George Worsley Adamson
 
Illustrator and humorist

At the time that Adamson was putting his drawings on the London train for publication in the newspaper’s Peterborough  column, Frederick J. Salfeld (1906?-?) was editor of the column and Miss Paperita editorial assistant.

Cartoons by George Adamson published from 1959 to 1972 in the Daily Telegraph
Caption/description	Issue	Date	Size	Nature
‘Blackleg!’ (railway worker grilling sausages on footplate at time of strike)	No. 32513, p. 10	28/10/1959	small	pen & wash, signed
Protected version of Rodin’s ‘Kiss’; in space suit	No. 32515, p. 12	30/10/1959	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Have we got anything? It’s the man from Sothebys’ (woman by ornately framed picture)	No. 32519, p. 10	04/11/1959	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Well if you knows of a better ’ole go to it’ (two pigeons on roof in Trafalgar Square on Guy Fawkes night)	No. 32520, p. 12	05/11/1959	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Or supposing we cut down on the crockets?’ (man by impression of a Gothic Westminster bridge)	No. 32521, p. 12	06/11/1959	small	pen & wash, signed
For Lane collection DUBLIN book here (picture frame as ticket booth hatch)	No. 32527, p. 12	13/11/1959	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Of course it’s not C.B., just Restrictions of Privilege’ (soldier confined to barracks)	No. 32528, p. 6	14/11/1959	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Ban long distance walking’ (ticket collector with protest placard)	No. 32536, p. 12	24/11/1959	small	pen & wash, signed
‘It’s the solution for the rush hour or it’s publicity for that film’ (Ben Hur chariot in traffic jam)	No. 32539, p. 12	27/11/1959	small	pen & wash, signed
Winston Churchill’s Birthday: WSC under sunshade	No. 32541, p. 10	30/11/1959	small	pen & wash, signed
The new Algeria: ‘Cartes Postales’ with views of oil wells	No. 32550, p. 10	10/12/1959	small	pen & wash, signed
‘So I said: ‘Just because you’re a 4 1/2 litre drophead coupé with overdrive’ (man overhears at drive-in post office)	No. 32551, p. 12	11/12/1959	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Ahoy! ... the Prince!’ Hovercraft: ‘Prince Philip visits the Sanders-Roe factory at Cowes today’	No. 32557, p. 10	18/12/1959	small	pen & wash, signed
Exit sign replaced by Way Out	No. 32570, p. 10	05/01/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Go without Piccard? That’s the depths of ‘togetherness’ ’ (man in armchair)	No. 32580, p. 8	16/01/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
On target (TV fishing on board boat)	No. 32582, p. 10	19/01/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Instruments, mouse, monkey, man ...’ (girl bouncing ball, missile launching pad in background	No. 32592, p. 6	30/01/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Remember way back. Those snaps of Junior?’ Big Ben tower leans: newspaper notice	No. 32596, p. 10	04/02/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Ford £25m., Standard £7m. plant---Fred, we’re moving to Merseyside!’ (car dealer)	No. 32603, p. 12	12/02/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
Sahara & bomb/oasis mirage (first French nuclear test)	No. 32605, p. 15	15/02/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘One isn’t always glad to see the 8.15’ (two businessmen at time of NUR strike threats)	No. 32606, p. 10	16/02/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘---And say ...’ (little old lady talking to policeman at gates of Buckingham Palace)	No. 32608, p. 12	18/02/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Fylingdales Arms, h&c, TV, 4 min. warning ...’ (Man and woman in car)	No. 32610, p. 8	20/02/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
Willow Pattern 1960 with nuclear explosion	No. 32627, p. 12	11/03/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Can I have something for my pig Daddy?’ (little girl to farmer father)	No. 32628, p. 8	12/03/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘It says ‘The air is very bracing here---Malenkov’ ’ (two men in Kremlin)	No. 32632, p. 12	17/03/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Cast off tug!’ (Eagle Airways with anchor)	No. 32637, p. 12	23/03/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
RA selection committee	No. 32638, p. 12	24/03/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Mon Dieu, they haven’t covered it.’ (by gargoyle on roof of Notre Dame, Paris)	No. 32639, p. 12	25/03/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
