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

And remeber sir, it aint no blooming good saying gee up and whoa and them things, Fenwick, October 1944

Oh Mother he's wonderful, and he's in the Guards, I forget which, Fenwick, Men Only `October 1944

I shouldn't look down the spout too often Trubkins... Fenwick Men OnlyMay 1944

Had a great romp with your boys, General? Men Only November 1943, Ian Fenwick

refer to the conductor as Charlie Shadwell... Ian Fenwick, November 1943

your old friend Tonetti,,, Ian Fenwick Men Only November 1943 (from a Pizzeria)

We feel his Lordship should begin ,Men Only September 1937, Ian Fenwick

Ian Fenwick also worked for Punch and died 7 August 1944

on special operations in France. He is described as "an enormous man

of slightly horsey mien."