necktie is just one of several MAD Magazine neckties produced by Watson Brothers. This particular necktie borrows the art from MAD Magazine #117, and features Alfred E. Neuman flying over the goalpost while holding a football. This necktie is made with 100% silk, and appears to be unused. It is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $21

Lot #8. Pre-MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Matchbook - MB $15

This is a cool piece of pre-MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in the 1930's or 1940's by the Diamond Match Company, this item is a book of matches from Ralphs's Buffet, a restaurant in Prescott, Arizona. But, the cool thing about this book of matches is that it features an early, pre-MAD image of MAD Magazine's Alfred E. Neuman on the back. This book of matches has been used, and about half of the matches are missing. But, who really cares about how many matches are still in the book? The image of Alfred is beautiful, and this is a really cool (and really rare) piece of pre-MAD memorabilia.

Price realized: $26

Lot #9. MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Pendant w/ Original Display Box - MB $15

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1993, this item is a MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman pendant. This item was sold exclusively in the once popular Warner Brothers Studio Stores. In fact, this item was just one piece of a treasure trove of MAD Magazine collectibles offered for sale at the Warner Brothers stores. Other items included a denim jacket, a sweatshirt, Dave Berg art plaques, cocktail napkins, a puzzle, and many other items. This particular item is unused, and still comes with its original display/storage box. And, the MAD Magazine logo shows prominently on the box lid.

Price realized: $52

Lot #10. MAD Magazine / Stanley DeSantis Catalog - Order Form - MB $10

This is a sales order form from clothing manufacturer, Stanley DeSantis. Back in the early 1990's, Stanley DeSantis produced a line of MAD Magazine t-shirts and hats. There were several different styles of t-shirts, and different colors for each style also were produced. There was only one style of hat produced, and is featured a silk-screened image of Alfred E. Neuman on the front. The book, Collectibly MAD, indicates that Stanley DeSantis also produced a line of MAD Magazine sweatshirts, but I have never come across one, nor does this order form show any options for ordering a sweatshirt. This item is very cool, as it shows all of the styles of MAD t-shirts that were offered for sale.

Price realized: $37

Lot #11. Bill Gaines / Comic Book Legal Defense Fund T-Shirt - MB $10

This item is a cool t-shirt, featuring the image of the founder of MAD Magazine, Mr. William M. (Bill) Gaines. Mr. Gaines always fought against censorship, and his feelings about free speech were very strong, particularly since his popular line of comic books was eradicated by the Comics Code of the 1950's. This shirt was offered for sale at the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund table at the 2013 San Diego Comic Con, and this particular shirt is unused, and in Mint condition. It is an Adult size XL.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #12. The Highly Unlikely Celebrity Cookbook - Mort Drucker / Frank Jacobs - MB $10

This is an obscure MAD Magazine-related paperback book. Published in 1964 by the New American Library, this item is a First Printing of "The Highly Unlikely Celebrity Cookbook". While not technically a MAD Magazine book, this book was written by MAD Magazine writer, Frank Jacobs, and illustrated by MAD Magazine artist, Mort Drucker. This book showcases some of Mr. Druckers early caricature work, while the humorous wit from the hand of Mr. Jacobs shines brightly. This book is complete, and is in VG condition. It would grade higher, but there is substantial edge and paper browning, along with some writing on the front cover.

Price realized: $92

Lot #13. MAD Magazine / MAD TV Promotional T-Shirt - MB $20

This is a very rare piece of MAD TV memorabilia. Produced in the mid-1990's, this item is a promotional t-shirt from Michael Burnett Productions, the make-up and effects artists for MAD TV. This shirt features an image of Alfred E. Neuman on the back of the shirt, and the "What, MBP Worry?" logo is located on the left breast on the front. This shirt is an Adult size Extra Large (XL), and is unused, and in Mint condition.

Price realized: $155

Lot #14. Fred Alan Novelty Company Advertising Poster w/ What- Me Worry? - MB $10

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in the 1950's, this item is an advertising poster for the Fred Alan Novelty Company. What makes this item special is that it borrows the popular "What - Me Worry?" logo from MAD Magazine. Typically, other companies would borrow the facial image of Alfred E. Neuman for use in their advertisements, and MAD would always send a "cease and desist" notice to the offending company. But, this was the first time that a company borrowed the "What - Me Worry" saying. While the actual words "What", "Me", and "Worry", are not trademarked, those same words in that particular font style is. And, that is what MAD got upset about. So, they sued the Fred Alan Company, and ordered the remaining posters destroyed. This poster is the actual poster MAD used in its litigations against the company, and comes from the collection of the former Associate Editor of MAD Magazine, Mr. Jerry DeFuccio. It measures approx. 7 1/2" by 17 1/2", and is in Excellent display condition. The picture of Alfred E. Neuman (partially shown in the third picture) is used for comparison only, and is not included.

Price realized: $130

Lot #15. 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: $42

Lot #16. Toxic Lunchbox Promotional T-Shirt w/ Alfred E. Neuman - MB $20

This item is a t-shirt featuring the use of Alfred E. Neuman. Toxic Lunchbox was the Twitter account for the website TALKSIK.com, the "Million Dollar Mouthpiece Kept For The Hungry Individual". I am not sure what the connection is to Alfred E. Neuman or MAD Magazine, but they borrowed Alfred's likeness for their t-shirt. This shirt appears to be unused, and is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $130

Lot #17. 1928 Colorado College Yearbook w/ pre-MAD Images Of Alfred E. Neuman - MB $25

This is a very cool (and super rare) piece of pre-MAD Magazine memorabilia. Published in 1928 by Colorado College, this item is the 1928 version of the "Pikes Peak Nugget", their annual yearbook. While it is cool to look at the pages of history, from classes and faculty, to sports and activities, the real treasure of this book is the numerous appearances of Alfred E. Neuman in the advertising section. This is the earliest example known of an annual yearbook with images of Alfred E. Neuman, and the pre-MAD images of Alfred appear over fifteen (15) times! This item is complete, and is in decent display condition, with edge, corner and spine wear.

