The Bystander. December 20th, 1905.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Bystander," December 20th, 1905. This issue contains 26 Pages, 52 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

Condition is Very Good, the Spine being strengthened with Filmoplast Tape.

1- The Front Page shows a Photograph of "Miss W. Hart-Dyke."
2- Article called "Random Jottings."
3- Full Page Cartoon Drawing called "The Topictator."
4- Article called "Sport of the Week." Written by H. S. Scrivener.
5- Article called "The Playhouses."
      a- "Parisiana" at the Alhambra.
      b- The Waldorf Theatre.
      c- The Palace Theatre.
6- "The Bystander" Theatre Guide.
7- Article called "The World's Pageant."
8- Article called "The Princesses as Postmen."
9- Small Portrait Photograph of "Mlle. Postkooska."
10- Small Portrait Photograph of "Countess Mordvonoff."
11- Small Portrait Photograph of "Princess Ourosoff."
12- Small Photograph of "Master William Ralph Bankes."
13- Article called "The Music-Hall's First Knight."
       a- The Tube King. (Mr. Yerkes).
       b- The New Lord Chamberlain. (Rt Hon. C.R. Spencer, M.P.)
       c- Sir Edward Moss.
14- Article called "An African Lioness Rampant." (With Photograph)
15- Photograph showing "Sir Edward Moss and Lady Moss on their 40h.-p. Daimler.
16- Article with Photograph showing "A Threatened Bristol Landmark." (The Old Dutch House in the centre of Bristol.)
17- Article called "The Connoisseur."- Featuring Some Winter Pictures and Art Shows.
        a- The Venus of Velasquez.
        b- The Dire Decadent.
        c- Mr. Lawson Wood.
        d- Simeon Solomon.
        e- The 'Varsity in Art.
18- Full Page showing 2 Half Page Photographs for "The Prince of Wales in Agra."
        a- Akbar's Fort, the Delhi Gate.
        b- Akbar's Palace, Agra.
19- Full Page showing 2 Half Page Photographs for "The Prince of Wales in Central India."
         a- Stone Figures in the Happy Valley, Gwalior.
         b- View of the City and Fort of Gwalior.
20- Full Page Photograph showing "A Meet of Viscount Galway's Hounds at the well-known old Coaching House, Ye Old Bell Inn, Barnby Moor, near Retford."
21- Article called "By Field, Stream, and Covert."
         a- Hunting at the Festive Season.
         b- Viscount Galway and His Fine Pack.
22- Full Page showing 5 Photographs for "Irish Hunts No. 2- A Day with the Duhallow."
23- Small Photograph of "Sam Morgan" (First Whipper-in and Kennel Huntsman to Viscount Galway's Hounds.)
24- Article called "Matters Musical."
25- Small Photograph of "Miss Ruth Clarkson." (A Charming Young Violinist.)
26- Four Full Page Photographs called "Studies in Foilage," showing the Following (Contrasts in Scenery in Various Parts of the World.)
      a- At Funchal, Madeira.
      b- Seville : In the Garden at the Alcazar.
      c- A Forest Path in the Hartz Mountains.
      d- In a Ceylon Jungle.
27- "The Letter and the Lie." a Short Story written by Arnold Bennett.
28- Drawing by Frank Gillett called "Looking Ahead."
29- Article called "Golf Notes and Notions." Written by Ernest Lehmann.
30- Article called "A Review of Ladies' Golf During 1905." Written by May Hezlet.
31- Full Page called "Snapshots of Pose." (Showing the Following Lady Golfers.)
       a- Miss Dorothy Campbell.
       b- Miss E. C. Neirle.
       c- Miss F. Hezlet.
       d- Miss Bishop. (Lady Ex-Champion America).
       e- Miss Adams.
        f- Miss Foster.
32- Small Photograph of "Miss M. E. Stuart." (Golfer).
33- Small Photograph of "Miss Tynte." (Golfer).
34- Small Photograph of "Mrs. W. Brown." (Golfer).
35- Small Photograph of "Miss Issette Pearson." (Golfer).
36- Small Photograph of "Miss L. Garrett," Hon. Secretary, Irish Ladies' Golf Union.
37- The Weekly Article called "The Library."
38- The Weekly Article called "A Woman's Note Book."
39- The Weekly Problem Page on "Bridge." 
40- Four Page 8 Sided Article with Photographs called "Automobile Topics : Round the Paris Motor Show."
41- Full Page Advert for "Argyll Cars."
42- Article called "Frocks, Frills, and Furbelows." Written by Mrs. Jack May.