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Knitting humour, WW1

The Ruling Passion Customer: Bring me some soup, please. Waitress (absent-mindedly): Yes, sir; purl or plain. A skit on the national obsession with knitting during the early months of the First World War when the home front was urged by various appeals to knit comforts for the troops in their thousands

Picture No
14104185
Media ID
45615189
Size
5000px x 4118px (3.6MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Illustration by Ruth Cobb in Punch, 25 November 1914
Date
1914

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