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Condition:
Original vintage MAD Magazine-related paper protest sign graphics and novelty slogan cutouts. Lot includes multiple colorful satirical paper strips and one larger fold-out sign sheet. Signs show age-related toning, fold lines, edge wear, creasing, small tears, and paper loss, especially to the larger sheet. Some reverse-side ink transfer/bleed-through visible from age and storage. Overall displays well with strong mid-century graphic appeal.
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Details:
• Type: Vintage humor protest signs / paper graphics lot
• Associated Publication: MAD Magazine
• Era: 1960s–1970s
• Material: Printed paper
• Theme: Satirical protest slogans / parody graphics
• Color: Multi-color typography on tan paper stock
• Includes multiple slogan strips and larger fold-out sign sheet
• Phrases include: “Stamp Out Zeppelins!”, “Down With Good Taste!”, “Bad Breath!”, “Tolerance!”, “Honest Cops!”, “Neighbors!”, “Soap!”, “Public Phone,” and others
• Style: Mid-century pop art / counterculture satire
• Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
• Original vintage items, not reproductions
Vintage MAD Magazine novelty protest graphics featuring classic absurdist humor and bold period typography. These parody signs were designed in the spirit of 1960s protest culture and MAD’s satirical social commentary. Strong crossover appeal for collectors of MAD Magazine memorabilia, vintage paper ephemera, underground comix, pop art graphics, and mid-century Americana.
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