Vintage Comics Lover Gifts

Uncle alarmed at learning his nephew keeps his cartridges in front of the fire

An alcoholic returning to his old ways

'I'm so happy I could help you with your allergy to snakes, Miss Medusa!'

"Smile when you say that, pardner."

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

Though both are long retired, his faithful Indian companion continues to dispense sage advice to an increasingly skeptical masked man.

"He reports to Grand Central Palace tomorrow."

"First of all, I would like to express my gratefulness to all those wonderful ancestors of mine who helped to make this glorious day possible."

Phone. Oh, no! My Clark Kent clothes are gone! Secret Identity Theft.

The camouflage in vietnam was more comfortable

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

"I saw Mummy Kissing The Mil..."

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

Gentleman discovering that his servants have been eating most of his good meat

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

'Better stick close to the cave today — the big ones are biting.'

Lost and found - 'Can you desribe it?' (Queen being asked having lost her crown).

Mr Briggs's Pleasures of Horsekeeping - No. II

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

"So...What's your excuse for being late today?"

"Now do you believe me?"

'And just where did you study medicine?'

The Height of Impudence.

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

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

Cabman, unhappy with his fare, accuses a lady's husband of not being a gentleman

Englishmen in Brittany Pt. 1

His burro injured, Scotty hauls ass for the nearest town.

'A few years ago I switched from the utility belt to utility suspenders.'

Francois Mitterrand

Disraeli's Empty Promises to Agriculture