Vintage Cartoon Prints

Man climbs ladder to see the sun

"I don't believe I care for anything, thank, you. I'm just in their car pool."

"Lassie, go get help!" "Oh Timmy you idiot! Not again!"

"Er – if you young people don't mind, I have a few things to do now. Perhaps you have a hotel or somewhere to go?"

'I ask her to make up her mind. So she powders her forehead.'

Disraeli Stands for 'British Interests' Against Russian Expansionism

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

"Of course, I'm perfectly willing to pay my income tax, but I stayed home all day on the fifteenth, and nobody came."

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

Just our luck...old school crime translation classes!

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

A cart pulled by increasingly small dogs

"Best idea I ever had, those murals."

'Funny in my day they all looked like WInston Churchill.'

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

"Henry took a shower yesterday right next to Winthrop Rockefeller."

Harcourt's Defeat in 1895 Election

Dead Men Tell No Tales.

Horace Greeley's Storm Battered Coat and Hat

"First, I'd like to thank everyone who believed in me."

Disraeli Cements his Leadership over Conservatives

William Tweed - Beyond the Reach of the Law

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

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

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

'Dang it! The gals out here leave little to a feller's imagination.'

A revised statuary for the city of tomorrow

A couple lie in bed

'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."

Englishmen in Brittany Pt. 1

Conservatives Emphatically Defeated in 1880 Election

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

Cobden Forces Disraeli to Adopt Free Trade