WW1 cartoons from Punch magazine by Leonard Raven Hill
A Hyphenated Proposition. Uncle Sam. "Guess I'm not taking any. I've been neutral about the war and I'm going to be neutral about peace." (Uncle Sam at a German shop owned by Schiff, Speyer and Huebsch selling a Peace Kite during WW1)
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- © Punch Limited
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cartoons Punch Magazine B&W B/W black and white 20th century twentieth century history politics Big Cuts 1916 World War I World War One WW1 WWI 1st World War First World War historical political 1910s World War 1 Punch illustrations warfare wars United States America USA national personifications Uncle Sam shops shopping windows peace kites neutral neutrality Jacob Schiff James Speyer B W Huebsch anti-war man standing street scenes Great War men neutrals Americans Punch cartoons conflicts wartime national symbols personifications neutral countries neutral country national emblems League to Enforce Peace peace movements shop windows window shopping window shoppers window displays shop fronts Giclee prints posters gifts hi-res downloads licensing
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