Tock Collection

Africa Tock Boy pre-1900

Tickety Tock - Silhouette illustration
Tickety Tock Silhouette Illustration -- two rabbits, a rat and a squirrel. Date: 1934

Pocket Watch In Black And White

Hourglass And Clock

A Loud Awakening

Clock with alarm on a blue background

Time

Clock

Cover design, Tickety-Tock and the Robber Fox, by Aunt Agatha, with a silhouette illustration of a goblin and an insect by Joyce A Johnson. Date: 1934

Tickety Tock - Silhouette illustration
Tickety Tock Silhouette Illustration -- two frogs, a goblin, an insect and a mouse. Date: 1934

Albert Chevalier - Tick Tock
Actor, singer and comedian Albert Chevalier in a costume worn while performing the song Tick Tock. Date: circa 1903

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In the heart of Africa, a young boy named Tock navigates through life in the pre-1900 era. With his trusty pocket watch, he becomes an emblem of timekeeping and adventure. The cover design of "Tickety-Tock and the Robber Fox" captures the essence of this thrilling tale. Silhouette illustrations bring Tock's journey to life, showcasing his determination against all odds. As he races against time, each tick resonates with anticipation and excitement. The black and white contrast of the pocket watch adds a touch of elegance to this timeless story. Through intricate details, Tickety Tock emerges as a symbol of resilience amidst challenges faced by African children during that era. Just like an hourglass measures every precious moment, Tock's experiences shape him into a remarkable character who transcends boundaries set by society and time itself. Join Tock on his captivating journey as he defies expectations and embraces his destiny - for within these pages lies an extraordinary tale waiting to be discovered.