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Two drivers are passing each other on a desert road with small fencing between them. One reads "U.S Border Patrol", the other, "Policia."

Original drawing of a man being pat-down, beside him another man is searching his suitcase.

Original drawing of the White House with a moat and drawbridge.

Original drawing of the White House with a "For Sale" sign on its lawn.

An elderly woman in butcher shop, with a sign that reads "Lowest Beef Prices in Town", leans towards the butcher to inquire who his rustler is.

Original drawing of a man (Fruit Growers) in a limousine and directing his driver (Teamsters) to take him home. Beneath the car is two legs, the tattered pants are labeled as "United Farm Workers."

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 a menacing vulture disguised as a peaceful dove.

Original drawing of Henry Kissinger sitting at his desk while his secretary informs him of an incoming call.

Original drawing of Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz driving a tractor and running over a small farm (Family Farms).

Original drawing of two men in a car, they are sitting behind a truck with a sign labeled "Truckers Pay Road Taxes, Too". They are the only car among trucks halted in bumper to bumper traffic.

Original drawing of two men sitting on a park bench together, one is in distressed clothing and the other is wearing a cap and gown. Beside the feet of the graduate is a newspaper opened to the "Help Wanted" page.

Original drawing of a theater labeled "Raw Lust", a man and woman are standing inside of a ticket booth and reading a newspaper titled "Supreme Court Clobbers Pornography". The ticket booth is labeled "Eroticism Unlimited!!! Sadism Unmasked!" Signs behind the ticket booth are as follows: "$5.00 for a Thrill of a Lifetime!", "Fat, Fierce, Fleshy, Foolish Females (Boys, Too!)", "This Way to the Orgy Scene.", Presumably related to the the United States Supreme Court ruling regarding Miller v. California, 413 U.S. 15 (1973). The court redefined its definition of obscenity from that of "utterly without socially redeeming value" to that which lacks "serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value."

Original drawing of a vehicle depicted as a pig labeled "Move over everybody."

Original drawing of two elderly women resting their arms on a window sill, one is smelling the flowers while the other states to her, "Get a good whiff, dearie. Next year it's gonna be soybeans."

Original drawing of a man (Fruit Growers) shoving a small man holding a picket sign labeled "United Farm Workers" over the back of another man positioned on all fours and winking.

Original drawing of a herd of cattle inside of a fenced off area, a lone horse is welcomed by the herd.

Original drawing of two men standing outside of an industrial factory that is spewing toxic waste into the river beside it. The environment surrounding it contains a bare cracked tree, polluted air, dead fish and trash in the river.

Original drawing of a man typing at his desk, he is looking up at a woman standing in front of him and holding a tea cup and states, "I miss writing those great old sermons against the almighty dollar."

Original drawing of a man sitting in front of a banker and a sign labeled "Small Loans."

Original drawing of two men, one is well dressed and holding a briefcase, the other is in distressed clothing and is holding his hand outstretched towards the other man to ask if he can spare a devalued dime.

Original drawing of an angry man walking out of an office while gripping his hat and umbrella, behind him is a man standing at the doorway of the "Internal Revenue Service" office and holding a check.

Original drawing of a man and woman at a restaurant. She is resting her head on her hand, with an uninterested gaze. The man is using a 20 dollar bill to light his cigarette.

Original drawing of Henry Kissinger running away with his briefcase but his foot is tangled to a phone cord, the phone is labeled "wiretaps."

Original drawing of an elephant sitting and slumped over with a basket labeled "committee to re-elect the ..." in front of it, there are dollar bills scattered in and around it

Original drawing of a an older man standing in front of a store counter labeled "Amusements" as he discusses monopoly's newest addition with the salesman.

Original drawing of multiple coins submerged in water and struggling to stay afloat.

Original drawing of a driver surrounded by a crowd of motorcyclists. A police officer on a motorcycle is pulled up besides the driver and shouting at him to get his muffler fixed.

Original drawing of cars stuck in traffic, a street sign reads "Commuter Boulevard."

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 a gas station attendant wearing a shirt labeled "Major Oil Companies" as he gestures to the gas pump behind him that reads "No limit on prices", "Kill independent competitive dealers", "Alaska pipeline", "Beach spillage rights", "No more nonsense about ecology."

