Punch Magazine

A lovely 1980s punched metal magazine rack with a white tubular metal frame.

This unit contains a punched magazine rack, a punched black rack, 16 loose shelves with various sizes and 1 gray tray.

The print is with a Snaffles signature in pencil and the Snaffles blindstamp, nicely framed in original black frame. 'Acknowledgements to Punch' appears under the image, this is in r...

The print is with a Snaffles signature in pencil and the Snaffles blindstamp, nicely framed in a new black frame. 'Acknowledgements to Punch' appears under the image, this is in reco...

They had originally appeared in Punch magazine and, to the shock of Milne and Methuen, the book sold out on publication day.

British cartoonists from Punch magazine were the first to fully develop the image of Uncle Sam as a tall, bearded, thin figure.

It was initially conceived in 1902, inspired by the artist's own illustrations, The Dissolute Cow-Punchers, published in Century Magazine in October 1888, and Cowboys Coming to Town ...

Arthur Wallis Mills (1878-1940) was a British artist, famous for his political cartoons and illustrations for Punch and The Strand magazines. He illustrated more P.

These cartoons originally appeared in the English publication 'Punch Magazine.' They were selected for the American audience, because of cultural differences some were not chosen.

British cartoonists from Punch magazine were the first to fully develop the image of Uncle Sam as a tall, bearded, thin figure.

He took this talent to Punch Magazine, where he eventually became principal cartoonist.

Henry Mayo Bateman (1887-1970) was a British humorous artist and cartoonist, he produced artwork for Punch, Tatler and many other magazines besides, including the Illustrated Sportin...

Hood was a very well-known 19th century English author, poet and humorist, a frequent contributor to Punch and The London Magazine. These volumes contain a number of well- executed e...

Henry Mayo Bateman (1887 - 1970) was a British humorous artist and cartoonist, he produced artwork for Punch, Tatler and many other magazines besides, including the Illustrated Sport...

The cover inset with monochrome enamel panel depicting the front cover of Punch Magazine dated 1892. Silver gilt interior.

His work frequently appeared, amongst other places, in Punch magazine; he drew the cover of the first issue, and designed the magazine's masthead, a design that was used for over a c...

Provenance: The design for the cover of Punch Magazine was drawn by Richard "Dickie" Doyle (September 1824 – 11 December 1883.

Set of 24 leather bound volumes of Punch Magazine No 05-100 from the estate of José Ferrer.