Sid was one of Sid’s best clients. This logo for his one-man shop lived on for many years.

His wedding invitation. One of my favorite pieces in the entire collection. Hand drawn down to the dots.

Mmm. As if chocolate ice cream wasn’t enough.

Why don’t my gas bills look like this?

Harry Volk Clip Art. Sid could jam a concept into the smallest of places. This thing was about 4” wide. I’m sure Harry just said, “Get me some Christmas drawings, would ya, Sid?”

I’m glad I was born so Dad could get this out of his system. Don’t miss the grin.

Designed and produced in 1964 by Sid and priced as follows: “Each - $1.00, 3 for $2.50, 5 for $4.00, 10 for $7.50, all prices postpaid. (No COD’s.)”

Sexiest brochure for a clutch I’ve ever seen, remanufactured or not.

Oh! I kinda wish this guy would spring to life just for one day so I could mosey around town with him.

An all-around crowd favorite. I mean, how could it not be? #togetherness

Collateral for insuring our successful daughters stay that way. Provident Mutual Insurance.

Sid was as good with pencils as he was with markers. Sheesh.

Sid Steinberg, master of art and pun.