“This would make a charming and welcome gift for children who are just old enough to learn about and be interested in forging and other autograph features.” _Sunday School Times._ “In simple and yet glowing words the author introduces us to ‘Autographs and Antimacassars,’ and the glamour of the pictures is sustained as we read about them.” _Peanut Growers’ Monthly._ “A mine of information for the antimacassar enthusiast.” _Rome (Italy) Avanti._ PEEPS AT PRECIOUS DISCARDS EDITED BY THE REV. CHARLES A. DOOLITTLE, F.R.A.C.S. Each containing 16 full-page illustrations, 8 of which are in color. _Large crown, 8vo., cloth, with Pictures in color on the cover_ =Post free, 1/9= =PRICE 1/6 NET PER VOLUME= =Post free, 1/9= _List of Volumes_ POCKET FLASKS OF THE LONG AGO BY THE REV. CHARLES A. DOOLITTLE, F.R.A.C.S. PULSE-WARMERS OF MANY LANDS BY W. PERCIVAL WISHBACK, F.S.S. WHERE TO HUNT FOR DOOR-KNOCKERS BY A. NICOL DUNDREARY, F.R.D.K.S. CHIGNONS AND HAIR-NETS OF OLD NEW ENGLAND BY DANIEL FILLWIDDLE, M.A. 1000 USES FOR FIRE-BUCKETS BY A. M. SLIPOVER ROMANCE OF A PEWTER-HOUND BY THE REV. CHARLES A. DOOLITTLE, F.R.A.C.S. THE BACK-YARD ANTIQUE-COLLECTOR BY RICHARD SCRIMM, F.R.I.P., Superintendent of the Lemon River Park and Playground Associates THE ART OF SIGN-PAINTING AND SIGN COLLECTING BY A. NICOL DUNDREARY, F.R.D.K.S. PILL ADVERTISEMENTS BY THE REV. CHARLES A. DOOLITTLE, F.R.A.C.S. COMMON BRITISH COMMODES BY A. M. SLIPOVER UNCOMMON BRITISH BATH-TUBS BY THE REV. CHARLES A. DOOLITTLE, F.R.A.C.S. HOW TO GET PRESENTATION COPIES FOR NOTHING BY THE REV. JAMES HOOKLEBERRY, F.R.A.C.S. SIGN STEALERS’ MANUAL FOR THE COLLEGE MAN BY CONSTANCE MAY TURNSPIT Containing 32 full-page illustrations from Photographs, a frontispiece in color of a fascinating beer-advertisement, and a list of professional bail-furnishers in the leading American and Continental cities. _Small square demy 8vo., cloth, gilt top_ =By Post, 5/4= =PRICE 5/- NET= =By Post, 5/4= _Some Press Opinions_ “This handsome book, with its innumerable illustrations, will be of the greatest interest to the progressive college man with an eye for interior decoration. We congratulate the authoress on the pleasing and learned way in which she discourses on the technicalities of removing signs from their fastenings. She has evidently studied minutely the methods of our leading second-story workers.” _Sing-Sing Occupant._ “A very taking book.” _Manchester Guardian._ “A valuable and handsome souvenir for those bound Up the River.” _New York Call._ THE WHATNOT AND HOW TO DECORATE IT