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Comic postcard, Man looks for toilet in Oxford Street

Comic postcard, Man looks for toilet in Oxford Street (at that time in the West Central postal area of London) Date: 20th century

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Corner Donald Double Entendre Frustrated Gentlemen Gents Mcgill Meaning Oxford Policeman Policemen Toilet Uncomfortable Verbal


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A Humorous Moment on Oxford Street - Man Looks for Toilet (circa 20th century) This charming comic postcard, published by the renowned Donald McGill, captures the essence of British humor with its light-hearted portrayal of everyday life. The scene unfolds on the bustling pavement of Oxford Street, in the heart of London's West Central area. A man, with a puzzled expression, is seen frantically searching for a toilet sign, while his companion points to a nearby police officer. The double entendre of the situation is not lost on the policemen, who find the scene as amusing as the viewer. The man's discomfort is palpable as he scans the corner, his frustration mounting with each passing moment. The humorous use of language and visuals adds to the overall fun and light-heartedness of the postcard. The title "Man Looks for Toilet" is written in bold letters, adding to the comic effect. The image is a testament to the enduring appeal of McGill's work, which continues to entertain and amuse audiences to this day. The use of humor and wordplay in the postcard is a reflection of the British cultural tradition of finding amusement in the mundane and the unexpected. The comic postcard, with its humorous take on everyday life, remains a beloved piece of British cultural history.

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