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Old Bill car mascot - BairnsfatherwareOld Bill car mascot. Produced by Louis Lejeune (Mascots) Ltd. c.1919, on a metal plinth, which is on a wooden socle. Copyright No. R2669204. Bairnsfather Ware
Milk jug with ornate border - BairnsfatherwareMilk jug with ornate border. Inscribed on one side - When the ell is it goin to be strawberry And inscribed on the other side - What time do they feed the sea-lions, Alf Very good condition
Plate - WWI humourPlate - Here with a loaf of bread beneath the row. A muttered curse, but neer a whine. And thou - beside me, singing in the wilderness. The wilderness is paradise enow. Good condition
Plate - Give it a good ard un Bert. - BairnsfatherwarPlate. Inscribed - Give it a good ard un Bert. You can generally ear em fizzing a bit first if they are agoin to explode. Good condition. Bairnsfather Ware
Plate - What time do they feed the sea-lions, Alf Good condition. Bairnsfather Ware
Plate - When the ell is it goin to be strawberry Good condition. Bairnsfather Ware
Bairnsfather Ware - Bruce BairnsfatherBairnsfather Ware wall plaque with ornate border. Well if you knows. A Memento of the Great War on reverse. Bairnsfather Ware
Plate - Give it a good ard un, BertPlate inscribed Give it a good ard un, Bert: You can generally ear em fizzing a bit first if they are agoin to explode. Inscribed on reverse Made by the girls of Staffordshire during the winter of
Flying Colours, Hippodrome Theatre, LondonFlying Colours, a revue at the Hippodrome Theatre, London, an Albert de Courville production
Situation Shortly Vacant by BairnsfatherHumours from the Front - No 32 Situation Shortly Vacant In an old-established house in France an opening will shortly occur for a young man
Old Bill at Madame Cheerios, by BairnsfatherOld Bill at Madame Cheerios " You are shortly going on a journey across a field; an ugly man with a square head will cross your path; you will then hear a loud noise
A Murmansk Murmur by Bruce Bairnsfather, WW1 cartoon" Don t that make ye blinkin well wild, Bert?" Old Bill, the soldier character created by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather in The Bystander, together with his old pal Bert
Those Medals! by Bruce Bairnsfather, WW1 cartoonSad, but true, and apparently unavoidable. A cartoon by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather published in The Bystander commenting that while acts of bravery during war often went unrecognised
Can-Tankerous by Bruce Bairnsfather, WW1 cartoon" Ere! Where the ell are ye comin with that Turkish bath o yours?" Old Bill, the cartoon character created by Bruce Bairnsfather in The Bystander receives a frosty reception from soldiers
Coxs by Bruce Bairnsfather, WW1 cartoonWhen one feels rather in favour of floating a War Loan of ones own. A British officer visits his bank to find out hes rather overdrawn. Date: 1917
Old Bill car mascot. Produced by Louis Lejeune (Mascots) Ltd. c.1919, stamped copywright, on a black painted metal rounded plinth. Bairnsfather Ware
Old Bill car mascot on a metal plinth, WW1Old Bill car mascot. Produced by Louis Lejeune (Mascots) Ltd, on a metal plinth. Copyright No. R2669204. Bairnsfather Ware. Date: circa 1919
WW1 tank teapot, manufactured by Sadler. Bairnsfather Ware
Old Bill and Co by Bruce BairnsfatherAn ARP warden stands on a rooftop during a very lively air raid and looks down a chimney pot with his binoculars telling those hiding inside, I said, I reckon its time you went to the shelter. 1940
Bruce Bairnsfather Ware by GrimwadesA selection of pottery manufactured by the firm Grimwades of Staffordshire, featuring the designs of Bruce Bairnsfather, the artist whose cartoons featured in The Bystander during World War I
Old Bill and Co. October 1940" I ll let yet get away with it this time, but remember! I got a front door, h and a knocker!" Bruce Bairnsfather jokes that the damage inflicted on homes by German air raids has made it
Bruce Bairnsfather in his Sunbeam with Old Bill mascotCaptain Bruce Bairnsfather, famous for his cartoons of trench humour in The Bystander during the First World War seen at the wheel of his Sunbeam car with an aluminium car mascot in the shape of
Christmas Truce by Bruce BairnsfatherA memory of Christmas, 1914: " Look at this blokes buttons, arry. I should reckon e as a maid to dress im." A picture by the famous wartime Bystander cartoonist and creator of Old Bill
Old Saws and New Meanings, by BairnsfatherOld Saws and New Meanings There is certainly a lot of truth in that Napoleonic maxim, " An army moves on its stomach" A cartoon by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather, in The Bystander 1916
