I get a kick out of the cover for this Jeeves book that my better half picked up. Check it out:
I believe it was published in 1972 or 73. Clearly graphic design was in a post-Beatles bubble at that time.
Sgt. Wodehouse’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
How much loneliness weighs on the spirit of man in the age of communication!
I get a kick out of the cover for this Jeeves book that my better half picked up. Check it out:
I believe it was published in 1972 or 73. Clearly graphic design was in a post-Beatles bubble at that time.
How very true. It’s like a still straight out of “Yellow Submarine” (confession: I had the lunch box as a kid).
Here’s a question for anyone reading this. What is, in your opinion, the most entertaining P.G.W. Jeeves story?