William Heath Robinson (31 May 1872 – 13 September 1944) was an English cartoonist, illustrator and artist.
The full-page drawings originally appeared in “The Sketch” and in “The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News.”
First published 1915, Reprinted 1916
I.THE TRUE REASON OF THE WAR
A little Frontier Incident in Alsace, July 1914
First Lessons in the Goose-step
The Germans use Button Magnets
Stiffnecking Tommies by Directing Draughts on the British Trenches
VI. HAGUE CONVENTION DEFIED!
Failure of the new Tommy-scalder
The Tatcho Bomb
VIII. KOLOSSAL!
Krupp’s Great Reconnoitring Mortar
A Morning Tub on the Imperial Campaigning Car
X. WAR KOMFORTS!
Some Notes in a German Bivouac
Testing Mines at Cuxhaven
How two German Officers carried a Gun past the British Lines
A Swiss Shepherd watching a Battle on the Frontier
The Drilling Frame for Raw Recruits
The Lancing Wheel for teaching young Lancers to lance
The Trench Presser or Bosch Bayoneter
The Outflanking Machine for Turning Movements
XVIII. BRITISH PATENT (applied for)
A trained Dog of War drawing the Enemy’s Fire
XIX. BRITISH PATENT (applied for)
XX. OH U!
Picking the Pickelhaube: a little Game for the Trenches
The German Periscoper: “Ach, Himmel! Dot most be der peautiful
Ben Nevis
of vich ve ’ave ’eard so mooch!”
German Spies training a Carrier Pigeon in the Fastnesses of a
London
Boarding House
An Extra Special Constable discovering a German Waiter in the Act
of
laying the Foundation of a Concrete Gun-bed
Using Siphons of Laughing Gas to overcome the British before an Attack
in Force
XXIV. HAGUE CONVENTION DEFIED!
Lachrymosing the British by Onion-whittling under Cover of Night
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