Raynors HCA 2015-02
This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 2/19/2015
Judge was a weekly satirical magazine published in New York. William J. Arkell purchased the magazine in the middle 1880s. A supporter of the Republican Party, Arkell persuaded his cartoonists to attack the Democratic administration of Grover Cleveland. With G.O.P. aid, Judge boomed during the '80s and '90s. Group of 18 Issues of Judge, each issue is 16pp., color covers and color centerspread, near fine condition. We will note the date and one of the color pages for each issue, to include; April 14, 1888, Center Spread of Uncle Sam scolding Cleveland, ...plus, April 28, 1888, Center Spread of of all the Republican Candidates, ...plus, May 19, 1888, Center Spread of of democratic party urging the Republicans not to nominate Blaine, ...plus, May 26, 1888, Front cover in baseball them, shows a battered Cleveland, ...plus, June 2, 1888, Center Spread of Democratic mud slingers hurling at a GAR amputee, ...plus, June 9, 1888, Center Spread of the Democratic party convention, ...plus, July 7, 1888, Center Spread of the Declaration of Dependence, ...plus, July 14, 1888 Center Spread of Cleveland and Thurman Auctioneers, ...plus, July 28, 1888, Center Spread of all the nations picking the carcass of the American workman, ...plus, August 4, 1888, , Front Cover shows “guard dog” Uncle Sam intimidating Cleveland, ...plus, August 11, 1888, Front Cover shows James Blaine reporting for duty, ...plus, August 18, 1888, Center Spread of Democratics at a Rum Party, ...plus, August 25, 1888, Center Spread of Cleveland walking the tightrope over a split party, ...plus, September 1, 1888, Center Spread of Uncle Sam laughing at Democratic politians who stiired the beehive, ...plus, September 8, 1888, Center Spread of “A Dead Donkey” being the Democratic party, ...plus, September 15, 1888, Center Spread of Cleveland’s message on Retaliation, ...plus, September 22, 1888, Center Spread of Uncle Sam presenting American jobs to England, ...plus, September 29, 1888, Front Cover shows Uncle Sam Pawning American jobs to England, ...plus, October 6, 1888, Front Cover of Grover Cleveland Political Banner.
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