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Fig. 1George Cruikshank, Scraps and Sketches (1832), title page, etching. Author's collection
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Fig. 2George Cruikshank, Scraps and Sketches (1832), etching. Author's collection
Plate 22 ‘Tell Tale', (1 September 1832).
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Fig. 3George Cruikshank, Scraps and Sketches (1832), etching. Author's collection.
Plate 2 ‘The Age of Intellect' (20 May 1828).
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Fig. 4George Cruikshank, Scraps and Sketches, (1832), etching. Author's collection.
Plate 10 ‘London Going Out of Town' (1 November 1829).
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Fig. 5George Cruikshank, Scraps and Sketches, (1832), etching. Author's collection.
Plate 5 ‘Ignorance is Bliss' (10 May 1828).
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Fig. 6Thomas Hood, The New Comic Annual, (Charles Tilt, 1834), wood engraving. Author's collection.
Frontispiece to volume 64.
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Fig. 7Thomas Hood, The Comic Annual, (Charles Tilt, 1834), wood engraving, 64. Author's collection.
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Fig. 8Anon, ‘The Physiology of the Boyocracy', (13 August 1854), wood engravings by William Newman. Author's collection.
Taken from volume 12 of The Squib, p. 50.
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Fig. 9Anon, Lloyd's Songbook for 1849, (Edward Lloyd, 1849), anonymous wood engraving. Author's collection.
Title page to issue part 2.
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Fig. 10G. S. Tregear, Tregear's Scraps, (G. S. Tregear, 1830), lithograph. Author's collection.
Title page.
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Fig. 11Henry Heath, The Caricaturist's Scrapbook, (Charles Tilt, 1840). Author's collection.
Title page.
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Fig. 12C. J. Grant, Everybody's Album, (J. Kendrick, 15 June 1834), lithograph. Author's collection.
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Fig. 13Various authors, Bell's Life in London – A Victoria Scrapbook for 1837, (William Clement, 1837), wood engravings by John Leech. Author's collection.
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Fig. 14Robert Seymour, New Readings of Old Authors – Pericles, (Charles Tilt, n.d.), lithograph. Author's collection.
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Fig. 15Unattributed, Scrapbook, (n.d.). Author's collection.
Scrapbook page comprising a central engraved image drawn from an unidentified series of Comic Scraps surrounded by wood engraved images from various sources including The New Comic Annual.
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Fig. 16Unattributed, Scrapbook, (n.d.). Author's collection.
Detail from scrapbook leaf compiled entirely from images drawn from C. J. Grant's magazine Everybody's Album.
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Fig. 17Unattributed, Scrapbook, (n.d.). Author's collection.
Scrapbook page made up of lithographs cut from Grant's magazines, wood engravings and text from Bell's Life in London, and engraved images from caricature plate.
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Fig. 18Unattributed, Scrapbook, (n.d.). Author's collection.
Scrapbook page centred around C. J. Grant's lithographed ‘Frontispiece to the Singer's Penny Magazine' (G. Drake, 24 February 1835). Other images are drawn from Everybody's Album, The New Comic Annual and other unidentified sources.
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Fig. 19Unattributed, Scrapbook, (n.d.). Author's collection.
Scrapbook page with an engraved political caricature surrounded by various wood-engraved vignettes and engraved scraps.
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Fig. 20Unattributed, Scrapbook, (n.d.). Author's collection.
Scrapbook page with an engraved sentimental image surrounded by various wood-engraved scraps.
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