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The Strand Magazine, volume four, "The Art Gallery" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "The Art Gallery" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" in the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine, page 597.
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "The Inner Room" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "The Inner Room" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" in the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine, page 599. Shows Harrow How, writer of the reoccuring article "Interviews with Celebrated People" sitting at a desk in…
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "Art Editor's Office of 'The Strand Magazine'" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "Art Editor's Office of 'The Strand Magazine'" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" in the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine, page 598. Shows the art editor W. H. J. Boot sitting at his desk in his office.
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "Editorial Office of 'The Strand Magazine'" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "Editorial Office of 'The Strand Magazine'" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" in the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine, page 598. Shows editor H. Greenhough Smith sitting at a desk in the editorial office.
Rites Publishing statement of intent
At the top of Rites' Contributors and Acknowledgements section is their collective's statement.
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "The Private Secretary's Room" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "The Private Secretary's Room" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" from the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine, page 596. Shows the private secretary's, William Plank's, office.
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "Mr. Newnes's Office (General View)" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "Mr. Newnes's Office (General View)" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" from the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine, 596. Shows George Newnes's office.
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "The Counting-House" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "The Counting-House" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" in the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine, page 595. Shows the counting-house.
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "Mr. Newnes's Office" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "Mr. Newnes's Office" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" in the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine, page 595. Shows George Newnes sitting at his desk.
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "The Offices of 'The Strand Magazine'" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "The Offices of 'The Strand Magazine'" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" in the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine. Shows the offices of Tit-Bits, The Strand Magazine, and The Million from street-view.
Rites is part of the CMPA
Statement at the bottom of the Contributors and Acknowledgements section of Rites.
Rites Magazine fully opened
The size of Rites fully opened was quite large, especially compared to it's compact shaped when fully folded.
Rites opening page and table of contents
The opening page and table of contents of Rites, which must be flipped vertically to be viewed.
Opening Rites Magazine
The first step to opening Rites. You must unfold it once hortizontally.
Side angle of Rites Magazine
A side view of Rites Magazine. Pay attention to number of pages and the thinness of the paper.
Generic image of a Rites cover page
Generic image of a Rites cover page featured in Rites.
Title page of Account of the Institution and Progress of the Society of the Antiquaries of Scotland.
The title page of William Creech's 1782 printing of Account of the Institution and Progress of the Society of the Antiquaries of Scotland.
Advertisement in Edinburgh Fugitive Pieces.
The advertisement page of the 1815 edition of Edinburgh Fugitive Pieces, published after William Creech's death.
Publication Information of Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
The publication information page of William Creech's 1788 Edinburgh edition of Robert Burns' Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect.
Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect Title Page
The title page of the 1788 Edinburgh edition of Robert Burns' Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect.