Vintage Stainless William Steig Cartoon Cufflinks 2 Illustrator Creator Of Shrek
Item History & Price
... Vintage Stainless William Steig Cartoon Comedic Cufflinks #2
Illustrator And The Creator Of Shrek
All rights reserved Cufflinkking ©1998 - 2019 Up for sale is a vintage pair of stainless steel cuff links by the well known cartoonist and illustrator, William Steig. Each toggle cuff link has a round plaque with art work of a sad man in a box under which reads: "PEOPLE ARE NO DAMN GOOD". The fronts next to the cartoon are stamped: STEIG and the toggles PAT.2472958 and no additional markings that I can find.The cuff links measure approx. 1" in diameter and were made circa 1960. Their condition is good with the above mentioned observations and although he passed away in 2003, his sense of humor lives on in his books, illustrations, characters and even in this rare pair of cuff links.
King Doubleside, Jester Toggle, Duke Beanback & Sir Snappy
All Rights Reserved Cufflinkking We are more than happy to combine shipping on multi CLK auction wins, however YOU MUST ALERT US that you wish to use this option ASAP. Winning bids must be paid in full by Paypal on an as you win basis.
Also, the auctions must end within a 7 day window of the first auction win. We will not alter shipping documents and do not state incorrect values, contents
or reasons for shipment. Time to bill my case concerning vintage cuff link collecting; one fabulous cuff link after another . . . Stay Toon! Cufflink Acquisitions - The World Is Your Oyster!
Hello Cufflink Collectors! This guide for those of you who have small to medium link collections and are contemplating going to the next level. As with any serious collection, one must have a direction or focus. When I started in the late 70's, my voracious appetite for these little jewels was in a million different directions at once and has continued to this day as reflected by the links I sell. For those of you who are becoming more more serious about collecting cufflinks, you will have to choose a focus. A focus is goal that exists sometime in the near future. In my case in the beginning, it was to own 100 pair; this has changed many times over the years and is still evolving. For example, my focus or goal at present is to organized an accountable archive of cufflink photos, descriptions and sales records as a reference guide. This has been a slow process for it began when a gentleman emailed and wondered why I did not have a glossary; thank you for that request and if you will
remind me of your name I will give you your props. Your focus could be to collect a specific designer, era, technique of manufacture, material, subject, closing mechanism, age, style or purpose; all of which I have journeyed over the last 30 years. As a collector, you can create a collection that is one of a kind and has never been done before quite the way you've done it and with good documentation
will serve as a kind of immortality for its creator. The above is only one example and as mentioned prior, one can put together a link collection focusing on any aspect or sub-aspect in this vast arena. For example: One could only collect Toshikane flower cufflinks or just Toshikane figural cufflinks or Toshikane snap links or Toshikane cufflinks with sterling backs or single-sided Toshikane cufflinks, etc. This can be done with every category of cufflink imaginable. I have done this process many, many times and have put together large collections that have multiple sub-collections within the collection. Here are a few focus groups you may want to consider:Antique Links, Car Cufflinks, Swank Links, Links Made Of Wood, Figural Cufflinks, Anson Links, Paper Weight Links, Photograph Cufflinks, Victorian Links, Arts & Crafts, Mid-Century Modern Cufflinks, Danish, Finish, Victoria Flemming, Cufflinks With Moveable Parts, Alan Adler Links, Button Converts, Carved Cufflinks, Deco Enamel Cufflinks, Art Nouveau Links, Watches, Miniature Games, Gambling Related Links, Dogs, Horses & Animal Cufflinks, Satsuma, Menuki, Coin Links, Cufflinks Owned By Famous Personalities, Gemstone Cufflinks and the list goes on and on. I hope this guide has inspired you to create your own personal cuff link collection and please remember to photograph and catalog them as you go for trying to do this after the fact may prove to be tedious.Wishing you an exciting hunt!David All rights reserved Cufflinkking ©1998 - 2019
* * * A COLLECTION BEGINS WITH JUST TWO PAIR * * * Here's a very small sample of the variety afforded one within
the world of vintage cuff link collecting. Now that you have had a visual vintage cuff link teaser . . .