Cox thinks of megaphone as dunce’s cap	No. 32646, p. 8	02/04/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
’Do we need a Commissions for Grievances ...?’ (man at Speaker’s Corner)	No. 32655, p. 12	13/04/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Soon perhaps the Tunnel will cut the time from London to Paris’ (kepi’d policeman/couple in open top car)	No. 32662, p. 12	22/04/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘I like the look of Sir Winston’s High Hat’ (Couple with binoculars on roof of car)	No. 32666, p. 12	27/04/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Well your father says they know how to put on a good dinner’ (ladies outside Royal Academy summer exhibition)	No. 32667, p. 12	28/04/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
Rutland fights to keep local government local (Gravestonelike sign, gentleman has just left flowers)	No. 32669, p. 8	30/04/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Sort of celebration for the wedding. And bring your wife as she drives ...’ (man on phone at time of Princess Margaret’s wedding)	No. 32674, p. 12	06/05/1960	small	line, signed
’Peace! The charm’s wound up’ ---‘Macbeth’, 1,3 (Witches at cauldron)	No. 32678, p. 12	11/05/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Tell me more about Euratom & the Iron and Steel community’ (small boy to businessman father)	No. 32694, p. 12	30/05/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
Caricature of Eisenhower jogging with radio golfclub	No. 32695, p. 12	31/05/1960	small	line, signed
‘And after Whitsun there’s to be another experiment for those who never drive at Whitsun’	No. 32699, p. 6	04/06/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Mummy---John keeps saying ‘Picasso’ & making awful faces’ (small girl in doorway)	No. 32725, p. 12	05/07/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘not the Green but the conveyor Belt’ (two observers in tower amid wide arteries of heavy traffic)	No. 32726, p. 12	06/07/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
Clergyman standing on a copy of Crockford’s ’59-60 and looking in mirror	No. 32729, p. 6	09/07/1960	small	line, signed
‘... and Harry Truman has promised not to be godfather.’ (man at US bar)	No. 32732, p. 12	13/07/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Mine’s viewing the Republican Convention’ (girl on phone with husband in background)	No. 32744, p. 10	27/07/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Edinburgh Festival?’ (man with double bass hitching lift)	No. 32751, p. 10	04/08/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
With apologies to Picasso (Tshombe placard held high by man on globe)	No. 32753, p. 6	06/08/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
Eisenhower as Bubbles for Echo I	No. 32760, p. 8	15/08/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Damned rings everywhere’ (Laocoön with Olympic rings)	No. 32762, p. 8	17/08/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
Sports pages on sleeping man in deckchair	No. 32763, p. 10	18/08/1960	small	line, signed
Space dogs latest (news bulletin notice with dog beside with newspaper in mouth)	No. 32766, p. 8	22/08/1960	small	line, signed
‘Quick take it somebody!’ (athlete with Olympic torch about to go out)	No. 32768, p. 10	24/08/1960	small	line, signed
‘At least we passed with honours in upholstery’ (man and woman by notice about the 10+ car tests)	No. 32774, p. 10	31/08/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
Ruski dance of Congolese (black man doing Cossack dance)	No. 32777, p. 6	03/09/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
The Russian oilman cometh (bandito sitting on bag of Cuban sugar)	No. 32783, p. 8	12/09/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Peanut then?’ (British explorer to abominable snowman)	No. 32784, p. 10	13/09/1960	small	line & tone, signed
‘Voyons!’ (caricature of de Gaulle with binoculars)	No. 32791, p. 12	20/09/1960	small	pen & wash
‘Boy, are we united!’ (heads of NYPD)	No. 32793, p. 14	22/09/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
As seen on TV (over NIXON poster)	No. 32799, p. 12	29/09/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Scarborough rock? ’umbugs?’ (sweetseller at time of Labour Party conference)	No. 32800, p. 14	30/09/1960	small	line & tone, signed
