Photograph of The Manchester School. Now little boys and girls you're very naughty I know, but do try and be good and don't tease the new master [plus Greek caption]. [4 head-and-shoulders sketches of unidentified bearded man (? John Edward King, High Master of Manchester Grammar School and Fellow of Lincoln College, with above words spoken by clean shaven man with large nose. (?) Or referring to the Manchester History School, Manchester School of Art or Manchester College, Oxford] [John Johnson 1136] by E.S.J.; Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
G.A. Oxon. 4o 418, fol. 1168
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Title
Photograph of The Manchester School. Now little boys and girls you're very naughty I know, but do try and be good and don't tease the new master [plus Greek caption]. [4 head-and-shoulders sketches of unidentified bearded man (? John Edward King, High Master of Manchester Grammar School and Fellow of Lincoln College, with above words spoken by clean shaven man with large nose. (?) Or referring to the Manchester History School, Manchester School of Art or Manchester College, Oxford] [John Johnson 1136] by E.S.J.; Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
Shelfmark
G.A. Oxon. 4o 418, fol. 1168
Date
1895
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Shrimpton's Oxford Caricatures
Shrimpton caricatures Volume 7
Photograph of The Manchester School. Now little boys and girls you're very naughty I know, but do try and be good and don't tease the new master [plus Greek caption]. [4 head-and-shoulders sketches of unidentified bearded man (? John Edward King, High Master of Manchester Grammar School and Fellow of Lincoln College, with above words spoken by clean shaven man with large nose. (?) Or referring to the Manchester History School, Manchester School of Art or Manchester College, Oxford] [John Johnson 1136] by E.S.J.; Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
