These cartoons featuring London Underground were published in Punch magazine during the early decades of the 20th Century.
Tube150: Mr Punch in London Town
12 January, 2013 by Mike Paterson
Posted in 20th Century, Public Transport, Social history | Tagged 1863, anniversary, london, London Underground, Punch, The Tube, Tube150 | 1 Comment
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Hahaha. Someone should start a comic strip about the tube.