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08/07/2009 on 23:43 | In Graphics | 9 CommentsClassical Christmas Books, Such As 'Old Christmas', 'a Visit From St. Nicholas' ('Twas The Night Before Christmas'), And Dickens 'a Christmas Carol', All Fully Illustrated. Also Offering A Collection Of Victorian And Early 20th Century Clip Art.
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Now available! We are proud to announce the availability of our new clipart collection, Victorian and Early Twentieth Century Illustrations. It includes many of the illustrations from our featured books, as well as a variety of others. Home Old Christmas Twas The Night 1 Twas The Night 2 Christmas Carol Goblins' Christmas
Comment by Scott — 07/12/2010 #
New Feature! As a part of our ongoing publication of historically interesting documents, we present Old Christmas, from The Sketch Book of Washington Irving. The illustrations are by R. Caldecott. In keeping with the theme, we also have two versions of Clement Moore's A Visit From St. Nicholas (also known as A Christmas Carol. And for something a little bit different, look at Elizabeth Anderson's ,as
Comment by Ronan — 01/18/2010 #
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Comment by Lena — 11/09/2009 #
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Comment by Oscar — 08/29/2009 #
Now available! We are proud to announce the availability of our new clipart collection, Victorian and Early Twentieth Century Illustrations. It includes many of the illustrations from our featured books, as well as a variety of others. Home Old Christmas Twas The Night 1 Twas The Night 2 Christmas Carol Goblins' Christmas
Comment by Jarrett — 08/21/2009 #
New Feature! As a part of our ongoing publication of historically interesting documents, we present Old Christmas, from The Sketch Book of Washington Irving. The illustrations are by R. Caldecott. In keeping with the theme, we also have two versions of Clement Moore's A Visit From St. Nicholas (also known as A Christmas Carol. And for something a little bit different, look at Elizabeth Anderson's ,as
Comment by Keshawn — 08/13/2009 #
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Comment by Amare — 08/11/2009 #
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