The man in "The New Yorker" (not Eustace)

Cafe Society
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There are two icons associated with The New Yorker Magazine: Eustace, in the magnificent tophat, the stovepipe collar, and the outsized shirtfront; and the other man with the quill pen, the pince-nez spectacles with the ribbon, and the papers in his hand. But what is his name? Esquire named their character Eskie, and* Mad *named theirs Alfred E. Neuman… :slight_smile:

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I can’t bring this image to mind at all. Can you find it online and link to it?

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I’m flipping through the current issue and not sure either…

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From the “Talk of the Town” section:

http://www.madamepaulette.com/wp-content/gallery/editorials/talk_of_town.jpg

Seems like Eustace (with his collar and monocle) to me…

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Same here. Eustace Tilley, to give him his full name.

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Thanks. I didn’t recognize him without his tophat, overcoat and butterfly. :smiley: