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Georgie Porgie, pudding and pie - Kissed the girls and made them cry. When the boys came out to play - Georgie Porgie ran away
Fat Geese! by Lawson WoodA cheeky young lad chuckles to himself after placing a sign for fattened geese on the posterior of a rather plump lady who is herself choosing which goose to buy for her Christmas dinner. Date: 1909
Kitten TrumpeterA mischievous black and white kitten playing a trumpet!
Heres How by Cecil AldinHeres How: Woggles Series LV. Woggles, the cheeky Sealyham Terrier who starred in a series of illustrations by the artist Cecil Aldin in The Sketch
Teasing Tirpitz, or luring a U boat to Dover, Heath RobinsonA battered British plane suspends a tiny toy boat on a string, fooling a German U boat into pursuing it all the way to Dover. Another mischievous war tactic dreamed up by William Heath Robinson
Bas de Soie by Harold EarnshawAn elegant girl in a swimming costume chases gracefully after a small terrier dog who has run away with her head scarf on the beach, an essential part of the 1920s swimwear look. Date: 1927
Preraphaelites MockedMillais, Rossetti and Hunt ride a donkey monogrammed JR (Ruskin) - a mischievous parody of Millais painting Sir Isumbras at the ford
School children Ely CathedralA party of schoolchildren file out of the grounds of Ely Cathedral. The West Front of the cathedral is in the background. First published The Sunday Times Date: 1990
WILL OF THE WISPWILL O THE WISP (feu follet, marsh light &c) depicted as a mischievous spirit, luring victims to an unpleasant death in the marsh circa 1830
A small boy, having consumed most of a pot of strawberry jam with the help of a cane and a cushion, has no regrets. Date: 1911
Christmas scene by Cecil AldinMischievous children seated at the front of a stagecoach greeting everyone they pass with a snowball with their mother looking anxious at the back
A mischievous-looking girl, caught on camera knitting in an armchair in her cottage, with her little dog behind her! Date: 1940s
A scene from David CopperfieldCharles Dickenss character, David Copperfield in the Old Coaching Inn at Yarmouth whilst on his memorable journey to Salem House School
Will of the wisp, - circa 1800A mischievous demon, in the guise of a Will o the Wisp, lures unwary travellers to their deaths in a bog. Date: circa 1800
Puck on spiders threadPuck seated on a spiders thread. Date: 1920
Robin Goodfellow, a sprite (also known as Puck). Date: 1911
Four happy Kashmir children run along banks of River JhelumFour happy Kashmir children run along the banks of the River Jhelum and smile for the camera Date: 1986
Naughy boy, Dublin streetA mischievous small boy laughs as he sits on the kerb of the footpath in a Dublin Street, Ireland Date: 1990
The fairies bound me with their silken chainsA little girl in a red dress and with a huge bow in her hair is bound up with ribbons by a group of mischievous looking pixies, elves and fairies
Wind Elves teasing a childWind Elves tease a child by blowing the blackberries out of her reach. Date: 1917
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
A Sydney Larrikin. Larrikinism is the name given to the Australian folk tradition of irreverence, mockery of authority and disregard for rigid norms of propriety
The Christmas Robbers by William Heath RobinsonA cheery looking cook enjoys forty winks by the kitchen fire, blissfully unaware that an army of mischievous pixies and elves are busy plundering all the Christmas food she has been baking. Date: 1924
The Bogey-BeastThe cheerful old lady considers herself lucky to encounter the BOGEY- BEAST, a mischievous but not particularly dangerous folklore creature
Sun Hou TzuThe mischievous monkey fairy/ god, Sun Hou-Tzu, is born from a rock. The legend of the Journey to the West (Hsi Yu Chi) tells of his part in a quest for a Buddhist text
Stylish and mischievous young ladyA stylish and mischievous young lady standing in front of a mosaic wall hanging. Date: 1923
A variety of Puppies eyeing up a basket of threads of various colours - ripe for being distributed around the room with glee! Date: 1912
Monkey and cat on a Christmas cardMonkey pulling a cats tail on a Christmas card. Date: early 20th century
Cockatoo and monkey on a Christmas card. (2 of 2) Date: early 20th century
Surprised young man on a Christmas card, with a comic verse. Its fun to put a pin on someones chair, but its a bit of a shock when you get told off for it. (2 of 2) Date: circa 1890s
Cartoon, March goblins, showing an old lady teased by the March winds and squally showers. Date: 1919
Long hair kitten playing with his owners jewellery. Date: 1916
Bobby the dog and Fluff the cat with pigletsBobby the dog and Fluff the cat upsetting some piglets. Date: circa 1933
Illustration, Monkey on board shipIllustration, A monkey on board ship entertains the sailors by running off with someones hat. Date: 1832
Illustration, Paul Pry watching sporting events. Paul Pry was a character in a popular play of the same name, by John Poole, first performed in 1825
Sporting & Dramatic News cover - A Better OleFront cover of The Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic News featuring photographs of three stars of the stage in 1917. On the left is Miss Vera Clarke
Monkey mascot steals enemy flag, WW1The exploits of Bebe, the pet monkey of an Italian officer who brought back the Austrian flag from the enemy trenches, snatching it
Electric eels shock horsesSome electric eels(Gymnotus Electricus)wreak havoc on a herd of terrified looking horses. A large eel with a particularly mischievous expression reclines in the foreground
Long Jock by William Heath RobinsonCanny Kiltie Camouflage. A mischievous pair of Highland soldiers terrify a German soldier into imagining he really will have to tackle some great Scots
Jeek the puppy with bowl and ballJeek the mongrel puppy looking cheeky with bowl and ball. Date: 1940
Aesops FablesThis picture depicts small snapshots of some of Aesops most famous fables like the hare and the tortoise and the fox and the grapes
German SchoolboysA row of mischievous looking German schoolboys, perhaps out on a day trip together. Date: early 1930s
Two Naughty boys taking a drill to an unfortunate front doorTwo little boys from Northern Italy up to no good, Here they are taking a drill to the door of a less-favoured relative (possibly a Battleaxe Aunt)
The Drummer of Tedworth - GlanvilleThe tale of the Drummer of Tedworth (told by Thomas Glanville) recounted that local landowner, John Mompesson of Tedworth (now Tidworth, in Wiltshire)
Child with fairiesA guardian fairy watches over small child as they encounter mischievous elves. Artist: Anne Anderson Date: 1916
Max and MoritzThe mischievous Max and Moritz, causing havoc wherever they go, 1865 Date: 1865
A Kiss in the DarkMischievous Conductor, Dark Tunnel, through in half an hour! Scene: When the Train struck the light in just 3 minutes. Couple kissing on a railway train with a cheeky joke twist Date: 1881
Easter Customs - Czech RepublicIn the Czech Republic there are many customs tied up with the Easter weekend. One such custom is illustrated on this postcard