Price realized: $305

Lot #18. 1960's The MAD Show "ECCH" Pinback Button - Happy Medium Theater - MB $20

This is a promotional pinback button from the Chicago company of The MAD Show, a popular off-Broadway smash hit musical. This particular button was produced as a giveaway to theater-goers at the Happy Medium theater, where the Chicago version of the MAD Show was being shown. One of the scenes from Act One was called, "ECCCH", and this pinback was produced in tribute to that scene. But, it was discovered that the word "ECCH" was misspelled, and was missing a letter "C". Ultimately, these pinbacks were disposed of after the discovery of the spelling error, although a few were saved by a cast member. The cast member was more than happy to consign one of her pinback buttons to my auction.

Price realized: $330

Lot #19. MAD Magazine / "What - Me Thirsty?" T-shirt - MB $20

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1987 by CIA, this item is a MAD Magazine t-shirt. The graphic on the shirt is taken from the cover art to MAD Magazine issue #42, and features the head of Alfred E. Neuman as a cork bottle topper. This t-shirt is in Excellent display condition, with bright colors and no fading. It is an Adult size Medium, and is made from a thinner, more lightweight fabric.

Price realized: $37

Lot #20. MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Necktie - MB $10

This is a MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman necktie. Produced in 1992 by the Canadian company, Watson Brothers, this necktie is just one of several MAD Magazine neckties produced by Watson Brothers. This particular necktie borrows the art from MAD Magazine #308, and features Alfred E. Neuman holding a TV camera. This necktie is made with 100% silk, and appears to be unused. It is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $13

Lot #21. MAD Magazine Paperback Book Original Art Page / Jack Davis Art - MB $50

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine original art. Produced in 1970 by MAD Magazine artist, Jack Davis, this is a page of original art from "The Return Of A MAD Look At Old Movies" paperback book. This page of art comes from the story, "Life Dinghy", and is page 6 from that story. It is also numbered page 40 from the book. Due to the recent passing of Mr. Davis, his original art has seen an increase in prices. While certainly not as desirable as the original cover art to a TV Guide, or the cover art to a Six Fat Dutchmen record album, this art certainly shows the skills and abilities of one of America's most popular comic artists and illustrators. Measuring approx. 11" by 14", this art is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $140

Lot #22. A Certifiably MAD Collection Paperback Boxed Set - Green Version - MB

This is a cool collection of MAD Magazine paperback books. Published in the 1970's by Warner Books, this is a boxed set of five (5) different MAD Magazine pocket books. The titles included in this set are: A MAD Guide To Leisure Time, Al Jaffee's MAD Book Of Magic And Other Dirty Tricks, Good n' MAD, Steaming MAD, and MADs Dave Berg Looks At Things. All of the books are original to the box, and it appears that the books have been opened just once or twice. All of the books are later printings, but they are in outstanding condition. The display box shows surface, corner and edge wear, but is very displayable.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #23. 2015 MAD Magazine / Special "Loot Crate" Edition - Factory Sealed - MB $5

This is a special, limited edition of MAD Magazine. Published in 2015 by E.C. Publications, this item is the special "Loot Crate" edition of MAD. These item was included in the May 2015 edition of Loot Crate, which is a monthly "geek and gaming gear" club. Every month, members receive a box of comic and gaming related items, with each box pertaining to a different theme or genre. The special edition that you will receive is still factory sealed, and in assumed Mint condition. I opened an extra edition just for you, just to show you the Table Of Contents.

Price realized: $37

Lot #24. Bob Clarke & Bill Gaines As Santa Claus - Original Color Picture - MB $15

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. This is an original color picture of the founder of MAD Magazine, William M. (Bill) Gaines, dressed as Santa Claus. MAD Magazine artist, Bob Clarke, also appears in the picture, while holding up his Christmas wish list. Measuring approx. 3" by 5", this photo is in Excellent display condition, with bright colors and no fading. From the collection of Bob Clarke.

Price realized: $57

Lot #25. MAD Magazine Subscription Premium Print - Soul Of MAD Collection - MB $25

This is a cool MAD Magazine subscription premium. Produced in 2015, this item is a signed and numbered print of the cover to MAD Magazine issue #94, the Alfred E. Neuman as King Kong cover. This item is in Near Mint condition, and this lot also contains the original "Thank You" letter from MAD, along with the original cardboard mailer (with the Alfred E. Neuman return address stamp). This print is numbered 307/1000, and is ready to hang.

Price realized: $127

Lot #26. MAD - The Animated TV Series / Promotional 100th Episode T-Shirt - MB $20

This is a cool MAD Magazine t-shirt. Produced in 2015, this item is a promotional t-shirt from the MAD Animated TV Series, which airs on the Cartoon Network. This t-shirt was made in celebration of the completion of the series' 100th episode. As a special bonus, the graphics on this shirt were drawn by the popular MAD Magazine cartoonist, Mr. Sergio Aragones. Measuring an Adult size Extra-Large (XL), this t-shirt is unused, and in wrinkled Mint condition.

Price realized: $130

Lot #27. Picture Week Magazine / August 27, 1955 Edition - w/ MAD Magazine Article - MB $5

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Published in 1955 by Picture Week Inc., this is the August 27, 1955 edition of Picture Week. Of special interest to MAD Magazine memorabilia collectors is a six-page article on the MAD Magazine phenomenon. The article features artwork by MAD Magazine artists, Jack Davis and Will Elder, and this particular issue appears to be unread, and in Mint condition.

Price realized: $102

Lot #28. MAD TV Emmy Consideration VHS Videotape - MB $5

This is a unique piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in the early 2000's by the FOX Network, this item is an Emmy award consideration VHS videotape. This tape contains a few select comedy sketches from the hit FOX TV comedy show, MAD TV. The sketches contained on this tape were nominated in the "Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Series" and "Outstanding Writing for a Variety, Music or Comedy Series" categories, and also in a few other selected categories. This tape has been gently used, and the cardboard sleeve shows light wear. It is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $31

Lot #29. MAD Magazine / Up The Academy Original Movie Press Kit w/ Original Envelope - MB $30

This item comes from the movie, Up The Academy, the 1980 box office flop. Printed in 1980 by Warner Brothers, this item is a complete movie press kit, and contains a selection of black & white still photos, printed biographies of the cast and crew, and a brief recapitulation of the movie. All of the items are contained in a glossy paper folder, and the complete kit is then contained in the original white paper envelope. This is one of the rarest UP The Academy pieces to find, especially because of the existence of the original mailing envelope, and a complete collection of the movie still photos.

