More of the worst

No. How to use Florence knitting silk. 1886. "Bead initials for crocheted silk purses." 1886.

What I have done with birds. 1907.

“Plain and fancy goldfish for pools and aquariums.” Beldt’s Aquarium. 1934.

Astronomia Playing Cards (1829)

1829, London

Published by F. G. Moon Borders: Square, striped pattern Composition of Deck: 52 [4 seasons, each with a zodiacal sign, a luminary, and the planets], instruction booklet, 1831 edition. Notes and References: The zodiacal sign cards are of greater value than the other cards. The composition of the suits is as follows: Spring (blue): Aries, Luna, Jupiter, Saturn, Herschel, Tellus, Venus, Mars, Mercury, Pallas, Juno, Ceres, Vesta. The remaining suits are composed in the same way, except for the first two cards: Summer (red): Cancer, The Sun; Autumn (yellow): Libra, The Comet; Winter (white); Capicorn, The Orbits. Packaging: Slip case: ASTRONOMIA / [woman with scientific instruments looks at the moon] / LONDON / PUBLISHED BY F.G. MOON, 20, THREADNEEDLE STREET / 1829 / [zodiacal signs]; outer slip case, black. Process: Engraving, hand coloration. Suit System: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter

Unknown, more illustrations from the late 1800s of Japanese fireworks bursting into life. Taken from catalogues published by the British company CR Brock and Co

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