Punch, or the London Charivari

A snapshot of Victorian society served with a generous helping of wit, "Punch, Vol. 102, April 23, 1892" delivers a potent dose of English humor. This meticulously prepared print edition captures the satirical edge and social commentary that made Punch a beloved periodical.

Within these pages, explore a diverse collection of humorous observations on politics and everyday life. Featuring comic strips and cartoons, the publication offers a uniquely insightful and entertaining perspective on the era.

Dive into a world of vintage wit and sharp social satire that remains remarkably relevant today. A testament to the enduring power of humor, this volume offers a glimpse into the past with a distinctly modern sensibility. A delightful addition to any collection, this reprinting preserves a significant piece of cultural history.

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