Other comic and miscellaneous

Postcards

• End of Daylight Saving TimeUnused postcard - Pub: Art & Humour Publ Co, London A&H Series No 1013 (Ref: PC_Comic0028)
• Daylight Saving cartoonPostcard franked Babbacombe, Devon 1916 - Pub: C W Faulkner & Co, London (Ref: PC_Comic0001)
• Weekly Telegraph cartoonUnused postcard - Publ in Saxony - Pasco Series No 11 (Ref: PC_Comic0002)
• Honeymoon in BlackpoolRef: PC_Comic0037
• The minister speaksPostcard franked South Shields 1907 1904 - Pub: Millar & Lang, Glasgow & Toulon (Ref: PC_Comic0052)
• Hartlepool - Monkey HangingUnused RP postcard - Heortha Series No M2 Love’s Hartlepool (Ref: PC_Comic0003)
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• PC_Comic0026aMiller & Lang “National" series
• PC_Comic0024Miller & Lang “National" series
• PC_Comic0025Miller & Lang “National" series
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• PC_Comic0047Unused postcard Pub? No 595c - Unfortunately the label (sic!) is missing.
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• PC_National01Miller & Lang “National" series
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• PC_ArtTone1295-SwanksPostcard franked Horsham 1920 - Suffragette theme by Swanks (?) ArtTone series no 1295 Pub: Regent Publishing Co Ltd, London
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• PC_Comic0048Unused PC published by National Pure Water Association - Campaign against fluroide ->
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• PC_GBouret01Handwritten postcard - NPU - Design by Germaine Bouret (1907-1953), French artist and illustrator
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• PC_Comic_Payne01Postcard franked Market Rasen 1908 - Pub ?Gale & Polden - Artwork by G M Payne (1879-1947) Gilbert Morris "Bertie" Payne was born in Cardiff in the first quarter of 1879. He was the older brother of A. B. Payne, who created the comic strip Pip, Squeak and Wilfred in the Daily Mirror. Their father, Joseph, was a cabinet maker. Gilbert had moved to London by 1901, and in the early 1900s drew comics for the Amalgamated Press and James Henderson & Sons. He also illustrated story papers, including Chums and Boys of Our Empire, many full-colour postcards, and drew cartoons for Punch. He died in Bristol in the fourth quarter of 1947, aged 59.
• PC_Comic_Payne02Unused postcard - Pub ?Gale & Polden - Artwork by G M Payne (1879-1947) (PC_Comic0146) Gilbert Morris "Bertie" Payne was born in Cardiff in the first quarter of 1879. He was the older brother of A. B. Payne, who created the comic strip Pip, Squeak and Wilfred in the Daily Mirror. Their father, Joseph, was a cabinet maker. Gilbert had moved to London by 1901, and in the early 1900s drew comics for the Amalgamated Press and James Henderson & Sons. He also illustrated story papers, including Chums and Boys of Our Empire, many full-colour postcards, and drew cartoons for Punch. He died in Bristol in the fourth quarter of 1947, aged 59.
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• PC_Tuck_H1270aTuck postcard franked Langholm 1904 - Humorous series 1270 - Popular Plays: Quality Street
• PC_It-AdAdvertising card for White Lion Hotel in San Gimignano, a small walled medieval hill town in the province of Siena, Tuscany, north-central Italy, known as "The Town of Fine Towers.” Towers in San Gimignano ->
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• PC_Tuck_FAI-8666aUnused Tuck “Oilette” postcard (No 8666) from series I "The French Army” - The Engineers From a painting by N Beraud
• PC_Tuck_FAI-8666bUnused Tuck “Oilette” postcard (No 8666) from series I "The French Army” - The Alpine Sharpshooters From a painting by N Beraud
• PC_Tuck_FA-981-4Unused Tuck “Oilette” postcard (Serie 981-4) from series "The French Army” - The Sharpshooters From a painting by N Beraud
• PC_Tuck_FAII-8696Unused Tuck “Oilette” postcard (No 8696) from series II "The French Army” - The Infantry From a painting by N Beraud
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• PC_McKenzie-Artistic144Postcard franked Surrey 1904 - Pub: McKenzie & Co, London - No. 144 in“Artistic” series -> Stamped Bill Hopkins Collection, Nottinghill Gate, London Bill Hopkins was a London collector and dealer who collected a large number of postcards. He established and operated the Postcard Collector’s Centre in Kensington. Hopkins personalized all of his cards with his hand stamp. Hopkins died sometime around 2014.
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• PC_Tuck_Air3101Unused Tuck “Oilette” postcard - "In the Air” series: Climbing (PC No 3101)
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• PC_Comic_Leete01Postcard franked 1915 - Pub: Wildt & Gray “London Opinion” series no 5035 - Design by Alfred Leete Alfred Ambrose Chew Leete (1882–1933), a British graphic artist, was born at Thorpe Achurch, Northamptonshire. His work as a wartime propagandist included the poster (right) for which he is most renowned, the Lord Kitchener poster design, which first appeared on the cover of the weekly magazine London Opinion on 5 September 1914. Leete died of a seizure, following a heart attack, at his home in Pembroke Square, London, in 1933.
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• PC_Comic0107Postcard franked London 1906 - Pub: ?
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• PC_HEII-9443 The AnglerUnused postcard (printed Happy Birthday) - Pub. Tuck “Oilette” Happy England Series II No 9443 After original painting by J McIntyre (= J W McIntyre (1866-1888)?)
