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Original drawing of a truck driver maneuvering a truck on spiked wheels that is causing sever damage to the ground underneath it.

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 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 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 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 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 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 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.

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.

Original drawing of what appears to be Soviet politician, Leonid I. Brezhnev; United States President, Richard Nixon; Chinese leader, Mao Zedong; and Cuban leader Fidel Castro all at a table drinking the same carbonated beverage out of straws. Fidel Castro is the only person that does not have a straw in the beverage. To the right of the cup there is a spoon and on the cup it says "détente."

Original drawing of three men. One man is in his hands and knees. The other two men are sitting on the man on his hands and knees. The man on his hands and knees is dressed in a suit and is wearing a hat with the word "politics" on it. One of the men sitting is dressed in a collared shirt, jeans, and a hard hat and is holding a fishing pole with a 100 United States dollar bill attached at the end. On his shirt is the word "labor." The second sitting man is dressed in a suit, slacks, and a Fedora hat. He is also holding a fishing pole with a 100 United States dollar bill attached to the end of the pole. Written on his suit is the word "business." The man on his hands and knees appears to be sniffing and/or chasing after the dollar bills.

Original drawing of what appears to be a rubber tire with dirt and flowers inside. The tire is surrounded by rotting garbage which includes a dead rat, bottles, cans, and an apple core. Written on the dirt says "Nixon Administration." One of the flowers says "Russian détente" and the other says "Chinese détente."

Original drawing of President Gerald Ford driving a tow truck with a destroyed car attached to the back. On the tow truck it says "G. Ford" and "Salvage & Repairs." The destroyed car has two United States flags attached to it and the license plate says "USA 1."

Original drawing of three badges, a bottle, and a wash cloth. One badge says "CIA," the second says "IRS," and the third says "FBI." The wash cloth is sitting on top of the bottle which is labeled "Apex Silver Polish."

Original drawing of the front of the White House. On top of the building is a United States flag. Above are grawlixes (swear or curse symbols). In the front are two men talking to each other. One man is holding a wheelbarrow and the other is holding a rake.

Original drawing of the dome of the United States Capitol building with a water faucet attached. On the building it says "impeachment hearings" in capital letters. Water is coming out of the faucet.

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 President Richard Nixon sitting down while holding a handkerchief and talking in to a telephone. Behind him is the United States flag.

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

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 U.S. President Richard Nixon lounging poolside with secret service agents standing nearby.

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 dreaming of a news camera that he is controlling from his bed and slumber.

Original drawing of U.S. President Richard Nixon depicted as a shaky lion trainer, he has a gun and whip aimed at a small cat labeled "Congress."

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. 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 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 two men walking and having a conversation regarding U.S. President Richard Nixon.

Original drawing of U.S. President Richard Nixon using pieces of a car, a seat (Nixon Administration) and steering wheel, to drive away. Behind him lays the remaining parts of the automobile.

Original drawing of the president's desk, underneath it a hand with three fingers in the air is being raised up. Underneath the desk is presumably U.S. President Richard Nixon.

Original drawing of U.S. President Richard Nixon slumped over a car with his face in his hands, the car's windshield has a sign that reads "A real cream puff". Above him is a sign labeled "Used Car Dept."