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Includes notes on the color of the costume.

Two clippings from the Family Herald Supplement, one of which may have been included as proof of date of the other; however, close inspection provides the potential year of 1896 for the As You Like It illustration, which differs from the date on the other clipping.

The top portion of sheet lists watercolors; the bottom, oils. Includes references to prices, in pounds.

Printed by Hazell Watson and Viney, Ltd., Aylesbury, Bucks. Maps of London and Paris by Richard Shirley Smith . viii–ix; illustrated with four line drawings of standing male figures. Perfect bound trade paperback.

Bottom of page: a quotation ascribed to John Moore, beginning, "By visiting other countries, a subject of Great Britain acquires a greater esteem for the constitution of his own."

Watercolor sketch showing an encampment of Xhosa/"Kaffir" warriors in foreground, with the British Fort White seen in the middle-distance in a grassy valley floor. The warriors, who appear to be naked, hold rifles and are clustered in small groups here and there on a flat dusty area. There are no British troops seen in this image, done presumably sometime after the attack. Labeled in graphite on reverse. Unsigned.

The image shows three figures, all lavishly dressed. A man with a turban sits on a cushion, while two women, one with her whole body covered, one extensive jewelry, stand nearby.

Bain no. 242. Inscribed in graphite: "31/100 Richard Shirley Smith '79."