The Sphere. April 6th 1901.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Sphere," April 6th 1901, Volume V. No. 63. containing 17 pages, 34 sides, this issue has been taken from a Bound Volume, therefore the Binding holes are showing.

                                                           Contents.
1- Front Page shows a drawing by A. Birkenruth, called "How the Empress Frederick Saw Esatertide : An old Custom at Cronberg in the Taunus Mountains."

2- The Weekly Article  "The Newsletter." showing London Week by Week.

3- Full Page Illustration drawn by F.H. Townsend, showing "The Final Round - Mr. Montgomerie (Oxford Fencing Club) and Mr. Evan James (The Winner). Descriptive Text at bottom of page.

4- Full Page called "The Rock of Gibraltar's welcome to the Heir-Apparent." showing the following 3 Pictures from photographs by Campbell Sinclair.
a- The Camerons' Arch of Welcome.
b- One of the Duchess's Gibraltar Presents.
c- Mr. A. Mosley, C.M.G., Reading an Address of welcome in front of the Chamber of Commerce.

5- Full Page showing Illustrations with Photograph for "The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall - laying a Stone of Gibraltar's New Harbour." Illustration drawn by P.F. Spence.

6- Full Page Illustration drawn by Charles Wyllie showing "The Most Exciting University Boat Race on Record."

7- Full page Illustration drawn by Ernest Prater called "How the Boer Prisoners Kill Time, - Making Toys on Board Ship."
Descriptive Text beneath.

8- Article on "The Continued Fighting in South Africa."

9- Full Page Illustration drawn by J. Finnemore showing "The Last of a Historic Festival : The Bluecoat Boys' Lenten Supper."
Descriptive Text beneath.

10- Article with Photographs for "The Petroleum Oil Well Fires at Baku - The biggest blaze ever seen."

11- Full Page Picture showing "The Great Fire At Baku : A Petroleum Oil Well in Flames."

12- Article with Photographs called "The Emperor of the United States : The Crowning of William (McKinley) I."  Written by George Lynch.

13- Full Page Picture of "Princess Victoria, the Youngest : The Granddaughter of King Edward."
Descriptive Text Beneath.

14- Full Page showing "The Latest Portrait of Miss Ellen Terry.

15- Article called "The Progress of the Great Naval and Commercial Harbour Works at Dover." With Illustrations.

16- Double Page Print drawn by Charles Wyllie showing "The Harbour at Dover, on which many millions of money are being spent."
Descriptive Text beneath.

17- Full Page picture showing "A Recent Gift to the National Gallery : "The Wood Sawyers," by J.E. Millet, in the Collection of M. Ionides."

18- Article on "Amusements." showing the following 3  Photographs.
a- Mr. Martin Harvey as Count Skariatine, at the Court theatre.
b- Miss Violet Vanbrugh in "Peril" at the Garrick Theatre.
c- Miss Eva Kelly in "The Belle of Bohemia," at the Apollo Theatre.

19- Article called "A Literary Letter." By C.K.S. 

20- Story called "Clementina." written by A.E.W. Mason, and Illustrated by Bernard Partridge. Chapter 1. -  A Chance Meeting.

21- Full Page Illustration drawn by Ernest Prater, showing "How the Post Office at Mount Pleasant Deals with Letters for the Provinces."

22- Article called "Queen Victoria as a Lithographer."

23- Full Page Article on "The Excommunication of Count Tolstoy."

24- Full Page Illustration by Hugh Thomson, R.I. showing "Two Centuries, 1801 - 1901 : A Contrast."

25- Article called "Lord Armstrong's Stronghold - The Castle of Bamburgh, and the story of Grace Darling."

26- Article with Photographs for "The Royal Tour to Australia : The Duke of Cornwall at Malta."

27- Article called "Men and Women." Showing the following small Portraits.
a- Mr. F.Y. St. Leger : Editor of the "Cape Times"
b- Mr. James Stephens : The Famous ex-Fenian.
c- The Late Rev. J. Stonehouse : Murder of Missionary in China.
d- The Late Rev. G.D. Boyle : Dean of Salisbury.
e- The Late Sir John Stainer : Organist of St. Paul's Cathedral.
f- Mr. Reginald Macleod : The Registrar-General of the Census.
g- Rev. Cosmo Gordon Lang : New Canon of St. Paul's.
h- Mr. R. Gemmell Hutchinson : New Associate of the Royal Scottish Academy.
i- Mr. William Walls : New Associate of the Royal Scottish Academy.
j- Mr. E. A. Hornel : New Associate of the Royal Scottish Academy.

28- Quarter page Advert for "Hancocks & Co."

29- Quarter Page Advert for "The Orchestrelle Company."

30- Half Page Advert for "Pioneer Tobacco."

31- Article called "Woman's Sphere," By Angela.

32- Half Page Advert for "Pears' Soap."

33- Qyarter Page Advert for "Peter Robinson."

Condition is Very Good, No Foxing.