EARLY TAVERN SIGNS AT BANBURY.

[Illustrations: 98_1 - 98_6

The Boar's Head.

The White Hart.

The Sportsman's Arms.

The Bull's Head.

Vignettes to 'Vicar of Wakefield,' by Craig and Sears.]

"Children's Games," and other Toy Books published by Darton and Harvey,

Gracechurch Street, and afterwards by Rusher, Banbury.

[Illustrations: 99_1 - 99_8]

Published by Darton and Harvey, afterwards by Rusher.

[Illustrations: 100_1 - 100_8]

[Illustrations: 101_1 - 101_8]

[Illustrations: 102_1 - 102_10]

[Illustrations: 103_1 - 103_4

Cyclops, from 'Thorton's Virgil,' circa 1810.

In the Preface it is stated, Wm. Blake designed, and Branstone

engraved the above.

Bewick Tailpieces.]

[Illustrations: 104_1 - 104_5

Banbury Horse "to travel" cuts, used by Rusher.

Children's Book Cuts, used by Rusher.]

Cuts used on Mrs. Trimmer's Educational Works; engraved by Thomson

and Branston.

[Illustrations: 105_1 - 105_7]

Choice Vignette wood-engravings to Goldsmith's 'Vicar,' 'Poems,' etc.,

published by Nicholson in his "Literary Miscellany," at Ludlow and

Ploughmill, circa 1798.

Engraved by Craig, Bewick's Pupil.

[Illustrations: 106_1 - 106_5]

[Illustrations: 107_1 - 107_3

The Newcastle Collier on his "homeway way."

Portrait of a Shrew.

Engraving by Thomson.]

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