"Punch, or the London Carnival, Volume 104, February 11, 1893" is a collection of humorous material that represents the iconic humor magazine of the 19th century. In this publication you will find maddened poems, satirical articles, caricatures and comic anecdotes that bear witness to the life and socio-political atmosphere of the time. The authors make sharp statements on a variety of topics, from politics to everyday situations, revealing the absurdity and humor in the world around us. The collection "Punch, or the London Carnival" is not only a thoughtful read, but also a window into the past, which helps to understand the spirit of that time through the prism of sharp humor and satire.