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From More Pious Friends and Drunken Companions, Frank Shay, 1928. Woodcuts by John Held Jr.

From The New Gymnastics for Men Women and Children, Dio Lewis, 1873

“Night Ballon” from The American Boys Handy Book, 1961, D.C. Beard.

“CAPRESSE TYPE, FORT-DE-FRANCE, MARTINIQUE” from “A Midsummer Trip to the West Indies” in Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, July/August, 1888

“DRIVING PIGS” from “The Great South: The New Route To The Gulf” in Scribner’s Monthly, Vol. VI, No. 3, July, 1875 

“CENTRAL AMERICAN GOATSUCKER,” from THE AMERICAN NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM, The Century Magazine, Vol. XXIV, No. 2, April 1882

The Land of Nursery Rhyme As Seen By Alice Dagish and Ernest Rhys With A Map and Pictures Drawn By Charles Folkard. 1932. Pg. 167

“NO. II.—GRASS OF PARNASSUS, DISPLAYING AND ADVERTISING ITS IMITATION HONEY” from In Nature’s Workshop by Grant Allen. Illustrations by Frederick Enock. 1901.

“NO. 10.—BRANCH OF GORSE, WITH SPINES DEFENDING THE BUDS AND FLOWERS” from In Nature’s Workshop by Grant Allen. Illustrations by Frederick Enock. 1901.

From The Purple Land by W.H. Hudson. Illustrated by Keith Henderson. Second Edition, 1904.

T. Greiner, How to Make the Garden Pay, Wm. Henry Maule: Philadelphia, 1894.

Frontispiece from The New Natural History, Volume II. Edited by Richard Lydekker. c1901.

Fairy Tales By Hans Christian Andersen. Illustrated By Harry Clarke. 1916.

BROOD-POUCH OF A SEA-URCHIN in The New Natural History, Volume VII. Edited by Richard Lydekker. c1901.

“Martin Schongauer, Versuchung des heiligen Antonius. Kupferstich” in Wilhelm Michel’s Das Teuflische und Groteske in der Kunst [The Diabolical and Grotesque in Art], 1919.

“NO. 6.—SHOWING THE ROWS OF FIXED BAYONETS” from In Nature’s Workshop by Grant Allen. Illustrations by Frederick Enock. 1901.

“Periplaylia” in The New Natural History, Volume VII. Edited by Richard Lydekker. c1901.