Price realized: $315

Lot #30. MAD Magazine Promotional Football Helmet Logo Cloisonne Pin - MB $5

This is a cool MAD Magazine promotional cloisonne pin. This pin was made by the same company that made the MAD Subscription premium pins from the early 1990's. This football helmet pin was never offered for sale by MAD, and was used as a office giveaway premium. This example is still factory sealed, and in presumed Mint condition.

Price realized: $77

Lot #31. Dick DeBartolo / The Match Game - Original Question Cards - Signed - MB $10

This a cool piece of MAD Magazine/ Dick DeBartolo memorabilia. Produced in the 1970's, this is a collection of original question cards used on the popular 1970's TV game show, The Match Game. These cards are from the personal collection of Mr. DeBartolo, who saved them from the dumpster that was parked outside of the Mark Goodson / Bill Todman offices in New York. This lot includes three (3) different question cards, a signed letter from Mr. DeBartolo explaining the premise of the Match Game and the history of the cards, a sheet of "Match Game PM" stationery, and a letter from the Goodson / Todman offices. All items are in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $36

Lot #32. MAD Magazine / MAD TV / Alfred E. Neuman Coffee Mug - MB $10

This is piece of cool MAD TV memorabilia. Produced in 1997 for Quincy/Davis Entertainment, this item is a MAD TV coffee mug. Featuring the face of Alfred E. Neuman, and the words "What - Me Worry" on one side, and the MAD TV logo on the other, this mug has been gently used, and is in Excellent display condition. The red color in the MAD logo has faded just a bit, however. This mug is one of the most difficult pieces of MAD TV memorabilia to find, so don't miss out!

Price realized: $155

Lot #33. 1980's MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Water Decal - MB $5

This is an Alfred E. Neuman water decal. Probably produced in the 1980's, this decal was not licensed by MAD Magazine. It is unused, but shows some light storage and handling wear. It measures approx. 4" by 5", and is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #34. 1980's MAD Magazine / Spy vs. Spy T-Shirt - MB $25

This is a MAD Magazine / Spy vs. Spy t-shirt. Manufactured in the late 1980's by Sun Sportswear, this t-shirt shows the Black Spy on the front, and the White Spy on the back. It is an Adult size Large, and is in Excellent display condition. The Sun Sportswear neck tag is still attached as well. This version of the Spy vs. Spy t-shirt does not appear in Collectibly MAD, but it is as equally rare as all of the other MAD Magazine t-shirts manufactured by Sun Sportswear.

Price realized: $190

Lot #35. MAD Magazine / George Woodbridge - MAD Trip To Germany Original Photo - MB $25

This is a cool piece of memorabilia from one of the historic MAD Trips abroad. This photo is from the MAD Trip to Germany, and features MAD Magazine artist ,George Woodbridge, and German MAD Magazine publisher, Herbert Feuerstein, pictured among a throng of adoring fans. Measuring approx. 8 3/4" by 11 3/4", this black & white photo is in Excellent display condition. There is also a sticker on the back which lists the photographer's mailing address and telephone number. From the personal collection of the late MAD Magazine artist, George Woodbridge.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #36. MAD Magazine / Squirt Toy Fire Extinguisher - Unopened - MB $10

This is a MAD Magazine squirt toy. Manufactured in 1987 by Imagineering, this toy is one of eight (8) different squirt toys in the set, and this is the fire extinguisher version. Other squirt toys in the set include: a camera, a stapler, a pack of gum, a headset, a calculator, a pen and pencil, and a lighter. While complete sets of MAD Squirt Toys do exist in collections, finding them is getting increasingly difficult to do. This example is still factory sealed, and in near Mint condition, with light edge wear, and light card bending.

Price realized: $77

Lot #37. 1960's Swedish MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Fan Club "Welcome" Letter - MB $20

This is a cool piece of foreign MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in the 1960's by Williams Forlags AB, this letter is a "Thank You For Joining The Alfred E. Neuman Fan Club" letter. Although I do not understand all of the Swedish language, there are a few words I recognize. Nonetheless, this letter is very cool, and very RARE! On the bottom, this letter features the printed signature of the first editor of the Swedish MAD (and the Alfred E. Neuman Fan Club President), Mr. Lasse O'Mansson. This letter was stored in a 4-ring binder, and shows four (4) hole support stickers along the left hand side of the letter. In Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $26

Lot #38. 1970's British MAD Magazine Promotional Display Poster - MB $15

This is a cool piece of foreign MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in the 1970's by Thorpe & Porter LTD., this is a very cool and very rare British MAD Magazine sales poster. This item was displayed in British comic book shops in the early to mid- 1970's, and is quite rare. This poster features Alfred E. Neuman riding a motorcycle at the top, while Alfred also appears as five (5) different characters on the bottom. Measuring approx. 20" by 30", this poster has been folded to approx. 7 1/2" by 10"/ In addition to the folds, there is also light "crinkling" throughout the poster. There are also a few tiny edge tears around the poster.

Price realized: $26

Lot #39. 1991 MAD Magazine Greeting Card - Mount Rushmore Cover - MB $10

This is a MAD Magazine greeting card. Produced in 1991 by Hallmark, this card was part of Hallmark's "Union Hill" series of greeting cards. This card has a blank inside, but features the cover art to MAD Magazine #31 on the front. This card is unused, and in Mint condition. It even comes with it's original mailing envelope.

Price realized: $16

Lot #40. 1980 MAD Trip To Germany Room Assignment Sheets w/ Color Picture - $25

This is a cool piece of memorabilia from one of the famous MAD Magazine trips abroad. This nugget comes from the 1980 MAD Trip to Germany. It is two original photocopies of the room assignments for the trip. The first sheet contains the room assignments for the first five (5) days of the trip, while the seconds sheet list the room assignments for the last three (3) days in Munich. During the last three days, the wives and girlfriends of the MAD guys were included on the trip. But, the bonus of this lot is a color picture of the MAD-men that is taped to the back of sheet #2. This picture shows Don "Duck" Edwing, Nick Meglin, George Woodbridge, Al Jaffee, Paul Coker Jr., Angelo Torres, and P. P. Porges (back to the camera). One other MAD-man is pictured, but his face is obscured by the head of George Woodbridge.

