Punch, or the London Charivari

Step back in time with "Punch, Vol. 156, June 18, 1919," a fascinating glimpse into British society at the close of World War I. This meticulously reproduced edition of the celebrated periodical captures the wit and humor that defined an era.

A treasure trove of satire and social commentary, this volume offers a unique perspective on politics and everyday life through the lens of sharp English wit. Discover a collection of comic strips and cartoons that cleverly lampooned the events and personalities of the day.

"Punch" was renowned for its insightful observations and its ability to find humor even in the most challenging of circumstances. This edition is a valuable historical document, offering a captivating look at a pivotal moment in history as seen through the eyes of some of the period's most talented satirists. A must-have for enthusiasts of British humor, historical cartoons, and anyone interested in the social and political landscape following the Great War.

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