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'F S' Series: "Puzzle" [Part of "Early Saxony Group] |
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"Puzzle" |
4 Cards recorded in PPCM (March 2009) Earliest date - 18 April 1907 Signed "F S": Early Saxony Back - with No Publisher; Gale & Polden, London View Co Ltd; Vertigen |
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Puzzle! Find the Son-in-law of deceased? Signed |
"Early Saxony" back |
18 April 1907 |
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Puzzle! Find the Son-in-law of deceased? Signed |
No publisher "Early Saxony" back |
September 1908 |
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Puzzle! Find the Son-in-law of deceased? |
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Puzzle! Find the girl worth £100,000
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"Early Saxony" back |
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Puzzle! Find the girl who has never been kissed |
"Early Saxony" back |
[25 May 1907] [25 July 1907] 10 September 1907 29 January 1908 |
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Puzzle! Find the boy who stole the green apples |
"Early Saxony" back |
14 April 1907 |
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"Early Saxony" back |
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Puzzle! Find the happy father |
"Early Saxony" back |
10 December 1907 |
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[Vertigen No 5481] |
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Puzzle! Who has to pay for drinks |
Vertigen No 5481 "Early Saxony" back |
September 1910 |
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These unsigned cards, published by The Philco Publishing Co., Holborn Place, London, W.C. are approximately contemporary with the above "F S" series. If this set was published immediately after the London View Company Ltd. closed a new version quickly drawn for a new market seems possible.
However it could also be a case of one artist copying another - as is illustrated in "It is vey breezy" where "F S", McGill and Comicus are involved in plagurism. |
PUZZLE Find the man wearing a home made tie Series No 4029 Posted 13 September 1907? |
PUZZLE Who does the doll belong to? Posted 1908
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