Pop Culture Featuring the Estate of Jay Ward

(Ward, 1950) A hand-painted production cel of “Crusader Rabbit.” The animated series was the first to be produced specifically for t

(Ward, 1950s-60s) An original drawing of Crusader Rabbit and his sidekick Rags from “Crusader Rabbit.” With an image size of 6.75[x=

(Friskies, 1950s) An oversized postcard of Crusader Rabbit and Rags, offered as a promotion by Friskies Dog Food. Friskies sponsored “Crusade

(Tryne, 1956) A Crusader Rabbit TV game complete with all parts including four cut-out TV boards of Crusader Rabbit, four playing pieces, and a Rags t

(Rosebud Art, 1950s) A Crusader Rabbit Paint Set with 19 colors of dry paint and three bottled, a brush, two drawings to color, two mixing dishes, six

(Rosebud Art, 1950s) A very rare Crusader Rabbit Fun Kit “packed with harmless fun-filled tricks.” The box and insert feature Crusad

(Rosebud Art, 1950s) A Crusader Rabbit Slate ‘N’ Chalk Set with a slate, two boxes of chalk, five paints with a brush and dish, five

(Gabriel, 1956) A collection of Crusader Rabbit puzzles. Each box contains three puzzles with frames, for a total of six in the set. The puzzles measu

(Ward, 1980s) An original hand-painted scene cel of Crusader Rabbit, signed by Jay Ward in black marker. With an image size of 6.75” x 8.75

(Ward, 1980s) An original hand-painted and inked scene cel of Crusader Rabbit and Rags, signed by Jay Ward in black marker. With an image size of 4.5

(Ward, 1989) An original hand-painted scene cel of Crusader Rabbit and Rags “filming” their show, signed by Jay Ward. With an image

(Ward, 1970s) A collection of Crusader Rabbit production drawings for Scene Cels and other merchandise. Included are five original pencil drawings on

(T.A.P. Inc., 1950) A 14-page storyboard pitch book for “The Comic Strips of Television,” with the earliest known images of Rocky an

(Ward, 1959/1983) A collection of original production-used model sheets of Rocky and Bullwinkle. Included are two photostats of the very first model s

(Ward, 1959) A complete storyboard book for the very first “Rocky and Bullwinkle” cartoon. Jay Ward often used books like these to p

(Ward, 1959) An original model drawing of Fearless Leader for “Rocky and His Friends” by Al Shean. Measuring 8.5” x 12.5[x=

(Ward, 1959) An original model drawing of Fearless Leader for “Rocky and His Friends” by Al Shean. Employer of Rocky and Bullwinkle

(Ward, 1960) A character development drawing of King Bushwick by Al Shean for “Rocky and His Friends.” King Bushwick appears in the

(Ward, 1960) An original concept drawing of The Moose Nappers from “Rocky and His Friends.” This gang kidnaps Bullwinkle during the

(Ward, 1970s) Three storyboard pages for an unproduced “Rocky and Bullwinkle” revival featuring King Size by Alex Anderson. Measurin