Comic Collection (page 11)

Comic Postcard - The Fathers Revenge on daughters Man
Comic Postcard - " Loves Reward" - The Fathers Revenge on her daughters new man, who is getting a hearty spanking for some indiscretion which has made his girl cry

Hungary - A Road hog makes insulting gesture to donkey rider
Comic Postcard - Road Rage - Hungary - A Road hog makes an insulting gesture to a donkey rider who seemingly did not get out of the way fast enough! Date: circa 1917

French April Fools Card - Flying Fish Aeroplane sending Best Wishes.....!! Date: circa 1909

A Bear-faced steal - Wagon raided in the USA by a brown bear (another on the way...) - it is unclear what was contained within the barrels which piqued their excitement... Date: 1905

Victorian satire on old age, 19th Century
Vintage engraving of a Victorian satire on old age, 19th Century. You call him fast ! That may be so: His progress seems uncommonly slow

Victorian satire on motherhood and childcare, 19th Century
Vintage engraving of a Victorian satire motherhood and childcare, 19th Century. The Burden of a song

Victorian satirical cartoon, Death and inheritance, 19th Century
Vintage engraving of a Victorian satire on death and inheritance, 19th Century. The End of Life, Beginneth strfe

Victorian satirical cartoon, the problem with shot cuts
Vintage engraving of a Victorian satire on the problem with shot cuts, 19th Century. Short cuts will often lead astray: The Royal roads the surest way

Victorian satirical cartoon, Masking Depression with Humor
Vintage engraving of a Victorian satire on Masking Depression with Humor, 19th Century. The merry Fool, in motley at the Fair, May hide in jest and laughter, his despair

Victorian satire on Blind Self Importance, 19th Century
Vintage engraving of a Victorian satire on Blind Self Importance, 19th Century. Blind Self Importance flaunts his feeble light

Victorian satirical cartoon on the Bar of Justice
Vintage engraving of a Victorian satirical cartoon on the Bar of Justice

Victorian satirical cartoon Half hours with the best authors
Vintage engraving of a Victorian satirical cartoon Half hours with the best authors. Senior man sleeping by a pile of old boring books

Victorian satire, Dog chasing its tail
Vintage engraving of Victorian satire, Dog chasing its tail, 19th Century. Life is too oft a hopeless round, For sonething that is never found: In striving to make both ends meet

Victorian satire, old gossip, vile Rumor swells
Vintage engraving of Victorian satire, old gossip, vile Rumor swells. With sland rous breath vile Rumour swrlls, Each trivial tale the tattler tells

Victorian comic strip, story of a fisherman, 1890s
Vintage engraving of a Victorian comic strip, story of a fisherman, 1890s, 19th Century

Victorian satirical cartoon, on toiling and working
Vintage engraving of a Victorian satirical cartoon, on toiling and working, 19th Century. Toiling, moiling, early and late; We learn to labour, but not to wait

Hic tantum quies est, This is only retirement
Vintage engraving of a victorian satirical cartoon hic tantum quies est (This is only retirement). 19th Century. I; ve searched the world for peace and rest

Victorian satirical cartoon - On Drinking and a hangover
Vintage engraving of a victorian satirical cartoon. On Drinking and a hangover. Such pleasures quickly pass away. The Evening Red, The Morning Grey

Victorian satirical cartoon - Law Suit as a boxing match
Vintage engraving of a victorian satirical cartoon. A Law Suit as a boxing match

Henry II, 1856. Artist: Alfred Crowquill
Henry II, 1856. From Alfred Crowquills Comic History of the Kings and Queens of England - From William the Conqueror to the Present Time. [Read & Co. London, 1856]

James I, 1856. Artist: Alfred Crowquill
James I, 1856. From Alfred Crowquills Comic History of the Kings and Queens of England - From William the Conqueror to the Present Time. [Read & Co. London, 1856]

Rugby Football, 1937. From The Childrens Golden Treasure Book for 1937, edited by John R. Crossland and J. M. Parrish. [Odhams Press Ltd. London, 1937]. (Colorised black and white print)

Moomin Shop, detailed view, Helsinki, Uusimaa County, Finland

Actor Sid James celebrating his 19th wedding anniversary with his wife Valerie Ashton in Torquay in August 1971

