Punch Collection (page 8)

Punch and Judy Show Llandudno Wales Victorian period

Professor Smith's Royal Punch and Judy Show

Professor Smith's Royal Punch and Judy show Victorian period

Punch and Judy Show, Wilder beach, Ilfracombe

Punch and Judy Show Wilder Beach Ilfracombe Victorian period

Watching a Punch and Judy show

Children watching a Punch and Judy Show Victorian period

Victorian Magic Lantern Slide Good Night Punch

Punch and Judy Show early 1900s Date: circa 1900s

Beach Seaside - Punch and Judy - Scarborough

Watching a Punch and Judy Show, Llandudno, Wales, Victorian period

Punch and Judy show, Ilfracombe, Devon, early 1900s

Children watching a Punch and Judy show Date: c.1905

Street puppet show, China, early 1900s. Date: early 1900s

Punchbowl viewed from Gibbet Cross, Hindhead, Surrey - Painted by landscape artist Alfred Robert Quinton for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J

View across the Punchbowl, Hindhead, Surrey - Painted by landscape artist Alfred Robert Quinton for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J

Sir John Bernard Partridge, illustrator and cartoonist
Sir John Bernard Partridge (1861-1945), English artist, illustrator and cartoonist. He became chief political cartoonist of Punch in 1909. Date: circa 1920s

Leslie Gilbert Illingworth, Welsh political cartoonist
Leslie Gilbert Illingworth (1902-1979), Welsh political cartoonist, best known for his work in Punch and the Daily Mail Date: circa 1940s

Frank Reynolds, artist, illustrator and cartoonist
Frank Reynolds (1876-1953), artist, illustrator and cartoonist Date: early 20th century

The Rising Generation, by John Leech, part of a series of 12 drawings published by Punch magazine (1 of 4) Date: 1848

Music cover, The Lost Child, sung by George Ford
Music cover, The Lost Child, the admired comic song, sung by George Ford, words by Thomas Hood Date: circa 1860

Music cover, Punch and Judy Quadrille by Hs Roberts Date: 19th century

Cartoon, Retribution, or the Greenwich Dinner, with Lord Palmerston, Liberal Prime Minister (L) and Lord John Russell, Liberal Foreign Secretary (R)

Christmas card, Pulcinella and Pierrot
Christmas card, A Very Merry Christmas, Pulcinella and Pierrot getting drunk. Date: mid 19th century

Punch At The Convent
This painting depicts a scene where a seated crowd of spectators, with children at the front, are viewing a traditional Punch and Judy puppet show at a convent, nuns are tending to the audience

Punch and Judy with elves, Dorothy M Wheeler
Christmas Command Performance! illustration of elves watching Punch and Judy show, surprising the drummer and the dog. Dorothy M Wheeler, illustrator, (1891-1966)

Phil May, caricaturist
Sketch illustration of Phil May, caricaturist by Frank W Richards. Philip William May (22 April 1864 ?? 5 August 1903), caricaturist

Music cover, The Punch and Judy Show, words and music by Ben Black Date: 1929

Cardiff City Players keep fit using a punch ball, C Smith punching Date: 1946

Mr Punch as jockey riding pocket book wallet
Mr Punch as a jockey riding on Mr Punch's Pocket Book wallet Date: 1871

Only A Penny, Don't be afraid to hit! - fairground scene
Only A Penny, Don't be afraid to hit! - strength test at fairground Date: 1879

Caricature illustrations of Alfred Lester, actor and comedian (1874-1925), by Hynes. Captioned, Our Lester Selection'

Enid Stamp Taylor, actress, theatrical studio portrait in velvet costume astride upholstered bench. Captioned, Part of the Punch'

Queen Victoria and Prince Albert with Mr Punch Date: 1846

Title page, Punch's Pocket Book, 1846 Date: 1846

The Fallowfield Hunt Supper by Cecil Aldin

Punch magazine, advertising bookmark (front) - comes out on Wednesday, don't forget it. Date: 1932

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Sir John Tenniel, artist, illustrator and cartoonist
Sir John Tenniel (1820 - 1914), British artist, illustrator and political cartoonist, who had just died. Seen here with two of his most famous Punch cartoons

Wassail Bowl on New Years Eve
A tradition on New Years Eve where people in the village go door-to-door, singing and offering a drink from the bowl full of hot mulled wine, a mix of cider

Shadow Show - Silhouette Cut-Outs 1881
A fold-out page from The Boy's Own Paper for a shadow show stand with various silhouettes surrounding, to be cut-out, to entertain children for Christmas. Date: 1881

That's the advantage of collecting statuary, it's not as easy to steal as the Mona Lisa. Date: 1911

DIE SINKING ROOM AT MINT
The coinage and medal dies are formed under this press by forcing a punch, on which is the required design, into specially prepared blanks. Date: circa 1910

The Czarof all the Russias
Death as the Tsar of all the Russias Date: 1905

Dr Syntax, Death of Punch (his horse). Date: 1821

Partners - Britannia and the Colonies dance together while Tsar Nicholas II dances with Madame France; Wilhelm II of Germany looks on. Date: 1901

Cartoon, Delivering the Goods (Lloyd-George)
Cartoon, Delivering the Goods - British politician David Lloyd-George delivering munitions of war on horses labelled Labour and Capital. Date: 1915

Cartoon, The Seven-league boots 1846
Cartoon, The Seven-league boots; or, Death of Giant Monopoly. A satirical comment on the repeal of the Corn Laws, depicting Sir Robert Peel, Prime Minister

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