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The Teenie Weenies
1923
"Introducing Capatola Victrola Pinchneck Jackson." In this original drawing, the Teenie Weenies re-roof a house with playing cards and a new Teenie Weenie arrives on the back of a robin. Many Teeni...
Speaking of Campaign Pledges
January 16, 1939
Political cartoon depicting Bruce Barton buried beneath campaign bills.
The Teenie Weenies in the Wildwood
An original ink drawing of William Donahey's "Teenie Weenies." The colorful drawing features a Teenie Weenie riding a bird and picking up another Teenie Weenie.
Robert M. La Follette Political Cartoon
1908
La Follette political cartoon. La Follette and presidential candidates Root, Shaw, Taft, and Fairbanks at a fish pond.
The Teenie Weenies
"In the Weasel's Den." Two Teenie Weenies sneak into the den of a sleeping weasel to recover a stolen blanket. The den is dark and littered with bones; one Teenie Weenie holds aloft a candle.
The Teenie Weenies Meet a Duck
An original ink drawing of William Donahey's "Teenie Weenies." This colorful drawing features several Teenie Weenies gathered around a mallard duck with tears in its eyes.
