Quite a good day, Mr. Panton - sold a palm. Frank Ford, men Only November 1946

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

We've had to sell nearly everything to keep him at school, Men Only Frank Ford October 1946

Well- you told me I must choose..., Frank Ford Men Only October 1946

Old fool, with his shepherd's pie and his everlasting 'How's my little Popsie today' Men Only Frank Ford 1946

The undertaker says it with flowers, Frank Ford, Men Only October 1938

Listen to that sir:purrs like a cat, Frank Ford, Men Only October 1938

Who's that fellow who's always hanging around? Frank Ford, Men Only October 1938

By the prophet, a stowaway, Frank Ford, Men Only February 1938

I think he's rather a dear, cow to cow talk, Frank Ford, Men Only February 1938

That one is a Lord Something or Other, Men Only February 1938 Frank Ford

No but I could manage the week after that. I'm going to have a cold next week. Frank Ford, Men Only February 1938

Something's burning. and I can't trace it, Frank Ford, Men Only February 1947

Take a letter, to the Elite Employment Agency, Frank Ford,Men Only Fenruary 1937

His Lordship's compliments Your Excellency, and might he borrow your glasses? Men Only February 1937 Frank Ford, the Duel

ere you are Ed, virgin soil, Men Only Frank Ford, February 1937, massage in the gymnasium

Well, nice goings on, I must say, Frank Ford, Men Only September 1937

Well, and how are you getting on? surgeon and plumber, Frank Ford , Men Only September 1937

The Majabis have adopted the old school song asd a war cry, Frank Ford, August 1936

There should be a teapot to go with this." Burglar to ladies at Tea, Frank Ford, Men Only February 1936