![The fullest dinner pail](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/929392il.jpg)
![Make me an offer, gentlemen!](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928545il.jpg)
![Puck Christmas 1905](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928343il.jpg)
![The runaway](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928904il.jpg)
![The seven ages of dope](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930804il.jpg)
![Papa’s pet](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930555il.jpg)
![A day with a nervous congressman](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930677il.jpg)
![The laughter of the gods](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/929422il.jpg)
![A nice attitude for a United States Senator!](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928363il.jpg)
Charles Jay Taylor (American, 1855-1929)
![Fall hunting](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930503il.jpg)
![Second call for the peace congress](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928346il.jpg)
![An elephant on his hands](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928774il.jpg)
![The rousing of Rip](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928903il.jpg)
![The old woman of the Senate is doing her best – at a hopeless job](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930620il.jpg)
Louis Dalrymple (American, 1866 – 1905)
![He won’t budge](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928607il.jpg)
![Thanksgiving day, 1884 – ‘let us be thankful!’](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/929950il.jpg)
Bernhard Gillam (American, 1856 – 1896)
![The first fourth](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928877il.jpg)
![The tariff tots](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930307il.jpg)
![Both satisfied](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928602il.jpg)
![The star in the east](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/929496il.jpg)
![Goldfishing](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928688il.jpg)
![New York’s St. Patrick](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930012il.jpg)
![Foolish fashion](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928686il.jpg)
![Setting ’em off](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928572il.jpg)
![The martyr](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/929438il.jpg)
![His latest effort](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928381il.jpg)
Puck was the first successful humor magazine in the United States of colorful cartoons, caricatures and political satire.
It was founded in 1876 by Joseph Keppler, an Austrian immigrant cartoonist. Puck covered presidential politics and social issues of the late 19th century to the early 20th century.