Cartoon by Charles Keene, 1/15/1870, of woman getting out of a cab, caption 'Aunt Virginia 'Good Gracious Girls, I declare I'm quite afraid to get out! Look at the cabman! He's got mistletoe in his hat!''

Cartoon by Bruce Bairnsfather of soldier tangled in barbed wire being interviewed by radio broadcaster, caption 'Now just some nice cheery little Christmas message for the folks at home'

Cartoon by Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827), of horses, caption 'Duke of Grafton viewing his stud'

Cartoon by Pont, of four British people in evening dress playing cards in the jungle, caption 'The British Character - adaptability to foreign conditions'

Cartoon by Charles Grave (1886-1944) of men in life jackets on boat, caption 'Apprentice (at boat master) 'Well, all I can say is that if anything does happen to this ship whoever picks us up will get the laugh of his life''

Cartoon by H.M. Bateman of guardsmen on parade, caption 'The guardsman who dropped it - a tragedy at Wellington Barracks'

Cartoon by Phil May (1864-1903) of two men, caption 'Amentities of the Profession'

Cartoon by John Hassall of boy standing on stool holding a saucepan, caption 'Social announcement, there was a small musical party at Mrs de Laundry's'

Cartoon by Acanthus of two men in a boat on the Thames, caption 'Or would you like St Paul's blotted out by a perishin' great power station?' H.F. Hoar, Punch, 14/5/1947

Cartoon by George Morrow of witch in shop, caption 'Sorry madam, no toe of frog - only frog substitutes'

Cartoon by G.D. Armour of two huntsmen on horses, caption 'Huntsman (to troublesome novice) 'Sorry to have got in your way, Ma'am, I hope it hasnit prevented you catching the fox'

Cartoon by George Du Maurier, 1876 of people in rain rushing to get on omnibus, caption 'Chivalry in the London streets, to be observed on a rainy day at any omnibus station'

Cartoon by Sir Max Beerbohm of two men in theatre box

Cartoon by W Heath Robinson (1872-1944) of spaghetti factory, caption 'Making a little go a long way, magnetic method of stretching spaghetti

Cartoon by George Du Maurier, 1889, of two women and a child on a bench, caption 'Female Amenities, proud mother (piqued that her child's advance meet with no response from fair stranger) 'Why, baby dear, that's not your Grandma''

Cartoon by Randolph Caldecott (1846-1886) of couples stand on fence under umbrellas, caption 'Not such disagreeable weather for hay makers as some people think'

Cartoon by James Gillray (1757-1815) of man kneeling by fat woman, caption 'Oh that this too too solid flesh would melt'

Cartoon by Phil May, 1903, of golfer

Cartoon of man on a horse

Cartoon by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould of man on a horse, caption 'Sir Winston Churchill withdraweth himself from the blues'