'The English Club' Adam 1962
'The Fortress of the Englishmen' Punch 1958
'The characters of Agatha Christie' May14th, 1956 LIFE magazine
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As a precocious 8yr old, I believe it was in the pages of Punch annuals or bound collections at my local Library that I first encountered Searle and such drawings of fusty gentlemen's clubs.
I didn't encounter his Molesworth or Thurber until I was at least 10.
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