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Genuine original antique and vintage prints of satire, cartoons, comedy, humour, caricature, irony, etc.
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Aldin, Cecil Color prints from an unidentified publication Old Inns (1921)
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Alken, Henry Symptoms of Being Amused (1822) Illustrations to Popular Songs (1823) Sporting Prints |
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Browne, Hablot Knight (a.k.a. "Phiz") Dickens Illustrations: Our Mutual Friend Miscellaneous Dickens (and other) illustrations (unknown publication, circa 1870) Hawbuck Grange; or, The Sporting Adventures of Thomas Scott, Esq. (1892, with W.T. Maud) written by Robert Smith Surtees Mr. Facey Romford's Hounds (1865 with John Leech) written by Robert Smith Surtees Character Sketches from Charles Dickens Portrayed by Kyd (Joseph Clayton Clarke)Some Well-Known Characters from the Works of Charles Dickens Illustrations by Kyd (Joseph Clayton Clarke)
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Cruikshank etchings Miscellaneous 19th Century hand-coloured cartoons by Cruikshank, Heath, Denbigh and others Miscellaneous 19th Century uncoloured cartoons primarily by the Cruikshanks Life in London My Sketch Book The Cruikshankian Momus (1892) Dickens Illustrations |
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Daumier, Honoré Les Gens de Justice (1959) |
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Dighton, Richard A London Nuisance series, caricatures of prominent Londoners of the day |
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Doyle, John ('HB') HB Sketches, Political Sketches of HB, etc. |
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Gillray, James The Works of James Gillray... |
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Heath, Henry The Caricaturist's Scrap Book Old Way's and New Ways [sic] |
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Heath, William Caricatures and cartoons from various sources(1800s) Hillingdon Hall; or, The Cockney Squire, A Tale of Country Life (1888, with Wildrake and Jellicoe also illustrating) |
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Hogarth, William various editions – Cook, Heath, lifetime Hogarth, etc. |
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Leech, John The Comic History of England The Comic History of Rome Mr. Sponge's Sporting Tour Handley Cross; or, Mr. Jorrocks's Hunt (1854) Mr. Facey Romford's Hounds Follies of the Year Ask Mamma; or, The Richest Commoner in England (1858) Plain or Ringlets? (1860) also, various black and white Punch cartoons |
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Miscellaneous British cartoons, caricatures, satirical drawings, etc., from the 19th Century |
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Punch, or the London Charivari (1840s-1935) Parliamentary Views from Punch by Harry Furniss People in Punch |
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Rowlandson, Thomas Poetical Sketches of Scarsborough The English Dance of Death The Dance of Life |
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hand-colored engravings (possibly by Robert Seymour) depicting life in London—from an unknown 19th century publisher |
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Seymour, Robert Seymour's Humorous Sketches Seymour's Humorous Sketches (1878 Routledge edition hand-coloured engravings) |
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Vanity Fair Magazine (also known as "Spy" prints) One of the largest collections in the world! |
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Ces Messieurs Travestissements Fantaisistes (circa 1860) |
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Humorous vintage postcards (circa 1930s-1940s) |
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Heads of the People, or Portrait of the English drawn by Kenny Meadows |
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Drawings of Charles Dana Gibson 'The Gibson Girl' and other turn-of-the-century scenes (circa 1894-1908) |
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Imagerie d'Epinal original hand-coloured cartoons (circa 1860-1890) | |||
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Wilson and Caulfield, circa 1869-1870 |
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Antique British Humour, Illustrations from Literature, Cartoons, etc. illustrations by Tenniel, Thackeray, Leech, and others from miscellaneous 19th-century sources |
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