Price realized: $42

Lot #41. 1990 MAD Magazine Wall Calendar Display Sign - MB $15

This is a store display sign for the 1990 MAD Magazine wall calendar. Produced in 1988 by the Landmark General Corporation, this sign features the front and back of the 1990 MAD Magazine calendar. It measures approx. 12" by 12", and is made from the same glossy paper as the cover of the calendar. There is a hole punched near the upper left hand corner of the sign, and this sign is in Near Mint condition, with ultra-light handling wear.

Price realized: $77

Lot #42. The 20 Dumbest People, Events, and Things Of 1999 - MAD Magazine Mini Issue - MB $10

This is a cool promotional issue of MAD Magazine. Published in 2000 by E.C. Publications, this is the "20 Dumbest People, Events, and Things of 1999" special issue of MAD Magazine. This issue takes a look at just that, the 20 Dumbest........., but in MAD's classic style of satire and parody. This issue even includes a special back page Fold-In by Al Jaffee. This issue was included in several national periodicals in the Spring of 2000. This particular issue is in Near Mint condition, with light handling wear.

Price realized: $36

Lot #43. It Came From MADison Avenue Paperback Book - Nick Meglin / Frank Jacobs - MB $10

This is an obscure MAD Magazine-related paperback book. Published in 1964 by Kanrom, this item is a First Printing of "It Came From Madison Avenue". While not technically a MAD Magazine book, this book was written by MAD Magazine writer, Frank Jacobs, and pictorially illustrated by MAD Magazine associate editor, Nick Meglin. This book shows a series of selected black & white pictures (chosen by Nick Meglin), with humorous captions written by Frank Jacobs. This book is complete, and is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $62

Lot #44. MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Necktie - MB $10

This is a MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman necktie. Produced in 1992 by the Canadian company, Watson Brothers, this necktie is just one of several MAD Magazine neckties produced by Watson Brothers. This particular necktie showcases art by the late MAD Magazine artist, Jack Davis, where Alfred E. Neuman is measuring his putt on a mini golf course. I do not recall this art ever being on the cover of a MAD Magazine, but I could be wrong. This necktie is made with 100% silk, and appears to be unused. It is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $13

Lot #45 Bob Adamcik's Cafe Oversize Feature Matchbook w/ Pre-MAD Alfred E. Neuman - MB $5

This is a cool piece of pre-MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in the 1940's by the Lion Match Company, this item is an oversize jumbo feature matchbook for Bob Adamcik's Cafe out of Schulenburg, Texas. This item is special, however, as the back of the matchbook shows a pre-MAD Magazine image of Alfred E. Neuman. This matchbook has only seen the light of day just a few times, and it is unused, and in Near Mint condition. This just might be the best conditioned Bob Adamcik's matchbook that I have ever seen. It is beautiful!

Price realized: $52

Lot #46 MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Keychain Subscription Premium - MB $5

This is a MAD Magazine subscription premium. Produced in 1999 for E.C. Publications, this item was offered as a subscription premium when you purchased a two-year subscription to MAD Magazine. This particular item is still factory sealed, and is in presumed Mint condition. It measures approx. 1 3/4" by 2 3/4".

Price realized: $67

Lot #47. 1974 MAN Record Album w/ Alfred E. Neuman Face & MAD Magazine Logo Swipe - MB $10

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1974 by United Artists Music & Records Group Inc., this is a 33 1/3 rpm record album by the rock group, MAN. This album cover 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. This album cover is in decent display condition, with surface, corner and edge wear. There is also a little bit of paper loss on the front of the album cover. The record has some fingerprints and such, but appears to be playable.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #48. "I Went MAD at Artspace" Promotional Refrigerator Magnet - MB $5

This is a promotional refrigerator magnet from the ArtSpace art gallery, in Raleigh, North Carolina. Back in 1991, MAD Magazine original art collector, Mark Cohen, began touring the country, showcasing his MAD Magazine original art collection. This magnet is from his stop at ArtSpace in Raleigh. The end of the tour ended up in Columbus, Ohio, where his collection now resides at the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum. This magnet is in decent display condition with surface, corner and edge wear.

Price realized: $46

Lot #49. 2015 DAB Bandana/Neckerchief w/ Alfred E. Neuman & MAD Magazine Logo Swipe - MB $5

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 2015 by Tans Club, this item is a bandana / neckerchief promoting Phase Two of DAB. DAB stands for Digital Audio Broadcasting, and a Phase Two expansion occurred in the United Kingdom in 2015. I am not sure of the connection between DAB and MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman, but perhaps it is the "What - Me Worry" angle. Who knows? This item measures approx. 14" by 14", and is unused and in folded Mint condition.

Price realized: $11

Lot #50 MAD Magazine / Al Feldstein Signed Note Card Autograph - MB $10

This is a 3" by 5" note card, signed by the late Editor of MAD Magazine, Mr. Al Feldstein. Mr. Feldstein signed this item in black ink, and it is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $46

Lot #51. MAD Magazine / "What - Me Worry" / Alfred E. Neuman T-shirt - MB $20

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1987 by CIA, this item is a MAD Magazine t-shirt. The graphic on the shirt is taken from the Alfred E. Neuman color picture that was sold through the pages of MAD Magazine, and features Alfred E. Neuman, with his famous "What - Me Worry?" slogan. This t-shirt is in Excellent display condition, with bright colors and no fading. It is an Adult size Extra Large (XL), and is made from a thinner, more lightweight fabric.

Price realized: $31

Lot #52. Alfred E. Neuman T-Shirt / L.O.G.G. - MB $15

This is an Alfred E. Neuman t-shirt/ Produced in the 2000's by L.O.G.G., this shirt features a silk-screened image of Alfred E. Neuman in the center of the front of the shirt. The neck tag has been torn off, so I can't tell exactly which size it is. But it looks to me like an Adult size Medium. It has been gently worn, and is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $42

Lot #53. Complete Set Of Sillie Willie Crazy Coasters w/ Original Box - Pre-MAD Alfred - MB $10

This is a cool piece of pre-MAD Magazine memorabilia. Probably produced in the 1940's, this lot contains a complete set of twelve (12) Sillie Willie Crazy Coasters. These coasters have funny sayings on them that are appropriate with the times, and two (2) of them feature pre-MAD Magazine images of Alfred E. Neuman on them. These coasters appear to be unused, and are in Mint condition. The display box shows some wear, but is in generally good condition.