Comedian Rik Mayall with daughter Rosie. 12th September 1998

Comedian Rik Mayall with his youngest daughter Bonnie. 12th September 1998

Comedian Rik Mayall with his family, wife Barbara and three children, Rosie, son Sidney and youngest daughter Bonnie. 12th September 1998

A woman is bending down leaning into the boot of her car revealing her white knickers as a old man holding a banner saying THE END IS IN SIGHT turns and looks. 1973

Men and women in St Trinians costume, Cornwall
Men and women in St Trinians school uniform, Cornwall, possibly university students during rag week. Date: circa 1980s

let's go to the bulls!
Gabi Pontes

Paper Girl
Tomas Härstedt

NOOT NOOT
Artelele

Angry Cat Lady
Treechild

Don`t Worry
Treechild

what's up
Michael Allmaier

A Comic Map of Holy Russia - 1854

WW2 American Forces comic postcard - I'm on Observation Duty Date: 1940s

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Uncle Sam and John Bull putting Japan in the Dog House - WW2 American postal cover envelope Date: 1943

Turf Whist, playing cards scorecard, cards and cat
Turf Whist, playing cards scorecard, cat poking its head through loose cards

Roll out the barrel, cartoon gardener rolling lawn, with music playing from a neighbour's house, as if in mockery of the man's efforts

George Robey and Alfred Lester in The Bing Boys are here, WWI revue at Alhambra Theatre, London Date: 1916

WW2 - Jack Warner Comic Strip
An illustrated wartime comic strip page for Jack Warner The Witty Wireless Wise Cracker. Date: 1942

Wartime Oxydol Comic Strip Advertisement
A wartime comic strip advertisement showing The Adventures Of Oxydol's Busy Bubbles On The Wartime Washing Front! Date: circa 1940s

WW2 Comic Illustrations
A pair of comical WW2 illustrations showing an airman attempting to tighten up a loose wheel mid flight, the second scene depicts a pair of worried faces as the men watch their aircraft's tail

Pretty young lady making a splash with a dive into the sea
I'm making a big splash down here'! A pretty young lady in a vivid red swimsuit and headscarf leaps into the sea, sending some of the other occupants of the waters flying into the air!

Things are looking up - two passing Gents are delighted to see their attentions have been spotted by a housemaid cleaning the upstairs windows of a streetside property Date: 1908

Clown Uncle Jolliboy - holding up a fake chicken Date: circa 1920s

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"Unleashing the Laughter: A Journey through Comic Delights" Step into a world where laughter reigns supreme, as we explore the captivating realm genius. From Gilbert & Sullivan Operas to D'Oyly Carte Souvenirs, this is a journey that promises endless amusement. Discovering a dandelion on Centre Court may seem trivial, but in the hands of comedic masters, it becomes an uproarious spectacle. With every twist and turn, they transform ordinary moments into extraordinary sources of mirth. Behold the power of posters like "The Vegetabull, " where vegetables take center stage in a riotous performance that leaves audiences in stitches. And who could forget George Formby's infectious charm and wit that had crowds roaring with laughter? In the realm of visual comedy, H. M. Bateman emerges victorious with his masterpieces "The Favourite Wins" and "The Car That Touched a Policeman. " These timeless creations capture hilarious scenarios that tickle our funny bones even today. Prepare for an out-of-this-world experience as you witness a man riding on a steam rocket – an audacious feat brought to life by sheer imagination and boundless humor. William Heath Robinson's masterpiece "A Decided Catch" showcases his unparalleled ability to create absurd contraptions that defy logic yet leave us gasping for breath from uncontrollable laughter. Satire takes center stage with "His Master's Breath, " reminding us not to take ourselves too seriously while poking fun at societal norms through clever commentary. David Attenborough may be renowned for his naturalist expertise, but he also has an uncanny knack for infusing humor into his narratives – proving once again that laughter knows no boundaries or limitations. During WW1, Bruce Bairnsfather's cartoon "A Miner Success" provided much-needed respite amidst chaos. His witty illustrations offered solace and levity during trying times when smiles were hard to come by.