by P.P. Billinghurst

In Beetle Land - Header, "Perhaps they stop and talk to each other."

In Beetle Land - Header, detail

In Beetle Land - Header, detail 'Land'

"It was very comfortable."

"There was the monster outside his own front door."
From: Chatterbox (1926, Children's Annual), published by Wells Gardner, Darton & Co., London 1926
Unfortunately the artist for these particular illustrations isn't credited, they are not signed, and they are unique in style within the book.
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