Cato, with a Loud Bark and a Growl, Seized the Throat of the Gipsy Who Was Stripping Harry (1858)

I Won’t and I Will (London: William Tegg and Company, 1858), 24.

Floating with Noiseless Wings into the Rooms, Kind Angels Took up the Abandoned Task (1868)

T.K. Hervey, “The Virgin: Or Angel Help,” Illustrations by Kronheim, New Stories and Old Legends (London: Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, 1868), 55.

The Prince of Wales, Thinking His Father Was Dead, Took up the Crown (1866)

William Marten, ed., Peter Parley’s Annual for 1866. A Christmas and New Year’s Present for Young People, Including Almanac and Diary for the Year (London: William Kent and Company, 1866), frontispiece.

The Queen City Printing Ink, Co. (1907)

Advertisement, “The Queen City Printing Ink Co.,” The Inland Printer 40 (October 1907): 9.

Great Covering Capacity (1911)

Advertisement, “The Queen City Printing Ink Co.,” The Inland Printer 48 (October 1911): 17.

Beyond the Lions Stood the House Beautiful, With Walls of Gold Bright as the Sun Itself and Gates of Gleaming Pearl (1915)

Maud Linzey,  “The Lions in the Way,” Illustrated by Florence Liley Young, The Story-Teller (Boston: Lothrop, Lee, and Shepard Company, 1915), 117.

The Balloons Floated and Filled the Sky (1922)

Carl Sandburg, Illustrations by Maud and Miska Petersham, Rootabaga Stories (New York: Harcourt, Brace, and Company, 1922), frontispiece.

Printed With Mander Brothers’ Poster Inks (1899)

The British Printer 12 (July–August 1899): 197.

Flesh: Yellowish, Fine, Buttery, Melting, and Juicy; Flavor: Rich, Brisk, Vinous, Perfumed, and Delicious (1852)

C.M. Hovey, The Fruits of America: Containing Richly Colored Figures, and Full Descriptions of All the Choicest Varieties Cultivated in the United States (Boston: Hovey and Company, 1852),  8.

Abundant in the Southern States Where It Is Highly Prized for Food (1897)

B.H. Warren, Enemies of Poultry, Part II (Pennsylvania, 1897), 370.

The Ault & Wiborg Company Printing Inks (1892)

“The Ault and Wiborg Printing Company Inks," The Inland Printer 9 (March 1892): 563.

Natural Color Harmonies (1912)

Edith Cary Hammond, Industrial Drawing for Girls: Design Principles Applied to Dress (New York: Redfield Brothers, Inc., 1912), 17.

If the Mind Is a Blank, and the Soul Is Sightless, How Can One Enjoy Color? (1910)

Fred H. Daniels, “Color Experiments,” The School Arts Book 10 (October 1910): 124.