The Wasp — 1878 — page 281: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is primarily a **masthead and business page** rather than satirical content. The page displays: - **Publication details**: The Wasp's logo and address (602 California St., San Francisco) - **Subscription rates** for domestic and European readers - **Publisher notices** and business information The small visible illustration shows a wasp with a banner, the magazine's trademark mascot/logo. The text includes editorial commentary about the Working-men's Party, criticizing political reformers for "monetary corruption" and corruption generally. However, **no specific political figures are clearly caricatured** in the visible cartoon material on this page. This appears to be a **service/administrative page** rather than featuring The Wasp's typical satirical political cartoons, which would appear elsewhere in the publication.