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"2157836 dash 986321700587981764297630, and reverse the charges, please."
"2157836 dash 986321700587981764297630, and reverse the charges, please."

"2157836 dash 986321700587981764297630, and reverse the charges, please."

Artist (American, 1900 - 1974)
Date1966
ClassificationsCartoon
Mediumcrayon ink
DimensionsObject: 10 3/4 × 11 9/16 in. (27.3 × 29.3 cm) Sheet: 10 3/4 × 11 9/16 in. (27.3 × 29.3 cm)
Credit LineMary Petty and Alan Dunn Bequest
Object number1979.1566
“What’s more - nothing to oil - no burnt-out motors - no moving parts to fix - no service charges.”
“What’s more - nothing to oil - no burnt-out motors - no moving parts to fix - no service charges.”
Alan Dunn
1966
"In addition to safety seat belts, smash-proof door locks, and sponge dash, this model comes with a complete set of crash helmets."
"In addition to safety seat belts, smash-proof door locks, and sponge dash, this model comes with a complete set of crash helmets."
Alan Dunn
1955
Image Not Available for Saigon “Spies” On Trial: A former special assistant to President Nguyen Van Thieu, Huynh Van Trong (left), greets his defense lawyer as he and 42 other accused members of a reputed intelligence ring arrive at a military courtroom here November 28th, 1969 for their trial on espionage charges. Trong is accused of having “unauthorized” contacts with the Viet Cong and is being tried for “high treason” and “rebellion”
Saigon “Spies” On Trial: A former special assistant to President Nguyen Van Thieu, Huynh Van Trong (left), greets his defense lawyer as he and 42 other accused members of a reputed intelligence ring arrive at a military courtroom here November 28th, 1969 for their trial on espionage charges. Trong is accused of having “unauthorized” contacts with the Viet Cong and is being tried for “high treason” and “rebellion”
Nguyen Ngoc Anh
1969
The Battle of Chicamauga - Thomas’s men repulsing the charges of the Rebels
The Battle of Chicamauga - Thomas’s men repulsing the charges of the Rebels
1863
The Wording of Police Charges
The Wording of Police Charges
R. B. Kitaj
1969
"You might stress the fact that there is absolutely no charge for admission."
"You might stress the fact that there is absolutely no charge for admission."
Alan Dunn
1944
“May I see you alone, please?”
“May I see you alone, please?”
Alan Dunn
1929
“Please, Mr. President!”
“Please, Mr. President!”
Alan Dunn
1962
"Please don't send me no more packages unless I have asked for them."
"Please don't send me no more packages unless I have asked for them."
Alan Dunn
1942
"Can you hurry, please? I'm triple-parked."
"Can you hurry, please? I'm triple-parked."
Alan Dunn
1957
"Scrambled eggs, please."
"Scrambled eggs, please."
Alan Dunn
1945
"Just a minute - that isn't much fun for Mrs. Mayhew. Mr. Mayhew, will you sit over here, please?"
"Just a minute - that isn't much fun for Mrs. Mayhew. Mr. Mayhew, will you sit over here, please?"
Alan Dunn
1930