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Goldstein
November 17, 1951

Harry Mace
November 15, 1952

Stan Hunt
September 13, 1952

Marty Lowenstein
August 4, 1951

Dave Gerard
June 2, 1951

Hank Ketcham
May 26, 1951

O’Brien
April 10, 1954

Larry Harris
February 2, 1952

Harry Mace
December 15, 1951
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Comments
Thank you for the correction. Sometimes it’s a challenge to decipher those signatures!
They really are all very funny so it’s harder to pick one favorite. Definitely the one about the father’s singing, followed by Dad’s questioning his $6k investment on his son, then the top two, and finally my most favorite of Dad’s screaming sarcasm about “EVERYTHING tasting SO much better outdoors!”
The father’s singing cartoon is by the great Henry “Hank” Ketcham, creator of Dennis the Menace. The O’Brien signature is the way that Jack O’Brien signed his work in the 50s-70s. Nice to know that he made the Post, the goal of every cartoonist of his era.
My favorite is number five. Reminds me of the “Bank of Dad”. Been there, done that.
All very funny. My favorite was the one about the father’s singing.