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

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

It;s lovely Maestro, but haven't you flattered me a leetle? Webster Murray Men Only 1946

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

Gurrouch! Leggo! I ejaculated, seizing my mysterious assailant by the throat, artist Ray, Lilliput August 1949

and this time you don't say Goodie Goodie, Edgar Norfield, Men Only October 1944

Ad any trouble finding one sir, artist Harold Thompson Men Only April 1944

Course e can paint - e's a colour sergeant, ain't e, A.W.Browne, Men Only November 1943

Film Producer to the War Office, artist Seymour, Men Only November 1943

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

Tch! Tch! the band Carruthers, the band, Talbert Men Only February 1938

And I gets wages... Men Only February 1937, indecipherable artist voyeurism

Maysh well have a ride on the thing - his- whle ish here, artist Dawson, Men Only February 1937

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, I must say thish punsh is the worst I have ever tasted, Ian Dickson, Men Only September 1937

Ian Dickson was born in New Zealand in 1905 and died in 1987.

He worked extensively for publications all over the world.

Notable he worked for Eagle and Girl, and for 15 years produced the

'Mum' strip for the Sunday Graphic.

The Norman Arch 1921 Passing Show Goes back does it? Philistinism, Charles Chilcot