The Nodding Donkey Dated His Birth from the Day He Received the Beautiful Coat of Varnish in the Workshop of Santa Claus at the North Pole (1921)

Laura Lee Hope, The Story of a Nodding Donkey, Illustrated by Harold L. Smith (New York: Grossett and Dunlap, 1921), frontispiece.

No, I Don’t Believe in You Any More, but You May Leave the Things (1909)

William S. Walsh, “St. Nicholas in Europe,” Drawing by J.R. Shaver, The Story of Santa Klaus: Told for Children of All Ages from Six to Sixty (New York: Moffat, Yard, and Company, 1909), 204.

Say ‘Now I Lay Me,’ and the Angels Will Hear You, and Who Knows but That a Santa Claus May Come (1892)

Table Talk 7 (December 1892): frontispiece.

A Merry Christmas to You, Mr. Grouch (1915)

Edith Houghton Hooker. "The Spirit of Chistmas." St. Nicholas 43 (December 1915).

Faithful Old Santa Read Every One (1911)

Ernest Cobb & Bertha Browning Cobb. A Second Reader: Design to Teach Animated, Expressive, Oral Reading. (Boston: E.P. Dutton and Company, 1911.

Santa Claus Is a Jolly Subject for the Christmas Problems in the Grades (1919)

The School Arts Magazine. 19 (December 1919).

Santa Is a Man of Taste (1899)

Charles Autin  Bates. "The Dry Goods Store." (New York: The Charles Austin Bates Co. Inc., 1899.)

Santa & the Snow Queen (1915)

J.D. Whitney. "Mrs. S. Claus's Predictament." St. Nicholas. 43 (December 1913).

Santa Claus Puzzled at Last. "These Apartments Are Too Much for Me." (1895)

St. Nicholas. 22 (January 1895).

Season's Greetings (1936)

Popular Mechanics 65. (January 1936).

The Evergreen Tree (1917)

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

Old Christmas (1905)

"The Life Story of Father Christmas." The English Illustrated Magazine. 34  (December 1905).

It's Old Father Christmas (1888)

Juliana Horatia Ewing. Snap-dragons: A Tale of Christmas Eve, and Old Father Christmas, an Old Fashioned Tale of the Young Days of a Grumpy Old Godfather. Illustrated by Gordon Brown. (London: E. & J.B. Son & Company, 1888).

Old Father Christmas (1888)

Lizzie Mack and Robert Ellis Mac. Old Father Christmas  (London: Ernest Nister, 1888).

Santa Blackboard Drawing (1914)

Popular Educator. 32  (December 1914).

General Lee and Santa (1867)

Louise Clack. General Lee and Santa. ( New York: Blelock & Company, 1867).

What a Present for Anybody (1922)

The Christmas Number of The Bookman. 63 (December 1922).

Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen (1909)

Bulletin of Pharmacy. 23 (December 1909).

A Defective Santa Claus (1904)

James Witcomb Riley. A Defective Santa Claus. Illustrated by C,M. Relyea and Will Vawter. (Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1904).

The Christmas Number (1865)

The Bookseller: The Organ of the Book Trade. (December 12, 1865.)