Pop Culture Featuring the Estate of Jay Ward

(Ward, 1996) An “Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle” single-sided vinyl banner, likely promoting a home video release. Measuring 72

(Vought, 1996) A very rare ceramic tile of Rocky and Bullwinkle, released in a limited edition of only 20. This unnumbered Proof is signed by the arti

(A. Royale & Co, 1997) A Rocky and Bullwinkle printed necktie design with handwritten notes. The 10” x 3.75 design on 12” x 4.75

(Lionel, 1999) An “O” gauge train car featuring an image of Rocky and Bullwinkle on each side with “The Adventures of Rocky

(Universal, 2000) A large cardboard theater display promoting the release of the live-action and animated “The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwi

(Ward, 2000) A collection of 17 invitations to the world premiere of the live-action and animated “The Adventures of Rocky Bullwinkle,

(ILM, 2000) Rare animator’s maquettes created by Industrial Light & Magic from the production of “The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwi

(Universal, 2000) A clapper board-themed binder and unopened style guide for “The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle.” Style guides

(Universal, 2000) A large poster for the live-action and animated film “The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle,” starring Moose, Squ

(Funko, 2007) A set of four Bullwinkle Wacky Wobbler Bobbleheads released exclusively at the 2007 San Diego Comic Con in a limited edition of 240, as

(Paned Expressions Studios, 2000s) A hand-crafted stained glass panel featuring Rocky and Bullwinkle. This and over 60 other patterns featuring Jay Wa

(Funko, 2014) Four Funko POP! figurines of Jay Ward Productions characters including Rocky, Bullwinkle, Mr. Peabody, and Sherman. Measuring 4.5

(Ward, 1960s-70s) A hand-painted cel and background of Dudley Do-Right riding Horse. The production overlay on the piece indicates it was made to prod

(Ward, 1970s) A pair of storyboard pages from an unproduced “Rocky and Bullwinkle” revival by Alex Anderson, featuring Dudley Do-Rig

(Ward, 1960s) A hand-painted cel with a custom-painted background of Bullwinkle and Dudley Do-Right. The “Fauntleroy Patrol” was the

(Ward, 1970s-80s) A color model cel of Bullwinkle and Dudley Do-Right and a hand-painted background from an unknown production. Measuring 10.5

(Ward, 1961) The original art for a Dudley Do-Right comic strip for U.S. Savings bonds. Allan Burns drew this for a campaign coinciding with the premi

(Ward, 1962) A Dudley Do-Right “The Fink of the Month Award" ribbon gifted to VIPs as part of Jay Ward's Operation Loudmouth promotio...

(Ward, 1962) A Dudley Do-Right “The Fink of the Month Award" ribbon gifted to VIPs as part of Jay Ward's Operation Loudmouth promotio...

(Universal, 1960s-70s) A “Dudley Do-Right” prototype Thermos and lunchbox manufactured by Universal Vacuum Products. The Thermos fea

(Ward, 1989) Scene Cel #17 in the Jay Ward Productions Original Animation Scene Cels Collection, featuring Snidely Whiplash, Nell Fenwick, and Dudley

(Ward, 1989) Scene Cel #18 in the Jay Ward Productions Original Animation Scene Cels Collection, featuring Nell Fenwick, Snidely Whiplash, and Dudley

(Ward, 1989) Scene Cel #21 in the Jay Ward Productions Original Animation Scene Cels Collection, featuring Nell Fenwick and Dudley Do-Right, signed by

(Ward, 1989) Scene Cel #22 in the Jay Ward Productions Original Animation Scene Cels Collection, featuring Snidely Whiplash and Nell Fenwick from

(Ward, 1989) An original hand-inked and painted animation scene cel of Dudley Do-Right, Snidely Whiplash, and Horse, signed in black ink by Jay Ward.

(Madame Alexander, 1999) A pair of Dudley Do-Right and Nell Fenwick dolls by Madame Alexander. Each plastic doll features a painted face, fully stitch

(Universal, 1999) Three poster tests for the live-action “Dudley Do-Right” starring Brendan Fraser. These tests feature temporary te

(Universal, 1999) A pair of one-sheets for the live-action “Dudley Do-Right” starring Brendan Fraser. Measuring 27” x 40[x=

(Universal, 1999) A director’s chair created in tribute to Ramona Ward during the production of the live-action “Dudley Do-Right

(Ward, 1959-1964) A collection of six pages of character designs for “Fractured Fairy Tales” by Al Shean. Included are designs of a

(Ward, 1960s-70s) A drawing of Aesop and Son from their segment of “The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show.” With an image size of 8.75

(Ward, 1989) Scene Cel #26 in the Jay Ward Productions Original Animation Scene Cels Collection, featuring Fractured Fairy Tales, signed in black ink

(Ward, 1997) A collection of 25 typed story outlines for the Fractured Fairy Tales anthology by A.J. Jacobs. Published by Ward Productions, the book f

(Ward, 1959) An original production cel of Mr. Peabody and Sherman from the first episode of the “Peabody’s Improbable History

(Ward, 1960s-80s) Five photostat model sheets with two duplicates of Mr. Peabody and Sherman from the “Peabody’s Improbable History

(Ward, 1989) Scene Cel #23 in the Jay Ward Productions Original Animation Scene Cels Collection, featuring Mr. Peabody and Sherman, signed by Ward in

(Ward, 1989) Scene #24 in the Jay Ward Productions Original Animation Scene Cels Collection, featuring Mr. Peabody and Sherman, signed in black ink by

(Ward, 1989) An original hand-inked and painted animation scene cel of Mr. Peabody and Sherman, signed in black ink by Jay Ward. With an image size of

(Ward, 1960s-70s) Jay Ward’s one-of-a-kind Bullwinkle mascot costume. In the early 1960s, Ward was one of the first to use cartoon character

(Ward, 1960s) Jay Ward’s one-of-a-kind Rocky the Flying Squirrel costume. In the early 1960s, Ward was one of the first to use cartoon charac

(Bacigalupi, 1965) A wooden street organ owned by Jay Ward. Included is a note signed by Louis Bacigalupi, who made the instrument, with a catalog of

(Ward, 1970s-80s) A hand-crafted table gifted to Jay Ward by a fan. Styled similar to Bullwinkle’s magic table, the piece is covered by velve

(Ward, 1970s-80s) A unique brightly hand-painted bookcase, used in the offices of Jay Ward Productions. Measuring 35” x 11.5” x 39.5

(Thompson, 1962) Jay Ward’s personal Issue #4 of Comic Art, one of the earliest fanzines, by Don and Maggie Thompson. This issue was sent to

(Ward, 1960s) A Christmas on the Sunset Strip booklet, most likely sent as a Christmas Card from Jay Ward Productions. Twelve pages of cartoons give q

(Ward, 1961) A pair of Season’s Greetings from Jay Ward Productions posters featuring art by Sam Clayberger. These designs of a festive Bullw

(Ward, 1960s-70s) A double-sided Office Christmas Party Kit and Game from Jay Ward Productions, sent instead of a traditional holiday card. The kit in

(Ward, 1960s-80s) A Jay Ward Productions Christmas gag poster featuring Christians vs. The Lions at the Roman Colosseum and the phrase “Merry

(Ward, 1980) The original art for a Christmas card of Jay Ward and Dudley Do-Right with a very fishy Snidely Whiplash. With an image size of 8.5

(Ward, 1960s) A large collection of sheet music from several Jay Ward Productions, including an original “Bullwinkle Episode Closing