Trojan Horse Camouflage | Shakespeare Too

Sheboygan Press, January 1, 1918, artist unknown

Above A cartoon illustration on the historic antecedents of World War I camouflage as published in the Sheboygan Press (Sheboygan WI), January 7, 1918, p. 8. The artist's signature, at bottom right, is unreadable. Image restored and adjusted.

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Theodor Reik—

Where would a clever man hide a particular leaf? In the forest.

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Colin Watson—

A needle is much simpler to find in a haystack than in a bin of other needles.