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Seaside Specimens: The Saucy Shrimp1904
Illustration of the old and new terminology of bird anatomy, caput head, rostrum beak, collum neck, dorsum back, corpus body, ala wing, cauda tail, crus leg
Comic Postcard - Oxford - A Run with the Man-pursuing HoundsA Run with the ανθρϖπο θηρϖμενοι Hounds has sketches of the proctors and bulldogs (Oxford University constables)
Yachting Terms Illustrated - A Dog Watchcirca 1906
Russian Propaganda postcard - German Cockroaches" The Prussians" A Russian propaganda postcard from WWI era, depictng Russian soldiers driving out the German menace, depicted as cockroaches
A group of Coolies, India
Naval Ironclad - Funny Italian card - Formidable prostituteCorazzata - La Marina Militaire - A Naval Ironclad ! Humorous Italian Postcard of a Formidable woman available at a certain price... Date: circa 1907
Cricket Phrases - A Neat Cut for Two - Street EtiquetteCricket Phrases - A Neat Cut for Two - Two smart Gents politely raise their top hats in the direction of a rather glamorous yet also rather haughty looking woman as they pass on the pavement
English Blue Jacket - Enlisted Sailor in British NavyEnglish Blue Jacket - the term for an enlisted sailor in the British Navy. Looking out to sea, just in case anyone was heading our way... Date: circa 1910s
Suicide - the last thng he did" So Poor Old Mike committed suicide." " Yes." " That was the LAST thing I thought he d do." " Which it were, Sorr." Date: 1894
Schoolboy asks other to play cricket with adult terminologyA 13 year-old Senior Schoolboy asks his 12 year-old Junior fellow other to play cricket. " Say, Brown, will you play cricket for us tomorrow? - We re short of a Man!" Date: 1900
Furious Frenchman shouts at a Cheeky EnglishmanEnglish as She is Spik
Cricket Illustrated - Bounder-yCricket Illustrated - " Bounder-y!" A superb postcard (as ever) by Bradshaw showing three caddish English Bounders of the Top Drawer, ready to cause some larks and pranks at the seaside
Tycoon on his yacht - Making for PortYachting Terms illustrated: Making for Port. A rich tycoon on the high seas reaching across the moving table for the decanter of port with a total lack of success! Date: 1908