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Many of the cards produced by Fred Spurgin
are unsigned and this page gives examples of cards produced
in two different series where the later card appears to be a
redrawn version of the earlier card. Of course such
comparisons can be dangerous as the example of "It
is very Breezy" shows that "copies" may be by
different artists. However it is not unreasonable for an
artist to reuse his own pictorial idea with a different theme.
See also
Lady in a
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Passed by the Military
Signed Fred Spurgin
TRIBUNAL
Art & Humour
Thanks to Ken for pointing out the similarities
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Trouble
Again - Well! Well!
here's
a woman at the bottom of it
Unsigned
Publisher "S
& L"
Printed in
England
See Other backs
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I can always lay my
hand on a few hundred pounds.
Signed
"Dauber"
The Satire Series No ...
Watkins & Krake |
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The Coronation. The sight of a lifetime
Unsigned (Spurgin)
CORONATION
831
Inter-Art
[June
1911]
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Peace
Displaying a few decorations
Signed Fred Spurgin
PEACE No
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