Toonerville Folks

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Toonerville Folks (a.k.a. The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains) was a popular newspaper comic strip feature by Fontaine Fox, which ran from 1908 to 1955. It began in 1908 in the Chicago Post, and by 1913, it was syndicated nationally by the Wheeler Syndicate. From the 1930s on, it was distributed by the McNaught Syndicate.…Wikipedia
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Fontaine Fox Toonerville Folks Daily Comic Strip Original Art (McNaught Syndicate, c. 1960s). Fans of Fox‘s -

sold for $1,105 in 2016

Fontaine Fox Toonerville Folks Daily Single-Panel Comic Strip Original Art (McNaught Syndicate, c. 1930s)....

sold for $720 in 2020

Fontaine Fox Toonerville Folks Christmas-Themed Daily Comic Strip Original Art dated 12-25 (Bell Syndicate, -

sold for $657 in 2016

Fontaine Fox Toonerville Folks Daily Comic Strip Original Art (McNaught Syndicate, c. 1950-60s). Titled -

sold for $657 in 2016

Fontaine Fox Toonerville Folks Daily Comic Strip Original Art dated 8-27-64 (McNaught Syndicate, 1964). The -

sold for $448 in 2013

Fontaine Fox Toonerville Folks Character Drawings and Illustrated Letter Original Art dated 3-5-62 Group of 7 -

sold for $430 in 2017

Fontaine Fox Toonerville Folks Daily Comic Strip and Additional Sketch Original Art Group of 2 (McNaught Syndicate... (Total: 2 Original Art)

sold for $408 in 2018

Fontaine Fox - Toonerville Folks Sunday Comic Strip Original Art, dated 1-20-52 (McNaught Syndicate, 1952). The -

sold for $388 in 2007

Fontaine Fox Toonerville Folks Daily Comic Strip Original Art dated 1-24-40 (Bell Syndicate, 1940). Let‘s be -

sold for $388 in 2013

Fontaine Fox Toonerville Folks Daily Comic Strip Original Art (McNaught Syndicate, undated). Mickey (himself) -

sold for $382 in 2017

Fontaine Fox Toonerville Folks Daily Single-Panel Comic Strip Original Art (McNaught Syndicate, c. 1930s). A gem -

sold for $360 in 2021

Ham Fisher, Fontaine Fox, and Others Joe Palooka and Toonerville Folks Sketches and Other Miniature Ca... (Total: 20 Original Art)

sold for $336 in 2018

Fontaine Fox Toonerville Folks Sunday Comic Strip Original Art dated 3-23-52 (McNaught Syndicate, 1952). Eddie -

sold for $335 in 2010

13: Fontaine Fox Toonerville Folks 8/7/30s

sold for $320 in 2005

Fontaine Fox Toonerville Folks Daily Comic Strip and Additional Sketch Original Art Group of 2 (McNaught Syndicate... (Total: 2 Original Art)

sold for $312 in 2018

Fontaine Fox Toonerville Trolley Characters Original Art Group of 6 (undated). Here are six sheets of hotel -

sold for $311 in 2017

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  1. 100United States
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  1. 80Auctions
  2. 20Non-auction sources
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  1. 80Heritage
  2. 20Russ Cochran
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  2. 47eBay US (Buy It Now)
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