The Bystander. December 6th, 1905. (Christmas and Anniversary Number.)

For Sale is the Christmas and Anniversary Numer of "The Bystander," for December 6th, 1905. This issue contains 38 Pages, 76 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume, Therefore, the Binding Holes are showing.

                                                        Contents.
1- Front Page shows a Portrait Photograph of "The Marchioness of Townshend."
2- Colour Print of a Picture Painted by Chas. Crombie, called "The Simple life."
3- The Weekly Article "Random Jottings." 
4- Colour Print of a Picture Painted by Chas. Crombie called "The Sumptuous Life."
5- Full Page called "The Topictator," showing Cartoon Drawings.
6- Full Page Comic Drawing called "An Ode to the L.C.C."
7- Full Page Article called "How to Pack Your Christmas Hamper.'
8- The Weekly Article called "The Playhouses : "Major Barbara" at the Court Theatre."  
9- 5 Page Article called "The Greatest Romantic Mystery of Modern Times." (Druce Claim to the Portland Dukedom and Estates.)
10- Photograph of Mr. Thomas Druce whom the claimant alleges to have been the same person as the fifth Duke of Portland.
11- Double Page showing the Following Portrait Photographs of "Pretty Pantomime "Stars".
        a- Miss Katie Vesey.
        b- Miss Lil Hawthorne.
        c- Miss Millie Lindon.
        d- Miss Queenie Leighton.
        e- Miss Hilda Jacobsen.
        f- Miss Phyllis Dare.
        g- Miss Ada Reeve.
        h- Miss Carrie Moore.
12- Article with Photographs called "The Sultan Again! : A Glimpse of Constantinople where Turkish "Misrule" is Made." Written by Vivian Carter.
13- The Weekly Hunting Article called "By Field, Stream, and Covert." Written by A.W.C.
14- Full Page Drawing by Harry Rowntree called, "A Miscarriage of Justice : "'T Wasn't Me"."
15- Full Page Photograph called "More Like a Winter's Tale," showing "Miss Lily Brayton, the Helena of "A Midsummer Night's Dream"- in anything but the costume of the part."
16- Short Story written by Leonard Merrick called "The Dress Clothes of Monsieur Pomponnet."
17- Full Page Drawing by Harry Rowntree, called "The Unrehearsed Carol."
18- Article called "A Helpless Situation." Written by Mark Twain.
19- Full Page Drawing by Lawson Wood, called "Choosing Their Xmas Goose."
20- Full Page showing Drawings by Rene Bull, called "The Trials of Mr. Rene Bull."
21- Full Page of Drawings called "The Bystander" Girl's Xmas Day."
22- Full Page Drawing by W. Heath Robinson called "Cupid Makes a Slight Mistake."
23- Article called "The Great Army Medical Manoeuvres." Written by Max and Alec Fischer, pictures by Rene Bull.
24- Full Page Photo called "A Vision of Christmas." showing a Painting by Elizabeth Forbes (Mrs. Stanhope Forbes) called "The Woodcutter's Little Daughter."
25- Short Story written by Harold Macfarlane, called "Santa Claus in Ermine."
26- Full Page Advert for "The Orchestrelle Company."
27- The Weekly Article called "The Connoisseur." Written by E.M.
28- Short Play called "While You Wait" Written by Ernest Bramah.
29- Full Page Advert for "Huntley and Palmers."
30- Article called "Automobile Topics." Written by Alfred C. Hunter.
31- Full Page Advert for "Rolledge" Auto-Polish.
32- Full Page Advert for "James Buchanan "Black & White" & "Special," Whisky."
33- Article called "Amateur Sport." Written by H. S. Scrivener.
34- The Weekly Article called "Frocks, Frills, and Fumbelows." Written by Mrs. Jack May.
35- Article called "Shopping for Christmas."

Condition is Very Good, the Spine being Strengthened with Filmoplast Tape. Also a small tear to one of the Pages, not affecting the Print at all.