Punch, or the London Charivari

A fascinating glimpse into Victorian England, "Punch, or the London Charivari, November 25, 1893" offers a vibrant snapshot of British culture through the lens of satire and humor. This meticulously reproduced periodical showcases the wit and observational humor that made "Punch" a beloved institution.

Filled with political cartoons and comic strips, this issue provides a unique perspective on the issues and personalities that shaped the era. Explore the sharp, often irreverent, commentary on politics and society, rendered in classic cartoon style. Perfect for enthusiasts of English wit, historical humor, and the art of political satire, this edition captures a moment in time with enduring appeal. Discover the comedic genius that defined "Punch" and its lasting impact on humor and visual storytelling.

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