Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›William Davis stands next to a statue of the little fellow who symbolizes what probably is the world's most' famous magazine of humor and comment, Punch; At 35, Davis is taking over the editorship of Punch, the youngest of the 10 men who have occupied the editor's chair of the 127-year-old periodical.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
William Davis stands next to a statue of the little fellow who symbolizes what probably is the world's most' famous magazine of humor and comment, Punch; At 35, Davis is taking over the editorship of Punch, the youngest of the 10 men who have occupied the editor's chair of the 127-year-old periodical.
United Press International · [ca. January 1969]
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