'Oh ! that's very funny, Mr. Wagstaff. Which paper do you get your wit from ?' 1897.

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'Oh ! that's very funny, Mr. Wagstaff. Which paper do you get your wit f
  • 'Oh ! that's very funny, Mr. Wagstaff. Which paper do you get your wit f
  • Distinguished Amateur (who has been cast for the part of Sir Toby Belch).

  • 'Oh ! that's very funny, Mr. Wagstaff. Which paper do you get your wit from ?' 1897.

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For Sale is a Full Page removed from "Phil May's Sketch Book," 1897, showing the Following 2 Cartoon Drawings, one on each side.

   a- 'Oh ! that's very funny, Mr. Wagstaff.  Which paper do you get your wit from ?'

   b- Distinguished Amateur  (who has been cast for the part of Sir Toby Belch).  'I suppose I shall want a little padding ?'
       Customer.   'Certainly ; ' (shouting) 'Ernest, bring down a full-size stomach.'

Condition is Very Good.