Web Collection (page 2)

Holly Butterfly 1860
The HOLLY and other English butterflies

Pink and red roses in a heart shape on a Valentine postcard
Pink and red roses and daisies in a heart shape on a Valentine postcard. circa 1890s

Spider and web on a Christmas card, with a tab to pull for a three-dimensional effect. Date: circa 1880s

Mlle. Mado Minty in Come Over Here by Mizner and Pemberton
Mlle. Mado Minty in Come Over Here, Revue by Wilson Mizner and Max Pemberton at The London Opera House, Kingsway. Mlle. Mado Minty is shown here climbing across an enormous net

Cartoon, Mr Pettitt, The Spiders Web
Cartoon, Mr Pettitt takes the Spiders Web to a better Pitch. A satirical comment on Henry Alfred Pettitt (1848-1893), British actor and dramatist, with a reference to the title of one of his plays

Selling Donegal Homespun in the Flannel Market, Ardara - a interior view of a group of men around a table of homespun, one man is examining the web

Fair Day in Ardara, a Glengesh Man Bringing in a Web of Homespun - a view of a man with a web of homespun on his back talking to a man, with another onlooking, on a rural road

Linen Bleaching, Ironing the Web - an interior view of the spinning mill and a man operating a machine for ironing the sheets of linen. (Location: Ireland). Date: circa early 1900s

Mado Minty and Spanora in the spider web scene from New York - Paris at the Casino de Paris. 1927

Cartoon, Thomas Thorne and David James
Cartoon, Thomas Thorne (right, 1841-1918), English actor and theatre manager, and David James (left, 1839-1893), English comic actor

Illustration, Little Miss Muffet. (2 of 2) circa 1890s

Pink flowers and spider on a Christmas card. Date: circa 1890s

Spiders web on a New Year card, with a tab to pull for a three-dimensional effect. Date: circa 1880s

Illustrated London News advertisement, 1913
Advertisement for weekly illustrated paper, The Illustrated London News in its sister publication The Sketch, using the metaphor of a spiders web to convey the wide spectrum of subjects covered in

Amiens, France - La Prefecture and La Rue de Metz-Leveque
Attractive card with two inset views of Amiens, Picardy, France - La Prefecture and a view from La Rue de Metz-Leveque (looking west from the street along a narrow stream/canal off La Somme River - a)

Nephilengys malabarensis, orb-web spider
A tropical orb-weaving spider (Nephilengys malabarensis) on its web, photographed in Sri Lanka

Children watching a spider weave its web
A girl and boy watch in wonder as a large spider weaves its web between branches. c. 1910

A bird perched on a tree branch with blossoms, watching a spider on a web. Date between 1830 and 1850

German Navy lampooned - World War One
Propaganda postcard from the First World War lampooning the German Naval capability as a rusting weed-encasted hulk, unable to repond to the effective and nimble Allied naval fleet

Large spider in web
A large spider sits patiently, watching as his web does all the work, reeling in his prey. 1925

Weathervane & Web
Large spiders webs are caught in the sunshine, hanging from a weathervane. Date: 1950s

Russian Berlin Work Pattern with a spider and his web. Date: 1937

Richard March Hoe
General RICHARD MARCH HOE American inventor of printing machinery, including the rotary or lightning press 1847, the web press and the web-perfecting press. Date: 1812 - 1886

Barbary Spider
The FASCIATA or BARBARY spider in its web with some flies it caught earlier. Date: 1795

Aesop / Gnat and the Lion
The gnat and the lion The gnat tries frantically to escape from the spiders web

Weaver and admirer - Florence Hardy
Weaving a web deeper than friendship. An amorous advance by a young man toward a lady weaver working at her spinning wheel

Sempervivum Arachnoideum Laggeri (Houseleek or Liveforever), a succulent alpine and sub-alpine plant of the Crassulaceae family which grows in rosettes

O what a tangled web we weave
Cartoon, O what a tangled web we weave. One of those little society scandals which are always carefully hushed up. A woman attached to a spiderweb

The Spider & Silkworm
THE SPIDER & THE SILKWORM A spider boasts she can spin much more quickly than the silkworm; the silkworm replies her labours endure & are valued unlike the spiders web

Mother and Spiders Web
Mother showing a spiders web to her daughters

Spring Birthdays
Spring Birthday Babies [1 of 4]

Entente - German View
England depicted as a monstrous spider seeking to entrap all western Europe in its web - only the U-boats of Germany defy the monster !

Mania / Caught in Web
Rash investors caught in the web spun by the railway projectors with their fabulous schemes

Napoleon I / Fantasy Ptrit
NAPOLEON I A fantasy portrait where he is made up from a black bird, a golden hand, a spider in its web, figures and a map

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping