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Original drawing of a highly decorated, presumably Polish, military officer. His hat bears a hammer and sickle and his sleeve reads "Junta." He attempts to put out the fire on his backside with a hose labeled "Warsaw Fire Dept." while he reaches for a phone to call the Moscow Fire Dept.

Chairman Mao is is holding two marionettes. One called "Nkrumah" has broken off but the other one carrying "Sukarno" and "Castro" continue to be controlled by Mao.

Original drawing of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir and Supreme Leader of Iran Ali Khamenei crouching in a perch at the top of Mt. Orthodoxy. Khamenei holds a missile while Shamir mans an automatic rifle.

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Original drawing of Soviet military officials blowing out a candle (Czechoslovakia).

Original drawing of Chairman Mao and U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in an audience, sitting behind Mao is Premier Chou En-lai. They are presumably in attendance for the "Peking Ballet", as indicated by the playbill Kissinger is holding. Kissinger looks solemn as he holds an olive branch, a document titled "Middle East Agreements" sits on his lap. Mao is turned towards Kissinger and smiling at him

Original drawing of dinosaurs submerged in an oil pit, one of them is leaning over a sinking car labeled "The Detroit Monster."

Original drawing of talking automobiles side by side, one of their license plates reads "Detroit", the other "Imports."

Original drawing of two walking bombs with their fuses lit, one is labeled "P.L.O.", the other "I.R.A." both are holding up a sign that reads "Women & Children First."

Original drawing of three men. One is wearing a hat and a suit that has "Egypt" in capital letters on it. The second man is wearing a peaked cap and military uniform that has the word "Syria" written on it in capital letters. He is holding an army tank and airplane on his back. The third man is dressed in a Russian military uniform and is placing the airplane on top of the military tank.

Original drawing of Henry Kissinger dressed as a plumber. He is holding two wrenches, one in each hand, and is intertwined in the middle of several pipes that are steaming and leaking water. At his feet is a toolbox full of tools and the initials "H.K." on it. Written in all capital letters to the left of Kissinger is "Middle East."

Original drawing of President Richard Nixon and former National Security Advisor and Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger. In the background are two American flags. Nixon is sitting behind a desk while Kissinger is sitting in a chair and facing Nixon. Kissinger is holding a briefcase with the initials "HK" on it.

Original drawing of two men dressed in Middle Eastern garb, one is holding the phone to report the call from U.S. Secretary of State Alexander Haig to the other.

Original drawing of a man pointing a gun to his head, he is holding a sign that reads "Polish Solidarity on Strike."

Original drawing of a man (Foreign Controllers) standing in front of multiple cannons firing off missiles at a plane labeled "U.S. Airlines."

Original drawing of a man holding a wheelbarrow with sacks labeled "U.S. Grain", in front of him is an over-sized bear with a sign that reads "Feed Bear at Your Own Risk."

Original drawing of two men, one is digging through a trash can, the other is leaning against a wall and holding a newspaper that reads "Thatcher, Reagan to Hang Tough."

Original drawing of a man in Middle Eastern garb sitting on top of an over-sized leaking barrel labeled "OPEC". Underneath it are multiple buckets, one reads "Midnight Sales" the other "Cut Rates". Standing besides the barrel is a man wearing a blazer labeled "The West."

Original drawing of presumably two farmers, one is sitting on a tractor and the other is leaning against it. The field they're in is empty and the building behind them has a sign labeled "U.S. Industry Inc.", with a sticker labeled "Closed" over it.

Original drawing of U.S. President Ronald Reagan on a row boat labeled "U.S." and throwing a lifebuoy to a man wearing a poncho labeled "Peso" and straddling a tank branded "PEMEX."

Original drawing of U.S. President Ronald Reagan sitting in the corner of a classroom in a dunce hat. He is reading a book titled "History of U.S. Involvement in Vietnam."

Original drawing of U.S. President Ronald Reagan and U.K. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher speaking to each other on the phone.

Original drawing of a woman, presumably Margaret Thatcher, receiving a large bouquet of flowers. The florist's jacket reads "Downing St. Florists LTD.", Reference to "Ron" may be a mention to Ronald Reagan.

Original drawing of President Ronald Reagan reading the newspaper with the headline "Pope Ends Latin Tour" while on the phone (labeled "Hot Line") with Yuri Andropov.

Original drawing of a boy struck by an arrow with the word "Imbert" written on it. He is wearing a shirt that reads "Dominican Republic". President Lyndon B. Johnson is struggling to remove the arrow. On the ground next to them is a bow with the abbreviation "USMC."

Original drawing of Arthur Goldberg sitting next to the members of Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, presumably during a United Nations meeting.

Original drawing of Charles de Gaulle singing and playing a ukulele while sitting in a wagon, the word "France" is written on it. The wagon's handle is hitched to a star with the word "China" on it.

Original drawing of U.S. President Ronald Reagan handing Lebanese President Elias Sarkis a check for 10 billion dollars.

Original drawing of USSR General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev and a Chinese man (presumably People's Republic of China leader Deng Xiaoping) divided by a deep canyon. Brezhnev crouches with a needle and thread, attempting to sew up the divide.

Original drawing of U.S. President Ronald Reagan looking through a set of binoculars. He covers up the lens that reads "Latin Right" and looks solely through the lens that reads "Latin Left."

Original drawing of Senator Jesse Helms crying, clinging to the feet of a much larger President Augusto Pinochet of Chile.

Two men are going through papers in the "State Dept. Southeast Asia Div."

British Prime Minister Harold Wilson is sitting on a bed made of nails that says "Rhodesia" and is commenting to President Johnson, also laying on a bed of nails but says "Vietnam."

Original drawing of USSR President Leonid Brezhnev consoling his Minister of Defense, Dmitry Ustinov, who looks discontentedly at a newspaper with headline "More Insolence from Poland: Small Fry Seek Ouster of Bigwigs."

A Chinese soldier looks over Ayub Khan who's on the ground with "Welcome" on his back, holding a "To India" sign.

President Johnson is having a stand off with French President Charles de Gaulle.

President Johnson is trying to put animals in small fenced in areas. The bull represents "prices", the donkey represents "wages" and the giant dragon is "China."

Chairman Mao is trying to clean up the mess on him from spilling dishes and cups that represent "Indonesia" and "Cuba."

Vice President Humphrey is driving a bicycle ice cream cart holding a Popsicle in his hand. He's pedaling all around the world.

President Johnson is leaning down to see a skeleton bones including a head with a Japanese flag on his helmet. There's a sign that says "To land war with China."

Small Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro is hiding behind the boots for the "USSR" and shaking his fist at the legs and feet of "China."

Chairman Mao is telling a beat up Ho Chi Minh that the fight has just begun.

Original drawing of a bear with a star cap, meant to represent the USSR, smothering a smaller man with "Poland" written on his shirt.

Original drawing of a bear with a star cap, meant to represent the USSR, looking bruised and battered. A vulture sits on his knee; human bones lay at his feet.

Chairman Mao is holding two hand puppets. One is "N. Korea" and it is clean, calm and holding a machine gun while the other hand puppet is for "N. Vietnam" and it has scared wide eyes, tattered, holes while shooting off the machine gun.

President Johnson, wearing a rice hat, is looking through the "LBJ's Asian scrapbook" with a pile newspapers on the table and commenting on needing fewer critics.