FH Townsend cartoons from Punch magazine

Schoolmistress (desirous to find out Christian names of children's fathers, so that she may address correspondence in proper form). "Now, Alice, what does Mamma call Papa?" Alice. "Please, 'm, she calls him duckie." Schoolmistress (baffled). "Tom, what does your mother call your father?" Tom (stolidly). "Mother never speaks to father!"

Add to Cart

Filename: FH-Townsend-Cartoons-Punch-Magazine-1905.04.05.244.tif
Copyright: © Punch Limited
Image Size: 3681x5148 / 18.1MB; www.punch.co.uk ; www.punch.photoshelter.com; cartoons Punch Magazine B&W B/W black & white black and white 20th century twentieth century 1900s 1905 illustrations history historical England Britain United Kingdom Great Britain UK British English social history schools education schoolrooms classrooms schoolchild schoolchildren schoolboys schoolgirls girls boys child children schoolteachers teachers schoolmistresses woman teachers women teachers female teachers working woman women at work women women workers women's history womens history working women names Christian names first names parents mothers fathers identities identity relationships forms of address letters eyewear glasses spectacles eyeglasses clothes clothing boots breeches knickerbockers shirts shirtwaists classes
Contained in galleries: F H Townsend Cartoons

Schoolmistress (desirous to find out Christian names of children's fathers, so that she may address correspondence in proper form). "Now, Alice, what does Mamma call Papa?" Alice. "Please, 'm, she calls him duckie." Schoolmistress (baffled). "Tom, what does your mother call your father?" Tom (stolidly). "Mother never speaks to father!"