For governor, Climber

Published 1866

Johnson's love for the soldier

Published 1866

1862 S'en allant avec le dernier lievre et le dernier perdreau // [1862 making off with the last hare and the last partridge]

by Cham, 1819-1879
Published 1840

La guerre entre le nord et le sud. Joujou Americain qui coute fort chere. // [War between the North and the South. An American toy which costs an arm and a leg.]

by Cham, 1819-1879
Published 1840

M'sieu le Gendarme, vous ne prendrez donc jamais de Vacances? // [Mr. Policeman, you never take holidays, then?]

by Cham, 1819-1879
Published 1840

Jeff. Davis going to War. / Jeff. Returning from war an [ass]

by Rogers, E.
Published 1861

Les hannetons pouvant se croiser les bras cette annee les americains se chargeant de leur besogne // [The scarab beetles can twiddle their thumbs this year, as the Americans are ta...

by Cham, 1819-1879
Published 1840

Cherchant a les raccommoder un peu tard! // [A little late to be trying to put them back together again!]

by Cham, 1819-1879
Published 1840

Tiens! Messieurs les Americains, vous ne prenez donc pas de Vacances? // [Hold on! Americans, do you not take any vacations?]

by Cham, 1819-1879
Published 1840

Sapristi! Americain du sud, retirez votre sauvage? Et je retire le mien! // [By God, Southern American, put down your savage, and I'll put down mine!]

by Cham, 1819-1879
Published 1840

Le vieux Saturne voyant avec plaisir qu'il n'y a pas que lui qui devore ses enfants // [Old Saturn sees, to his delight, that he is not the only one who devours his children]

by Cham, 1819-1879
Published 1840

Die wacht am Potomac

by Nast, Thomas, 1840-1902
Published 1871

The First of April, 1864

Published 1864

Ouverture de la chasse // [The hunt begins]

by Cham, 1819-1879
Published 1840

Le bonhomme Hiver faisant plus a lui tout seul pour l'armistice Americain que tous les diplomates reunis // [Old man Winter doing more for the American armistice by himself than al...

by Cham, 1819-1879
Published 1840