Retro Cartoon Enthusiast Prints

'It was your imagination. There's no little kid under your bed!'

'Mind if I join you?'

Disraeli Stands for 'British Interests' Against Russian Expansionism

BEWARE OF THE DOG!; 'So much for management's pledge to bargain in good faith.'

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

"We've intended to ask you about it for some time, Doctor, but never got around to it."

"Everybody comfortable? Got what they want? Know their place?"

"He reports to Grand Central Palace tomorrow."

'It's nice, but I wish we could get more than one channel.'

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

'Of course you have crow's feet - what'd you expect?'

'My eyesight's not what it used to be.'

How Will They Manage without Us?

Harcourt's Defeat in 1895 Election

Oops! Maybe we better make the chicken first.

Disraeli Cements his Leadership over Conservatives

William Tweed - Beyond the Reach of the Law

You're too enamored of wealth, Al. As it says in the Bible, "It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle that for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God." Is that a regular Camel, or does it have a filter tip?

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

"Where's Waldo and his little-know cousin what's Wanda."

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

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

'And just where did you study medicine?'

"Don't be alarmed, sir. Just a precaution we always take."

Col. Lionel Bellum.

Francois Mitterrand

"What a pity! Mr Grogan took it on the lam not more than five minutes ago."

Cobden Forces Disraeli to Adopt Free Trade

Conservatives Emphatically Defeated in 1880 Election

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

Englishmen in Brittany Pt. 1

"Do I use Google Maps driving or walking directions?"

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

"O.K., now Reed, Bruno, Parker & Van Patten, Inc., followed by Hanover, Norris, Upham, Wallace & Peck."

Disraeli's Empty Promises to Agriculture