Vintage Punch Magazine Cartoon Page – British WWII Satire (1941)
Supplied with a 10 × 8 inch mount, ready for you to fit a frame of your choice. Ideal for collectors of Punch magazine cartoons, WWII art, vintage British humour, and historical illustrations.
Description
Original Punch Magazine cartoon page (May 14, 1941) showcasing classic British wartime humour and WWII satire. A genuine period illustration capturing the wit, social commentary, and visual style that made Punch magazine Britain’s most influential source of political and cultural cartoons.
Presented with a 10 x 8 inch mount, ready to fit a frame of your choice. An ideal collectible for lovers of WWII art, vintage British humour, historical cartoons, and Punch magazine prints.
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