Collections : [Yale University -Yale Center for British Art]

Produced at the Borough Theatre and Opera House, Stratford, by Fred Terry. Includes advertisements.

The image shows a centipede on a patch of grass, below a shrub with numerous white and purple blossoms. No Latin names are given, save the genus Scolopendra.

The image shows a sea turtle on a patch of land, with a pile of eggs nearby. The Latin name is given as Testudo (see Chelonia mydas).

The image shows a branch of a plant, with several leaves, with their own smaller leaves.

The image shows a detail of a tree, focusing on the fruit and several long fronds. No Latin name is given (see possibly Pandanus odorifer).

The sheet depicts a miniature boat, a man, and a woman. "The ship of matrimony is a do-it-yourself vessel created specially for the Crafts Advisory Committee." Includes instructions.

The image depicts a hammerhead shark (see family Sphyrnidae) without surrounding illustration. Below, Forbes writes, "Finished in 25 Minutes."

The image shows a thorny branch of a plant, with several bright red blossoms and two pods of cotton-like substance. The Latin name is given as Bignonia Indica (see Oroxylum indicum).

The image shows a branch of a jasmine plant, with several blossoms, both open and shut. No Latin name is given (see Jasminum sambac). Bottom of page: an extensive quotation from "the Hindoo Hymn to Cama-diva [Kamadeva], the god of Love, translated by Sir William Jones," beginning, "God of the flowering shafts, and flowering bow."