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World War I: the Kaiser as a chemist trying to dissolve the Allies but finding that his solvents do not work. Ink drawing by J. Walker, 1916.
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Lettering: Insoluble. Jack Walker 1916. Inscription on the reverse: Feb 11.
Title: World War I: the Kaiser as a chemist trying to dissolve the Allies but finding that his solvents do not work. Ink drawing by J. Walker, 1916.
Description:
Lettering: Insoluble.
Jack Walker 1916.
Inscription on the reverse: Feb 11.
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