Punch cartoons
We have a large selection of Punch cartoons, spanning a period of 30 years. These are some of them. A number of well-respected cartoonists and illustrators were featured in Punch, and where possible, their names have been mentioned on each item.
Those marked with *VM are not currently physically mounted. We have suggested a suitable colour, but we will mount in a colour to suit you (within reason!). Also, some have a nice cartoon on the reverse, which can be mounted instead if you prefer. Please use our order/enquiry form to request this and for any other queries.
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E H Shepard, illustrator
"A Dog's Life"
Date: 1937
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream
Fougasse, illustrator
"Playtime at Broadcasting House.
Date: 1932
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
Punch cartoon
"Look what I've brought you, darling - roses!"
Date: 1938
Picture size: 7" x 9.25"
Mount: 11" x 14", Mid green
Punch cartoon
"… so I said yes, Mrs Wimplestraw ..."
Date: 1933
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Grey (VM)
G L Stampa, illustrator
"...I don't go so much for colour"
Date: 1933
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream
Fougasse, illustrator
What you miss when driving
Date: 1937
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
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Lewis Baumer, illustrator
The Last Sun-Bathe. Dated September 27 1939, so perhaps a double meaning.
Date: 1939
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
Sillince, illustrator
"I wonder if I shall get any customers today, Fred." Dated September 27 1939, so perhaps a double meaning.
Date: 1939
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
M M Mays, illustrator
"We'll be down in a minute - Mummy's doing her ANTICS"
Date: 1939
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
George Morrow, illustrator
"It doesn't look like a canary. Can it sing?" "No, but you ought to see it kick!"
Date: 1932
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
HM Bateman, illustrator
"The Plumber's Paradise"
Date: 1924
Picture size: 7" x 9.25"
Mount: 11" x 14", Silver grey
Ffolkes, illustrator
The first wave of British tourists to the US.
Date: 1957
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
G L Stampa, illustrator
From Punch Magazine - front cover, Gastronomic Symphony
Date: 1936
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Crimson (VM)
Punch cartoon
How to introduce a Scottish song into a Chinese street scene.
Date: 1934
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
Ridgewell, illustrator
"I say, do you happen to have one of the sort that squeaks?"
Date: 1934
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
Sillince, illustrator
"We really must be going now, darling; we have to get right out to Surbiton"
Date: 1937
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
Punch cartoon
The Trail of Blood
Date: 1936
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
Pont, illustrator
"No, darling, I don't think it feels a bit as if we had a flat tyre",
Date: 1937
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Dk blue (VM)
Siggs, illustrator
"Robinson says there's nothing like the wealth here there was when he first came"
Date: 1949
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
D L Gilchik, illustrator
"Christmas Eve up to date"
Date: 1931
Picture size: 6.75" x 9.25"
Mount: 11" x 14", Red
SOLD
Anton, illustrator
Beach stores,"Have you any aspirin?"
Date: 1949
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream
Seviour, illustrator
Couple enjoying wrestling with nature
Date: 1939
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
E H Shepard, illustrator
Calendar for 1933. Slightly grubby, won't show.
Date: 1932
Picture size: 6.75" x 9"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
Illingworth, illustrator
Punch cartoon - The Stranger
Date: 1933
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Dk blue (VM)
Emett, illustrator
"Aye, the Afternoon Slow is always an 'elp with Top Meadow"
Date: 1945
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
On reverse:
"Fancy them happening to grow like that!"
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Frank Reynolds, illustrator
"What is it makes people always want to have a look?"
Date: 1946
Picture size: 6.75" x 9.25"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
On reverse:
Presumably a reference to ongoing rationing.
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George Morrow, illustrator
Mercury and Cerberus - earliest known example of a dog's dislike of postmen.
Date: 1931
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
On reverse:
A pretty moment in a championship, by Frank Reynolds. Double size, with centre crease and staple marks. Offered unmounted at same price as mounted.
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Fougasse, illustrator
"Coo, look - there's a cyclist!" Illustrated by Fougasse.
Date: 1938
Picture size: 6.75" x 9.25"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
On reverse:
The finest view in England; keep it to yourself. By Seviour
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Infidelity in Art
Henley and Lord's.
Date: 1928
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
On reverse:
Vicar and child.
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Fougasse, illustrator
"Why do they call it lawn tennis, then?"
Date: 1932
Picture size: 6.75" x 9.25"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
SOLD
Emett, illustrator
"Yes, I've heard of LOTS of happily retired chaps being suddenly dragged back into harness …"
Date: 1949
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Deep cream
Sillince, illustrator
"Funny how the bluebells make the wood look full of smoke!"
Date: 1939
Picture size: 7" x 9.5"
Mount: 11" x 14", Cream (VM)
The photos are not proportionately sized, so please check the measurements given.
Mount colour is as accurate as possible, but of course may show up differently on different computers.
Picture size is approximate, though overall mount size is pretty accurate.