Lot of six, all relating to cartoonist/writer Ted Key's best known creation - "Hazel," the long-running cartoon about a wry and bossy household maid, a regular feature in the "Saturday Evening Post" as well as newspaper syndication by King Features Syndicate. It later became a TV show that ran 1961-1965 and starred Shirley Booth. Lot includes large 11x17" sheet w/black felt tip pen specialty art by Key that was presented to Booth. Great large full figure image of Hazel w/text reading "Love That Shirley! With Best Wishes To Shirley From Hazel & Ted Key - May 30, 1965." Sheet shows lt. aging and has been framed but art remains Exc. Lot also includes three first edition hardcover books w/dustjackets - "Hazel" (1946), "If You Like Hazel" (1952) and "All Hazel" (1958). Each is filled w/classic "Hazel" cartoons. Scattered wear to DJs which are VG to Fine while books are VF/Exc. 7x9" theater program for production of "Miss Isabel" featuring Booth on cover that has also been signed by her in blue ink. 1953 issue of "Time Magazine" features Booth on front cover as well. Both show wear, program has trimmed top/bottom margins plus aging. Both VG.