Includes mailing envelope dated 1969 sent by Trova to Kimball which has folded stiff paper poster of Trova for art exhibit, b/w candid photo of Trova playing violin in his library, Station KADI top 40 song list designed by Trova with his photo on front, “As We Are By Jr. Person “ title card and stiff paper photo of Jr. Person, a fictional character created by Trova, handwritten letter on 1973 on United States Senate Stationery sending Kimball pair of “Artists Slain Monthly Review" magazines, one of which has 23 pg. article- "Chronological History Of Mickey Mouse 1927-1952." Next is pair of Pace Gallery 1971 catalogs for “Trova New Sculpture” exhibit, Pace Gallery “Artist Slain Picture Yearbook 1973 Trova 1947/1972" soft cover devoted to Trova and his work, and group of 29 loose stiff paper sheets, each 7.25x10 3/8" with printed cartoons by Jr. Person. Next are pair of soft cover autographed art gallery catalogs devoted to Trova’s work. First is 8.25x11.25" for 1970 exhibit at Hanover Gallery London with nice photo of Trova on front cover. Blank inside front cover is autographed in ballpoint pen “Dear Ward I don’t Know If They Sent You This-If They Did-Just Pitch It-Ernie”. Second catalog is 8.5x11" for Trova exhibit at New York’s Pace Gallery in 1973 signed on title page in ink “Dear Ward Here’s Some New Work-I Wish Frank Lockturn Was Around To See It. Always The Best Ernie”. All items are Exc. Ernest Trova (1927-2009) was a self-trained sculptor, pop art painter, and American surrealist. He liked to use American comic character toys in some of his pieces which likely lead him to become friends with toy collector Ward Kimball. Trova also used Mickey image in two works done in 1968- A Mickey Mouse 40th birthday sculpture done in sterling and enamel and a print "Mickey Mouse World." His work is in the Guggenheim Museum and The Museum of Modern Art in New York City as well as the Pace Gallery. Extremely interesting group from one great artist to another. Comes with stationery on Grizzly Flats Railroad dated April 15, 2011 filled out by Ward Kimball’s son John noting this “Huge Lot Ernest Trova, Famous Artist” was purchased from the estate of his parents.