Cartoon Collections, Humor

Cartoons: Bar None

Let’s belly up to the bar and share a few laughs!

Bartender has a smiling mask at the back of his head. It fools the talkative drunk into thinking he is talking to him.

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Bartender commenting on the bent brass footrest
“Sure was a big fellow, wasn’t he?”
GAW
April 13, 1957

 

Gruff man tries to pick a fight with another bar patron
“You know something, Mac? I can’t stand a guy who minds his own business.”
Chon Day
January 28, 1956

 

Bar patron backs down from a fight with a much larger man.
“Before you start a conversation, may I say I like your opinions, looks and attitude!”
Walt Wetterberg
November 10, 1956

 

Bartender tells his customer that the customer's wife is at the window.
“I think someone is trying to catch your eye.”
Scott Taber
October 20, 1956

 

Man lies to his wife over the phone to make her think he is shopping instead of drinking at a bar.
“They don’t have yellow in your size dear…blue?…just a moment and I’ll ask the salesgirl.”
Chon Day
October 13, 1956

 

Bartender has a smiling mask at the back of his head. It fools the talkative drunk into thinking he is talking to him.
Vahan Shirvanian
October 21, 1957

 

Bartender pulls a man who forgot his check back into th bar.
Al Kaufman
August 24, 1957

 

Man at bar's lips pucker after he took a sour drink.
“Dry enough for you, sir?
Don Tobin
July 7, 1956

 

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  1. These cartoons are great, maybe I am just old fashioned but It seems the humor was much better the what we see today.

  2. I have loved the Saturday Evening Post since I was a little boy when mom used to read us the comics! Thanks for all you folks do and God Bless!

  3. I have to say #4 is my favorite of this group. Busted by your angry wife looking through the window? Sooo embarrassing. #7, throwing the customer back INTO the bar realizing he hasn’t paid. #6, the customer really doesn’t know the difference. #8, it must be REALLY dry. I’ve never had a Martini, but too dry looks like it’s too much!

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