Parthenon, east frieze, Slab V, Procession of the Panathenaic festival

Athens, Greece; marble

The Fuller Broach

Metalwork, Anglo-Saxon, 9C; D: 4 31/64 in.; silver and niello

Cup (with stem): detail

Metalwork, Chinese, Tang; silver, repoussé, punched, incised

Jar with "Saz" spray of composite flowers and feathery leaves

Pottery, Turkey, Ottoman; 1 11/16 in. x 10 55/64 in.; polychrome glazed pottery

Self-Portrait

Tsuguji Fujita; 1 ft. 3 35/64 in. x 10 15/64 in.; woodcut

Temple of Minevra Sulis, brick channel for the overflow from the sacred spring

Bath, England

The Mildenhall Great Dish

D: 1 ft. 11 13/16 in.; engraved silver

The Portland Vase Disk

Glass, Roman; D: 4 51/64 in.; carved and blown, cameo glass

Mosque Lamp

Glass, Islamic, Mamluk; H: 1 ft. 3 5/32 in.; glass, gilt and enameled

Religious communism : a lecture by F.W. Evans (Shaker) of Mount Lebanon, Columbia Co., New York, U.S.A. : delivered in St. George's Hall, London, Sunday evening, August 6th, 1871 : with introductory remarks by the chairman of the meeting, Mr. Hepworth Dixon : also some account of the extent of the Shaker communities, and a narrative of the visit of Elder Evans to England ; an abstract of a lecture by Rev. J.M. Peebles, and his testimony in regard to the Shakers.

"Can any good come out of Nazareth? Abstract of J. M. Peeble's lecture on Sunday evening, July 30, in Cleveland Hall, London.": p. 30-32.

Gregory Dexter of London and New England, 1610-1700.

Includes bibliographical references.

Scientific reports on the investigations of the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, under the direction of the Royal College of Physicians of London and the Royal College of Surgeons of England.

Report no. 1: ... Cancer Research Fund ...

England's triumph: being an account of the rejoicings, &c. which have lately taken place in London and elsewhere.

Mode of access: Internet.

An address to the proprietors of bank stock, the London and country bankers and the public in general, on the affairs of the Bank of England.

Colophon: Gunnell and Shearman, printers, Salisbury Square.

London's dialect, an ancient form of English speech, with a note on the dialects of the North of England and the Midlands and of Scotland,

Mode of access: Internet.