‘The ice was all around It cracked and growled and roared and howled’---Coleridge, ‘The Ancient Mariner’ (Gaitskell at helm)	No. 32805, p. 14	06/10/1960	small	line, signed
‘Done! And never got it so good’ (charwoman at Scarborough)	No. 32808, p. 12	10/10/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
Traffic warden, policeman and AA man all taking notes of driver	No. 32812, p. 14	14/10/1960	small	line, signed
Caricature of a bereted de Gaulle with atom bomb baguettes & Algerian in background	No. 32822, p. 12	26/10/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
New design for Labour’s front bench (alternating seats facing the other way)	No. 32883, p. 14	27/10/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘In my country we have a proverb …’ Khruschev and Chinese leader?	No. 32829, p. 12	03/11/1960	small	line, signed
‘Let’s wait for remainders’ (couple at penguin area in zoo; re Lady Chatterley’s Lover)	No. 32837, p. 8	12/11/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Say ‘Algérie’’ (caricature of de Gaulle as doctor with stethoscope)	No. 32839, p. 12	15/11/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Quite so my boy, but what are your credit rating prospects?’ (aristocratic father standing at fireplace)	No. 32853, p. 12	01/12/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘What a Wind!’ (caricature of de Gaulle on camel)	No. 32861, p. 6	10/12/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Take-over? Aren’t I included in the goodwill?’ (Father Christmas)	No. 32864, p. 10	14/12/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘I thought it was topical’ (man in football kit at fancy dress party)	No. 32873, p. 6	24/12/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Done your dusting?’ (TV and car salesman talking to each other)	No. 32886, p. 12	11/01/1961	small	line & tone, signed
‘Ban the horizontal advertisements (demonstrator wielding landscape placard)	No. 32893, p. 12	19/01/1961	small	pen & wash, signed
‘And how’s the wife reacting to the strain of the new H.P. terms?’ (two men at business gathering)	No. 328936, p. 12	23/01/1961	small	pen & wash, signed
‘So it isn’t a question of 11d becoming £0.04583 recurring.’ (two business men in train)	No. 32932, p. 12	06/03/1961	small	line, signed
‘No---he’s gone into orbit.’ (commentator on jockey flying through air on falling at fence)	No. 32949, p. 8	25/03/1961	small	line, signed
Caricature of Kennedy visiting de Gaulle sitting in rocking chair	No. 32961, p. 12	10/04/1961	small	line, signed
‘I recall the popular buzz when Blériot did something of the sort’ (Elderly man reading newspaper)	No. 32965, p. 14	14/04/1961	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Fidel, how much longer do I stick to this mercenaries of Yankee imperialism story?’ (Castro on phone)	No. 32969, p. 14	19/04/1961	small	pen & wash, signed
‘But ‘triangles on the same base & between the same parallels.’ ’ (two giraffes)	No. 32972, p. 8	22/04/1961	small	pen & wash, signed
K's weigh one another (for Vienna) ( double portrait of Khruschev and Kennedy)	No. 32996, p. 8	20/05/1961	small	line, signed
Trafalgar Square lion roars at CND logo on placard	No. 33099, p. 12	18/09/1961	small	pen & wash, signed
Closed today during altercations (notice outside school)	No. 33102, p. 14	21/09/1961	small	pen & wash, signed
Lollipop seller with board saying: Sugar 80%, Colour 19%, Flavour 1 % (at Labour Party Conference, Blackpool)	No. 33112, p. 12	03/10/1961	small	pen & wash, signed
Conservative party conference: notice for delegates and one for demonstrators in opposite direction (Brighton)	No. 33120, p. 14	12/10/1961	small	pen & wash, signed
‘In Uncle Joe’s day, great things were always five years hence.’ (Newstand marked Pravda)	No. 33127, p. 14	20/10/1961	small	pen & wash, signed
World with atomic cloud over it and fallout	No. 33131, p. 12	25/10/1961	small	pen & wash, unsigned
‘And where will I find the other 4249 parking meters?’ (woman driver to policeman)	No. 33154, p. 12	21/11/1961	small	line, signed
‘Before you do anything count up to 100.’ (two policemen in a cordon, at time of Committee of 100 anti-nuclear campaign)	No. 33170, p. 8	09/12/1961	small	pen & wash, signed
Prince of Wales emblem on anvil	No. 33208, p. 12	25/01/1962	small	pen & wash
‘I said, ‘To see his airs, you’d think he’d been reared on Sutherland tapestry.’ ’ (one moth to another)	No. 33240, p. 8	03/03/1962	small	line, signed
