Punch cartoons by Fougasse (Kenneth Bird)

"No Doris, the point is that it goes so fast that first of all you hear the bang as it hits the ground, and then you hear the rumble as it flies through the air..." "Ah - and finally, I suppose, you hear the squeak as they fill their fountain-pens and start to invent the nasty thing!"

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Contained in galleries: Fougasse Cartoons (Kenneth Bird), In The News & On This Day, Battle of Britain Cartoons, Landing Page, Design and Architecture Cartoons

"No Doris, the point is that it goes so fast that first of all you hear the bang as it hits the ground, and then you hear the rumble as it flies through the air..." "Ah - and finally, I suppose, you hear the squeak as they fill their fountain-pens and start to invent the nasty thing!"