The Sphere. March 2nd. 1901.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Sphere," March 2nd. 1901, Volume IV. No. 58. Containing 17 Pages, 34 sides, it has been taken from a Bound Volume, therefore the Binding holes are showing.

                                                       Contents.

1- Front Page shows a Picture of "The Empress Frederick. From the Painting by Baron Von Angeli." 

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

3- Full Page Illustration drawn by Sidney Paget called "The Kaiser and the Little English Boy : A Reminiscence of Cowes." (Descriptive Text Underneath).

4- The Weekly Article "Men and Women." Showing the following portraits.
   a- Lord Inverclyde : Great Shipowner.
   b- The Earl of Galloway : Lord Salisbury's Brother-in-Law.
   c- Sir Francis Cook : Manufacturer, and collector of old pictures.
   d- Sir George Willes : Distinguished Admiral.
   e- Furst Johann Hohenlohe.
   f- Archduchess Anna Maria Theresia of Austria.
   g- Earl Manvers : Seconder of Address in the House of Lords.
   h- The Marquis of Waterford : Mover of Address in the House of Lords.
    i- Mr. H. W. Forster : Mover of Address in the House of Commons.
    j- Sir Andrew Agnew, Bart. : Seconder of Address in the House of Commons.

5- Full Page Illustration drawn by Charles Wyllie showing "King Edward's Visit to his Sister, the Empress Frederick : The King's Yacht leaving Port Victoria."

6- Full Page showing 4 Sketches of "The Empress Frederick as Sketched by her Mother the Late Queen Victoria."

7- Full Page Illustration drawn by Wal Paget called "The Sunny "Winter" in Egypt." (Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

8- Article on "The Pursuit of De Wet and his Commandoes." Showing a Portrait of the Redoubtable De Wet. 

9- Article with Photographs on "The Royal Observatory in Celestial Pekin : Looted by the Allies."

10- Article on "The National Game of the Season : The Buying of Football Players." Showing the following Portraits.
   a- Football League Secretary : Mr. H. Lockett.
   b- Mr. J. Holt, Reading : Formerly of Everton.
   c- Player's Union Secretary : Mr. J. Cameron.
   d- One of the Founders of the League : Mr. W. Macgregor.
   e- Secretary of the Football Association : Mr. F. J. Wall.

11- Full Page showing "A Picture now on view at the Society of Oil Painters : Painted by S. Melton Fisher, the Vice-President."

12- Article called "From Bristol to the West Indies : The New Line of Mail Steamers from Avonmouth to Jamaica." 

13- Full page showing 3 Photographs of "Our Beloved Queen Alexandra and her Grandchildren."

14- Double Page showing the following 4 Photographs of "A Nation for a Continent, a Continent for a Nation" - The Birth of the Australian Commonwealth at Sydney.
   a- The Citizens' Commonwealth Arch in Park Street, Sydney.
   b- The indian Troops Passing under the Wool Arch.
   c- The Military Arch at the corner of Oxford Street, Sydney.
   d- A Panoramic View of the Swearing-in Ceremony in the Centennial Park, Sydney, on the Occasion of the Birth of the Australian Commonwealth, January 1st 1901." (Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

15- The Weekly Article "Amusements." Showwing the following 3 Photographs.
    a- Miss Marie George, in "The Belle of Bohemia."
    b- Cinderella at the Hippodrome.
    c- Miss Florence Collingbourn as San Toy, at Daly's Theatre.

16- Full Page Illustration drawn by Bernard Partridge, called "Twelfth Night" at Her Majesty's Theatre. (Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

17- The Weekly Article called "A Literary Letter." showing a Photograph of the Author Miss Lina Duff Gordon.

18- Short Story called "The Dead Lady." Written by Katherine Tynan, Illustrated by Arthur H. Buckland.

19- Full Page Photograph showing "The Historic Proclamation of King Edward VII. At Cape Town." (Descriptive Text written underneath).

20- Half Page Photograph showing "Collie Dogs as Bell Ringers."

21- Half Page Advert for "Mappin Brothers."

22- Quarter Page Advert for "Ivory Soap."

23- The Weekly Article "Outlook on Foreign Affairs." Written by A.R. Ropes.

24- Full Page Advert for "Ogdens Ltd." 

25- The Weekly Article "Woman's Sphere." Written by Angela.

26- Full page Advert for "The Library of Famous Literature," by "The Standard."

27- Double Page Illustration drawn by Ernest Prater, called "The National Game of the Season : A Scrummage in a Rugby Match." (Descriptive Text Underneath).

Condition is Good. with a Few Pages Lightly Tanned.