print;
satirical print;
book-illustration;
newspaper/periodical
- Museum number
- 1870,1008.1339.1-3
- Title
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Object: Stock-jobbing.
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Object: Punch's bowl.
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Series: Punch in London
- Description
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No. 5; a letterpress paper of eight pages, headed with wood-engraved vignette and illustrated with further cuts on pages 36 and 39. 11 February 1832
(1) vignette heading (BM Satires 16927), for description see 1870,1008.1335;
(2) STOCK-JOBBING. (No. 17385)
A termagant in the stocks, placed there by a beadle for drunkenness, spits violently at the angry beadle's face. A melancholy derelict sits in the stocks beside her; two amused boys are beside him. A shilling would have saved her from the penalty. Reprinted, No. 16, 28 April, as 'Beadle and Co., Stockjobbers'.
(3) PUNCH'S BOWL. (No. 16928)
Vignette to a column of 'Facetiae' in every number, for description see 1870,1008.1335
- Production date
- 1832
- Dimensions
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Height: 212 millimetres (approx. page size)
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Width: 157 millimetres (approx. page size)
- $Inscriptions
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- Location
- Not on display
- Associated titles
Associated Title: Punch in London
- Acquisition date
- 1870
- Department
- Prints and Drawings
- Registration number
- 1870,1008.1339.1-3
