Original Punch magazine from 19 December 1945, published in London shortly after the end of World War II.

This issue captures the wit, irony and artistic brilliance that made Punch the defining voice of British satire for over a century.

Packed with period illustrations, humorous sketches, and political commentary from the post-war era, this edition reflects the optimism and dry humour of a nation rebuilding after conflict.

A genuine historical snapshot of 1940s Britain.

The magazine is in fair to good vintage condition for its age.

The front cover shows some creasing and fold marks, visible in the photographs, but all pages remain complete and legible throughout.

A fine collectible piece for fans of vintage British magazines, wartime illustration, and classic humour writing.