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How's the Squid?A Book of Food Cartoons by New Yorker Cartoonist Jack Ziegler128 pages of Ziegler's favourite cartoons.The book is in pristine condition, except that someone drew 2 short (1") lines on the acknowledgements/data page. But I don't think it's been read. The dust jacket is in excellent condition, with just a little shelf wear.

October 18 & 25, 1999. 'The Next Generation'
258 Pages, no label
Cover: Big Baby, by Carter Goodrich
Ronald Reagan, Hilton Sisters, West Nile Virus & the CIA
This cover has a matched over-flap of the same image, announcing 'The Next Generation'.
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Condition: The magazine has not been read and the original insert cards are in it. There is dog-earing to the back cover. Page 6/7 have been torn out; page 6 was half of a Prada spread; Page 7 was half of a spread for Dom Perignon.
Otherwise perfect.
Carter Goodrich is an American illustrator with many New Yorker covers to his credit. He is well-established in animation, working on Finding Nemo, Shrek, Sinbad and Despicable Me, among others. He has also written and illustrated several books.

September 17, 2001.
174 Pages, no label
Cover: Yearning to Breathe Free, by Michael Roberts
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Condition: Pristine
Michael Roberts (1947- ) is a British fashion journalist and the Fashion & Style director for Vanity Fair. He has worked as fashion director for The New Yorker, fashion editor of The Sunday Times, style director and art director of Tatler, design director of British Vogue, Paris editor of Vanity Fair, and editor of Boulevard Magazine. He has published four books of illustrations.

April 1, 2019.94 Pages, no label or barcode

Cover: Brooklyn or Bust, by Bruce McCall
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Condition: Slight crease at stapled edge. Otherwise perfect.

November 22, 1999 – The Cartoon Issue.
216 Pages, no label, small barcode
Cover: Something for Everyone, by Roz Chast
Andy Kaufman, Poisoning in Japan, Gore & Clinton, New York Yankees
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New Yorker Cartoons, Andy Kaufman, Poisoning in Japan, Gore & Clinton, New York Yankees
Condition: Pristine.
The magazine has not been read and the original insert cards are in it.
It had an advertising card glued to the front cover. Some of the glue is still on the spine; you can easily remove it.

Roz Chast (1954-) is an American cartoonist and a staff cartoonist for The New Yorker. Since 1978, she has published more than 800 cartoons in The New Yorker.She also publishes cartoons in Scientific American and the Harvard Business Review.

This is the March 4, 2019 edition of the New Yorker. The cover is Barry Blitt's illustration of Donald Trump on the roof of the White House with a 'Finish the Wall' sign.
72 Pages
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Inside:
- Robots
- The Needs of Dementia Patients
- Jail Healthcare Crisis
- Jasper Johns
- Stephen Sondheim
The magazine is in good condition but, as I was scanning it, the cover slipped off its staples. You can reattach it if you like.Otherwise, it's perfect

November 14, 2006
93 Pages, no label

Cover: Watch Your Back Mountain, by Mark Ulriksen
Torture Policy, Louisiana Sinking, Hamas, Puccini, Getty Malibu House
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Condition: Excellent. There is a tiny white scratch near the spine, which can be masked.

July 20, 1987.94 Pages, no label or barcode
Cover: Farm, by James Stevenson
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Condition: There's a tiny white scratch on the upper right-hand corner (see scan). Otherwise perfect.

October 12, 1987.
146 Pages, no label or barcode
Cover: Couple Renting Videos on a Rainy Day, Barbara Westman
Poland, Poetry, Leroy and Kathy Looper
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Condition: Pristine
The magazine has not been read and the original insert cards are in it.
Barbara Westman (b 1929-?) is, or was, an American illustrator who was to Boston what Bemelmans was to Paris. She is well-known for her crowded and meticulously-detailed depictions of Boston neighbourhoods. Although she did extensive work for the Boston Globe, and her work appears in museums and art galleries, and she produced at least ten covers for The New Yorker, she has managed to stay entirely out of the limelight, to the extent that no one seems to know if she's still alive.

June 1, 1987.
118 Pages, no label or barcode
Cover: Seed Packets for Meals, by Roz Chast
Switzerland, Brasil, Avigdor Arikha
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Condition: Pristine; not read—all insert cards are still in it.

Roz Chast (1954-) is an American cartoonist and a staff cartoonist for The New Yorker. Since 1978, she has published more than 800 cartoons in The New Yorker. She also publishes cartoons in Scientific American and the Harvard Business Review.

