Tenniel, John

i) ‘The Political “Wall-Flower”’ [25 November 1865], 160 by 205mm., pencil drawing, signed with monogram and date, mounted, framed and glazed; ii) ‘Paradise and the Peri’ [28 February 1874], 200 by 150mm., pencil drawing, signed with monogram and date, mounted; iii) ‘The Latest “Trick”!’ [11 June 1881], 160 by 210mm., pencil drawing, signed with monogram and date, mounted, framed and glazed; iv) Cartoons by Sir John Tenniel. “Punch” Office, [1901], presentation copy inscribed by the artist “To my dear Alice. With ‘Uncle John’s” bestest love and all good wishes. A.D. 1901”, original cloth, disbound, many leaves torn or creased; v) Two volumes containing numerous newspaper clippings regarding the death of John Tenniel, some spotting and browning, worn; vi) Partridge, B. ‘So Say All of Us!’, [12 June 1901], printed illustration, mounted, framed and glazed; together with three other items (10)

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