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Punch, the magazine of humour and satire, ran from 1841 until its closure in 2002. A very British institution with an international reputation for its witty and irreverent take on the world, it published the work of some of the greatest comic writers (Thackeray, P G Wodehouse and P J O’Rourke among others) and gave us the cartoon as we know it today. Its political cartoons swayed governments while its social cartoons captured life in the 19th and 20th centuries. The world’s finest cartoonists appeared in Punch: such great names as Tenniel, E H Shepard, Fougasse, and Pont. |
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Darvill's Rare Prints is pleased to offer the following cartoons from 1844-1916. THE PROBABLE SOURCE OF THESE PRINTS IS "CARTOONS FROM PUNCH" PUBLISHED BY BRADBURY, AGNEW & CO OF LONDON IN 1906 |
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MAC-BULL AND THE RAILWAY WITCHES |
H.R.H. F.-M. CHANCELLOR PRINCE ALBERT TAKING THE PONS ASINORUM AFTER THE MANNER OF NAPOLEON TAKING THE BRIDGE OF ARCOLA |
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(1848) $20 |
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WELLINGTON STIRRING UP THE BRITISH LION |
THE OXFORD CREDIT QUESTION, |
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(1848) $20 |
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THE SLUGGARD |
SANATORY MEASURES |
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(1848) $15 |
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PEACE (?) |
SPLENDID OPENING FOR A YOUND MEDICAL MAN |
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(1848) $15 |
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JOHN BULL'S ALIEN ACT |
THE BRITISH LION'S FEEDING TIME |
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(1848) $15 |
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TOM THUMB AT THE OLD BAILEY |
GROSS OUTRAGE Paul Pry in the Higlands. making a sketch of the royal chest of drawers through the keyhole. |
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(1848) $20 |
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"MY LORD ASSASSIN" CLARENDON MURDERING THE IRISH |
A GREAT DEMONSTRATION |
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(1848) $20 |
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SPECIAL CONSTABLE PUNCH |
NOT SO VERY UNREASONABLE!!! EH? |
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(1848) $15 |
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A PHYSICAL FORCE CHARTIST ARMING FOR THE FIGHT |
PARIS FASHIONS FOR 1848 (2ND SERIES) |
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(1848) $15 |
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LITTLE JOHN AND HIS GOVERNOR |
LE PETIT DIABLE |
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(1848) $15 |
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ALFRED THE SMALL |
THE PARLIAMENTARY TOOTS |
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(1848) $20 |
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THE BATTLE OF LIMERICK |
THE HOUR AND THE MAN |
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(1848) $20 |
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THE SLOW COACH |
LANDING OF LORD BROUGHAM AND THE ENGLISH AT BOULOGNE |
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(1849) $20 |
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A PARCEL OF — FRIGHTENED AT A NASTY! GREAT! UGLY! JEW BILL. |
A MORNING CALL Hibernia.—"Sure, Sisther dear, it's not what you've been accustomed to exactly, but anyhow you're welcome." |
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(1849) $20
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PEEL'S PANACEA FOR IRELAND Russell.—"Oh, this dreadful Irish Toothache!" |
THE CHURCH MOUSE Oh, hear a reverend captive's prayer,... |
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(1849) (Some faint image offsetting/transference and/or foxing possible. Please click on images above to assess condition of each print.) |
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THE GREAT RAILWAY GUY FOR 1849 |
A BRIGHT IDEA |
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(1849) $15
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THE NEW IRISH STILL SHOWING HOW ALL SORTS OF GOOD THINGS MAY BE OBTAINED (BY INDUSTRY) OUT OF PEAT |
THE POLITICAL MORGIANA THROWING COLD WATER (NOT BOILING OIL) ON THE IMPATIENT BANDITTI |
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(1849) $10
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LANDING OF QUEEN VICTORIA IN IRELAND Sir Patrick Raleigh.—"May it Plase your Majesty to tread on the Tail of my coat." |
GOG AND MAGOG GIVING PADDY A LIFT OUT OF THE MIRE |
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(1849) $20
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OPENING OF THE COAL EXCHANGE, CEREMONY OF PRESENTING A MAGNIFICENT BLACK DIAMOND TO HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN. |
"MAY THE EVENING'S DIVERSION BEAR THE MORNING'S REFLECTION!" Russian Bear.—"Oh, confound that Sublime Porte! what a headache it's given me!" |
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(1849) $15
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THE GREAT ARMY TAILORING QUESTION;, CEREMONY OF PRESENTING A MAGNIFICENT BLACK DIAMOND TO HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN. |
THE SCHOOLMASTER AT HOME |
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(1849) $15
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AN ARTFUL DODGE "Him as Prigs Wot Isn't His'n—" . |
A SCENE FROM "THE HAUNTED MAN." |
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(1849) $15
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A CHANGE FOR INDIA "What does he want?—his tent, his bed, a canteen, a second pair of breeches, a second pair of shoes, half a dozen shirts, a second flannel waistcoat, a couple of towels, and a piece of soap; all beyond is mere luxury, and not fit for a campaign." |
COCK-A-DOODLE-DOO; |
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(1849) $20
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THE STATE OF THE NATION—DISRAELI MEASURING THE BRITISH LION |
LORD STANLEY (Commander of the "Protection") SURRENDERING HIS SWORD TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL |
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(1849) $20
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MORE ORIGINAL PUNCH CARTOONS: 1844-1847 | 1848-1849 | 1850-1851 | 1852-1853 | 1854-1856 | 1857-1858 | 1915 | 1916 | next |
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