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• PC_HayesFW_0001Unused postcard - Pub. Meissner & Buch, Leipzig - Serie 1189 “Am Weiher” From original painting by Frederick William Hayes (1848-1918)
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• PC_FrComic-Gervère01Postcard franked Salin Dhyere 1909 Apparently one of an extensive pre-WWI series “Nos Marins” illustrated by H Gervère and published by Raffaelli at Toulon, which is a large naval base
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• PC_Ad-BruxellesAdvertising RP postcard for Chocolaterie César Anvers - Pub: Ern Thill, Bruxelles Series 1 No 101
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• PC_IronHorseAdAdvertising postcard franked Grand Central Station NY 1925 The Iron Horse was a 1924 American silent Western film directed by John Ford and produced by Fox Film. It was a major milestone in Ford's career, and his lifelong connection to the Western film genre.
• PC_Fr-Boutet01Early unused French postcard - Original suffragette-themed sketch by Henri Boutet (PC_FrBoutet01) Henri Boutet (1851-1919) was a French engraver and illustrator. He was born in Sainte-Hermine (Vendée) in 1851. In the 1890s he specialised in the production of etchings representing women in negligees, resulting in his being nicknamed the "little master of the corset" or the "painter of the midinette". With his growing reputation, Boutet launched his own publishing house and sold his productions to periodicals such as Le Frou-frou, L'Assiette au beurre and Le Pêle-Mêle. In 1902 he published " Les Modes Feminines du XIXe Siecle " which met with instant acclaim. He died in Paris on 9 June 1919.
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• PC_FredMay01Unused postcard with cartoon caricature by Fred May (PC_FredMay01) Fred May (1891-1976) was a caricaturist and artist, born in Wallasey, Cheshire. He attended the local Liscard School of Art and Reading University. May's earliest drawings were produced for the Liverpool Daily Post and North Eastern Daily Gazette. His first cartoons for the Tatler were sent home in 1917 from the trenches where he was serving as an infantry officer with the Green Howards. He was asked to provide caricatures of men on the Western Front between the shelling. He developed an acute, gentle and humorous style from the 1920s onwards, caricaturing personalities including Winston Churchill, who autographed his own likeness. May served again during the Second World War, when he was honoured with the Legion d'Honneur, and after the war he continued to work for the Tatler, but also the Graphic and Weekly Sketch and News Chronicle right up until his death in 1976. He was a nephew of the cartoonist Phil May .
• PC_FredMay02Used postcard with cartoon caricature by Fred May (PC_FredMay02) Fred May (1891-1976) was a caricaturist and artist, born in Wallasey, Cheshire. He attended the local Liscard School of Art and Reading University. May's earliest drawings were produced for the Liverpool Daily Post and North Eastern Daily Gazette. His first cartoons for the Tatler were sent home in 1917 from the trenches where he was serving as an infantry officer with the Green Howards. He was asked to provide caricatures of men on the Western Front between the shelling. He developed an acute, gentle and humorous style from the 1920s onwards, caricaturing personalities including Winston Churchill, who autographed his own likeness. May served again during the Second World War, when he was honoured with the Legion d'Honneur, and after the war he continued to work for the Tatler, but also the Graphic and Weekly Sketch and News Chronicle right up until his death in 1976. He was a nephew of the cartoonist Phil May .
• PC_GJackson01Gentleman smoking a cigarette Unused postcard with cartoon caricature by Gordon Jackson (PC_GJackson01)
• PC_It-MilanAdPUnused postcard - Milan Arch of Peace (Arco della Pace) - Pub: Italy - Original artwork by G Guerzoni
• PC_FrComic02Carte officielle de souvenir de la Fin du Monde le 19 mai 1910. "Fin du monde 1910" fait référence à la date du 19 mai 1910, associée à une comète Halley qui passa à proximité de la Terre, provoquant des peurs apocalyptiques en raison de la croyance erronée qu'elle contenait un gaz toxique, le cyanogène. Des caricatures humoristiques ont illustré ces peurs, représentant des gens tirés par des canons ou accrochés à des ballons, comme le montre cette carte.
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• PC_Comic-HHeath01"Football in London’s Streets" c 1820 - Etching by H Heath (Worldwide Langton Football Collection, London) Unused modern postcard pub: Walkerprint International, London & New York Henry Heath (1820-1842 ->) was an English draughtsman, etcher of political cartoons and lithographer. He is reported to have emigrated to Australia in 1842 after which he is lost to sight.
• PC_VC001xAn Edwardian lady is invited to take her life in her hands Postcard franked Norwich 1903 - Pub: ? Serie 1158
• PC_Schilling-Walk2-1916 (1)Postcard franked Croydon 1913 - Celerating George M Schilling George M. Schilling (1874-1920) was a legendary American one-armed athlete who defied all odds to become the first man to walk around the world for a wager. Embarking on his first epic adventure in August 1897 from New York City, Schilling set out with nothing but a newspaper suit and penniless pockets. Over nine arduous years, he traversed an astounding distance of 55,000 miles, encircling the globe and etching his name into history books as one of humanity's greatest explorers. For a more detailed account of Schilling’s life and exploits see this Dollar Bank article . (accessed July 2023)
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• PC_Comic0133PC franked Bristol 16 Aug 1906(?) 3.45 pm - H B & S Series - Sent to Bristol expecting delivery within the day!!!
• PC_Comic-AbCatPostcard franked Fyfield, Abingdon 1912 - Pub: Wildt & Kray, London Series No 2261
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• PC_Sweden-Lund CathedralAntique postcard (1900) postmarked Copenhagen 27-8-1900 - undivided back
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• PC_Malta01Maltese postcard franked Cospicua, Malta 1904
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• J KoudelkaPostcard franked 1922 (ref PC_Polish-Romantic01) - drawing by Czechoslovak artist J Koudelka (dates unknown) Text reads (in translation from Czech by Google): Thunder strikes and rain pours, it pours, The earth cracks, the heavens rage. Dear Olvor, I'm not standing under the window because I'll get soaked all over (through).
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