Yggdrasill, The Mundane Tree by Finnur Magnússon, 1859
Chemistry of Combustion and Illumination by Edward Livingston Youmans, 1856
Sun, Spots on the Sun, Transits of Mercury & Venus from Smith's Illustrated Astronomy by Asa Smith - 1849/1850
The Seasons from Smith's Illustrated Astronomy by Asa Smith - 1850
Centrifugal, Centripetal Force from Smith's Illustrated Astronomy by Asa Smith - 1850
Refraction, parallax, light, heat from Smith's Illustrated Astronomy by Asa Smith - 1850
Saturn from Smith's Illustrated Astronomy by Asa Smith - 1850
Signs of the Zodiac from Smith's Illustrated Astronomy by Asa Smith - 1850
Venus and Mars from Smith's Illustrated Astronomy by Asa Smith - 1850
Eclipses from Smith's Illustrated Astronomy by Asa Smith - 1850
Greatest Number of Eclipses in one Year from Smith's Illustrated Astronomy by Asa Smith - 1850
Opening Our Eyes from Smith's Illustrated Astronomy by Asa Smith - 1850
“Will The Comet Strike the Earth?” - The Great Comet, Now Rapidly Approaching. Will it Strike the Earth - 1857
Intermediate Stages of Bloom by William Sharp - 1854
The Child's Dream of Pantomime by Alfred Crowquill for the Illustrated Times, London - 1859
Pierrot Laughing by Felix Nadar and Adrien Tournachon - 1855
Richard Dadd, Sketch of an Idea for Crazy Jane - 1855
Young Woman Surrounded by Briars, Lightning and Roses by Aubrey Beardsley - 1893
New Year's Eve Foxfires at the Changing Tree, Ōji by Utagawa Hiroshige - ca. 1857
Bradshaw & Blacklock - Set of 18 Labels from 'Twining & Sons' Hairpins Boxes - c. 1850
Father Thames Introducing his Offspring to the Fair City of London - 3 July 1858
Miscellaneous Household Supplies by Utagawa Yoshikazu - 1853
Geology: Various Geological Phenomena by John Emslie - 1852
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Quanting the Marsh Hay by Peter Henry Emerson, 1886
Rowing Home the Schoof-Stuff by Thomas Frederick Goodall and Peter Henry Emerson, 1886
Snipe shooting by.Thomas Frederick Goodall and Peter Henry Emerson, 1886
Marshman Going to Cut Schoof-Stuff by Thomas Frederick Goodall and Peter Henry Emerson, 1886