The Sphere. February 2nd 1901.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Sphere, February 2nd 1901," Volume IV. No. 54. This Issue contains 14 Pages, 28 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume, therefore the Binding holes are showing.

                                                         Contents.
1- Front page shows a Portrait of "His Gracious Majesty King Edward VII. in Court Dress."

2- The Weekly Article "The Newsletter," talking about London Week by Week.

3- Full Page showing an Illustration drawn by F.H. Townsend called "The Accession of Edward VII. as King and Emperor."

4- Full Page showing an Illustration drawn by Fred Pegram called "The Accession of Edward VII. : The Allegiance of the Commons." (Members taking the Oath).

5- Full Page showing an Illustration by W. B. Wollen, called "The Accession of Edward VII. : His Majesty Leaves Osborne for London." (Descriptive Text at underneath).

6- Full Page Illustration drawn by J. Finnemore, called "The Accession of Edward VII. : The Proclamation at St. James's Palace." (Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

7- Full Page Illustration drawn by R. M. Paxton, called "The Accession of Edward VII. : The Proclamation at Temple Bar." (Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

8- Full Page Illustration drawn by Oscar Eckhardt called "The Accession of Edward VII. : The Lord Mayor of London's Welcome." (Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

9- Full Page showing the following 2 Half Page Photogtraphs for "The Accession of Edward VII. : The Proclamation in Edinburgh."
    a- The Proclamation at the Ancient Market Cross.
    b- The Proclamation at Holyrood Palace.
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

10- Full Page Illustration drawn by J. Finnemore, called "The Accession of Edward VII. : The Proclamation in Dublin."
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

11- Full Page showing the Following 2 Half Page Illustration for "The Accession of Edward VII. : His Majesty Leaving London."
    a- The Salute in St. James's Park. Drawn by Ernest Prater.
    b- The King Leaving Marlborough House for Osborne. Drawn by Wal Paget.

12- For Sale is a Full Page Illustration drawn by Wal Paget, called "The Accession of Edward VII. : His Majesty's Return from London." Showing The King Landing at Trinity Pier Cowes.

13- Full Page Illustration drawn by Charles Wyllie, called "The Accession of King Edward VII. : His Return to Cowes after his visit to London." 
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

14- Full Page Article called "The Death of Our Beloved Queen. : A Nation's Mourning."

15- Full Page showing the following 2 Half Page Photographs called "Her Late Majesty Queen Victoria : The Last Resting Place at Frogmore."
    a- The Exterior of the Mausoleum.
    b- The interior of the Mausoleum, showing the Prince Consort's Monument.
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

16- Full Page showing an Illustration drawn by A. Pearse, called "Her Late Majesty Queen Victoria. : The Last Resting Place at Frogmore."
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

17- Full Page Illustration drawn by Charles Wyllie, called "Her Late Majesty Queen Victoria. : The Guardship "Australia" mourns Her by its Minute Guns."
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

18- Full Page showing "One Thousand Years of English History : From Alfred the Great (died 901) to Edward VII.  (This Page shows a Photograph of the Statue of King Alfred which is to be erected at Winchester in commemoration of the thousandth anniversary of his death).

19- This Page shows the following 4 Photographs of "The Accession of Edward VII. : As Proclaimed in the Provinces." 
     a- King Edward VII. Proclaimed at Winchester.
     b- The Proclamation at Berwick-on-Tweed.
     c- The Proclamation at Bristol.
     d- Edward VII. Proclaimed at Brighton.

20- Full Page Advert for "Bovril."

21- The Weekly Article "Woman's Sphere," written by Angela.

22- Quarter Page Advert for "Geraudel's Pastilles."

23- Quarter Page Advert for "Lazenby's Soup Squares."

24- Quarter Page Advert for "Brown & Polson's."

Condition is Good. In the middle is a double page print which i have not included in the description because it is damaged, otherwise the Issue is in resonable condition.