Lady's Pictorial. Queen Victoria : In Memoriam No." (Feb. 2nd. 1901.)

For Sale is an Issue of the "Lady's Pictorial, Queen Victoria : In Memoriam No." Dated February 2nd, 1901.

                                                     Contents. 

                                                       Articles.
1- Our Dead Queen.
2- Boudoir Gossip.
3- Our Irish Letter.
4- Pensees de Femme. Written by Ella Hepworth Dixon.
5- Northern Gossip. Written by Lancashire Lass.
6- Im Memoriam.
7- Our Short Story.  The Life That Came True.  Written by Amelia Pain.
8- Weddings.  
9- Paris Notes.
10- Society Notes.
11- London Fashions.
12- Physiognom.  Answers to Correspondents by Rosa Baughan.


                                           Photographs and Drawings.
1- "The Queen is Dead !" Scene at the Mansion House, January 22nd, 1901. (Drawing by Tenison).
2- Sir Francis H. Laking, K.C.V.O.  (Portrait Photo.)
3- Sir James Rear, Bart. (Portrait Photo)
4- Sir R. Douglas Powell, Bart. (Portrait Photo)
5- Osborne House. (Photograph).
6- The Bishop of Winchester. (Who was present at Osborne at the Queen's Death).
7- The Queen, Accompanied by the King of the Belgians and the Duke of Wellington, leaving Windsor Castle to attend a Royal Review at Windsor in 1838.
8- Her Most Gracious Majesty, Alexandra, Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, Empress of India. (Full Page Photograph).
9- His Most Gracious Majesty, Edward VII., King of Great Britain and IOreland, Empress of India. (Full Page Photograph).
10- H.I.M. Victoria. Queen of Great Britain and Ireland and Empress of India.
(Tipped in Full Page Colour Photograph.)
11- H.R.H. Edward Duke of Kent, Father of the Queen. (Drawing)
12- The Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria at the Age of Two Years.
13- Princess Victoria in 1824, (Drawing).
14- Princess Victoria in August, 1828. (Drawing).
15- Princess Victoria's Signature in Pencil, at the age of Four Years.
16- Kensington Palace. (Half Page Photograph).
17- Windsor Castle. (Half Page Photograph).
18- Princess Victoria at her Tenth year, with a Facsimile of her Autograph as then written. 
19- Queen Victoria in 1837.
20- Her Majesty Holding a Drawing-Room, 1837.
21- H.M. the Queen in the Costume worn at her first Review.
22- Programme of the State Procession on the occasion of the Queen's Coronation.
23- H.M. the Queen at the age of 18.
24- The Prince Consort.
25- H.M. the Queen with the Prince of Wales.
26- Prince Consort and the Princess Royal.
Buckingham Palace in the Early Forties. The Yellow Drawing-Room : A Reminiscence.
27- The Audience Chamber, Sir James's Palace. The Proclamation of Her Majesty as Queen.
28 The Prince Consort Deer-Stalking in the Highlands. (Full Page)
29- The Prince Consort. (Full Page).
30- Queen Victoria.  (Full Page).
31- A Drawing-Room shortly after the Queen's Marriage.
32- Her Majesty Opening Parliament in the old House of Lords.
33- The Queen with the Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal.
34- H.M. the Queen in her Robes of State.
35- Buckingham Palace : The Library during a Foreign Levee in 1840.
36- "Windsor Castle in the Present Time." (From the painting by Sir Edward Landseer, in the Royal Collection.) (Full Page)
37- The Throne Room of St. James's Palace : an Investiture of a Knight of the Garter.
38- The Queen in Windsor Forest. (From the painting by Sir Edward Landseer.)
39- The Prince Consort. (Photograph).
40- The Widowed Queen, 1862.
41- Buckingham Palace. (From across the Lake).
42- Balmoral : the Queen's Highland Home.
43- The Queen at the Marriage of T.R.H. the Prince and Princess of Wales.
44- The lord Chancellor Presenting to the Queen the Address of the House of Lords on the Diamond Jubilee.
45- In Front of St. Paul's on Diamond Jubilee Day.
46- The Procession of Princes at Her Majesty's Jubilee, 1887.
47- The Queen and the Children of Ireland.
48- H.I.M. the Emperor of Germany - England's Staunch Ally.
49- Her Majesty visiting Earl Cadogan at Dublin Castle.
50- The Queen in the Dress worn by her on Thanksgiving Day, Fenruary 27th, 1872.
51- The Queen and Bugler Dunne.
52- Her Majesty's Party at Windsor to the Families of her Soldiers at the Front.
53- The Royal Mausoleum at Frogmore, with Tomb of the Prince Consort, behind which is the Resting place of Victoria the Great and Good.
54- The Queen Presiding at her First Council. (from the painting by Sir David Wilkie.)
55- "Haller ! and yet not Haller !.
56- "God Save The King !". (Full Page Drawing by A. M. Faulkner.)
57- A Study in Black. (Designed by Nicoll, of Paris, and Regent-Street, W. (Full Page Fashion Drawing).
58- A Graceful Gown specially Designed for the General Mourning. (Full Page Fashion Drawing)

Condition is Very Good, This issue comes in a Hardback, and is Large being 44cm. x 30cm. the Front Cover has a Stain down the Right Side, but the Contents inside are Clean. All in all Very Good.