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Joseph Keppler & Puck Magazine

1877 | 1878 - 1879 | Feb - Aug 1880 | Sept - Dec 1880



March 14, 1877
A Stir in the Roost
March 14, 1877
Torpedoes in His Path
March 14, 1877
Advertisement for Weber Piano
March 14, 1877
Wagner's Method Exposed
March 21, 1877
A Despondent Senator
March 21, 1877
The President Shows His Hand
March 21, 1877
Managerial Lunacy
March 28, 1877
Puck's Finger-Post
March 28, 1877
The Millenium at Last!
March 28, 1877
Telephone
April 11, 1877
Music Hath Charms to Soothe the Savage Breast
April 11, 1877
I Never Was a Raving Beauty
April 11, 1877
The Modern Orestes Pursued by the Furies
May 9, 1877
The Theatre of War. – The Latest Spectacular Tragedy.
May 16, 1877
Carnival Contrasts. The Foreign Original. The Native Imitation.
June 6, 1877
A Traitor to the Cause. Beecher Joins the Russians and Astounds the Turks.
July 11, 1877
Millions for Show – Nothing for Charity
July 18, 1877
The Cucumber Season.
August 8, 1877
Beecher's Theory and Practice.
September 26, 1877
The Great American Bare-Back Rider. (German Edition)
October 3, 1877
Conkling as Mephistopheles.
December 26, 1877
New Year - A View. (German Edition)
April 24, 1878
Elizabeth as Marguerite: "I Did, I Did Not, – I Did – "
June 12, 1878
Puck Offers Another "Brand" to the "Sun"
June 12, 1878
Shall Communism Take Root on American Soil?
June 12, 1878
Allegorical Design Suggested for a Memorial of the European Peace Congress
July 24, 1878
Sad Fate Awaiting Those Teutonic Trustees Up the North River
July 24, 1878
Rapid Transit of Residents
July 31, 1878
BEWARE!
August 7, 1878
The Modern Gambrinus Riding His Latest Hobby
August 7, 1878
Old Grandfather Cooper as Atlas
August 7, 1878
Bismarck as "The Farmer's Daughter" – Feeding the Pets
April 9, 1879
The Court of His Honor the Devil – Brooklyn, N.Y.
April 9, 1879
LICENSED MURDER.
September 3, 1879
"Soothing 'Em to Sweet and Happy Slumbers." (German Edition)
November 19, 1879
Do Not Fear, We'll Protect You!
November 19, 1879
QUACKERY–MEDICAL MINSTRELS PERFORMING FOR THE BENEFIT OF THEIR FORMER PATIENTS – NO OTHER DEAD-HEADS ADMITTED.
December 3, 1879
IMPROVED ASTRONOMY, BY PUCK'S OWN PROCTOR.
December 31, 1879
May They Fulfill Their Promises – The New Year and the New Light!
February 18, 1880
Will the Cat Do It?
February 18, 1880
An Unexpected Blow.
April 21, 1880
The Worship of the Golden Calf.
April 28, 1880
Welcome to All! (German Edition)
May 5, 1880
Five Dishonest Politicians Have Been Sent to the Penitentiary in Pennsylvania. –* If this System Were Generally Adopted, Our Legislative Halls Would Look Pretty Much as Above.
May 5, 1880
The Decadence of the Wizard of Meno Park. – From the Phonograph to Polyform.
May 12, 1880
The Skeleton in the Democratic Closet.
May 19, 1880
The Modern Wandering Jew.
May 26, 1880
To the Chicago Convention.
June 2, 1880
Political Convicts.
June 9, 1880
After the Chicago Catastrophe.
June 16, 1880
The Appomattox of the Third Termers – Unconditional Surrender.
June 23, 1880
The Political Handicap – Who will Ride the Democratic Entry?
June 30, 1880
Republican Editors in Despair – Hunting a Bad Record for Hancock.
June 22, 1880
David and Goliath. – Overthrow and Rout of the Philistines, June 22, 1880.
July 7, 1880
The Army - Worm.
June 21, 1880
The Democratic Starveling.
July 28, 1880
Just the Difference.
August 4, 1880
Midsummer Night's Dream.
August 11, 1880
It Makes Him Sick.
August 18, 1880
The Democrats Finding Their Moses.
August 25, 1880
Forbidding the Banns.
August 25, 1880
HAMLET (Hancock):–"Oh, that this too, too SOLID flesh would melt!"
September 1, 1880
Inspecting the Democratic Curiosity Shop.
September 15, 1880
The Last Bather.
September 22, 1880
The Democratic Samson Sends His Fusion Foxes Among the Republican Philistines.
September 29, 1880
The National Barber-Shop. – "Next!"
October 6, 1880
The Opposition Tabernacles.
October 6, 1880
General Hancock's Private Back-Action Boom.
October 13, 1880
The Cinderella of the Republican Party and Her Haughty Sisters.
October 20, 1880
A Strange Case of Epizooty.
October 20, 1880
Gathering Autumn Leaves.
November 13, 1880
Let Us Have Peace, Now a President's Elected.
November 10, 1880
The Wake Over the Remains of the Democratic Party.
November 10, 1880
The Republican Delilah stealthily deprives the Democratic Sampson of his Strength.
November 24, 1880
A Thanksgiving Picture with Puck's Compliments.
December 1, 1880
The Later Desecrators of the Temple.
December 8, 1880
Puck's Conception of Mr. Bergh's Steam Flogging Machine.
December 8, 1880
The Chosen People.
December 15, 1880
The Tempter.
December 22, 1880
A Merry Christmas to All!
December 29, 1880
Sarah Bernhardt, the Modern Rizpah, Protecting her Son from the Clerical Vultures.

 


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