‘At a guess I should say, if the sleepy sectors of British industry face up to the emotional self-interest and extremism on the sidelines, an as-you-were Budget.’ (businessman being interviewed by broadcaster/journalist)	No. 33265, p. 12	02/04/1961	small	line, signed
‘You will go for a short voyage preceded by eight other young men---or possibly more.’	No. 33270, p. 8	07/04/1962	small	pen & wash, signed
‘It’s a funny day to give up smoking.’ (two schoolgirls)	No. 33273, p. 14	11/04/1962	small	pen & wash, signed
Couple with pram with CND wheels	No. 33282, p. 6	23/04/1962	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Heads, stop work to support the nurses.Tails, earn a bit for the Leonardo fund.’ (man in apron)	No. 33293, p. 8	05/05/1962	small	pen & wash, signed
Profitability (boy writing in dirt on side of railway locomotive)	No. 33339, p. 12	28/06/1962	small	pen & wash, signed
‘When did your father last see it?’ (royal boy with crown in thought bubble)	No. 33377, p. 6	11/08/1962	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Let me see: ’Those born under Polaris …’ ’ (Cherub for 1963 reading what future holds for 1963)	No. 33496, p. 8	31/12/1962	small	pen & wash, signed
Football with snow, hat for alms and thank you notice	No. 33507, p. 8	12/01/1963	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Tell all my friends I’m a-coming too Walk in Jerusalem just like Jack …’ (black boy singing by Stars and Stripes)	No. 33541, p. 8	02/03/1963	small	line, signed
‘I’ll forgive him anything tomorrow if he keeps his promise not to wave that Budget box at the photographers.’ (Maudling’s budget)	No. 33575, p. 12	02/04/1963	small	line, signed
Winston Spencer Churchill’s US citizenship: American eagle holding cigar and hat in its talons	No. 33580, p. 14	08/04/1963	small	line, signed
‘I said she must look a lovely bride.’ (ladies with very big hats in church for Princess Alexandra’s wedding)	No. 33593, p. 14	24/04/1963	small	line, signed
‘I’ve something like this in mind for a visit to Washington.’ (Castro)	No. 33598, p. 14	30/04/1963	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Let’s have a drink, I see we’re near Hastings.’ (new road signs)	No. 33655, p. 16	05/07/1963	small	line & tone, signed
Burham Report (pigeons on roof of walkway over road)	No. 33781, p. 6	29/11/1963	small	line & tone, signed
Budget placards … Pre-election Budget, Election budget, Budget	No. 33895, p. 16	14/04/1964	small	line, signed
‘Now I suppose there is no need to worry about higher pay for M.P.s.’ (Man and woman by newspaper placard saying ‘Wilson’s full team’)	No. 34060, p. 14	23/10/1964	small	line, signed
‘Can you prove this gold was a gift?’ (Customs man at time of Tokyo Olympics)	No. 34062, p. 16	26/10/1964	small	line & tone, signed
Shadow of Wilson on 1965	No. 34118, p. 10	01/01/1965	small	pen & wash, signed
‘If I’d had a code I might have bought Titus myself.’ (Rich lady in fur stole at time of Christie’s sale of Rembrandt portrait to USA, secret signal given by buyer missed and bidding had to be resumed)	No. 34185, p. 8	20/03/1965	small	pen & wash, signed
‘How lucky the farmers didn’t know before they voted that letters of protest are going to cost 4d.’	No. 34190, p. 16	26/03/1965	small	line, signed
Horse in stable watches jockey cough.	No. 34191, p. 8	27/03/1965	small	line, signed
‘We fed in the vigour of Heath, the appeal of Maudling and the sagacity of Powell.’ (computer technician in laboratory)	No. 34293, p. 12	26/07/1965	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Are you saying only dynamic Britain can absorb the steep rise in the cost of living because the Government’s economic policy makes it possible to adjust our consumption pattern and also aid exports?’	No. 34296, p. 14	29/07/1965	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Fall in output no I would rather say we now have a position where longer holidays / shorter hours have helped climb back to lower peaks of the index of industrial production.’ (businessman in bowler being interviewed)	No. 34316, p. 6	21/08/1965	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Are you spellbound by the warnings, dreams and love-hate cries of wait-and-see Liberals?’ (newsagent at time of Scarborough assembly)	No. 34346, p. 8	25/09/1965	small	line, signed
‘Hasn’t it changed a bit since last year?’ (Blackpool tower with an hourglass inside it)	No. 34348, p. 16	28/09/1965	small	line, signed
Marlene-BOAC; caricature of Marlene Dietrich with her legs stretched out under airline seat, passenger in front with feet up	No. 34352, p. 10	02/10/1965	double column	pen & wash, signed
