Consists of a watercolour sketch of two men observing a woman. Caption reads: "Here's this beautiful pantomime girl coming, Sam!" Sam - "Ah! Her appearance seems somewhat familiar to me." "Why - you've seen her every night for the last week or so." Sam - "Ah! Yes - but I don't think I ever looked at her face before!"

Consists of a watercolour sketch of a smartly dressed man discussing a funeral with an undertaker. Caption reads: Undertaker - "Well Sir - here's your very good health may boxing day for you be far distant" Customer (who had been arranging funeral rites) - "H-m-m…"

Consists of a watercolour sketch of a man and a woman observing dogs. Caption reads: 'Innocence' She - "Dear me! How pretty!I suppose that large dog will be the Father!"

Consists of a watercolour sketch of two men at dinner being served by a waiter. Caption reads: Dine(wit) - "You never answer, Waiter - fear you're a dumb-waiter - ha ha!" Waiter - "Yessir - I doesn't converse much - special wi' camp-stools." diner - "Camp. Stools. How? What d'ye mean?" Waiter - "'Cos they're easily shut up!"

Consists of: Professional and personal letters, both to and from Joseph Crawhall II. Pencil, ink and watercolour sketches created by Joseph Crawhall II, some including annotations. Various printed ephemera from a variety of authors. Various leaflets, notifications, invitations, cards and reciepts relating to Joseph Crawhall II. A collection of woodblock pulls from a selection of original woodblocks created by Joseph Crawhall II. Letters and sketches relating to George Edward Crawhall, brother of Joseph Crawhall II. A genealogical scrapbook relating to the Crawhall family.