The Addams Family Small Boxed Cards

Notelet set featuring a drawing by Charles Addams published in The New York Times, October 29, 1982.

The art of Charles Addams began appearing in The New Yorker in 1933. The ghoulish yet strangely lovable Addams Family immediately seized the imagination of the magazine’s readers, whose image of a haunted house was shaped by the decrepit mansion where Morticia and Gomez and their clan existed in a perpetual twilight. Subsequently translated into a television show and more than one movie, the Addams Family is now haunting Broadway.

Ten small blank notecards (3˝ x 5 inches) and white envelopes in an acetate-topped decorative box with text about the artist or artwork.