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Household Words Adverts 5
Advert from the American edition of Household Words, volume 15
Household Words Adverts 6
Advert from American edition of Household Words, volume 15
Household Words Adverts 7
Advert from American edition of Household Words, volume 15
Household Words Adverts 8
Advert from American edition of Household Words, volume 15
Household Words Adverts 9
Advert from American edition of Household Words, volume 15
Household Words Cover
Cover of Household Words, vol. XVAmerican edition
Household Words Table of Contents
Table of contents for Household Words, volume 15
Illustrated jousting scene from Pericles, Prince of Tyre
Woodcut imprint of jousting scene from Pericles spanning two tall quarto sized pages of Zerkal paper, surrounding text in Poliphilus and Blado type-face.
Illustration and Decorations Made by Willy Pogany for Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat Published by Spottswoode, Ballantyne & Co. (1932)
Illustration and Decorations made by Willy Pogany for Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat published by Spottswoode, Ballantyne & Co. in 1932
Illustration by Blanche MacManus for Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat Published by De la More Press(1925)
Illustration by Blanche MacManus for Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat Published by De la More Press in 1925
Illustration by Edmund Dulac for Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat, Hodder &Stoughton (1909)
Illustration by Edmund Dulac for Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat published by Hodder &Stoughton in 1909
Illustration by Edmund Dulac for Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat published by Hodder & Stoughton (1909)
Illustration by Edmund Dulac for Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat published by Hodder & Stoughton in 1909
Illustration from "Ellen, or the Naughty Girl Reclaimed."
Illustration from "Ellen, or the Naughty Girl Reclaimed," reprinted in "Pages and Pictures from Forgotten Children's Books."
Illustration from "Paths of Learning Strewed with Flowers"
An illustration from "Paths of Learning Strewed with Flowers," reprinted in "Pages and Pictures from Forgotten Children's Books."
Illustration from The Cannibal Islands
Steel engraving illustration of Captain Cook's ship arriving in Polynesia, from The Cannibal Islands
Illustration from J. Sheridan Le Fanu's "Carmilla"
Laura wakes in the middle of the night to find Carmilla standing at the foot of her bed.
Illustration from J. Sheridan Le Fanu's "Carmilla"
Laura and Carmilla encounter the funeral procession of a young village girl.
Illustration from J. Sheridan Le Fanu's "Carmilla"
An embedded narrative, General Spielsdorf recounts finding Carmilla, then known as Millarca, attacking his niece.