Golly, what a beautiful ship. What makes it go?; 1975

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Golly, what a beautiful ship. What makes it go?; 1975

Identifier: mus_aaec0559

Description: From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by Richard Locher. In the foreground of the cartoon are a line of people, chained together, walking down a hill to the shoreline. Between two of the people, a sign labeled "Taxpayers" hangs from the chain. Offshore is a Roman-style ship labeled, "U.S.S. Burocracy" [sic] with an eagle at the prow and oars along the side. An oarmaster with a whip waits on the ship as a group of the chained people row out to the ship. One of the chained people in the foreground says, “Golly, what a beautiful ship. What makes it go?”

Creator: Locher, Richard E., 1929-

Date: 1975

Format: Digital reproduction of a 1-page illustration.

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Collection: AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection.

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Source: cartoon number 0559

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