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The Edwardian Patriarch illustration
a photo taken by iPhone of an illustration from Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens
Dancing female fairies illustration by Arthur Rackham
An illustration by Arthur Rackham. Edwardian Children's Literature, illustrations
Gatherings and spine of The Girl's Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]
Visible gatherings of The Girl's Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915] with a detached section of the spine overlaid.
"Milliners. From the Painting by Louise Lavrut in the Salon"
A black and white image on glossy paper from The Girl's Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]
Editor's Page in the Fourth Issue of The Girl’s Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]
This is the last of four "editor's page"s in The Girl's Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]. It originally appeared in the special Christmas issue for 1915.
"Coats for School Wear"
An editorial with pictures and sewing patterns for suitable girls' coats, [1915].
Editor's Page in the Third Issue of The Girl’s Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]
This is the third of four "editor's page"s in The Girl's Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]. It originally appeared in the special Christmas issue for 1915.
"Zinnia: and the Hope that she Adopted"
The first page of the short story "Zinnia" by Hazel Phillips Hanshew
Editor's Page in the First Issue of The Girl’s Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]
This is the first of four "editor's page"s in The Girl's Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]. It originally appeared in the special Christmas issue for 1911.
"An Old Scotch Garden," from the painting in the Royal Academy by J. H. Lorimer in The Girl's Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]
This image precedes the verbal content in the first issue of The Girl's Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]. It originally appeared in the special Christmas edition for 1911.
Front Cover of The Girl’s Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]
The front cover of The Girl’s Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1911 – 1915] is composed of red cloth on cardboard with gold-stamped lettering and a pasted image of a girl's face. Part of the image has been torn off.
Front Free-Endpaper of The Girl’s Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]
The front free-end paper of The Girl’s Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1911] includes inscriptions by two distinct and unknown hands. These inscriptions elucidate the book’s history of ownership.