Punch Historical Archive 1841 - 1992
Punch was a British weekly magazine of humour and satire renowned for its provocative and satirical commentary and full-page political cartoons, often referred to as "The Big Cuts". Also includes the yearly Almanacks containing a humourous review of the upcoming year. Punch captures the changes in British political and social life from the mid 19th century to 1992.
Access
Public note
- Access to this collection and more is made available free for residents located in British Columbia and the Yukon, Canada through the Points to the Past gateway.
Content types
- Digital collection
Provider
- Galegroup
Open access
- No
Subjects
- History - Europe & the United Kingdom, History - Social & Cultural