Price realized: $130

Lot #54. TANG / MAD Magazine Official Sweepstakes Entry Form - MB $5

This is an official entry form from a sweepstakes event with Tang Breakfast Drink and MAD Magazine. This sweepstakes drawing for this event was held on July 31, 1997, and the Grand Prize was the winners likeness illustrated on the cover on a Special Issue of MAD. There was only one Specila Issue published, and that was for the winner only. Measuring approx. 3 1/8" by 5 5/8", this item is unused, and in Mint condition.

Price realized: $52

Lot #55. MAD TV Pen, Pin, and Keychain Lot MB $5

This lot contains some cool stuff from MAD TV. The items is this lot are all from the early 2000's. First, there is a cool MAD TV pen that is in the shape of an old TV set with a rabbit ears antenna. Second, there is a special MAD TV "200th Episode" cloisonne pin. Lastly, there is a MAD TV keychain. All items appear to be unused, and in Near Mint condition. The MAD TV cloisonne pin is still factory sealed.

Price realized: $105

Lot #56. Set Of Three (3) Comic Books With MAD Comic #1 Homage Covers - MB $10

This is a set of three (3) different that feature an homage to the MAD Comic #1 on the front cover. The first comic is an issue of Donald Duck Adventures #11, published in 1991 by W.D. Publications. The second comic is an issue of Tales Mutated For The MOD #1, published in 1981 by Kitchen Sink Comix. And the last comic is an issue of Batman Gotham Adventures #13, published in 1999 by DC Comics. All three comic books are in Near Mint condition.

Price realized: $77

Lot #57. Comic Book Confidential Movie Promotional Pinback Button w/ Alfred E. Neuman - MB $5

This is a cool promotional item from the 1988 documentary, Comic Book Confidential. This item is a promotional pinback button from the film, and features an image of Alfred E. Neuman on the front. Measuring approx. 1 1/2" in diameter, this item is in Excellent display condition. It does show a few rust stains on the back, however.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #58. Pre-MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Matchbook - MB $15

This is a cool piece of pre-MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in the 1930's or 1940's by Acacia Distributing Inc., this item is a matchbook cover from Baker's Beanery, a coffee shop in Fairview, Oregon. But, the cool thing about this matchbook cover is that it features an early, pre-MAD image of MAD Magazine's Alfred E. Neuman on the back. The matches have been all used up, so there are no matches left in this book. The image of Alfred is beautiful, and this is a really cool (and really rare) piece of pre-MAD memorabilia.

Price realized: $26

Lot #59. Set Of Two (2) Promotional Photos From MAD TV - German - MB $5

This is a cool lot of foreign MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1998 by RTL Television, this lot contains two (2) different black & white promotional photos from MAD TV. These photos were produced by a German TV production company, and were used as advertising pieces for the premiere of MAD TV in Germany. Measuring approx. 4 7/8" by 7", these photos have been very gently used, and are in Near Mint condition.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #60. 1992 MAD Magazine Greeting Card - Dave Berg / Sergio Aragones Art - MB $10

This is a MAD Magazine greeting card. Produced in 1992 by Character Imprints, this card was part of Character Imprints "MAD About Cards" series of greeting cards. This card features art by MAD magazine artist, Dave Berg, on the front, while the interior art was drawn by MAD Magazine artist, Sergio Aragones. This card is unused, and in Very Fine condition, with a light moisture stain on the back. There is no envelope.

Price realized: $41

Lot #61. 2011 MOCCA Fest Women's T-Shirt 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 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 t-shirt is from the collection of Peter Kuper, and he has signed his last name on the neck tag. This shirt is a Women's size Medium, and is in Excellent display condition, with a light 3/4" stain on the front.

Price realized: $130

Lot #62 MAD Magazine / MAD TV Cast & Crew T-Shirt - Black Version - MB $10

This is a cool piece of MAD TV memorabilia. Produced in the 2000's for QDE & The Fox Network, this item is a MAD TV t-shirt. This t-shirt was made for the cast and crew of MAD TV, and features an embroidered MAD TV logo on the left breast. This t-shirt is an Adult size Extra-Large (XL), and appears to have been worn just once or twice. This t-shirt is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $77

Lot #63. MAD Magazine / The Whitest Kids You Know - MAD Magazine Mini Issue - MB $10

This is a cool promotional issue of MAD Magazine. Published in 2008 by E.C. Publications, this is the "Whitest Kids You Know" special issue of MAD Magazine. This issue takes a look at the hit IFC network series, and includes artwork by Hermann Mejia, Tom Richmond, Tomas Bunk, and Drew Friedman, among others. This issue was included in several national periodicals in the Spring of 2008. This particular issue is in Near Mint condition, with light handling wear.

Price realized: $41

Lot #64. MAD Magazine Artist / Bob Clarke Original B&W Photograph - MB $10

This is a cool piece of memorabilia from one of the Usual Gang Of Idiots. Produced in the 1980's, this item is a black & white photograph of the late MAD Magazine artist, Mr. Bob Clarke. This photo shows Mr. Clarke hard at work, while drawing on the deck of a boat. This photo measures approx. 8 1/8" by 10", and is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $22

Lot #65. 1992 Sun Con Comic Book Convention Original Advertisement w/ Duck Edwing - MB $10

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1992 by Borderline Productions, this is the official poster advertisement for the 1992 Sun Con, which was held on August 30, 1992 at the Holiday Inn in Tampa, Florida. Among the featured guests of the show was none other than MAD Magazine's Don "Duck" Edwing. This poster also features Alfred E. Neuman dressed as a Superhero, and the Sun Con also celebrated MAD Magazine's 40th anniversary. Measuring approx. 8 1/2" by 11", this item is in Excellent display condition, with a light vertical crease down the center.

