Yes, who is it? Graham, Lilliput January 1951

Tell Mr Parker, I' ready to see him now, Siggs, Lilliput December 1947

I'll be seeing you. anonymous, Lilliput, August 1950

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

Dr Bagshot's terms are cash on delivery, Hynes, Men Only September 1946

no caption, something under the cassock, Gantriis Lilliput December 1949

Hullo is that Vortex Puzzle Company... Inland Revenue, Starke, Lilliput December 1949

of course indoor games are an extra, Searle's St.Trinians, Lilliput May 1949

Goodbye Miss Taggat, you must come up and let me show you some of my quaint old deeds, Edgar Norfield, Men Only 1943

Got any loose change on you, I don't like to leave them flat broke, Talbert, Men Only November 1943

On in three minutes, Starke, Lilliput, March 1949

Hi Dook, how do I look, Hynes, Men Only February 1938

Our Mr Grimshaw will be there as soon as you are, sir, Siggs, Lilliput October 1948

Bang goes another pair of knuckledusters, Searle for Lilliput, September 1948 St.Trinians

Einstein uposet all preconceived ideas of Time, Men Only , August 1937

Flowers and their Pollination lecture for Puritans, Starke, Lilliput February 1948

The doctor will see you in a minute sir, He's er changing (Jeckyll and Hyde) Walter Goetz, Lilliput January 1948

Walter Goetz, 1911 - 1995, born Cologne

Brought to England, becoming a naturalised citizen in 1934

A self taught artist, dealer  and cartoonist. 

Poster artist, graphic designer and the first voice 

on the BBCs German service in 1939.

Invented the characters of Colonel Up and Mr Down 

and Dab and Flounder for the Daily Express,

He is best known for the very successful Major Thompson series.
Often signs as just 'Walter' 

Girls, Girls, a little less noise please, Ronald Searle, October 1946, Lilliput

Oh excuse me!, Andre Francois, Lilliput October 1946

Another Friendship broken 1894 Frederick Burr Opper,

Another Friendship broken 1894