Images Dated 25th June 2012 (page 5)

Red Riding Hood
Due to the loud snoring of the wolf, a hunter was alerted. He killed the wolf, cut open its belly, and to his surprise, out came Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother

Red Riding Hood
" When Little Red Riding Hood finally came, she said: " Oh, grandmother, what big ears you have; what big eyes and hands you have, and what a big mouth." With that

Red Riding Hood
The wolf went into the grandmothers cottage where he found her sick in bed. He went to her and ate her up. Then he put on Grandmas clothes, including the hood, and got into bed and drew the curtains

Red Riding Hood
The Wolf suggested that Little Red Riding Hood should pick the grandmother a bouquet of beautiful flowers. Little Red Riding Hood did so; Meanwhile the wolf ran straight to the home of

Red Riding Hood
There was once a sweet little girl who got from her grandmother gave a little cap of red velvet, so was called Little Red Riding Hood

Woman with violets from a postcard published by Raphael Tuck Date: 1900

Woman with poppies from a postcard published by Raphael Tuck Date: 1900

Victorian flower fairies
Flower fairy with a delicate necklace from a postcard published by Raphael Tuck Date: 1900

Victorian flower fairies
Flower fairy on a bed of wild roses and violets painting the wings of a butterfly. from a postcard published by Raphael Tuck Date: 1900

Cinderella arrives at the palace for her wedding to Prince Charming. From a book from Father Tucks Nursery Series Date: circa 1898

Cinderella
The fitting of the slipper. From a book from Father Tucks Nursery Series Date: circa 1898

Cinderella dancing with Prince Charming at the ball. From a book from Father Tucks Nursery Series Date: circa 1898

Cinderella being persued by Prince Charming, leaving the ball at midnight. Front cover of a book from Father Tucks Nursery Series Date: circa 1898

Cinderella and her fairy godmother. From a book from Father Tucks Nursery Series Date: circa 1898

Tom Thumb
Father and mother were sitting sadly at Father and mother were sitting sadly at supper, because they needed money. Bitterly she regretted that she had left her children in the forest

Tom Thumb slipped into the seven league boots - and see - they fitted. Then he took his brothers back home, three wearing right-footed boots and three with left and flying over hill and dale

Tom Thumb
The ogre was very angry. He donned his seven-league boots and chased after the seven boys. They were hidden amongst the rocks. The ogre decided to rest on a rock nearby and fell asleep

Tom Thumb
The wife of the ogre was good. The ogre had planned to eat the boys. When the ogre came home, he brought them out and took his knife to slay them

Tom Thumb
Soon after, the poor parents tried again to leave the seven boys in the woods. This time, Tom Thumb had scattered crumbs on the path. But the birds had eaten them

Tom Thumb
A poor basket-maker had seven boys. One was always smaller than the others. and was called Tom Thumb. He was a smart kid. Because the parents could hardly feed them

Drying a rag book
Putting a rag book out to dry on the washing line. From a catalogue of Deans Rag Books Date: circa 1930

A Midsummer Nights Dream
Hermia and Helen. Scene from Shakespeare from series of postcards published by CW Faulkner Date: 1902

As You Like It
Rosalind and Celia. Scene from Shakespeare from series of postcards published by CW Faulkner Date: 1902

Washing a rag book
Hand-washing a rag book. From a catalogue of Deans Rag Books Date: circa 1930

The Merchant of Venice
Jessica and Lorenzo. Scene from Shakespeare from series of postcards published by CW Faulkner Date: 1902

As You Like It
Rosalind Faints. Scene from Shakespeare from series of postcards published by CW Faulkner Date: 1902

Happy Hours Transfers. No 8
The Circus. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 9
Train Travel. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 7
Family pets. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 5
Fruit & Flowers. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 6
Ships. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 4
Motor Traffic. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 2
Farm animals. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 3
Aeroplanes. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Happy Hours Transfers. No 1
Birds. Front and back cover from a series of Transfer Albums published by Raphael Tuck Date: circa 1938

Storytime
From Nisters Holiday Annual 1891 Date: 1891

Young scholar with a slate
From Nisters Holiday Annual 1891 Date: 1891

Storytime
From Nisters Holiday Annual 1891 Date: 1891

Cinderella
Scene depicts Prince Charming offering the lost shoe for Cinderella to try on Date: circa 1906

The Merchant of Venice
Portia and Shylock in court: The quality of mercy is not strained from a postcard published by CW Faulkner Date: circa 1910

The Elfin Hill
Scene from The Elfin Hill by Hans Christian Andersen from a postcard published in Austria Date: circa 1907

The Mermaid
Scene from The Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen from a postcard published in Austria Date: circa 1907

Geisha with fan
Japanese geisha in flower patterned kimono with fan Date: circa 1906

Geisha with a shamisen
Japanese geisha in kimono with a shamisen Date: circa 1906

Japanese girl with sunshade
Japanese geisha with doll and sunshade Date: circa 1906

Bedtime
Young children helped into their night clothes by the nursemaid Date: 1929

Geisha with fan
Japanese geisha in flower patterned kimono with fan Date: circa 1906

Geisha in kimono
Japanese geisha in green and cream kimono Date: circa 1906

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