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Something That Says Country
Barbara Smaller
$100
The Love Song Of J. Alfred Crew
Roz Chast
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New Yorker May 18th, 2009
Jack Ziegler
$100
Main Floor, Aisle Six, Ladies' Scarves. Shopper
Jack Ziegler
$100
Now, In This One, The Straight Whiskeys Are ?ve
Claude Smith
$100
New Yorker March 31 1951
Garrett Price
$100
New Yorker December 12 1953
Abe Birnbaum
$100
New Yorker April 5 1958
Garrett Price
$100
New Yorker September 12 1959
Abe Birnbaum
$100
Captionless: Shoppers Of Mystery
Roz Chast
$100
How Can Seven People Have Fun?
Helen E Hokinson
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Anybody in Larchmont
Helen E Hokinson
$100
New Yorker May 18th 1957
Charles E Martin
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If You Don't Mind My Saying
Helen E Hokinson
$100
New Yorker September 27th, 1976
Arnie Levin
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The Dark Empty Spaces In My Soul
Barbara Smaller
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New Yorker December 15 1956
Ilonka Karasz
$100
Give The Gift Of Alcohol
Mike Twohy
$100
I'm Looking For Something Slightly More Perfect
Bruce Eric Kaplan
$100
Cheap Aromatherapy
Barbara Smaller
$100
Macy-macy-macy Saves
Mischa Richter
$100
Where Will I ?nd Those Thirty-three-cent Percale
Perry Barlow
$100
Oh, Look! They're Playing Store
Alain
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I Grant You There's A Lot Of Work To Be Done
Perry Barlow
$100
Well, I Wouldn't Object To A Digni?ed Bird
Helen E. Hokinson
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I'm Looking For Something To Wear On A Jury
Helen E. Hokinson
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I Want To Look At Toys
Barbara Shermund
$100
This Is Our Senior-executives' Model. Note
Alain
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I Forget The Name
Otto Soglow
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Now, Isn't That Silly? I Haven't A Shoe Stamp
Chon Day
$100
Am I Still In 'under Five Dollars'?
Helen E. Hokinson
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I'll Be So Glad When I Can Talk Up To Mr. Carmody
Helen E. Hokinson
$100
Did Anyone Ever Tell
Peter Arno
$100
I Wouldn't Dream Of Going In. I'm Not Dressed
Helen E. Hokinson
$100
New Yorker September 16th, 1944
Alan Dunn
$100
Baby Bear Is Sixty-?ve
Alice Harvey
$100
What I Had In Mind Was A Sort Of Christmasy
Helen E. Hokinson
$100
Mr. Hirschberg! This O.k. To Do Mechanical
Perry Barlow
$100
Now I Don't Want You To Start Shaking Your Head
Perry Barlow
$100
I Tell You What You Could Do. You Could Load
Helen E. Hokinson
$100
My God, Joe! Now They Want To Buy It All Back
Richard Decker
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An Intelligent Answer
Helen E Hokinson
$100
I'm Sure We Have It Somewhere - Assuming
Carl Rose
$100
The Writing Public Gentleman: -
Gluyas Williams
$100
You Don't Think It Makes Me Look Too Interesting?
Helen E Hokinson
$100
You Mean To Say That Paris Is Already Telling
Gardner Rea
$100
Quick, Somebody Get Him A Pen - Anybody!
Chon Day
$100
New Yorker July 29th, 1944
Garth Williams
$100
. . . And Sometimes You'll ?nd This Scarf
Helen E. Hokinson
$100
New Yorker December 16th, 1944
Sam Cobean
$100
Stop 'madaming' Me!
Barbara Shermund
$100
It's For Cigarettes But It Also Plays
Garrett Price
$100
You Mean I Don't Get Anything Back On The Bottles?
Helen E. Hokinson
$100
Turn Around!
George Price
$100
Furthermore
Alan Dunn
$100
New Yorker March 4th, 1944
Alan Dunn
$100
But Don't You Remember
Helen E Hokinson
$100
New Yorker April 1st, 1944
Otto Soglow
$100
No, We Haven't, Mrs. Walton, But How
George Price
$100
And Next, Gentlemen, We Have Been Asked To Pass
Alain
$100
I Almost Think I Could Get By With One
George Price
$100
Doesn't It Seem To Give Me A Double Chin?
Helen E. Hokinson
$100
Something I Can Wear With A Hat
Alan Dunn
$100
New Yorker September 23rd, 1944
Roberta Macdonald
$100
They're Army Rejects
Carl Rose
$100
Can I Help
Ned Hilton
$100
Maybe He Knows Something
Perry Barlow
$100
What's The Matter With This Place? Don't
Richard Taylor
$100
At Such A Price
John Ruge
$100
We're Looking For Something That's Also Edible
Chon Day
$100
New Yorker September 30th, 1944
George Price
$100
One Nice Thing About Schrafft's
Helen E. Hokinson
$100
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