Price realized: $31

Lot #66. MAD Magazine Original Letters Page Photo (Unused) - Robert Mitchum - MB $15

This is a super rare piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1963, this is a black & white photo that features movie stars Robert Mitchum and Richard Harris. This photo was originally sent to MAD Magazine to be used in their "Celebrity Snaps" section in the Letters Page. But, the photo never was used. The photo shows Mr. Mitchum and Mr. Harris talking, while another man shows Mr. Harris the "Mutiny on the Bouncy" movie parody in MAD Magazine #80. Measuring approx. 8" by 10", this item is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #67. MAD Magazine / Lenny Brenner - Original Handwritten & Signed Letter - MB $20

This is a super rare piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in the late 1970's, this item is a handwritten letter sent from the MAD Magazine Art Director, Lenny Brenner, to the MAD Magazine artist, Don "Duck" Edwing. The letter was included with a packet of reductions prints, with instructions to "Call Al and he will explain what he wants". The signature on this letter is quite rare, as Mr. Brenner rarely signed his name. He either used one of two different stamps (both of which was a facial likeness), or, in the case he did have to sign his name, he always wrote it using his full first name, Leonard. This letter measures approx. 8 1/2" by 11", and is in Excellent display condition, with a tiny bit of damage on the lower left edge of the sheet.

Price realized: $36

Lot #68. MAD Magazine / Usual Gang Of Idiots T-Shirt MB $15

This is a rare MAD Magazine t-shirt. Produced in 2001 by E.C. Publications, this t-shirt features self-portraits from the hands of Al Jaffee, Dave Berg, and Sergio Aragones, as well as a portrait of the founder of MAD Magazine, Mr. William M. (Bill) Gaines. This t-shirt was never offered for sale nationally, and was only sold through the MAD Magazine offices. In Excellent display condition. XL.

Price realized: $155

Lot #69. 1984 Alfred E. Neuman For President Campaign Kit T-Shirt - Blue Ringer Version MB $25

This is a cool Alfred E. Neuman for President collectible. Produced in 1984 for E.C Publications, this item is the "blue ringer" version of the Alfred E. Neuman for President t-shirt. The 1984 Alfred E. Neuman for President campaign kit was not technically 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. There was also a bumper sticker produced for this kit, which is rarer than the t-shirt. This shirt has been worn, but is in Very Good display condition. It is an Adult size Medium.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #70. MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman / Certified MAD T-Shirt MB $10

This is a MAD Magazine / Alfred E.Neuman t-shirt. This shirt is a newer item, and shows the Certified MAD logo on the inside back of the neck. The t-shirt is an Adult size Medium, and appears to be unused, and in wrinkled Mint condition.

Price realized: $77

Lot #71. Pre-MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Pinback Button - Superior 1941 MB $25

This is a cool piece of pre-MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1941, this pinback button features a wonderful pre-MAD image of MAD Magazine's cover boy, Alfred E. Neuman. Measuring approx. 1 1/2" in diameter, this item is in Excellent display condition, with some rust staining on the back.

Price realized: $105

Lot #72. MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Novelty Drivers License MB $5

This is an Alfred E. Neuman novelty drivers license. Produced in 2000, this item was not really a licensed piece of MAD Magazine merchandise. Rather, it was made during the "make your own collectibles" boom of the early 2000's. In any event, this item measures approx. 2 1/8" by 3 3/8", and is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $37

Lot #73. MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman Necktie - MB $10

This is a MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman necktie. Produced in 1992 by the Canadian company, Watson Brothers, this necktie is just one of several MAD Magazine neckties produced by Watson Brothers. This particular necktie borrows the art from MAD Magazine #296, and features Alfred E. Neuman umpiring a baseball game. This necktie is made with 100% silk, and appears to be unused. It is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #74 1989 MAD Magazine Wall Calendar MB $5

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1988 by Landmark General Corp., this item is a MAD Magazine 12-month wall calendar. Each month features a different classic MAD Magazine cover, and some of the days of each month feature some MAD Marginal artwork by Sergio Aragones. This calendar is unused, and in Near Mint condition, with light wear near the spine, and a lightly curled corner on the back cover.

Price realized: $52

Lot #75. British MAD Magazine / Up The Academy - Studio Record Album - MB $5

This is a cool piece of foreign MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1980 by Capitol / EMI Records, this is the original motion picture soundtrack to the 1980 box office flop, Up The Academy. This movie was original endorsed by MAD Magazine, but after the many poor reviews of the film, Bill Gaines fought to have any reference to MAD Magazine removed from any advertising for the film. It appeared that he was too late for the record album, but there was a solution. There was a sticker printed, and placed over the "MAD Magazine Presents" at the top of the record album sleeve. If you peeled the sticker off, you would see the actual MAD Magazine logo underneath. The record cover is in Excellent display condition, while the record itself appears to have never been played.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #76. The MAD Guide To The Sweet & Sour Life - MAD Magazine Mini Issue - MB $10

This is a cool promotional issue of MAD Magazine. Published in 2002 by E.C. Publications, this is the "MAD Guide To The Sweet & Sour Life" special issue of MAD Magazine. This issue features artwork by Tomas Bunk, Sergio Aragones, Mark Fredrickson, John Caldwell and Kevin Pope, and even includes a special back page Fold-In by Al Jaffee. This issue was included in several national periodicals in the Spring of 2002. This particular issue is unused, and in Mint condition.

Price realized: $115

Lot #77. Collection Of Comic Con Flyers From 1973 w/ Bill Gaines - Phil Seuling MB $10

This is a collection of comic convention flyers from 1973. Included in this collection is a flyer from the 1973 New York Comic Art Convention, where Bill Gaines and the Usual Gang Of Idiots were scheduled to appear. Also included is a flyer from D-Con 1973, where Harlan Ellison, Burne Hogarth, and Bill Gaines made guest appearances. Finally, there is a flyer from LunaCon '73, where Harlan Ellison was the featured guest. Also included is a "Dealers Mailing" that was handwritten (then copied) by Phil Seuling. All of the items are housed in the original manila envelope from Phil Seuling, which is postmarked April 3, 1973. All of the item s are in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $26

Lot #78. 1994 MAD Magazine Readership Survey Replay Card w/Alfred E. Neuman Pin MB $10

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1994 for E.C. Publications, this item is a reply card to the 1994 MAD Magazine readership survey. This survey was stapled into MAD Magazine #326, and it was up to the reader to detach it, fill it out, and send it in. The response was overwhelming, and far surpassed any expectations that the MAD Editorial Staff had. In fact, to find an issue of MAD Magazine #326 with the survey intact is quite a rarity. Also included in the Alfred E. Neuman cloisonne pin that was given to each survey respondent. It is unused, and in Mint condition. The reply cards shows a few marks where the pin was placed next to it.

