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Reprint List No. 1
To order reprints, email the reprint by it’s number and category. Individual reprints are $2.00 each. 20 reprints are $14.00. 10 reprints are $8.00. You may pay via Paypal (suchen@mindspring.com) or with a check or money order made payable to: Susan Broadwater 1641 Brightfield Place Charlottesville, VA 22901 We will post additional reprint lists in the future so check back often. Be sure to include your e-mail address when ordering your reprints, as they are distributed via E-mail. Also, if you pay via Paypal, send a private email to Susan Broadwater, designating what you are ordering from the list. American West AW001 The American Cowboy by Joseph Nimmo Jr. AW002 Gambling Halls in the Old West AW003 ARIZONA SKETCHES by Joseph Amasa Munk, The Round Up AW004 ARIZONA SKETCHES by Joseph Amasa Munk, The Cowboy Life AW005 Women on the Road West—Tamsen Donner, S. Broadwater AW006 American West—Kit Carson, by Susan Broadwater AW007 Decadent San Francisco, Excerpts from: Chambliss Diary AW008 Advertising for Tours, Railways, Etc., From: Backmatter appended to Mary E. Blake's, On the Wing: Rambling Notes of a Trip to the Pacific, (1883 AW009 Hunting the Grizzly Bear by G.O. Shields AW010 Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show in London, From: Story of the Wild West and Camp Fire Chats by Buffalo Bill (1888). Arts & Crafts—Victorian AC001 Making Wax and Paper Flowers (1856) Biography BIO001 Queen Elizabeth I, reprinted from the Lives of the Queens of England BIO002 Belva Lockwood (This woman ran for President before women had the right to vote in the United States). BIO003 Buonaparte’s Funeral, from European Magazine July 1821 at 99. BIO004 Biographical Sketch: Dr. Graham, From Hone’s Table Book cols BIO005 Princess Amelia, Excerpt from: William Hone, The Every-Day Book Vol. 1 (1827) at 540-42. Crime & Criminals—Victorian & Regency Eras CR001 Records of Crime in Victorian England CR002 Crim. Con., Home Circuit Surrey Assizes, Reprinted The Times, August 18, 1814 Domestic Life DL001 The Dairy (Including what you need to know about COWS), from the Young Housekeepers Counselor and Friend, by Mrs. Mary Mason, 1875 DL002 Domestics (Servants) excerpts from Wm. Hone’s Every Day Book DL003 Making Ice Cream, from Housekeeping in Old Virginia (1879) DL004 Housekeeping: The Kitchen pt. 1 & 2—A List of what Every Kitchen should be equipped with and how to care for the utensils, etc., reprinted from Miss Parola's Kitchen Companion DL005 Supper for a Dancing-Party of Fifty, (Menu) reprinted from Miss Parola's Kitchen Companion. N/D DL006 The Nursery, reprinted from The Young Housewife's Counselor and Friend, Mary Mason, 1875 DL007 House Cleaning, From: Housekeeping in Old Virginia (1877) by Marion Cabell Tyree DL008 Beer Recipes, Excerpt from Lee's Priceless Recipes (1895) DL009 Food/Table Traits of England in Early Years, Anglo-Saxon & Norman Excerpt reprinted from Dr. Doran's Table Traits (1854) DL010 Two Hundred Years Ago, by Charles J. Peterson, Article from Peterson's July 1856 DL011 The Duties of the Lady’s Maid, reprinted from Webster’s Domestic Encyclopedia (1845) DL012 Duties of the Housekeeper, reprinted from Webster’s Domestic Duties (1835) DL013 Upper and Under Nurse Maids, reprinted from Websters Domestic Encyclopedia (1845) DL014 Duties of the Cook, Kitchen-maid, and Scullion, from Webster’s Domestic Encyclopedia DL015 Preserving Fruits. Excerpt from: Young Housewife's Counsellor by Mary Mason, 1875 at 291-303. Exploration—Victorian EX001 Australia, Excerpt edited from: The Englishman's Magazine (1842) EX002 Mungo Park and the his Travels in West Africa. Reprinted from Bayard Taylor, Encyclopedia of Modern Travel: A Record of Adventure, Exploration and Discovery For the Past Sixty Years Vol. 1 (1861). Fashion FAS001 General Remarks on Fashion from Peterson’s July 1856 Magazine. FAS002 Cosmetics, Excerpt from Peterson's Magazine, October 1856 FAS003 Cosmetics Advertised in the April 1813 La Belle