Do I take this man? What do you think I came for, July 1945, artist Reg Forster men Only

Tell Captain Locker he can either keep me dancing, or have me up for Reveille - not both. artist Ray, Men Only July 1945

What extraordinary whiskers you fellows wore in those days, Maroc, Men Only July 1945

She says her old man's a dook,Webster Murray Men Only July 1945

Tired? Blimey! Taint as though you've bin on yer feet all the times! Men Only 1945 July

May I get you your eighth Martini? Ian Dickson, Men Only July 1945

And what size in bowler hats do you wear? :David Langdon, Men Only July 1945

Well, swhat's he goinf to be like when he's posted to Gallery 20? Frank Ford, Men Only July 1945

What I want to know is - who who booked the horse in last night? Ian Dickson, men Only July 1945

I knew that damned church steeple would spoil the view, Bovey, Men Only July 1945

I always say there's nothing like a piano. During the Blitz I practically lived under mine. Edgar Norfield, Men Only July 1945

I only said I must go down to the sea again...(Sea Fever, John Masefield) Palmer July 1945 Men Only

Dear Old Jack still here? Solely as ballast, m boy, Webster Murray Men Only July 1945

In a quiet corner at the Clarabelle, Waffles shows Sniffles his war wound, Fenwick, Men Only July 1945

Young man, is it necessary to ask if I support private enterprise, Edgar Norfield, JUly 1946

Oh jolly hard luck, sir, David Langdon, Men Only April 1945

I suppose it's only cricket to warn you fellows... artist Ray, men Only April 1945

I'm only good for a couple of drinks, Peter Probyn, Men Only 1945

would honourable gentleman on left please to change places... Starke, Men Only April 1945

And wot's more, I dislikes the at you're wearing, artist Snowy, Men Only April 1945