Page of drawings by Chaplin

If you have an extra $11,000 burning a hole in your pocket you can own this funny little page of sketches "Done by Charlie Chaplin" in London in 1921.

The page shows sketches of a bridge, the Little Tramp’s shoes, baggy pants and coat (‘?Me again?!!!’); another sketch of his shoes, cane, hat, and mustache ('me'); the face of the Tramp (‘still life’); a brush (‘Brush?’); three fish-like, intertwined shapes (‘?Fish?’); a match, and a tunnel.

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Chaplin sketch with signature, c. 1935

From "Life With Charlie Chaplin" by David Raksin,
 Quarterly Journal of the Library of Congress, Summer 1983

"The Chaplin Coat Of Arms"

This sketch was drawn by Chaplin in 1935 when working on the score for Modern Times and presented to his musical assistant David Raksin.

From "Life With Charlie Chaplin" by David Raksin,
 Quarterly Journal of the Library of Congress, Summer 1983

Signed photo with sketch

Chaplin inscribed the photo in French:

"A Monsieur Pierre, avec Plaisir et, Merci, Charlie Chaplin"

 which roughly translates to:

 "To Pierre, with pleasure and, thank you"

Charlie doodles in court during the Mann Act trial, March 23rd, 1944

The end result:

Autograph with sketch, 1934