Posterior body parts of Diaspis bromellae [Pineapple scale], Diaspis boisduvalii [Biosduval scale] and Diaspis calyptroides [Cactus scale] Size:S: 60 x 45cm The stationers' coat of arms

The stationers' coat of arms appears in the centre

founder and first prior of St Bartholomew's Priory and Hospital in 1123

made a speech in Bradford on the subject of the continuing practice of bribing voters and supporters at parliamentary elections

Entrance to the Adelphi wharf showing work horses and two men

Ten figures of batrachians set within a landscape with trees

Posterior body parts of Diaspis bromellae [Pineapple scale], Diaspis boisduvalii [Biosduval scale] and Diaspis calyptroides [Cactus scale] Size:S: 60 x 45cm The stationers' coat of armsPlate 16, 'Monograph of the Coccidae of the British Isles', by Robert Newstead (Ray Society, 1900 1902). Figure 1 Diaspis bromellae, pygidium of adult female. Figure 2 Diaspis boisduvalii, pygidium of adult female. Figure 3 Diaspis calyptroides, pygidium of adult female. All at x250 magnification. Signed lower left 'R. Newstead ad nat. del.', heavily cropped. The facing page is an approved [in pencil] proof version of captions, 'Explanation of Plate