Kirby, Rollin, 1875-1952
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Rollin Kirby American political cartoonist (1875-1952)
Kirby, Rollin
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Works
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| Bailing out |
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| Bing! |
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| Haunted man |
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| He who laughs... lasts, anecdotes from Norway's home front, edited and published by Hans Olav and Tor Myklebost,... Chef illustrator, Johan Bull. Other contributors : Rollin Kirby, Gluyas Williams, John R. Holmgren, Fred Cooper |
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| History of the thrift movement in America |
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| How the Germans murder children: the Cunard Liner "Lusitania" was sunk by a German Torpedo on May 7th 1915; 129 children perished, including 39 infants |
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| Hyah, rattlesnake!! |
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| Men of destiny |
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| Newscutting, Illustration by Rollin Kirby, 'The World' newspaper, regarding Women's Suffrage "Defeat" in New Jersey, title; "Well, Boys, We Saved The Home" |
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| No sale! |
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| Puzzled onlookers |
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| The real target |
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| The real victim |
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| [Recueil. Dossiers biographiques Boutillier du Retail. Documentation sur William Edgar Borah] |
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| A reluctant paying teller |
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| The restraining hand |
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| The retreat to Moscow |
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| Le salut du Bronx |
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| Salute from an expert |
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| The sand is running low |
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| The separating wall |
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| Shadow over Africa |
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| The ship of the desert |
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| The show that flopped |
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| Sic semper tyrannis! |
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| Silhouettes de la guerre |
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| The skipper sights land again |
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| Slowly breaking his back |
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| Smearing the old gent |
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| The spin of the wheel; a one-act comedy |
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| Still more handwriting on the wall |
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| Straight talk from the old man |
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| Strategic retirement |
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| Studying New York City's traction problem |
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| Stumbling on to the end |
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| Sudden activity induced by Maine |
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| "Swine! How dare they sink my French navy!" |
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| A sword to grasp |
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| Take your time and get it right! |
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| Taking it away from him |
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| Taking it much too easily |
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| "Tell me, Peake, is there anything in this unemployment talk?" |
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| A terribly small parachute |
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| That little man is here again |
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| Their fighting spirit scorns defeat |
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| "There, that ought to hold for a year" |
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| Think fast, Japan! |
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| This is the real France |
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| Throw the Nazi censor out! |
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| Time for a 'pink slip' |
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| To Versailles |
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| Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son |
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| Too much Smith! |
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| A touch of the dictator |
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| Toward the busted Utopia |
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| Trapped! |
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| "A treaty is a treaty, my friend" |
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| Try these on your pianola |
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| Trying to find a way out |
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| Trying to interrupt his education |
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| The tune changes |
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| Uncle Sam gets an earful |
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| Unscaleable |
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| Untouched by the cyclone |
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| An unwilling slave |
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| Vandal in victory, vandal in defeat |
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| Vichy throws off the mask |
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| A victory of democracy - an affirmation of the strength and power of government by the people |
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| A visitor drops in |
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| Vox populi |
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| Walking in his sleep |
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| Walking that last block |
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| Wayfarer reported in no-man's land |
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| "We're licked, why try to stop Hitler?" |
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| Whaddya think I'm in this business for, anyhow! |
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| "What do you mean by threatening me with that axe?" |
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| "What goes on here?" |
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| What the Havana Conference did |
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| When the levee broke |
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| "Where did you get them, Benito?" |
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| Where does this income group fit in under the Willkie plan? |
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| The whirling dervish |
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| Who is this Wilson? |
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| Who the hell issued this statement? |
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| Will it come to this? |
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| Wind of public opinion |
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| The winged lion |
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| The winner if the filibuster wins |
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| With the morning milk |
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| [Woman entering train compartment] |
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| WwasW in Am., v. 3: |
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| Xray showing what the old gentleman swallowed |
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| "You are asking for an embargo, my Asiatic friend" |
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| "You aren't exactly a democrat, Ivan, but take this and shoot hell out of him!" |
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| You began it, Adolf |
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| You can't have both |
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| You pays your money and you takes your choice |
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| Yours of recent date received and contents noted |
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