Original 1941 Punch Magazine Cartoon by George Morrow – “Lawrence, Leave the Roller”

Description

Original 1941 Punch Magazine Cartoon by George Morrow – “Lawrence, Leave the Roller”

📜 Description:
Bring home a slice of classic British humor with this authentic 1941 cartoon from the legendary Punch Magazine, illustrated by George Morrow, one of the magazine’s most cherished artists. This delightful scene features a mischievous child playing on a heavy garden roller while a woman, shaded and exasperated, utters the line:
“Lawrence—will you kindly leave that roller where it is?”

Professionally mounted on black cardboard and measuring approximately 18 x 13 inches, this original vintage print is not a reproduction, but a genuine piece of British cartoon history. It offers a lighthearted view of everyday life during the 1940s—a time when humor was a welcome escape.

Please note, this is a vintage item and may show gentle signs of wear typical of its age, which only adds to its charm and authenticity.

🛍️ Key Features:

• Original Punch Magazine cartoon from 1941

• Artwork by George Morrow, noted British illustrator

• Mounted on durable black cardboard

• Humorous, collectible, and display-ready

• Perfect for lovers of vintage British satire and classic cartoons

📝 Condition:
Vintage condition with light signs of age. Carefully preserved and presented. Please review images for details.