Lot 692: David Low 1891-1963- "The I.L.P. are having

David Low 1891-1963- "The I.L.P. are having another Fancy-Dress Ball..."; original artwork for a political cartoon, pen and brush and black ink with touches of coloured crayon, signed and titled, 27.5x41cm: Sidney Strube 1891-1956- "His Desert Flower. Mr Ramsay MacDonald is Spending a Holiday in the Sahara Desert"; pen and black ink with touches of coloured crayon, signed and titled, 34.8x49.5cm: together with one other cartoon by the same hand, in pen and black ink with touches of blue crayon, titled "The Labour Harem-Scarem. Enter The New Favourite", signed, 30.5x47cm: Arthur Wynell Lloyd b.1883- "The Naval Equilibrist. Mr Alexander holds the balance between Commander Kenworthy and Mr Churchill"; original artwork for illustration for Punch magazine, July 30th 1930, signed with monogram, titled and inscribed, 23x28.5cm: together with three other cartoons by the same hand titled: "The Sister Services", from Punch March 8th 1922, signed with monogram, signed, 22x26cm "By Jingo XXX!" Lord Stobolgi (Lab) Beats the Big Drum", from Punch Nov 10th 1937, signed with monogram, 23x14cm "Getting His Hands In. The 'Bullfinch Bruiser' practices for 'another place'", for Punch, February 21st 1934, signed with monogram, 14x22.5cm: British School, circa 1930/1940- "Catching the Speaker's Eye"; pen and brush and black ink, inscribed extensively in pencil, 26.5x39cm: British School circa 1930/1940- "I am an Indian Merchant. The Rajah of Hull, Commander Kenworthy"; pen and black ink, bears pencil inscription, 16.5x13cm: together with two reproduction prints, one after David Low and the other after Sidney Strube, (11)