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Original drawing of a man labeled "Iran" holding a gun to his head while also holding a large eagle representing the U.S. as a hostage.

Original drawing of Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini cutting paper dolls, each of which has a US dollar symbol on it.

Original drawing of nine crosses bearing the names Bakke, Lewis, McIntosh, Mayo, Harvey, Holmes, Johnston, and McMillan. A United States Air Force plane lies crashed in the background.

Original drawing of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, scissors in mouth, unfolding a set of paper dolls on which is written "HOSTAGES."

Original drawing of an Iranian terrorist wearing a pot with "Student" written on it as a hat, smoking a cigarette. His foot rests on the knee of a bound American hostage.

Original drawing of Iranian foreign minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh whispering into the ear of an unhappy Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.

Original drawing of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini sitting on a bound man. Khomeini holds a long list titled "Ransom Demands."

Original drawing of an Iranian terrorist lighting the cigarette of a bound American hostage.

Original drawing of a yo-yo anthropomorphized as Secretary-General of the United Nations Kurt Waldheim; a hand labeled "Iran" manipulates the toy

Original drawing of U.S. President Jimmy Carter watching Iranian foreign minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh on television. Ghotbzadeh holds a sign that reads "To Terrorists: No Deals - Retributions Only."

Original drawing of a woman sitting in a chair, reading a newspaper with headline "Bani-Sadr Backs and Fills on Hostages." A man stands next to her and holds out a Groucho Marx disguise (glasses, nose, moustache mask)

Original drawing of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini sitting on a bound man labeled "Hostages." The oversized boots of a Red Army soldier dwarf him.

Original drawing of Ramsey Clark and Ayatollah Khomeini standing over a large pot filled with hostages.

Original drawing of Ayatollah Khomeini holding a bound hostage in one hand while he himself is being held hostage by a larger hand (History).

Original drawing of Ayatollah Khomeini standing in a window in the background looking at a soldier reading a book to a hostage (presumably American).

Original drawing of Jimmy Carter extending a hand in "friendship" toward Ayatollah Khomeini who is sitting on the ground.

Original drawing of the backside of Ronald Reagan and Ayatollah Khomeini in a wild west showdown. Both have holsters and pistols.

Original drawing of a Frenchman handing over a box of jewels and trinkets to Ayatollah Khomeini. In the background is a fuming Ronald Reagan.

Original drawing of the Statue of Liberty holding up an Iranian student by his shirt and admonishing him.

Original drawing of an interview between an NBC reporter and what appears to be an Iranian student/soldier with an American hostage. The reporter has one hand draped over a camera that has the word, "NBC" written on it, and the other hand holding a microphone between himself and the student/soldier. The student is dressed in military gear with an AK-47 rifle slung over his shoulder and a grenade on his chest rig. He wears a helmet with the word, "student" on it. In one hand he holds a set of papers and the other holds a large knife to the throat of the hostage, who is tied to a chair

A fortress castle with a drawbridge and a moat with the American seal on the front. There are archers on the roofs.

Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the 1st Supreme Leader of Iran is shooting up with a bottle of "hate."

Mexican American, Sergeant William "Billy" Gallegos stands in the back of a convertible automobile in a parade in his honor in Denver, Colorado. Gallegos, in uniform, a Marine Corps Sergeant and former guard at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, Iran, was held hostage for 444 days.