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Stanley McMurtry, called 'Mac' (b.1936)

"They've really started something - all I did was refuse my cornflakes this morning and the Guvernor asked me where I wanted to be moved to"

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Stanley McMurtry, called 'Mac' (b.1936)
"They've really started something - all I did was refuse my cornflakes this morning and the Guvernor asked me where I wanted to be moved to"
inscribed as title (lower centre)
pen and black ink, unframed
15 x 21¼in. (38 x 54cm.)
and five other unframed illustrations: "Right Collins, the defence of the firm is in your hands..." and "Stop worrying about security..." by the same hand; and three further illustrations by William John Philpin Jones, called 'JON' (1913-1992) of "Well, you asked to see the Changing of the Guard, dear"; "Remember the good old sunny Easters before we joined the Common Market?"; and "Thank goodness he hasn't included slag-heaps" some signed and variously inscribed (6)
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