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Firstly we have the old "Puffer Boat" and also "Gramcat!"
Before long, if no-one minds, I will place on the forum some EMG and Ginn gramophone cartoons. Some of you may have seen some of them in the past-but I cannot remember who!
a couple of CARTOONS-"Puffer BOAT" and "GRAMCAT!"
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a couple of CARTOONS-"Puffer BOAT" and "GRAMCAT!"
Hello all. So as not to start too many "threads" on the forum, I will try to put on 2 or 3 sketchy cartoons at a time, as I have found some on my pictures files that I had almost forgotten about, and as they are gramophone/phonograph related, I thought that for light relief, I would air them here for you all.
Firstly we have the old "Puffer Boat" and also "Gramcat!"
Before long, if no-one minds, I will place on the forum some EMG and Ginn gramophone cartoons. Some of you may have seen some of them in the past-but I cannot remember who!
Firstly we have the old "Puffer Boat" and also "Gramcat!"
Before long, if no-one minds, I will place on the forum some EMG and Ginn gramophone cartoons. Some of you may have seen some of them in the past-but I cannot remember who!
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Re: a couple of CARTOONS-"Puffer BOAT" and "GRAMCAT!"
In case anyone is not already aware of it, Alastair is an accomplished artist, too modest to mention that he was responsible for the drawings in "The EMG Story" by our mutual friend Frank James.
His cartoons deserve a wider circulation, so at my instigation they have become a regular feature in the CLPGS magazine, where they have proved popular.
His cartoons deserve a wider circulation, so at my instigation they have become a regular feature in the CLPGS magazine, where they have proved popular.