ILLUSTRATED JACKS #23

Newberry's Halloween Treat label. Not sure on the age but probably mid-century or earlier.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #22

From the 1964 Golden Magazine. Artist unknown.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #21

This scary looking Jack comes from the back cover of the 1972 book, The Pumpkin Smasher and is llustrated by Anita Benarde.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #20

From The Golden Magazine October 1964. Illustrator unknown.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #19

Illustrated by Bill Manley and taken from the 1951 Language Roundup 2 school workbook published by McCormic-Mathers.

Illustrated Jacks are back for the third year and even tho this one is number nineteen, this is the first Jack of the year. Click on the Illustrated Jacks label to see all the Jacks from past years.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #18

Illustrated by John Huehnergarth and taken from 1967 The Riddle Book.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #17

Take from this 1970 Woman's Circle Magazine.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #16

From a 1970's or 80's Cracker Jack Tattoo Book.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #15

This Jack O'Lantern reminds me of Green Goblin's pumpkin bombs.

From Women's Circle 1968.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #14

Taken from an old Halloween Greeting Card.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #13

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #12

This Jack comes from an old trick or treat bag.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #11

This last Jack comes from Oct. 1972 Children's Playmate Magazine and illustrated by Earl Handy.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #10

I guess this Jack is the King of all Jack O'Lanterns. From the book Space Witch with art by Don Freeman.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #9

This pipe smoking Jack is my favorite Illustrated Jack during the countdown. It comes from the 1971 Whitman Happy Helper Preschool Read-Color-Play workbook. Illustrated by Ruth Ruhman.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #8

Wow, you get three Jacks for the price of one! Taken from the 1971 Whitman Happy Helper Preschool Read-Color-Play workbook. Ilustrated by Ruth Ruhman

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #7

From a 1970 Women's Circle magazine. Artist unknown.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #6

This Jack comes from a 1948 Cracker Jack comic book ad. Artist unknown. See the full sized ad by clicking here.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #5

Meet Cheryl O’Lantern. Poor Cheryl is kind of sad. You see Cheryl was hoping to be as popular as her brother Jack, but for some reason people liked Jack better and Cheryl O’Lantern never caught on. Poor, poor Cheryl. I really do feel sorry for her.

From the October 1968 issue of Woman’s Circle magazine. Artist unknown.

ILLUSTRATED JACKS #4

This Jack is always the life of the pumpkin party! From a 1958 Olive Advisory Board Ad. Artist unknown. See the full sized ad by clicking here.