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Uusi Suomi A Finnish newspaper publication. Bonzo was sindicated to this newspaper by King Features Syndicates, Inc. I don't know how many were in the series, this is the only example I've seen.
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 A weekly publication that ran from 1922 to 1940, when it was merged into the London Opinion. Studdy's work appeared in it several times.
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 A one-off publication of 100,000 copies created by the Committee of "The Tribute" on the anniversary of "His Majesty's Recovery", 1930 [King George V]. All proceeds from it's sale and advertising were donated to The 'V.C.' Fund [Victoria Cross]. Many artists, authors and advertisers of the Empire contributed, including Studdy.
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| The "School
Print" Published sometime in the 1930s as part of a set of prints aimed at primary school classrooms. The set was titled "Teaching In Practice For Infant Schools", and comprised of 75 different images including one by Mabel Lucy Attwell, a Mickey Mouse (courtesy of Disney), and this wonderful Bonzo by Studdy.
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| The Ancient Order Of
The Froth Blowers A one-off special image for the Froth Blowers, a beer drinking society, date unknown. Studdy did the occasional illustration for their Annual, but this is printed/mounted on stiff card and the froth is actual cotton wool!
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| Unknown Another print from an as yet untraced publication, though most likely an annual.
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| Valentine Christmas
Crackers A set of Christmas Crackers were produced by Valentine & Sons. of Dundee, famous for their numerous postcards. They each had a stuck-on image of Bonzo on the cracker. It is unknown how many were in the set, but here are three known examples.
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 A special article written by Studdy for the Spillers Dog Journal New Year Number 1932.
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