More Notable Omissions From The London Museum. 1914

For Sale is a Full Page from "The Graphic," April 11th 1914, showing drawings of the following by E.T. Reed, for "Some Notable Omissions from the London Museum."

     a- Who's Who for 1915. - A Study in National Modesty : Our Estimate of our own importance.
     b- Saucer always used at feeding Times by the Private Cat of Sir Richard Whittington. Lord Mayor of London.
     c- Sort of thing you light have seen on the Pavement, before the Era of Common Sense.
     d- Bottled Specimen of Fog, "London Peculiar" : Presented by Sir W. B. Richmond.
      e- Comic Phenomenon of Victorian and Georgian Times "The Male Shop- Walker," in shops devoted entirely to Ladies' Apparel. "This Way Moddam."
      f- King Knut's Chair.
      g- Portrait-Model of an Artist who actually Sold a Picture in 1914.
      h- Wax-Model of Old Gentleman who was the Last Known Player of Whist : Never Played Bridge, Never saw an Aeroplane, and Never saw a Kinematograph.
       i- Life-Mask of Oliver Cromwell.
       j- Some of the actual Blocks on which King Charles the First was Beheaded.
       k- Identical Cap worn by King Charles on the Scaffold 1649.
       l- Life Mask's of William Shakespeare.

Condition is Very Good.