Uncle Collection (#13)

Good Times for Uncle Sam
Uncle Sam enjoys good times whilst riding with the Republican Grand Old Party (symbolised by the elephant)

Gaston D orleans
GASTON JEAN BAPTISTE DE FRANCE, duc d ORLEANS, comte de Blois, de Montlery et de Limours, governor of Languedoc, brother of Louis XIII and uncle of Louis XIV, Chef des conseils etc

Uncle Sam / Cuban Cigar
Uncle Sam takes a puff at Spains Havana cigar

Cartoon / Russia Vs. Japan
The world (represented by national archetypes such as John Bull, Marianne and Uncle Sam) watches the fight between Russia (as champion of Europe) and Japan (Asias champion)

Court of Louis XIV
Cardinal Chigi, on behalf of his uncle pope Alexander VII, apologises to Louis XIV for ill-treatment of some French at Rome; the interview takes place in Louis bedroom

Edward V Enters London
The young King Edward V rides into London accompanied by his uncle Richard Duke of Gloucester

France Disarmed 1929
The shy virgin Marianne (France) is reluctantly persuaded by her friends John Bull and Uncle Sam to take off her armour

1918 / Russia & Uncle Sam
The Hopeful Doctor Uncle Sam has high hopes for the new Russia

Medea and Pelias
Medea avenges herself against Jasons uncle Pelias by persuading his daughters to chop him up and cook him, in the belief that this would restore his youth

toon / Railroad Rate Bill
THEODORE ROOSEVELT 26th American President: " Is it real gold, Teddy?"

Advert / Cream of Wheat
Uncle Sam enjoys his Cream of Wheat - even the American Eagle would like a taste

Louis Xiv / Fontainebleau
Cardinal Chigi, on behalf of his Uncle Pope Alexander VII, apologises to Louis XIV for ill-treatment of some French at Rome; the interview takes place in Louis bedroom

Toms Cabin / Tom & Eva
There sat Tom on a little mossy seat in the court... and Eva, gaily laughing, was hanging a wreath of roses round his neck

Uncle Toms Cabin / Cover
Front cover

Dickens / Pumblechook
Uncle Pumblechook

Presidential Butterfly
Candidates in the United States chasing the presidential butterfly in the form of Uncle Sam

Uncle Toms Cabin / Eva
Uncle Tom & Eva

Uncle Tom / Reads Bible
The silver fair browed moon rose in the purple sky & looked down on the black man, as he sat, with his arms folded, & his Bible on his knee

Hereward & his Uncle
HEREWARD THE WAKE Hereward, on horseback, informs his uncle, the Prior, that he is about to be outlawed

EDWARD TOBY KING Character who took copy to the printers for his renowned bookseller uncle Abel Roper. He was easily recognised by his squint & warts

Americans Versus Uboats
Uncle Sam, assisted by Labor, cut the German U-boat menace down to size. (America had entered the war by this time.)

Russia-Japan War
Little Jap Horner confronts the bullying Russian bear - while John Bull and Uncle Sam watch the fight to see fair play. The sentiments are markedley pro-Japan

John Bull & Free Trade
John Bull isn t too keen on the consequences of Free Trade

John Bull V Uncle Sam
John Bull " licked again" by Uncle Sam

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"Exploring the Multifaceted Legacy of 'Uncle'" Uncle Remus and Brer Rabbit: A timeless tale of wit and wisdom passed down through generations. "Uncle Tom's Cabin": A powerful play that continues to shed light on the injustices faced by African Americans during Johnson's era. Josef Stalin: Unraveling the enigma of a leader known as both "Uncle Joe" and a ruthless dictator. Madame Butterfly's Uncle: An emotional scene from Puccini's opera, highlighting the complexities of family dynamics in love and sacrifice. The American Great White Fleet arrives in Australia, showcasing Uncle Sam's naval might on a global stage. Prohibition -The Vision 1920: Examining America's attempt to curb alcohol consumption under Uncle Sam's watchful eye. Arthur with Owain: Exploring the bond between uncle and nephew, as they navigate their shared heritage and responsibilities together. John Bull reluctantly accepts American aid from Uncle Sam in this thought-provoking cartoon from 1879, reflecting changing international dynamics. Revisiting "Uncle Tom’s Cabin, " an influential novel that sparked conversations about slavery and human rights across America. No Room for Rumors: Understanding how Prohibition policies shaped society while being enforced by none other than Uncle Sam himself. Sir Charles Brooke / Vfair: Delving into the life of Sir Charles Brooke, affectionately known as "The White Rajah, " who ruled Sarawak like an uncle to its people Prohibition & Uncle Sam: Tracing the historical connection between temperance movements and America’s iconic symbol – Uncle Sam – during times of societal change.