UNO [sic] et orbi (caricature portrait of Pope Paul using UN building in New York as lectern)	No. 34354, p. 16	05/10/1965	small	line & stencil brush, signed a
‘They’ve usually thrown some out by now.’ (two birds at time of bakers’ strike)	No. 34394, p. 8	20/11/1965	small	pen & wash, signed a
‘Of course you know, officer, that in this particular light some yellows are quite green.’ (man at wheel at time drink/drive testing was first planned in the UK)	No. 34422, p. 8	23/12/1965	small	pen & wash, signed a
‘Every time we go over the joints I can hear 3 ½ per cent…. 3 ½ per cent.’ (railwayworker by locomotive)	No. 34444, p. 16	20/01/1966	small	pen & wash, signed
‘I’ve had virus B ... I’ve had virus B ... I’ve had …’ (schoolchildren to lollipop lady)	No. 34453, p. 12	31/01/1966	double column	line, signed
‘That’s right, exports, innovation, productivity.’ (Panda Chi-chi from Regent’s Park Zoo at time of its meeting with An-an at Moscow Zoo)	No. 34461, p. 16	09/02/1966	small	pen & wash, signed a
‘Dear Member, Without hope of compensation or redress and confident that the Health Service, the police, public corporations and local government are not involved, I write to ask you to bring to the Ombudsman's attention ...’ (man at typewriter)	No. 34467, p. 16	16/02/1966	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Wait gentlemen. I can see a bomber with numbering on it and a Defence White Paper with rather blurred …’ (Gypsy with crystal ball)	No. 34469, p. 16	18/02/1966	small	pen & wash, signed
And then? (Newpaper vendor by placards marked ‘White Paper on …’)	No. 34477, p. 14	28/02/1966	double column	line & tone (? charcoal), signed
‘I don’t understand this protest. Local authorities can do what they please so long as they go comprehensive.’ (bespectacled man at Ministry of Education)	No. 34492, p. 16	17/03/1966	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Psst - van Eyck?’ (man in sheepskin coat at time of Sotheby’s auction of van Eyck’s tiny painting of St George and the Dragon	No. 34493, p. 16	18/03/1966	small	line, signed
‘It’s defected Ivan. It’s playing ‘God Save the Czar’.’(young Russian couple listening to the radio by moonlight)	No. 34508, p. 16	05/04/1966	small	line & stencil brush?, signed
Hoverferry tickets (man at counter with his ticket hovering to him)	No. 34524, p. 16	25/04/1966	small	pen & wash, signed
‘But wasn’t it an incentive to you that you’ve been singled out for a special blow?’ (two men by newpaper hoarding reading ‘Dynamic Restruct…’)	No. 34531, p. 18	03/05/1966	small	line & tone, signed
‘You’re wanted.’ (two police chiefs to each other)	No. 34546, p. 18	20/05/1966	small	line, signed
Jockey reads plan of Derby Track	No. 34550, p. 16	25/05/1966	small	line, signed
All at sea? Anchor at door of Court of Inquiry at time of shipping dispute	No. 34557, p. 18	02/06/1966	small	pen & wash, signed a
£ symbol with sailor hanging from tip and weighing it down	No. 34565, p. 10	11/06/1966	small	line, signed
‘It revolts me but I do it.’ --Pooh-Bah in ‘The Mikado’ (auctioneer selling Sullivan scores)	No. 34566, p. 12	13/06/1966	1 1/2 column	pen & wash, signed
‘and will you also, the matrimonial home being bought in your husband’s name, seek immediately to register equity in that house?’ (priest to bride at wedding)	No. 34570, p. 16	17/06/1966	small	line, signed
‘… and how many extra civil servants do you think were appointed while you were under ground?’ (man just emerged from prolonged stay in cave)	No. 34611, p. 14	04/08/1966	small	pen & wash, signed
‘O.K. Mr. Speaker, Mr. Brown’s coming through loud though not terribly clear.’ (cameraman)	No. 34618, p. 12	12/08/1966	small	pen & wash
‘Of course we Young Liberals wouldn’t have done so well if the country hadn’t been in such a mess.’	No. 34655, p. 8	24/09/1966	small	line & tone, signed
‘Nor are we just good friends’ (Panda being interviewed on day Chi-Chi came back from Moscow after fruitless trip)	No. 34672, p. 16	14/10/1966	small	pen & wash, signed
‘or perhaps you’d prefer a tour of former Greek trouble-spots---Marathon, Salamis, Thermopylae and what not?’ (travel agent to well-todo couple)	No. 34739, p. 12	03/01/1967	small	pen & wash, signed
The latest thinking of Chairman Mao (Red Chinese dragon attacking itself)	No. 34747, p. 16	12/01/1967	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Come and hear how necessary Britain is to Europe.’ (woman watching pie-smoking Wilson on television)	No. 34757, p. 14	24/01/1967	small	pen & wash, signed
