Clarence "Clarrie" King was a male Australian artist and journalist/cartoonist based in Sydney during World War II.
He worked for Associated Newspapers in Sydney from 1936 to 1950 before joining the Australian newspaper.

He was known for his cartoons and illustrations, and a 1953 feature article in PIX magazine
highlighted his "holiday memories" as an artist (see base of this page).

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Produced in a set of nine.

CK.1
"Lookout "
1 other recorded

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CK.2
"I've Been Promoted"!

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CK.3
"Look After This Mr Postman! Its For The Best Little Woman In The World"

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CK.4
"I'm Dreaming Oh My Darlin "!
1 other recorded

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CK.5
"Hi Yar Pal"!
1 other recorded

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CK.6
"What A Night"!

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CK.7
"I've Been Putting On "!
1 other recorded

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CK.8
"Alright! Alright! I Know I Should Have Wrote Before!"
1 other recorded

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CK.9
Yes! Its Little Me!
1 other recorded

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Used 1-9 below

CK.1
  2
 
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CK.2
2 others recorded

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CK.3
  2 others recorded

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CK.4
  2 others recorded

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CK.5
  2 others recorded

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CK.6
  2 others recorded

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CK.7
Signed Clarrie King at left over chest
  2 others recorded

CK.8

CK.9

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-In 1953 Clarrie had a feature-

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