Price realized: $150

Lot #79 Alfred E. Neuman / George W. Bush "Hail To The Thief" Pinback Button MB $5

This is a pinback button, featuring the combined faces of Alfred E. Neuman and President George W. Bush. There is not copyright date on the pin, nor is there a manufacturer listed. But, it is kind of a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. It even borrows a bit of Alfred E. Neuman's "What - Me Worry" slogan. Measuring approx. 1 1/4" in diameter, this item has been gently used, and is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $52

Lot #80 MAD Magazine / Alfred E Neuman / Spy vs Spy Action Figure Set w/ Rare Special Issue MB $50

This is a super cool collection of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 2002 by DC Direct, this is a boxed set containing an Alfred E. Neuman action figure, plus the Black and White Spy action figures. But the most valuable item in this boxed set isn't any of the action figures. It is the "50 Years Of Stupidity" special edition of MAD that is included in the back of the box. For some reason, that is the hardest MAD Magazine special edition issue to find. Maybe it's because of poor distribution. Maybe it's because nobody wants to break up their set, or even open the box up. In any event, this box has it. This set is unopened, and it is assumed the contents are in Mint condition. The box shows alot of handling wear.

Price realized: $185

Lot #81 Set Of Two (2) Different Plastic Vacuform Postcards w/ Alfred E. Neuman MB $10

This is a cool lot of Alfred E. Neuman memorabila. Produced in the late 1950's by Eden Plastics and Cardel Plastics, this lot contains two (2) different plastic vacuform postcards that feature the face of MAD Magazine's Alfred E. Neuman on them. Each card measures approx. 4" by 6 1/4", and both are in Excellent display condition. The brown "Misteaks" postcard does show some paper loss on the back.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #82. MAD Magazine / Up The Academy Printers Proof Poster MB $5

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 1980 by Warner Brothers, this item is a printers proof of the original movie poster for the 1980 box office flop, Up The Academy. Measuring approx. 17" by 22", this item is in Excellent display condition, with light surface and handling wear.

Price realized: $77

Lot #83 1960's MAD Binder Vinyl Cover w/ Alfred E. Neuman MB $5

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in the early 1960's by Standard Plastic Products (SPP), this is the vinyl top cover for a school binder. The company, SPP, made about five or six different school binders with the word "MAD" on the cover, and at least three (3) of them also included a likeness of Alfred E. Neuman on them. The Alfred E. Neuman likeness on this piece of vinyl has been colored out by green paint or marker. But, it is an example of a very hard to find piece of Alfred E. Neuman memorabilia. This item is in OK display condition, and might look best hanging in a frame on your wall. Please remember: this is not a full binder. It is just the top vinyl cover.

Price realized: $16

Lot #84 1994 German Yearbook w/ MAD Magazine Cover Logo Rip-Off MB $5

This is a cool piece of foreign MAD Magazine memorabilia. Published in 1994 by Druckerei Klein, this item appears to be a college yearbook of some sort. I know a limited amount of the German language, and that is about all that I can muster. Of interest to MAD Magazine collectors is the MAD Magazine logo swipe on the front cover, along with the "Die vernunftigste Abizeitung der Welt" swipe as well. This book is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $26

Lot #85 MAD Magazine / Original 1966 Newspaper Photo MB $10

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Published in 1966, this item is a black & white newspaper photo that was used in a newspaper dated May 2, 1966. This picture reprints the cover to MAD Magazine #101, and was used for an article about the popular off-Broadway hit, The MAD Show. Measuring approx, 6" by 10", this picture is in Excellent display condition, with pencil and ink writing on the back, along with a tiny newspaper clipping.

Price realized: $21

Lot #86 MAD Magazine / Original 1969 Newspaper Photo MB $10

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Published in 1969 by the Bowling Green State University, this item is a black & white newspaper photo that was used in one of their school publications dated August 12, 1969. This picture reprints the cover to MAD Magazine #24, and it measures approx. 8 1/4" by 10". This picture is in Excellent display condition, with pencil and ink writing on the back.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #87. MAD Magazine / MAD TV Press Kit w/ Original Envelope - MB $30

This item comes from the FOX Networks smash comedy hit, MAD TV. Printed in 1995 by FOX Publicity, this item is a complete MAD TV press kit, and contains a selection of black & white still photos, printed biographies of the cast and crew, and a brief summary of the general content of the show. All of the items are contained in a glossy paper folder (featuring Alfred E. Neuman in a straightjacket), and the complete kit is then contained in the original white paper envelope. This is one of the rarest MAD TV pieces to find, especially because of the existence of the original mailing envelope.

Price realized: $155

Lot #88. 1960's Alfred E. Neuman Plastic Gumball Charm In Original Plastic Capsule MB $5

This is a cool piece of Alfred E. Neuman memorabilia. Produced in the 1960's, this is an original 1960's Alfred E. Neuman gumball machine charm. The cast for this item was taken from an original piece of 1950's MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman jewelry. The eyes were hollowed out, and the recast piece became smaller. This item is unused, and in Near Mint condition. The capsule does show some light wear to it, but it is complete.

Price realized: $66

Lot #89. MAD Magazine / MAD TV Cast & Crew T-Shirt - White Version - MB $10

This is a cool piece of MAD TV memorabilia. Produced in the 2000's for QDE & The Fox Network, this item is a MAD TV t-shirt. This t-shirt was made for the cast and crew of MAD TV, and features an embroidered MAD TV logo on the left breast. This t-shirt is an Adult size Large, and appears to have been worn just once or twice. This t-shirt is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $77

Lot #90 MAD Magazine / Jerry DeFuccio Signed Letter Golden Age Comics Sale MB $15

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Typewritten on November 29, 1967, this item is a letter send from the late MAD Magazine associate editor, Jerry DeFuccio, to a comic book collector named Warren. The letter basically is an offer of $2 each for thirty (30) Golden Age comic books, including Action Comics #24-49. Now, that's the Steal Of The Century, if you ask me. How ironic that I use the word "steal" when describing this letter. Only a few of you will know what I mean. Anyway, this letter has been signed "Jerry" in the lower right hand corner. Measuring approx. 7 1/4" by 10 1/2", this letter is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #91. 1980's MAD Magazine / Usual Gang Of Idiots Caricatures Drawn By Bob Clarke MB $25

