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

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

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 Vice President Spiro Agnew watching Pat Gray's feet dangling above him and asking him "How's the wind?"

Original drawing of a man and a woman reviewing the newspaper together, the headlines read "More Watergate! Government Paralyzed", "Should President Resign?"

Original drawing of two men, one is lying down on a park bench while the other reads the newspaper to him, the headline reads "Nixon 'No Quitter'"

Original drawing of two guards standing watch from the prison tower and discussing the current roster of the prison.

Original drawing of two guards standing watch from the prison tower and theorizing the criminality of the prisoners.

Original drawing of two prisoners, one is on the top bunk inquiring of how John Mitchell's capture will unfold, while the other is lying down in the bottom bunk with a look of content.

Original drawing of a moving truck labeled "Sam Ervin & Co.", two movers are loading in a chair depicted as a throne with the initial "N", presumably related to U.S. President Richard Nixon. Another mover is loading out a regular office chair.

Original portrait depicting John Dean wearing a "Nixon's the One" button.

Original drawing of U.S. President Richard Nixon laying in bed and nervously looking up to his headboard to see three vultures (Watergate, Real Estate, Kent State) above him.

Original drawing of U.S. Vice President Spiro Agnew tied up and sitting beneath a faucet (Leaks) that is dripping water. U.S. President Richard Nixon is standing behind the doorway and peaking at Spiro.

Original drawing of an elephant reading "'Debategate' or 'The Case of the Purloined Papers'" to a donkey who is transcribing the elephant's comments. They are presumably representatives of the Democratic and Republican Party.

Original drawing of two security guards in front of the White House observing a tree with a tangled phone line.

Original drawing of Bobby Baker on an operating table. The over head light above him reads "Baker Investigation"; he is holding a book titled "Home Surgery" as he gingerly presses a surgical knife against his stomach. A blanket stretched across his torso reads "U.S. Senate."

Original drawing of a 4 star General wearing a chef's hat and apron. He is holding a tray of baked goods with a sign that reads "U.S Military Secrets-Friends and Allies help yourselves!" A child wearing a shirt with the word "Israel" on it is hiding underneath the tray and reaching for the baked goods

Original drawing of Ronald Reagan chasing a wildcat in the background, the word "Nicaragua" is written on its body. In the foreground, presumably a government aid with a tattered suit is looking over at Ronald Reagan as he tries to pull a wildcat off from his head, the word "Afghans" is written on its body.

Original drawing of Edwin Meese and Ronald Reagan aboard a crashed aircraft together; aircraft is named "Gen. Meese". They are amid several crashed aircraft; each with Meese's name and various ranks obtained: "Capt. Meese, "Lt. Meese", "Col. Meese", "Maj. Meese."

Two soldiers, possibly contras, sitting near a fire within a forest. Both have tattered uniforms, one is sewing a piece of his uniform back together.

Two soldiers, possibly contras, sitting near a fire within a forest. One appears to be wounded reading an "I.O.U" from Secord and Hakim to the other who is sitting next to an M-16 rifle

Original drawing of Lieutenant Colonel Oliver L. North, positioned on a path with what appears to be an M1919 Browning machine gun. North is apparently protecting the rear of a movement. The path has footsteps leading away from him, two of which have two R's entrenched; possibly referring to Ronald Reagan.

Original drawing of Lieutenant Colonel Oliver L. North, in Marine Corps uniform, plucking petals off of a flower.

Original drawing of a man sitting or standing behind a cannon which reads "Lebanese Left" and he is pulling a string which is attached to the cannon. Tied to the man's wrist is another string which is being held by three different hands (each labeled as Moscow, Damascus, and Tehran).