Pop Culture Featuring the Estate of Jay Ward

(Ward, 1960-80s) A screen-printed gag patch for “Jay Ward’s First Annual 1923 Open Closed Invitational Thing” allegedly hel

(Ward, 1963) A collection of five pieces of “Fractured Flickers” original promotional artwork. Jay Ward’s “Fractur

(Ward, 1963) An Official Programme for Jay Ward’s Coney Island Film Festival held on September 12, 1963. The festival was a premiere party fo

(Ward, 1963) A pair of press releases announcing the Miss 1919 beauty contest at Jay Ward’s Coney Island Film Festival in 1963, held to promo

(Joseph Brenner Associates, 1968) A poster for “Jay Ward’s Intergalactic Film Festival” for a theatrical release of selecti

(Ward, 1950s-60s) Jay Ward Cartoon Shows presentation art by Allan Burns, demonstrating mid-century design simplicity. Made of paper and decal letteri

(Ward, 1962) A pair of United States of America maps boldly pinpointing the “Moosylvania” island between Minnesota and Canada that J

(Ward, 1962) A pair of photos from the “Statehood for Moosylvania” campaign. In the style of his later “Fractured Flickers

(Ward, 1962) An original illustration of the opening of the Farkling Championships by Allan Burns. A pamphlet that promoted Jay Ward’s

(Ward, 1962) “A Salute To Moosylvania!!” 33 ½ RPM vinyl record by the Jay Ward Gypsy Bugle Corps & Madrigal Society. This novel...

(Ward, 1962) A brochure for Jay Ward’s Traveling World’s Fair, distributed as part of Operation Loudmouth to promote the Bullwinkle

(Ward, 1962) A poster for “Bullwinkle’s Picnic at The Plaza,” held on “February 29” (actually March 1), 1

(Ward, 1962) A rare poster/invitation for Jay Ward’s indoor Picnic at the New York Plaza Hotel, held on “February 29th” (ac

(Ward, 1962) A “Miss Bullwinkle Show” ribbon awarded to winners of the “Miss Bullwinkle Contest” held at Jay Ward

(Ward, 1962) An “Exceptional Adequacy Award” ribbon gifted to VIPs as part of Jay Ward's Operation Loudmouth promotion of “

(Ward, 1962) A Boris Badenov “The Medal of Dishonor” ribbon gifted to VIPs as part of Jay Ward’s Operation Loudmouth promot

(Ward, 1962) A Bullwinkle award button, created as part of a marketing campaign and given to VIPs to promote “The Bullwinkle Show.”

(Ward, 1960s-80s) An unused certificate and card verifying that the holder is an esteemed member of the Bullwinkle Fan Club. The pieces feature printe

(Ward, 1990s) A collection of 94 black and white photocopy pages of promotional material relating to “The Bullwinkle Show,” known as

(Various, 1959-64) A collection of four periodicals and a short script with an original gag drawing. Included are a December 1963 GQ with a six-page a

(Macfadden/Broadcasting Publications, 1962/63) A January 1962 issue of TV Radio Mirror and a February 1963 Television Magazine with cover articles rel

(Ward, 1962-63) A collection of ‘Teen and Teen Screen Magazines with entry forms for the “Name Bullwinkle” contest, an arti

(Ward, 1960s-70s) The only production cel of Ponsonby Britt, O.B.E., the fictitious “Executive Producer” whose name appears in the c

(Ward, 1967-70s) An original layout for a Jay Ward Productions multi-character scene cel comprised of photocopy and hand-drawn character animation dra

(Ward, 1960s-80s) An original drawing of Bullwinkle from “Rocky and Bullwinkle” by Jay Ward, signed in blue ink to the lower right.

(Ward, 1970s-80s) Production art from developing a title stat for “Pottsylvanian,” meaning from the home country of Boris and Natash

(Ward, 1962) A certificate awarding Arthur Harris the lock to the city of Bullwinkle, parodying the traditional “Key to the City” aw

(Ward, 1978) A poster of Bullwinkle on a bearskin rug, similar to a 1972 "Eat Your Heart Out, Burt Reynolds" billboard Jay Ward posted abo...

(Ward, 1989) The original hand-inked and colored artwork of Rocky, Bullwinkle, Boris, and Natasha, used for “Blabber Mouth,” #1 in t

(Ward, 1989) A portrait cel of Rocky and Bullwinkle together with their creator, Jay Ward. Ward’s photo portrait is the center of the piece,

(Ward, 1990s-2000s) A pair of unused Jay Ward Productions Inc. stationery notepads featuring Ward’s beloved characters including Rocky and Bu

(Ward, 1980s-2000s) A pair of unused Jay Ward Productions Inc. stationery notepads featuring Bullwinkle. Measuring 6.25” x 11” each,

(Ward, 1960s) A screen print of Jay Ward and Bill Scott caricatures with “The Bullwinkle Show” characters on a steamboat, illustrate

(Ward, 1960s-80s) A Chief Bullwinkle silk and cap worn by legendary jockey Bill Shoemaker. Shoemaker set the world record for the most career victorie

(Anne Roper Racing Colors, 1960s-80s) Jay Ward’s personal Chief Bullwinkle jockey silk and poof-ball cap. A horse racing enthusiast, Ward fou

(Vera III, 1970s-80s) A painting of Bullwinkle as “The Chief,” the logo of Jay Ward’s horse racing team and stable, origina

(Ward, 1970s-80s) An original painting of the Bullwinkle Stable logo sent by a fan to Jay Ward. The framed painting with a brass plaque that reads [x=

(Martinez, 2014) A Rocky and Bullwinkle-themed mosaic chair created by artist Juliana Martinez for Moosylvania: A Group Art Show Tribute to Jay Ward,

(Ward, 2000) A large Bullwinkle golden statue from the premiere of “The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle.” Composed of styrofoam,

(Ward, 1960s) An original drawing of the “Hoppity Hooper” minor character, Charlie Horse eating Jay Ward’s head. With an im

(Milton Bradley, 1964) A Hoppity Hooper board game by Milton Bradley. Measuring 9.5” x 19” x 1.5”, the box is in good condi

(Whitman, 1966) A Hoppity Hooper vs. Skippity Snooper storybook published by Whitman in their Tell-A-Tale Books series. Measuring 6.5” x 5.5

(Ward, 1964-65) The presentation board for the original “George of the Jungle” concept. As first conceived by Allan Burns and Chris

(Ward, 1967/75) A complete photocopy set of the storyboards for the “George of the Jungle” pilot episode, with caricatures of Kathar

(Ward, 1967/75) An original “George of the Jungle” production-used script with penciled notations, and a duplicate copy used to make

(Ward, 1967) An original concept drawing for an Oo-oo bird from the “George of the Jungle” episode “Oo-oo Birds of a Feathe

(Ward, 1967) An original production concept drawing of George of the Jungle in his Oo-oo bird costume from the story “Oo-oo Birds of a Feathe

(Ward, 1967) An original gator concept drawing from the “George of the Jungle” episode “The Malady Lingers On.” Wi

(Ward, 1967) An original concept drawing of George and Ape from “George of the Jungle.” With an image size of 6.75” x 8.5

(Ward, 1967) An original concept drawing of Shep from “George of the Jungle.” Measuring 3.25” x 4.25”, the graphit