why not take a moment to examine these wonderful little works of art
the next time you are in: an Antique Store, a Flea Market
or surfing around on Ebay
Illustrator And The Creator Of Shrek
All rights reserved Cufflinkking ©1998 - 2019 Up for sale is a vintage pair of stainless steel cuff links by the well known cartoonist and illustrator, William Steig. Each toggle cuff link has a round plaque with art work of a sad man in a box under which reads: "PEOPLE ARE NO DAMN GOOD". The fronts next to the cartoon are stamped: STEIG and the toggles PAT.2472958 and no additional markings that I can find.The cuff links measure approx. 1" in diameter and were made circa 1960. Their condition is good with the above mentioned observations and although he passed away in 2003, his sense of humor lives on in his books, illustrations, characters and even in this rare pair of cuff links.
King Doubleside, Jester Toggle, Duke Beanback & Sir Snappy
All Rights Reserved Cufflinkking We are more than happy to combine shipping on multi CLK auction wins, however YOU MUST ALERT US that you wish to use this option ASAP. Winning bids must be paid in full by Paypal on an as you win basis.
Also, the auctions must end within a 7 day window of the first auction win. We will not alter shipping documents and do not state incorrect values, contents
or reasons for shipment. Time to bill my case concerning vintage cuff link collecting; one fabulous cuff link after another . . . Stay Toon! Cufflink Acquisitions - The World Is Your Oyster!
Hello Cufflink Collectors! This guide for those of you who have small to medium link collections and are contemplating going to the next level. As with any serious collection, one must have a direction or focus. When I started in the late 70's, my voracious appetite for these little jewels was in a million different directions at once and has continued to this day as reflected by the links I sell. For those of you who are becoming more more serious about collecting cufflinks, you will have to choose a focus. A focus is goal that exists sometime in the near future. In my case in the beginning, it was to own 100 pair; this has changed many times over the years and is still evolving. For example, my focus or goal at present is to organized an accountable archive of cufflink photos, descriptions and sales records as a reference guide. This has been a slow process for it began when a gentleman emailed and wondered why I did not have a glossary; thank you for that request and if you will
remind me of your name I will give you your props. Your focus could be to collect a specific designer, era, technique of manufacture, material, subject, closing mechanism, age, style or purpose; all of which I have journeyed over the last 30 years. As a collector, you can create a collection that is one of a kind and has never been done before quite the way you've done it and with good documentation
will serve as a kind of immortality for its creator. The above is only one example and as mentioned prior, one can put together a link collection focusing on any aspect or sub-aspect in this vast arena. For example: One could only collect Toshikane flower cufflinks or just Toshikane figural cufflinks or Toshikane snap links or Toshikane cufflinks with sterling backs or single-sided Toshikane cufflinks, etc. This can be done with every category of cufflink imaginable. I have done this process many, many times and have put together large collections that have multiple sub-collections within the collection. Here are a few focus groups you may want to consider:Antique Links, Car Cufflinks, Swank Links, Links Made Of Wood, Figural Cufflinks, Anson Links, Paper Weight Links, Photograph Cufflinks, Victorian Links, Arts & Crafts, Mid-Century Modern Cufflinks, Danish, Finish, Victoria Flemming, Cufflinks With Moveable Parts, Alan Adler Links, Button Converts, Carved Cufflinks, Deco Enamel Cufflinks, Art Nouveau Links, Watches, Miniature Games, Gambling Related Links, Dogs, Horses & Animal Cufflinks, Satsuma, Menuki, Coin Links, Cufflinks Owned By Famous Personalities, Gemstone Cufflinks and the list goes on and on. I hope this guide has inspired you to create your own personal cuff link collection and please remember to photograph and catalog them as you go for trying to do this after the fact may prove to be tedious.Wishing you an exciting hunt!David All rights reserved Cufflinkking ©1998 - 2019
* * * A COLLECTION BEGINS WITH JUST TWO PAIR * * * Here's a very small sample of the variety afforded one within
the world of vintage cuff link collecting. Now that you have had a visual vintage cuff link teaser . . .
why not take a moment to examine these wonderful little works of art
the next time you are in: an Antique Store, a Flea Market
or surfing around on Ebay