Assemblee FAS004 Dress, Temp. William and Mary., Excerpt from: William Hone, The Year Book at cols 457-59. (1835) Flowers & Gardening FG001 Flowers & Gardening: The Horticulture Columns which ran in Peterson’s Magazine Various Months in the year 1864. FG002 The Garden, From The Young Housewife's Counselor and Friend, by Mary Mason (1875) FG003 Superstitions about Flowers reprinted from Appleton’s Journal pages 117-118 Jan. 18, 1873 FG004 Gardening in August, Excerpt from Peterson's Magazine, August 1852 Games & Pastimes GAP001 Croquet and Troco, by H.J. Vernon, reprinted from Peterson's Magazine, June, 1864. GAP002 A Modern Sewing Bee, from Effie Merriman’s Modern Entertainments GAP003 Bear Baiting, from Wm. Hone’s Every-Day book GAP004 Street Entertainment, Excerpt from: William Hone, The Everyday Book (Vol. 1, 1827) at 561-62. Fantoccini. GAP005 Greenwich Fair, From Sketches by Boz, Charles Dickens (written and serialized between 1833-36). Gems & Jewelry GAJ001 The Gimmal Ring, reprinted from Wm. Hone GAJ002 Jewelry Trends in 1864, Excerpts from Petersons magazine GAJ003 The Twelve Gems Of the Twelve Months, reprinted from Hone's Table Book Vol. 4 (1827) Holidays HOL001 Valentines Day, Origins, Customs, etc. HOL002 Valentine's Day, Excerpt reprinted from John Brand, Observations on the Popular Antiquities of Great Britain HOL003 May Day from Wm. Hone’s Every Day Book (1827) HOL004 Halloween from R.L. Chambers’ Book of Days (1864) HOL005 Halloween: A Threefold Chronicle by William Sharp Reprinted from Harper's New Monthly Magazine, November 1886 at 842-856. HOL006 Boxing Day from Hone’s Every Day Book Vol. 1 (1827) HOL007 Christmas Wolves, from William Hone, The Year Book, (1835) at 1510-11 HOL008 Twelfth Day, from William Hone, The Everyday Book (1827) HOL009 The Glastonbury Thorn—A Christmas Legend HOL010 Christmas in France, from Wm. Hone’s Table Book HOL011 A Highland Christmas, from Wm. Hone HOL012 Christmas Recipes from Peterson’s Magazine 1864 HOL013 Old English Christmas Fare from R.L. Chambers’ Book of Days HOLO14 Christmas Carols, reprinted from R.L. Chambers’ Book of Days HOLO15 A Christmas Entertainment, from Effie Merriman’s Modern Entertainments HOLO16 New Year’s Festivities, reprinted from R.L. Chambers’ Book of Days (1864) HOLO17 Snapdragon reprinted from R.L. Chamber’s Book of Days (1864) HOLO18 The Lord of Misrule, Reprinted from R.L. Chambers HOLO19 New Year's Eve/Hogmanay, Excerpt reprinted from R.L Chambers' Book of Days, (vol. 2) (1864)
HOLO20 New-Year's Eve, Burning of "The Clavie" Excerpt reprinted from R.L. Chambers' Book of Days, Vol. 2 (1864) HOLO21 Bartholomew Fair, Excerpt from William Hone, The Every-Day Book, vol. 1 at 627-30 Appears under the section for September 5. HOLO22 Michaelmas (Sept. 29), Excerpt from: John Brand, Observations on the Popular Antiquities of Great Britain (Vol. 1) Originally published 1810 the following comes from the 3rd edition edited by Henry Ellis and published 1843. The excerpt comes from pages 353-56 HOLO23 Martinmas, Excerpt reprinted from William Hone, The Every-Day Book, vol. 1 (1827) at 739-40. November 11. HOLO24 St. Agnes Day or Eve. January 21, Excerpt reprinted from John Brand, Observations on the Popular Antiquities of Great Britain, 3rd ed. (vol. 1) at 34-38. Inventions & Things INV001 The Sewing Machine INV002 Making Paper by Hand INV003 Watches & Watchmaking, Excerpt from William Hone, The Year Book (1832) at 314-16. From La Belle Assemblee LBA001 January 1807 La Belle Assemblee, Original Communication: On the Advantages of a Well Cultivated Mind (pages 4-5). Language of Flowers LOF001 The Victorians and the Language of Flowers LOF002 The Forget-me-Not LOF003 The Floral Oracle from the Language of Flowers 1871 London LON001 London: Ancient Times, The People's Journal (1849) at 335-36 LON002 List of London Newspapers which were in existence in 1849 with the year they began publishing given. Medicine MED001 1816 Medical Recipes reprinted from various issues of the 1816 European Magazine & London Review MED002 Advertisements for medicines August through September 1813, reprinted from La Belle Assemblee MED003 Medical Advertisements August 1814 The Times MED004 Of Exanthemata or Eruptive Fevers. On the Small Pox or Variola. Reprinted from Thomas—Practice of Physic (1810) MED005 Poisons: Belladonna Or Nightshade MED006 Poisons and their Antidotes circa 1882 MED007 What Shall We Give Our Children to Eat? A Few Remarks on Diet by Dr. Abram Livezey, reprinted from Peterson's Magazine: March 1888
