Punch Magazine Compilation Vol 107 - July to Dec 1894

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Punch magazine, also known as The London Charivari, founded in 1841 in London, was a British weekly periodical known for its satirical humor, witty cartoons, and commentary on politics and society. By the late 19th century, Punch had become a powerful voice in British culture, influencing both public opinion and the development of modern satire.

This is a compilation of issues in July 1894 - December 1894.

This volume continues Punch's tradition of satirical commentary on British society, politics, and culture, complemented by its renowned illustrations.

Key Features of Volume 107:

• Satirical Content: The magazine offers humorous critiques of contemporary events, societal norms, and political affairs of the time.
• Illustrations: Renowned for its cartoons, Punch features artwork from prominent illustrators, providing visual satire that complements the written content.
• Cultural Reflection: The articles and illustrations serve as a mirror to the societal attitudes and issues prevalent in Britain at the close of the 19th century.

Published 1894 London, England.

Dimensions W 9" x D 1" x H 11"

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