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 : Cartoon, The Super-Patriot, knitting, WW1


Cartoon, The Super-Patriot, knitting, WW1

Cartoon -- A biddable gentleman is disturbed from his armchair nap and used by two ladies of the house to wind wool. Knitting comforts for troops was a nationwide activity during the First World War, and this man appears to be also doing his bit

Picture No
14101053
Media ID
45758537
Size
5000px x 3500px (3.5MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Cartoon by Richard Brook in Punch, 1 December 1915
Date
1915

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Amusing Armchair Comforts Disturbed Knit Knitters Knitting Patriot Winding Woollen Woolly


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