[Spy/Satire]. 28 color lithographs from VANITY FAIR making fun of judges. Most have signature “Spy” lithographed in in image at lower left or lower right. In margin at lower left of most lithographs: “Vincent Brooks Day & Son Lith.” Titles at center of lower margin. Image size varies slightly, but last 27 listed are about 12 ½” x 7 ½”. First listed is 14" x 21 3/4". Mostly uniform light toning. Some are mildly foxed, a few more significantly spotted. 26 are matted and framed under glass (and not examined out of frame). Other lithograph has 2 tape strips at verso’s upper corners. ++ "Bench and Bar." Decr 5, 1881. ++ “Bow Street” (R. H. Bullock Marsham). Vanity Fair Supplement. ++ Chief Magistrate. April 25 1891. ++ “Chitty’s Leader” Jany 30, 1896. Marginal dampstain. ++ “Company Law” Apr. 5th 1900.++ “Court Roll” Augt. 6 1887. ++ “Divorce” Feby. 12 1887. ++ “Divorce Court.” July 30 1896. ++ “Equity” Jany. 28th 1897. ++ “A Future Judge.” Feb 28 1874. Dampstained. ++”He can marshal evidence” Feby. 6, 1892. ++ Judges No. 1. “The Lord Chief Jsutice of England.” Dec. 11, 1869. “334” in margin at upper left. “No. 58” in margin at lower left. “Price 6d.” in margin at lower right. ++ “A Judicial Joker.” Novr. 4 1897. ++ “Judicial Politeness” March 18, 1892. ++ “Jumbo” Decr 12 1885. Marginal dampstaining. ++ No. 261. Men of the Day, No. 71. “The Claimant’s Counsel.” Nov. I, 1873. ++ Mr. Justice Grantham. March 15 1890. ++ “Nervous” March 7 1874. ++ “The new Judge.” Feby 4 1888. ++ “Our Weakest Judge” Decr. 14, 1893. ++ “Oxford Circuit.” May 14 1896. ++ “The Recorder” July 9th 1903. ++ “slow and steady” Decr 6 1900. ++ “That won’t do, you know.” Decr 7, 1893. ++ “The Umpire” March 28 1885. ++ “Vicar General” April 10th 1902. ++ “We Shall See” Feby. 3rd 1898. Shows Justice Brigham. ++ “3rd Commissioner” Novr. 3 1888.