1914 British Original Harry Tate Comedy Lithograph, Harry Tate fishing inside a car - Linen Backed nude [1] The company was liquidated

[1] The company was liquidated and its assets taken over by the newly formed Royal Mail Lines in 1932 after financial trouble and scandal

and Holbein's The Ambassadors among others

Printed in 1873 by the Ramnez print shop in Barcelona

original antique lithographic poster by Georges Ripart

1914 British Original Harry Tate Comedy Lithograph, Harry Tate fishing inside a car - Linen Backed nude [1] The company was liquidatedDate: 1914 Size: 19. 8 x 30 inches Artist: T. E. Stephens About the Poster: "AEROGOLFISHMOBILLIARD" is a wordplay term used by British comedian Harry Tate, referring to a combination of air travel, golf, fishing, and billiards. It was likely popularized by Tate in his early 1900s stage performances and was the title of one of his lithographs. The term is a whimsical and nonsensical mashup of activities, playing on the popular culture of the time,