Partridge, Sir Bernard (1861 - 1945)

COULEUR D'ORANGE. Mr Asquith (On the Riviera): "Lucky for me there aren't any 'conversations' here:- I might agree to almost anything."

£385.00

Giving the Show Away. German press bureau photographer. "Costume perfect, sire - accessories admirable; but in view of all these 'victories,' dare we suggest that the EXPRESSION might be just a touch more JUBILANT?"

£445.00

Meditation on a Grecian Urn. Signor Mussolini. "Ah, we manage these things better in Rome."

£465.00

Pride Before The "Fall." (Full caption below)

£485.00

Punch Almanack 1916

£1275.00

Russia's Dark Hour

£575.00

TEAM WORK 'With Mr Punch's renewed compliments to "Mac and Simon, in their Refined Equestrian Act"'

£575.00

Terra Infirma

£485.00

THE IRREPRESSIBLE Mr Asquith (waiting for the "patter" to finish). "This is the part that makes me nervous!"

£575.00

The Sea of Oblivion

£775.00

Winter Sports for Politicians

£875.00

An unauthorised flirtation. The Kaiser (to Austrian Emperor) : "Franz! Franz! I'm surprised and pained!"

£445.00

Die Racht am Rhein.

£1375.00

Divided Counsels

£475.00

IN THE TUMBRIL. [Debate on supply "guillotined"]

£345.00

THE ARCH-DRUID OF DOWNING STREET. Our representative at the Eisteddfod writes: "Mr. Lloyd George then obliged with 'Land of my Fathers.' The Chancellor of the Exchequer, in his rendition of the famous land song, gave its full site value to every note."

£545.00

The defence of London. "Magog, what of the night?"

£385.00

THE LION OBSERVANT. Mr Eden:"In order to show that this is the same old lion, any gentleman in the audience is at liberty to come up and twist his tail - provided he doesn't do it too hard."

£385.00

The Non-Co-operator

£575.00

The pole-star and the bear

£675.00