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Men and women on a haymaking holiday sit on piles of harvested hay holding rakes and pitchforks, while others load up the haycart. Colour wood engraving after R. Caldecott, 1881.
Randolph CaldecottDate: 1881Reference: 33247i
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After a haymaking holiday, three couples are dancing to a man playing the flute and a woman playing the accordion. Colour wood engraving after R. Caldecott, 1881.
Randolph CaldecottDate: 1881Reference: 33248i
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A young woman sits on the floor at the feet of her grandmother who has been reading from the Bible on the table nearby. Colour woodcut by Edmund Evans after J.E. Millais.
John Everett MillaisReference: 27674i
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Tongues and other microscopic parts of snails. Colour wood engraving by E. Evans after T. West, after W. F. Maples.
Maples, W. F.Reference: 42254i
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A street during the plague in London with a death cart and mourners. Colour wood engraving by E. Evans.
Reference: 6918i
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Three women tedding or spreading out cut grass to dry as hay, while the men hold parasols over them. Colour wood engraving after R. Caldecott, 1881.
Randolph CaldecottDate: 1881Reference: 33246i
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Holidaymakers relaxing in the garden of a rented country house on a haymaking holiday. Colour wood engraving after R. Caldecott, 1881.
Randolph CaldecottDate: 1881Reference: 33241i
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Three girls sit on a sofa with sewing and knitting needles in their hands. Colour wood engraving attributed to E. Evans after Kate Greenaway.
Kate GreenawayReference: 33218i
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Hippopotamuses with elephants in African jungle, representing the Behemoth of the Old Testament. Colour wood engraving attributed to Edmund Evans, 1867.
Date: 1 June 1867Reference: 577886i
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Twenty four anatomical segments of an insect. Colour wood engraving by E. Evans after T. West.
Tuffen WestReference: 42253i
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Three young women are sitting at table in a garden having afternoon tea, with a large fruit cake. Colour wood engraving by E. Evans after Kate Greenaway.
Kate GreenawayReference: 33220i
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The microscope: its history, construction, and application : being a familiar introduction to the use of the instrument and the study of microscopical sciences / by Jabez Hogg.
Jabez HoggDate: 1869
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A Scottish soldier sleeping after battle dreams of a reunion with his wife and family. Colour wood engraving by Edmund Evans after F. Goodall.
Frederick GoodallDate: 1800-1899Reference: 27146i
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Fourty three single cellular and multi cellular animals. Colour wood engraving by E. Evans after T. West.
Tuffen WestReference: 42252i
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Girls in long dresses dance around a maypole. Colour wood engraving attributed to E. Evans after Kate Greenaway.
Kate GreenawayReference: 33217i
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Charles S. Stratton, a dwarf known as General Tom Thumb, before Europe's monarchs. Wood engraving by E. Evans.
Reference: 2190i
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Grace Darling rowing out to sea in a furious storm. Colour wood engraving by E. Evans after C.J. Staniland.
Charles Joseph StanilandReference: 17944i
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Three men on a haymaking holiday are lined up by the fence, each of them is holding a scythe, Colour wood engraving after R. Caldecott, 1881.
Randolph CaldecottDate: 1881Reference: 33243i
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The wise virgins take their lamps to the newly married couple; the foolish virgins sleep. Colour wood engraving by E. Evans after D.H. Friston.
Friston, David Henry, active 1853-1869.Reference: 23957i
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Girls at play in a garden: the frontispiece to Routledge's Every girl's annual. Coloured wood engraving by E. Evans after Kate Greenaway.
Kate GreenawayDate: [1881]Reference: 27410i
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A mail-coach, struggling through snow-bound roads, contrasted with a mail-train, unhindered by the bad weather. Wood engraving by E. Evans, 1853.
Date: 1853Reference: 473338i
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Sir James Graham. Wood engraving by E. Evans, 1845.
Date: 1845Reference: 3743i
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Three women holding parasols watch two men cutting hay and one man sharpening his scythe. Colour wood engraving after R. Caldecott, 1881.
Randolph CaldecottDate: 1881Reference: 33244i