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Parody on Princess Ida (Illustration 1); King Gama Arrives in St. Louis
Gilbert & Sullivan
$16
Parody on Princess Ida (Illustration 2)
Gilbert & Sullivan
$16
Ride a Cock-Horse to Banbury Cross
Randolph Caldecott
$16
Three Jovial Horsemen tooting their Hunting Horns
Randolph Caldecott
$16
365 Days & Leap Year were Invited
Walter Crane
$16
Books in Winter
Jessie Willcox Smith
$16
Into Battle
Ivan Bilibin
$16
Father Christmas served Ash Wednesday a great feast and plied him with cider
Walter Crane
$16
Come Lasses & Lads
Randolph Caldecott
$16
The Great Professor fell to his knees to play with the children at the wedding party
Randolph Caldecott
$16
Tossing a Garland of Flowers to the queen of the dance
Randolph Caldecott
$16
February's leap year ate to his surfeit.
Walter Crane
$16
August 12th a Whig & April 23rd, a society lady Tory drank a toast to the King,
Walter Crane
$16
Raven laughs as the Farmer and his daughter able away bandaged
Randolph Caldecott
$16
As to who had greatest number of followers; the seasons said they; but they were contested by Lent & the April Fool
Walter Crane
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Then fresh water was distributed in ewers so Candlemas could wash herself
Walter Crane
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August Played homage again
Walter Crane
$16
Parody on Princess Ida; Kingon Throne, Viva Chicago
Gilbert & Sullivan
$16
The Farmer's Boy waters his horses
Randolph Caldecott
$16
Wedding came in with a Gown adorned with hearts
Walter Crane
$16
The Huntsmen came across a grindstone
Randolph Caldecott
$16
A Raven spooked the Farmers horse and he tumbled to the ground with his daughter
Randolph Caldecott
$16
The Great Panjandrum Himself; A girl goes into the garden to cut a cabbage leaf to make an apple Pie
Randolph Caldecott
$16
The Pastor & The Vigils Stay awake all night.
Walter Crane
$16
A Lenten Christian Monk gorged on Mardi Gra pancakes
Walter Crane
$16
The Blackbirds baked in a pie began singing when the pie was opened.
Randolph Caldecott
$16
Book Cover Caldecott Picture Book No. 2
Randolph Caldecott
$16
Mrs. Doasyouwouldbedoneby
Jesse Willcox Smith
$16
Dogs come to eat by the farmer's table along with the Shepherd boy
Randolph Caldecott
$16
Petite Journal-German Troops as Prisoners of the French Army
Petit Journal
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The Huntsmen cam across a large pig
Randolph Caldecott
$16
The Queen was in the Parlor eating Bread & Honey
Randolph Caldecott
$16
The Twelfth Day was Richly adorned in a Tiffany Gown
Walter Crane
$16
Happily the King Danced with the Queen of Hearts
Randolph Caldecott
$16
Children feed the chickens
Randolph Caldecott
$16
April Fool gathered the guests according to an old Astrological Calendar jested
Walter Crane
$16
Dance at the My Pole
Randolph Caldecott
$16
Parody on Princess Ida (front cover)
Gilbert & Sullivan
$16
Petite Hournal Prince Alexander of Serbia
Petit Journal
$16
Beautiful May, sweetness in speech proposed health to their host
Walter Crane
$16
April Fool whistled a dance tune while the days of each season smiled.
Walter Crane
$16
Invitations were delivered by 12 messengers.
Walter Crane
$16
Then April Fool as all did fawned on May trying to get her attention on Sunday
Walter Crane
$16
The King was in his Counting house counting out his money
Randolph Caldecott
$16
Take it Away!
Walter Crane
$16
Suitor leads a young girl from a bench in a smiling a loving face
Randolph Caldecott
$16
September, an autumnal beauty returned the courtesy by providing Fat Tuesday a serving of Pheasant hen.
Walter Crane
$16
Overeating and overdrinking, Christmas turned away dried fish as unfit for a gentleman.
Walter Crane
$16
Along came a blackbird and Popped off her nose
Randolph Caldecott
$16
He did this until the Dog Days of summer barked to disturb him.
Walter Crane
$16
McCall's 1926 - Queen Esther
McCalls
$16
Young Girl Rides a White horse followed by a suitor
Randolph Caldecott
$16
Mrs. Blaize was always followed by suitors, even the King
Randolph Caldecott
$16
Mrs. Blaize always have gifts to the children in the neighborhood
Randolph Caldecott
$16
Sing a Song of Sixpence; Poem related to children by a elderly woman
Randolph Caldecott
$16
Pigs are fed in their trough
Randolph Caldecott
$16
Mrs. Blaize always lent to the Poor from her pawn shop
Randolph Caldecott
$16
Off she went with her new husband and her children
Randolph Caldecott
$16
A Horn call and hue and cry was issued by the Cards of Court
Randolph Caldecott
$16
All were drunk or sober. Valentine & May left as lovers. The longest day enjoyed crimson & gold of a setting sun.
Walter Crane
$16
Romance at the Gate
Randolph Caldecott
$16
The previous year was ejected for not having a hospitable experience for the guests
Walter Crane
$16
Dancing to the Strings of a Violinist
Randolph Caldecott
$16
Parody on Princess Ida (title page)
Gilbert & Sullivan
$16
Parody on Princess Ida; Return to Chicago
Gilbert & Sullivan
$16
April Fool pranked by putting young girls with old geezers.
Walter Crane
$16
She recovered only when the 29th of May gave her a mouthful of oak apple cider.
Walter Crane
$16
Solemn processions put an end to the tedium
Walter Crane
$16
Each Day was easily Found except those that do not fall on the same date each year.
Walter Crane
$16
Mardi Gras, Lord Mayor's Day & April Fool intoxicated sang & joked.
Walter Crane
$16
Parody on Princess Ida; We are warriors three
Gilbert & Sullivan
$16
The Queen of Hearts she made some Tarts
Randolph Caldecott
$16
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