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Explanatory Insert to Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray, 1908, published by Charles Carrington

Title Page to The Picture of Dorian Gray 1891

Preface to The Picture of Dorian Gray 1891

Title Page from The Picture of Dorian Gray An Annotated, Uncensored Edition, Ed. by Nicholas Frankel

Title Page Illustration to The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde, Illustrated by Henry Keen

Title page for the Penguin Modern Classics edition of Camus' The Plague. There is a quotation by Daniel Dufoe.

The Plague: inside book description and signature of Paul S. McLean. There are also some other scribbles on the page, and '200' written in pencil in the upper right hand corner.

Frontispiece depicting a woman consoling a man. Six women are praying in the background. The text below the image reads "You should have wept her yesterday."

Page 144; organic decoration framing left of the page with a drop cap 'S' and 'A.' The text and decoration are printed in black except for the first two lines of text printed in red.

Projected Development of The Riverside Press, 1911

The introduction and first page of the ballad - The Rose of England

This ad centers around an add for Camus' Exile and the Kingdom. There is a brief description of the book and some reviews. At the bottom of the page is a blurb that states these other books are "not for sale in the U.S.A."

A drawing by Paul Klee originally from 1921 and reproduced in this book.

1824 painting of Strand Street that shows a similar view to the one depicted on the cover of The Strand Magazine.

This page describes another of Camus' works, and identifies it as "one of the vital works of our time." This page also identifies that this particular iteration of The Rebel is "not for sale in the USA or Canada."

The third page of the table of contents in A Little Book of Songs and Ballads

The title page for Percy's Reliques of Ancient English Poetry

An illustrated title page.

William Creech's pen name, as it appears in Edinburgh Fugitive Pieces.