Birds of Ill Omen, by BairnsfatherBirds of Ill Omen " Theres evidently goin to be an offensive around ere, Bert" Sombre looking senior officers in a trench
Advertisement for Old Bill car mascot, 1920Advertisement for the " Old Bill" car mascot, exclusively sold by Smith of Motor Accessories fame. Old Bill was the soldier character created by the cartoonist Captain Bruce Bairnsfather in
The Spook Suspected by Bruce Bairnsfather, WW1 cartoonOld Bill has always felt that there was something reminiscent of Bert about the way he got that nasty crack over the head from a tambourine at that little bit of a seance they had theother night
Old Billisation by Bruce BairnsfatherOld Bill got very severely checked the other day for anticipating demobilisation by wearing some mufti that he had sent out to him from home
More Entanglements by Bruce Bairnsfather, WW1 cartoonBathing at Casse Les Bains is going to be rotten again this year. Two stereotypically grouchy looking Germans in bathing costumes do their best to enjoy a seaside holiday despite the barbed wire
Bruce Bairnsfather Old Bill mascot doll. Registered No. 662457. Commemorative Ware
The FatalistTHE FATALIST. I m sure they ll ear this damn thing squeakin.. Captain Bruce Bairnsfather, 1St Btn. Royal Warwickshire Regiment (1888-1959)
Old Bill Pink glazed money box in the form of a WW1 tankAn Old Bill Pink glazed money box in the form a WW1 tank, inscribed Wheres that blinkin Kaiser. Bairnsfather Ware
Down at the Ration Dump by Bruce BairnsfatherDown at the Ration Dump " Call me a Tank again, my lad, and I ll knock yer - - ead off!" A cartoon by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather in The Bystander Date: 1917
The Glorious Fifth by Bruce Bairnsfather" Ere, Guy Fawkes - buzz off!" A cartoon by Bruce Bairnsfather, a soldier is admonished by one of his fellows for carrying around enough explosives to Guy Fawkes jealous. Date: 1916
The Candid Friend by Bruce BairnsfatherThe Candid Friend " Well, yer know, I like the photo of you in your gas mask best" A cartoon by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather in The Bystander Date: 1916
The Communication Trench by Bruce BairnsfatherThe Communication Trench PROBLEM - Whether to walk along the top and risk it, or do another mile of this A cartoon by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather in The Bystander Date: 1916
Bystander masthead featuring Old BillMasthead design for a post-war edition of the Bystander magazine featuring one of its main stars the cartoon character created by Bruce Bairnsfather
Captain Bruce Bairnsfather at workCaptain Bruce Bairnsfather (1888-1959), British soldier, artist and cartoonist, famous for his curmudgeonly creation, Ole Bill - a typical British Tommy - during the First World War for The Bystander
His Christmas Goose by Bruce BairnsfatherIllustration by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather showing a soldier on sentry duty looking hungrily at a goose, with the caption, You wait till I comes off dooty
Asquith & Lloyd George in the boxing ring by BairnsfatherHumorous satirical illustration by Bruce Bairnsfather showing the politicians, Asquith and Lloyd George, both of whom served as Prime Minister during World War I, in a boxing ring facing each other
Old Bill and Co. July 1940Old Bill prepares a shield wall of defences to protect the English coast from German invasion: " Thats enough about ow Arold did it at Astings. I m doing it now!" 1940
Old Bill and CoAs Old Bill looks ready to fend off a German invasion, an officious old woman asks, " Shouldn t a great, grown, hulking man like you be doing something towards the defence of his country
Old Bill and Co. September 1940" No, you were wrong, Bill! That wasn t another warnin you eard." Bruce Bairnsfathers cartoon makes light of the repeated air-raid warnings civilians were subjected to during the Battle of
The Better Ole, by Bairnsfather and Eliot, WW1The Better Ole, by Bruce Bairnsfather and Arthur Eliot. First produced by Charles B Cochran at the Oxford Music Hall, London, August 1917
Bruce Bairnsfather Fragments from France exhibition, 1916Advertisement in The Graphic for an exhibition of drawings by the popular soldier cartoonist Bruce Bairnsfather. The pictures were exhibited at the Graphic Galleries, 190 Strand
Bruce Bairnsfather, The Herald of the Dawn. 1914-1918
Photo of Carry on, Sergeant by Captain Bruce BairnsfatherBlack and white photographs in the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News of 21st November 1925 showing cast members from Carry on, Sergeant