Original drawing of two men sitting inside of a tattered automobile, both have their attention focused on a man standing at the doorway of a dealership. Beside him a banner hanging from the window reads "Come in and trade up to the shiniest and latest."

Original drawing of car at a gas station, beside it a store's window sign reads "Prices Slashed!". The gas attendant is already filling up the car as the passenger tells the driver to pull ahead and fill up the tank with a cheaper alternative.

Original drawing of a car's airbag inflated and a man toppled over it while two other men standby and observe him.

Original two panel drawing of a man sitting behind a desk labeled "Your Friendly Power Company". In the top panel he is depicted as an infomercial pitchman, a camera pointed at him is labeled "TV Ads". His arms are outstretched while he shouts: "Use It!", "Blow It!", "Consume It", "Waste It!", "Burn It!", "Enjoy!" the camera in front of him is labeled "TV Ads". In the second panel, he is depicted as a newscaster. A camera pointed at him is labeled "TV News", he shrugs at it as he states "We only supply what people demand."

Original drawing of three full milk bottles. The bottle in front has three fish in it. One of the fish has an anthropomorphic face.

Original drawing of two men smoking cigars and dressed in suits and ties. They are both sitting and facing each other having a conversation.

Original drawing of two women sitting next to each other on a bus having a conversation. A man is standing up next to them reading a newspaper.

Original drawing of farm workers getting sprayed by mud coming from a car that is pulling away. Two men are inside of the car and one is holding a briefcase that says "teamsters" in capital letters on it. One of the farm workers is wearing a sign that says "Chavez' United Farm Workers" in capital letters.

Original drawing of five books on a shelf. The first book is titled "How to Protect Hen Houses" by Bre'er Fox. The second book is titled "Developing Good Taste" by Turk E. Buzzard. The third is titled "Advancing Women's Rights" by Jack T. Ripper. The fourth is titled "Campaign Reforms" by Richard M. Nixon. The fifth is titled "Defending Civil Liberties" by Simon Legree.

Original drawing of Henry Kissinger in an airplane and holding a briefcase with his initials, H.K., written on it. He is looking outside the window at himself in another plane reading a book.

Original drawing of the White House with several pillars and a United States flag on the roof. At the bottom of each pillar it says "secret," "top secret," or "classified" in capital letters.

Original drawing of a woman and child standing in an aisle of a grocery store. The woman is grabbing a can off the shelf. Above the shelf is a sign that says "pet food" in capital letters. The woman is holding on to a full shopping cart and the child is facing the woman and the cart.

Original drawing of a cashier and a boy. The cashier is behind a counter and packing a bag. There is a sign on the counter that says "school supplies" in capital letters. The boy is facing the cashier and holding a piece of paper.

Copyright currently held by the Pritzker Military Museum & Library. For information go to pritzkermilitary.org., Original drawing of a man, woman, and child in the garage of a house. The man and child are covering a car with a car cover. The man is talking to the woman as in conversation.

Copyright currently held by the Pritzker Military Museum & Library. For information go to pritzkermilitary.org., Original drawing of three men, a woman, and child. The four adults are standing around and appear pleased. The child is holding a pile of bricks and looks ready to throw one. Next to the boy is a sign that says "school zone."

Copyright currently held by the Pritzker Military Museum & Library. For information go to pritzkermilitary.org., Original drawing of what appear to be business men in a conference room with a table. All of them are on their hands and knees, as if bowing in reverence, and facing a wall.

Original drawing of President Richard Nixon sitting on an airplane. The airplane is circling, or orbiting around, a giant eight ball. The eight ball appears to be representative of the Earth.

Copyright currently held by the Pritzker Military Museum & Library. For information go to pritzkermilitary.org., Original drawing of a construction worker wearing a hard hat and operating a plow. Underneath the plow appears to be a pile of coal. The plow says "Plowbody Strip Mining Corp." in capital letters. The man is wearing what appears to be a pin that has "won" written on it.

Original drawing of President Gerald Ford standing on a suitcase with glue and scissors in his hands. The suitcase has "G. Ford" written on it in capital letters. He is facing a wall with what appears to be a United States flag hung on it. One star is falling to the ground and the star has the words "Puerto Rico" on it in capital letters.