would our clients think us frivolous if we installed one of those new fangled telephones and a type-writer, Starke, Menb Only October 1946

Fly Gustav, it's my husband, Webster Murray, Men Only October 1946

Getting the right atmosphere, Bedside Books, Anton, Men Only October 1946

No thanks, I'd rather wait for a number eleven bus, Men Only October 1946 Edgar Norfield

I beg your pardon, I pulled the wrong chain, Maroc Men Only 1946

On he husband my husband has never believed my stories about the size of the fish queues, Leonard Hagerty Men Only October 1946

Ah here we are at Waterloo, Men Only October 1946 artist Giis

Owing to short supply the goods in this window are not for sale, Edgar Norfield, Men Only October 1946

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

It's called Evening in Lombard Street, and it only attracts men with money, Barry Appleby, Men Only October 1946

After all, Henry, it was YOU who suggested a second honeymoon, Men Only October 1946 Talbert

this race is only for three year old horses... Anton Men Only October 1946

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

He's swallowed a pill, pass it one, Siggs, Lilliput October 1950

NO Caption, artist TM, strap hanging Lilliput October 1950

What's this, dittio ditto / , Starke, Lilliput, October 1950

No Caption, The Staircase by Sprod, Lilliput October 1950

Not amused, Starke Cartoon and a Popper photo, October 1950

No Caption, Collar stud under the bed, anonymous, Lilliput October 1950

No Caption, the boy in the bottle, Derek Chittock, August 1950

No Caption, a shredded ticket, Siggs, Lilliput August 1950

Could you tell me the time, please? Ronald Searle, Lilliput August 1950

No caption, a sleeping Mexican, Lilliput August 1958, Starke

No caption, mermaid and the centaur out at sea, artist COQ Lilliput August 1950

But I live here, the hawker, Smythe, Lilliput August 1950,

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

No Caption, an amphibious vehicle, Siggs, Lilliput July 1950

No Caption, the old bed of nails routine, at the Psychiatrsit, artist Alec, Lilliput July 1950

No Caption, the death of a window cleaner, Starke, Lilliput 1950 July

No, he doesn't bite, but he gives away tips, Siggs, Lilliput July 1950

No Caption, consideration on the beach, Starke, Lilliput July 1950

No Caption, Fight over Boxing, Lilliput July 1950, artist PAR

No Caption, , tyre tread on head, Gantriis, Lilliput, July 1950

The Liberals had cream buns, Graham, Lilliput, June 1950

... I let him wriggle away, selling as angling, Starke, June 1950 Lilliput

Fair play St Trinian's, use a clean needle, Ronald Searle, Lilliput June 1950

Playing with lethal weapons, a boy of your age, Ronald Searle, Lilliput April 1950

Dear Sir or Madam, Starke, Lilliput April 1950

Love's Labour, Andre Francois, Lilliput April 1950

No caption, revealing X Ray, artist Martin, February Lilliput

About these lights you fixed dear, H.F.Wiles, Lilliput, February 1950

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

It's so confusing, Mother tells me one thing, and you tell me another, Ian Dickson, Men Only April 1945

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

Newton? Oh some guy crowned him with an apple and he passed the law of gravity, Talbert, Men Only April 1945