This is a cool collection of portraits of MAD Magazine's Usual Gang Of Idiots. Drawn by MAD Magazine artist, Bob Clarke, this is a collection of caricatures drawn by Mr. Clarke during the MAD Trip to Switzerland (I think) in the late 1980's. Included in these portraits are: Bill and Annie Gaines, John Ficarra, Angelo Torres, Dave Berg, Charlie Kadau, Jack Davis, Dorothy Crouch, Lenny Brenner, Paul Coker, Sergio Aragones, "Duck" Edwing, PP Porges, and Harry North. Mr. Clarke had his portrait drawn first, by Jack Davis. There are two (2) sheets total in this lot, and both measure approx. 9" by 12". They are both in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $405

Lot #92. 1950's Greasy Kid Stuff Lotion Bottle w/ Alfred E. Neuman On The Label MB $10

This is a cool piece of Alfred E. Neuman memorabilia. Produced in the 1950's by D&S Enterprises out of Edmond, Washington, this item is a bottle of creamy hair tonic / lotion. But was makes this item a treasure is the appearance of Alfred E. Neuman on the label. I'm not sure if this is pre-MAD (pre 1955) or post-MAD (after 1955), but it sure is cool! There is still lotion in the bottle, but I am not sure if it has ever been opened. It stands about 5" tall, and is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $135

Lot #93 MAD Magazine / Al Jaffee American Flag T-Shirt 9/11 Tribute MB $10

This is an extremely hard to find Al Jaffee t-shirt. Produced in 2002 by Al Jaffee, this t-shirt shows an image of the American flag. But, upon closer inspection, the red strips of the flag are actually the words to the Pledge Of Allegiance. The print run of these t-shirts was very small, and not many people own one/ This particular shirt is an Adult size Large, and is in decent display condition. This shirt has been washed and worn several times, but still maintains its shape and colors quite nicely.

Price realized: $16

Lot #94 The Grateful Dead / GD 50 / What A Long Worry Display Poster w/ Alfred E. Neuman MB $10

This is a promotional display poster from the 2015 Grateful Dead US Tour. This poster is from the Chicago / Soldier Field dates of the tour (July 3, 4, and 5), and this particular poster features Alfred E. Neuman as Jerry Garcia. Measuring approx. 11" by 17", this item is unused, and in Mint condition. A companion poster, featuring Jerry Garcia as Alfred E. Neuman, was also produced, and is also for sale in Lot #95.

Price realized: $77

Lot #95 The Grateful Dead / GD 50 / What A Long Worry Display Poster w/ Alfred E. Neuman MB $10

This is a promotional display poster from the 2015 Grateful Dead US Tour. This poster is from the Chicago / Soldier Field dates of the tour (July 3, 4, and 5), and this particular poster features Jerry Garcia as Alfred E. Neuman. Measuring approx. 11" by 17", this item is unused, and in Mint condition. A companion poster, featuring Alfred E. Neuman as Jerry Garcia, was also produced, and is also for sale in Lot #94.

Price realized: $21

Lot #96. 2015 DAB T-Shirt w/ Alfred E. Neuman & MAD Magazine Logo Swipe - MB $5

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in 2015 by Tans Club, this item is a t-shirt promoting Phase Two of DAB. DAB stands for Digital Audio Broadcasting, and a Phase Two expansion occurred in the United Kingdom in 2015. I am not sure of the connection between DAB and MAD Magazine / Alfred E. Neuman, but perhaps it is the "What - Me Worry" angle. Who knows? This item is an Adult size Double Extra Large (2XL), and is unused and in wrinkled Near Mint condition.

Price realized: $82

Lot #97. Set Of Four (4) MAD Magazine / MAD Minutes Cassette Tapes RARE MB $10

This is a cool piece of MAD Magazine memorabilia. Produced in the 1980's for E. C. Publications, this lot contains four (4) different MAD Minutes cassette tapes. 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. The show numbers included on these tapes include: 24, 29, 34, 38, 53, the "Last One", and "blank". These tapes are unused, and in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $77

Lot #98 MAD Magazine / William M. (Bill) Gaines Signed Note Card Autograph - MB $10

This is a 3" by 5" note card, signed by the late Founder of MAD Magazine, Mr. William M. (Bill) Gaines. Mr. Gaines signed this item in purple ink, and it is in Excellent display condition.

Price realized: $36

Lot #99 1960's British "Lord Sega" Slot Machine Door w/ Alfred E. Neuman On Glass MB $25

This is a cool piece of Alfred E. Neuman memorabilia. Produced in the 1960's by SEGA, this item is the metal door from a 1960's "Lord Sega" slot machine. What's unique about this item is that it features an Alfred E. Neuman image on the glass panel on the door. It is assumed that Alfred's face also appeared on the reel strips of this machine, but I don't know for sure. In any event, this item is different than the other 1960's slot machines with Alfred E. Neuman on them, and this is the first time I have seen this version of the face. This door measures approx. 15" by 23", and weighs almost 14 pounds, so special delivery charges may apply to this item. This beauty is in Excellent display condition, with appropriate wear.

Price realized: No Bid

Lot #100 Sergio Aragones Original Art - A MAD Look At The US Space Effort - Unused Art MB $250

This is a piece of original art from Sergio Aragones' first ever submission to MAD. This art is an unused panel from "A MAD Look At the US Space Effort". It was determined that this panel was too similar to other panels that were used, so it was omitted. It was filed away and forgotten about, until I purchased a collection of MAD Magazine memorabilia from the Estate of Jerry DeFuccio. This item was languishing in a manila folder, along with a few signed letters and correspondence from Mr. Aragones to Mr. DeFuccio. This rarity measures approx. 8 1/2" by 11", and is signed and dated by Mr. Aragones at the lower right hand corner of the art. This item is black pen/ink on 3-ring binder paper. Mr. Aragones has acknowledged keeping his first few submissions to MAD in a 3-ring binder, as that was all he had to protect them. Aragones art is very popular these days, but to get an original from his FIRST EVER piece he drew for MAD would the centerpiece of your MAD Magazine original art collection.

Price realized: $580