Pip, Squeak & Wilfred

Super set of puzzles featuring the illustrations of Austin Bowen Payne (1876-1959), used in the comic strip invented by Bertram J. Lamb, editor of the Daily Mirror’s children’s column, with a royalty from the sale of each going to the Gugnunc fund.
The name “Gugnunc” came about because unlike Pip and Squeak, Wilfred spoke only in baby-talk and “gug” and “nunc” were his favourite words. The Gugnuncs held parties and meetings and an annual rally at the Royal Albert Hall, raising funds for children’s hospitals and charities.