April 24, 2006.
The Journeys Issue
184 Pages, no label
Cover: Three Landscapes, by Lorenzo Mattotti
Back Cover: Anthony Bourdain Travel Channel Ad
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Condition: Very good. There was a overlay glued to it. The remnants of that remain on the spine.

Lorenzo Mattotti (1954- ) is an Italian comics artist and illustrator. His illustrations have been published in magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Vogue, The New Yorker, Le Monde and Vanity Fair. He is well-known for his Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde graphic novel.

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February 29, 1988.
98 Pages, no label or barcode
Cover: Couple Happily Shopping for Ties, Barbara Westman
Bats, Volcanoes, Poetry
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Bats, Volcanoes, Poetry
Condition: The magazine has not been read and the original insert cards are in it. However, the staples are starting to come through the spine and have caused 2 tiny tears—they're so small though, they don't appear on the scan.

Barbara Westman (b 1929-?) is, or was, an American illustrator who was to Boston what Bemelmans was to Paris. She is very well-known for her crowded and meticulously-detailed depictions of Boston neighbourhoods. Although she did extensive work for the Boston Globe, and her work appears in museums and art galleries, and she produced at least ten covers for The New Yorker, she managed to stay entirely out of the limelight, to the extent that no one seems to know if she's still alive.

February 22 and March 1 1999
190 Pages
Cover: City of Dreams by Edward Sorel
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Condition: There's a bump to the right edge which looks like part of the design. There was originally an overlay glued to the spine and its remnants remain.
Otherwise perfect.

October 26, 1987.
148 Pages, no label or barcode
Cover: Blank Autumn Canvas with Leaf Pallette, Eugene Mihaesco
Asteroids, BulgariaSee Table of Contents Scan
Condition: Slight crease to cover, not quite a dog ear. Otherwise perfect; the magazine has not been read and the original insert cards are in it.
Eugene Mihaesco (1937-) is a Romanian illustrator who was a regular contributor to The New York Times, Time, and The New Yorker, where he published 70 covers between 1972 and 1992.

New Yorker June 19, 2017See Table of Contents ScanCover: Modern Times, by Barry BlittUnread, Mint Condition

June 22, 1987.98 Pages, no label or barcode
Cover: Trees Under Glass, Eugene Mihaesco
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Condition: Pristine
Eugene Mihaesco (1937-) is a Romanian illustrator who was a regular contributor to The NewYork Times, Time, and The New Yorker, where he published 70 covers between 1972 and 1992.

December 13, 1999
116 Pages, no label, small barcode
Cover: The Big Bag, by Franco Matticchio
Fresh Prince, Battle Over Evolution, Nat Turner, Aaron Copland
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Condition: Pristine.
The magazine has not been read.
Franco Matticchio (1957-) is an Italian painter, comic book artist and illustrator known for his lush New Yorker covers and his depictions of animals.

Dec 28, 1987.
130 Pages, no label or barcode
Cover: Elves Assembling Santa Puzzle, Lonni Sue Johnson
GARRISON KEILLOR, BUG ART, JAZZ, BEIJING
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Condition: It's a white cover, which is starting to yellow at the edges. Otherwise, perfect.

Lonni Sue Johnson (1950-) is an American illustrator whose work appeared in The New Yorker, The New York Times, The Boston Globe and The Washington Post. In 2007, she developed encephalitis and has since been suffering from amnesia. She is still creating and has a website.

June 14, 1999.
96 Pages, no label
Cover: Family Portrait, by William Steig

Fake Holocaust Memoir, Stanley Kubrick, Hereditary Politics
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Condition: Pristine
William Steig (1907-2003) was an American cartoonist,sculptor, illustrator and writer of children's books. Hailed as the 'King of Cartoons', he began working for The New Yorker in 1930, producing 2,600 drawings and 117 covers. As an author, he is best known for the picture books Sylvester and the Magic Pebble, Abel's Island and Doctor DeSoto. He was also the creator of Shrek.

January 19, 1987.
94 Pages, no label or barcode
Cover: Skating at the Bonfire, by Arthur Getz
Rosamond Bernier, New Delhi, Kentucky, Postal Inspection Service
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Condition: Pristine

Arthur Getz (1913-1996) was an American illustrator best known for his 50-year career as a cover artist for The New Yorker. Between 1938 and 1988, 213 Getz covers appeared on the magazine, making him the most prolific New Yorker cover artist of the 20th century. Getz also wrote and illustrated children's books.