MED008 The Causes of Dyspepsia, by Arthur Learned, M.D., The Popular Science Monthly, May 1872 Pleasure Grounds, Coffee Houses & Spas PGC0001 Vauxhall from Augustus’ Hares’ Walks in London. PGC0002 Ranelagh. Superstitions SUP001 The Fox Sisters and the Emergence of Modern Spiritualism SUP002 “Extract from a Manuscript Diary of Captain Allen (since Gentleman-Usher to her Majesty), A.D. 1751, reprinted from The European Magazine & London Review, July 1818 at 505-508. SUP003 A Terrible Superstition reprinted from Appleton’s Journal, February 1, 1873 at pages 168-171. SUP004 Watching the Church Porch SUP005 A Ghost Story entitled A Memorandum, taken the 17th of September, 1719, by Mr. J.B. published in the Gentleman's Magazine in 1779 (at pages 295-98). It is a reprint from a document dated 1719. SUP006 Fairy Mythology, reprinted from John Brand’s Observations on the Popular Antiquities of Great Britain. SUP007 A Ghost in a Drab Colored Coat, reprinted from: Rare Bits, January 10, 1885 SUP008 Moles as Prognosticators of the Future, Reprinted from John Brand’s Observations on the Popular Antiquities of Great Britain SUP009 Astrology, Excerpt edited from The People's Journal, Saturday May 22, 1847 at 41-42. SUP010 The Divining Rod, from Wm. Hone’s Every day Book SUP011 Witchcraft by J.M. Buckley, reprinted from The Century Magazine, January 1892 (pages 408-422) SUP012 Charms, Transcribed from John Brand: Observations on the Popular Antiquities of England, 3rd ed. 1843 SUP013 Wynyard Ghost-Story, Excerpt reprinted from R.L. Chamber's Book of Days, vol. 2 (1864) SUP014 Sorcerers from William Hone’s Year Book cols. 1557-1567 SUP015 Sorcerers or Witchcraft, Reprinted from John Brand, Observations on the Popular Antiquities of Great Britain (1810) 3rd Edition, Definitions and Types of Witches. SUP16 Omens, Excerpts from: John Brand, Observations on the Popular Antiquities of Great Britain, 3rd Ed. SUP017 Apparitions, Selection from the Athenian Oracle (1728) 297-301. Wedding Customs & Remarkable Weddings WED001 Remarkable Marriages, Excerpt from R.L. Chambers' Book of Days, (Vol. 1) (1864) at 257-59. WED002 Marriage Customs, Description of a Regency Wedding Dress and an Odd Wedding From the European Magazine March 1812 WED003 Wedding Customs & Traditions, Betrothing Customs, Reprinted from John Brand. Observations on the Popular Antiquities of Great Britain (1810) 3rd edition edited by Ellis WED004 Bride Favours. John Brand. Observations on the Popular Antiquiries of Great Britain. 3d Ed. 108-12. WED005 Bride-Maids and Bride Cake by Mrs. E.B. Bowen, Reprinted From Peterson's Magazine, April 1853 WED006 Bridemaids, From John Brand’s Observations on the Popular Antiquities of Great Britain WED008 Hasty courtships & wedding notices that are a little unusual and interesting. From the March 1812 European Magazine page 314 WED009 Peascod Wooing. From John Brand, Observations on the Popular Antiquities of Great Britain (1810) 3rd edition WED010 Ring & Bridecake, From John Brand’s Observations on the Popular Antiquities of Great Britain (1810) 3rd ed. 1853 at 100-107 WED011 Strewing Herbs, Flowers, or Rushes Before the Bridegroom and Bride in Their Way to Church And also the Wearing of Nosegays on the Occasion. WED012 Wedding Customs 3 including Irish Wedding Customs, Highland Weddings, Gretna Green Wedding, Russian Wedding Traditions, and Fleet Marriages WED013 The Wedding Ring, From R.L. Chambers’ Book of Days (Vol. 1) (1864) at 220-22 (Illustrated).
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