Punch Cartoons about the Vintage Lifestyle

Street Signs. "Royal Terrace, Sir? Turn to the left at 'Smith Soap' and then to the right at 'Jone's Beer' in red, and again to the left at 'Robinson's Hats', with part of the 'H' gone, in green, keeping 'Brown's Face Powder' to your right. Then, when you get to 'Simpson's Food' going in and out in red and blue, turn up the alley to your right, just under the second 'T' of 'Twice Nightly', and it brings you right into Royal Terrace, which you'll know because there aren't any signs there."

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Contained in galleries: Vintage Lifestyle Cartoons 1921-1961

Street Signs. "Royal Terrace, Sir? Turn to the left at 'Smith Soap' and then to the right at 'Jone's Beer' in red, and again to the left at 'Robinson's Hats', with part of the 'H' gone, in green, keeping 'Brown's Face Powder' to your right. Then, when you get to 'Simpson's Food' going in and out in red and blue, turn up the alley to your right, just under the second 'T' of 'Twice Nightly', and it brings you right into Royal Terrace, which you'll know because there aren't any signs there."