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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 vehicles. The vehicle in front is smaller than the vehicle in the back. On the smaller vehicle it says "Ford" in script lettering. The rear car has the letter "R" on it. The cars are tied together by a rope.

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 Vice President Spiro Agnew kicking a member of the press in the behind as he shouts "@!^^^^# Trouble-Makers!"

Original drawing of U.S. Vice President Spiro Agnew and U.S. President Richard Nixon hanging off of a tree branch together.

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 U.S. Vice President Spiro Agnew sitting in a inflatable boat while holding a megaphone and umbrella during a storm, U.S. President Richard Nixon clings to the boat from behind.

Original drawing of U.S. Vice President Spiro Agnew holding a newspaper titled "Congress Represents Special Interests, Nixon Says" while standing beside U.S. President Richard Nixon as he sits at his desk.

Original drawing of Hubert Humphrey sitting in front of a mirror putting on face makeup for a clown costume.

Original drawing of Hubert Humphrey as a small man in the breast pocket of Lyndon Johnson's jacket. Humphrey appears to be whispering to the viewer.

Original drawing of Lyndon Johnson with a puppet of Hubert Humphrey on his hand.

Original drawing of Hubert Humphrey as a captain on a barge that is stuck in a puddle. He is using a speakerphone to talk to several boats (Pax, Rank & File labor for Wallace, Black Power!, Dixie Belle) of people that are floating down a river past him.