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Original antique issue/pages from Puck Magazine, dated July 6, 1881 (Vol. IX, No. 226).
Features a bold full-color front cover cartoon themed “Freedom”, representing early American political satire from the late 19th century. This earlier Puck material is highly collectible due to its historical context and detailed lithographic artwork.
Includes:
• Original illustrated front cover (full color)
• Interior text and satire pages
• Classic Puck political commentary and humor
Details:
• Publication: Puck Magazine
• Date: July 6, 1881
• Publisher: Keppler & Schwarzmann (New York)
• Format: Lithographic print on antique paper
• Theme: Political satire / Americana / Freedom
Condition:
• Noticeable edge wear and corner loss
• Chipping and small tears along edges
• Age toning throughout
• Some brittleness consistent with age
• Structurally intact with strong display appeal
Note: Original antique print—over 140 years old. Handle carefully.