Monopolies Commission victim (business begging with his brief case)	No. 34764, p. 14	01/02/1967	small	pen & wash, signed
‘The fault, dear Brutus, is not in ourselves but …’ (pump attendant to motorist)	No. 34803, p. 10	18/03/1967	small	pen & wash, signed
‘11 million and one 11 million and two.’ (AA man in rain)	No. 34810, p. 12	28/03/1967	small	pen & wash, signed
‘ ‘Warnings, controls, penalties, White Papers ---It’s a proper rake’s progress’ (workman to foreman)	No. 34816, p. 14	04/04/1967	small	pen & wash, signed
Let’s go with OUT Labour (billboard man just adjusted poster)	No. 34828, p. 16	18/04/1967	small	pen & wash, unsigned
‘Ladies and gentlemen, please---I say PLEASE pray silence for the President of the the Royal Academy.’ (great hilarity among guests at a banquet)	No. 34835, p. 16	26/04/1967	small	pen & wash
‘Well done, Sir namesake’ ( caricature double portrait showing the statue of Sir Francis Drake stooping to congratulate Sir Francis Chichester on sailing round the world in Gipsy Moth IV)	No. 34862, p. 8	27/04/1967	small	pen & wash, signed
See the Pakistanis 6d (notice at beach with seagull)	No. 34938, p. 16	24/08/1967	small	pen & wash
All the Brighton novelties! Electrified birds! Tumble-over Socialists! Knock Wilson down and see him bob up again!" (street vendor at time of party conference)	No. 34949, p. 14	06/09/1967	small	pen & wash, signed
1968 blindfolded and with axe	No. 35046, p. 8	30/12/1967	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Think of them as giving a half hour’s extra anxious thought to the rephasing of Britain’	No. 35053, p. 10	08/01/1968	small	pen & wash, signed
Black bus conductor to Asians about to board a bus: ‘British Society can absorb three more.’	No. 35096, p. 14	27/12/1968	small	pen & wash, signed
‘What can you expect Aly? I hear they’re a nation of shopkeepers.’ Two turbanned gentlemen leaving airport	No. 35098, p. 16	29/02/1968	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Oh not another 5 days? I thought the Budget was tomorrow’ (lady laden with bundles of shopping)	No. 35110, p. 16	14/03/1968	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Two fives and two point fives, please’ (family on bus)	No. 35143, p. 16	23/04/1968	small	line and tone, signed
‘Tell me, sir, are you an angry pilot, an enraged student, a rebel MP or simply a disillusioned voter?’ (Policeman taking notes)	No. 35169, p. 18	23/05/1968	small	pen & wash, signed
‘I keep thinking about that round table’ (two soldiers in jungle with capsule link in night sky; time of Russian link-up tests)	No. 35373, p. 10	18/01/1969	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Now the 4d post is restored we shall have to close down in order to open our mail’	No. 35386, p. 14	03/02/1969	small	pen & wash, signed
‘O.K. Buzz, blow that flag out when I say ‘camera’ ’	No. 35525, p. 16	16/07/1969	small	line, signed
‘Frankly now, do you find the moon samples disappointing? (rat speaking)	No. 35584, p. 18	23/09/1969	small	pen & wash, signed
‘I’d certainly give my views on hanging if it could dispose of the General Election earlier.’	No. 35651, p. 14	10/12/1969	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Take me to Harrods’ (Wife with revolver to husband in car)	No. 35656, p. 14	16/12/1969	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Twice your troubles with half your money would make you wish you were celibate’	No. 35698, p. 18	05/02/1970	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Wife & kids and faith in equities to support’ Placard held by bowler-hatted man	No. 35798, p. 14	03/06/1970	small	pen & wash, signed
‘This stone marks the furthest point reached by untreated sewage, conservation year MCMLXX	No. 35902, p. 14	07/10/1970	small	pen & wash, unsigned
‘This metrication -- how will it affect the Twelve Apostles?’ (two priests)	No. 35920, p. 14	28/10/1970	small	pen & wash, signed
In electricity strike, man holds candle to dark bulb in which he sees the hammer and sickle	No. 35957, p. 16	11/12/1970	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Ahoy Morning Cloud, the best of European luck …’ (man with loudhailer)	No. 36133, p. 10	10/07/1971	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Sixth floor, madam? Twenty to one against …’ (liftboy)	No. 36313, p. 16	12/02/1972	small	line, signed
Black fist extinguishing Olympic torch flame	No. 36475, p. 14	24/08/1972	small	pen & wash, signed

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