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Tenth page of advertisements in Woman's World, December 1887 issue

Eleventh page of advertisements in Woman's World, December 1887 issue

Twelfth page of advertisements in Woman's World, December 1887 issue

Thirteenth page of advertisements in Woman's World, December 1887 issue

Title page of Romeo and Juliet (Garrick's revision) from a 25-volume 1808 collection: Inchbald's Theatre

Pamphlet produced for "Exposition de Photographies de Gisèle Freund" held at Institut Francais du Royaume-Uni, London from March 13 to 25, 1964

Illustrated first page of the final article in Woman's World, December 1887 issue, "December Fashions". The article is attributed to "Mrs. Johnstone" and the illustration of a fan and sachet is unattributed.

Two illustrations:
1. Engine
2. Design
and a poem, Visions of Mud, by Jessica Dismorr

Second illustrated page of the article "A Treatise on Hoops" in Woman's World, December 1887 issue. The article is attributed to "S. William Beck", the illustrations, captioned with the years 1735, 1710, and 1735 from top to bottom, are unattributed.

Second page of advertisements in Woman's World, December 1887 issue

Third page of advertisements in Woman's World, December 1887 issue

Inscription verso: "James Joyce with son Georgio and grandson Stephen under the portrait of Joyce's father painted by the Irish painter ?"

Fourth page of advertisements in Woman's World, December 1887 issue

Google Maps image showing 58 Dame Street in Dublin (formerly the location of Caleb Jenkin's bookshop and state lottery office). An Apache Pizza restaurant and hostel now operate at that address.

Fifth page of advertisements in Woman's World, December 1887 issue

Sixth page of advertisements in Woman's World, December 1887 issue

Seventh page of advertisements in Woman's World, December 1887 issue

Seventh illustrated page of the article "December Fashions" in Woman's World, December 1887 issue. The article is attributed to "Mrs. Johnstone" and the illustration, captioned "Evening Dresses" is unattributed.