The Wasp — 1894 — page 163: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains two historical photographs rather than satirical cartoons: **Top image:** Shows a large decorative "Trunk Horse" statue inside the Santa Clara Building, surrounded by shelves of bottles. This appears to be a museum or exhibition display of novelty goods or collectibles. **Bottom image:** Depicts John W. Mackay's original cabin from an 1849 mining camp, showing a rustic wooden structure with period-appropriate furnishings and a person standing outside. These appear to be documentary photographs showcasing historical artifacts and locations, likely part of a feature about California's Gold Rush era heritage or early settlement history. Without accompanying satirical text or captions visible, the images function as historical documentation rather than political commentary or social satire typical of *The Wasp*.