Eustace Tilley
mascot of The New Yorker
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Eustace Tilley
Summary
Eustace Tilley is a mascot character[1]. He draws 565 Wikipedia views per month (mascot_character category, ranking #57 of 150).[2]
Key Facts
- Eustace Tilley is the creator of Corey Ford[3].
- Eustace Tilley is the creator of Rea Irvin[4].
- Eustace Tilley is recorded as male[5].
- Eustace Tilley's instance of is recorded as mascot character[6].
- Eustace Tilley's Commons category is recorded as Eustace Tilley[7].
- February 21, 1925 marks the founding of Eustace Tilley[8].
- Eustace Tilley's family name is recorded as Tilley[9].
- Eustace Tilley's given name is recorded as Eustace[10].
- Alfred d'Orsay inspired Eustace Tilley[11].
- Eustace Tilley's wears is recorded as monocle[12].
- Eustace Tilley's wears is recorded as top hat[13].
- Eustace Tilley's advertises is recorded as The New Yorker[14].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Corey Ford[3], a screenwriter[15], 1902–1969[16], of United States[17] and Rea Irvin[4], an artist[18], 1881–1972[19], of United States[20], awarded the Will Eisner Hall of Fame[21].
Why It Matters
Eustace Tilley draws 565 Wikipedia views per month (mascot_character category, ranking #57 of 150).[2]