Happier the Walkers (1881)

"Winter and its Pleasures:" Arthur's Home Magazine 46. (January 1881).

The Wind is His Whip (1862)

"Our Survey of Literature and Science." The Cornhill Magazine 7. (December 1862).

The Christmas Tree (1872)

"Christmas Throughout Christendom." Harper's New Monthly Magazine 46. (December 1872).

Characters in Christmas Plays (1872)

"Christmas Throughout Christendom." Harper's New Monthly Magazine 46. (December 1872).

The Christ-Child & Hans Trapp (1872)

"Christmas Throughout Christendom." Harper's New Monthly Magazine 46. (December 1872).

Over a Jorum of Punch (1894)

L.F. Austin and A.R. Ropes. "The Whirligig of Time." Illustrated by Phil May. The English Illustrated Magazine 11 (1893-1894).

Season's Greetings (1936)

Popular Mechanics 65. (January 1936).

Christmas Eve (1849)

Leaves for a Christmas Bough: Love, Truth, and Hope. (Boston: Wm. Crosby and H.P. Nichols, 1849). 

Nornen Under the World-Ash (1898)

Carol Wenckebach. A Christmas Book: On the Origins of the Christmas Tree, the Mistletoe, the Yule Log, and St. Nicholas. (Massachusetts: Wellesly College, 1898).

The World-Ash Yggdrasil (1898)

Carol Wenckebach. A Christmas Book: On the Origins of the Christmas Tree, the Mistletoe, the Yule Log, and St. Nicholas. (Massachusetts: Wellesly College, 1898).

The India Scarf Once Hung On (1882)

Mary C. Webster. The Wonderful Christmas Tree. (Hartford: American Publishing Company, 1882).

Spruce, Pine, & Cedar (1874)

Christmas Greens. (Philadelphia: American Sunday School Union, 1874).

Shooting for Atmosphere (1937)

"Focusing Your Camera." Popular Mechanics 68. (December 1937).

Sinister Candy Novelties (1936)

The Rotarian 49. (December 1936).

Painted in Realistic Colors (1944)

"Artificial Christmas Trees." Popular Mechanics 82. (December 1944).

Again the Lonesome Streets (1879)

A.H. Mann. "Lottie: A Story of Christmas Eve." Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine 4. (January 1879).

Mass Produced Ornaments (1940)

"Christmas Ornaments." Life. (December 9, 1940).

Waxed & Salted Balloons (1936)

Popular Mechanics 65. (January 1936).

l'Arbre de Noël (1880)

Théatre de la Porte St Martin. Tous les soirs à 7h 3/4, l'Arbre de Noël - Dimanches et fêtes matinées à 1h 1/4.  Gallica.bnf.fr. Bibliothèque nationale de France.

Leaf from the Christmas Tree (1852)

F. Gilbert White. A Leaf from the Christmas Tree. (London: Thomas Bosworth, 1852).

Waiting in the Woods (1902)

Allie M. Felker. Toyon: A Book of Holiday Recitations for the Children of the Home, the School, and the Church.  (San Francisco: The Whitaker and Bay Company, 1902).

For the Hard-Hearted Rascals (1866)

The Christmas Tree: A Story for Young and Old. (London: John Morgan, 1866).

Beauty with Indirect Lighting (1929)

Dick Cole. "Dressing up the Christmas Tree." Popular Mechanics 52 (December 1929).

Lit with Tapers, Hung with Toys (1856)

The Christmas Tree: A Book of Instruction and Amusement for All Young People with Numerous Illustrations. (London: James Blackwood, 1856).

Like a Tree of Beautiful Fire (1863)

Mrs. Lovechild. The Christmas Tree and Other Stories for the Young. (Boston: William H. Hill, Jr., 1863).



The Evergreen Tree (1917)

Percy MacKaye. The Evergreen Tree. (New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1917).

A Revolving Christmas Tree (1909)

George A. Howell. "A Revolving Christmas Tree." Popular Mechanics. (December 1909).

Three Christmas Trees (1886)

Juliana Horatia Gatty Ewing. Lob Lie-by-the-fire: The Brownies and Other Tales. 

Magically Beautiful Effects (1927)

Lawrence B. Robbins. "New Ways to Light Your Tree: How to Create Brilliant Christmas Effects--An Illuminated Stand, Varicolored Spotlight, and Other Novelties." Popular Science. 111 (December 1927).

Our Christmas Tree (1884)

Mrs. Molesworth. Christmas-Tree Land. Illustrated by Walter Crane. (New York: MacMillan and Company, 1884).

They Took the Little Fir (1897)

Henry Van Dyke. The First Christmas Tree. (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1897).