Similar
Ain't You the Radical Party? (Barmyville Asylum).
Cinema News and Property Gazette (1912) (1912) (14801785223)
Coolidge's Photo-Caricature Foregrounds advertisement - C. M. Coolidge
An appeal to you / M'Caw, Stevenson & Orr, Ltd., Dublin & Belfast.
The busy showman.--III - Political cartoon, public domain image
Men, the country needs you now Enlist to-day.
Jeff Davis, on his own platform, or the last "act of secession"
Poster, 'Fight for King & Empire'
Ministry of Information First World War Miscellaneous Collection Q33063
Related
Ain't You the Radical Party? (Barmyville Asylum).
Hatters tea party (not so Mad!) (5973558756)
Club des démocrates de Belleville, avril 1848
Oh Boy! What A Party. 4AH1378 (NBY 429029)
Life of the Party (1920) - Arbuckle & Faye
Club des démocrates de Belleville, avril 1848
Club des Républicains Socialistes, 1848, metal coin
"Club des socialistes de Reims", 1848, metal coin
Barbiere di Siviglia (ballo comico pantomimo). 1782
Ain't You the Radical Party? (Barmyville Asylum). (22718383770)
Summary
COLL MISC 0519-5
Full colour lithograph showing a "cheerful idiot" inviting three Radicals to join him in the Barmyville Asylum.\r\nArtist: George Belcher\r\nPrinter: McCorquodale and Co. Ltd\r\nPublisher: Printer\r\nPlace of Production: London
Tags
george belcher
lse commons
political posters of the united kingdom
posters of the united kingdom 1900 s
lithographs
posters
cartoon illustration
punch magazine cartoons
ultra high resolution
high resolution
advertisements
vintage ads
vintage magazines
Date
1900
Source
punch.photoshelter.com
Link
Copyright info
public domain