Historical Cartoon Lovers Pillows

'Actually, he hates having a beard †he just doesn't trust anybody to shave him.'

The great Chartist demonstration. No. I. - A loyal citizen.

'Play post office? -- I don't like violent games.'

'Trains traditionally run late, it rains on bank holidays and Yorkshire pudding is a main course.'

"I do wish Henry could run into someone from the dress business to talk to."

The Old Enemies - Catholics and Protestants

A child with a parasol is blown off the Chain Pier in Brighton

Harcourt's Defeat in 1895 Election

Disraeli Cements his Leadership over Conservatives

William Tweed - Beyond the Reach of the Law

"You're a very intelligent little woman my dear."

1867 Reform Bill: Household Suffrage

"Keep an eye on Old Bound Volume of Harpers. He's on the make."

Mr Briggs's Pleasures of Horsekeeping - No. II

'And just where did you study medicine?'

'I'd like a second opinion. Something about this guy just doesn't smell right.'

'Oh no! not 100,000 Persians again! How many of us?'

Francois Mitterrand

Englishmen in Brittany Pt. 1

"Look that way! From the ground you can look up."

Actualities - Diplomacy cannot rock Mars, god of war, to sleep

Disraeli's Empty Promises to Agriculture

Sailor offering lady a drink which she will only accept as medicine,

On the Brink of War with Russia-British Fleet Despatched

Self Practice for Paratroopers

'I'm taking the 21st amendment.'

'A lot of successful politicians opposed the Vietnam war, Senator, but if you were actually a MEMBER of the Viet Cong....'

One More River to Cross. How the Last German got back across the Yser.

A One-Sided View.

"You have been listening to the world premier of Glukovsky's 'Revolt of the Machine.'

"No open toes. I have a puppy."

Punch's Monument to Peel's Repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846

'What do you mean you can't slam dunk?'

'Some of them are smiling -- do you suppose they're undertaxed?'