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 Little Folks. July to December, 1905. “The Princess Banza.” By Myra Hamilton. A serial. One black and white illustration in each issue. These illustrations have not been reprinted.

Little Folks. December, 1905. “The Lost Crown.” (No author given.) One illustration in black and white.

The Studio, London. Special Spring Number, 1905. The “Old” Water-Colour Society, 1804–1904. Edited by Charles Holme. One full page plate in color by Arthur Rackham, and many other illustrations by various artists. This illustration has not been reprinted.

International Studio. May, 1905. “.” By A. L. Baldry. One full page plate in colour and twelve pictures in black and white. Many of these pictures are privately owned and have not been reproduced before. The plate is entitled “Playmates.”

. One full page drawing in black and white and five small drawings.

Punch, or The London Charivari. . One full page drawing in black and white.

Punch. . One drawing in black and white.

Punch. . One drawing in black and white.

Punch. . Two drawings in black and white.

Punch. . Two drawings in black and white.

Punch. . One drawing in black and white.

Punch. . One drawing in black and white.

Punch. . One drawing in black and white.

The Pall Mall Magazine. December, 1905. “.” By C. J. Wills. Four illustrations in black and white. These illustrations have not been reprinted, with the exception