The Butterfly: A Humorous and Artistic Monthly No. 7 Nov 1893 Edited by L. Raven-Hill and Arnold Golsworthy

London: Walter Haddon, 1893. Paperback. Good. Greiffenhagen, Maurice. 64 p.: illustrations; 24 cm. Printed wrappers. Front wrapper illustration and head and tail pieces by Edgar Wilson. Verso of front wrapper and of title page, and both sides of back wrapper contain advertisements. Contents: A Décider [illustration] by Maurice Greiffenhagen -- A Décider by John Ennar -- Ghetto Travesties, No. 1: What the Children of the Ghetto Said of the Book by Melchitzedek Pinchas, illustrated by Leonard Raven-Hill & Edgar Wilson -- humorous illustrations by L. Raven-Hill and Oscar Eckhardt -- A Bad Name -- Arnold Golsworthy -- The Butterfly Ballads [No. 6]: The Ballad of the Birth of Boxing by L. Godfrey-Turner -- One Life by Arnold Golsworthy, illustrated by Edgar Wilson -- The Sun-Fish from an original coloured print by Edgar Wilson -- "Silence is a sweet reply, Marguerita!" [illustration] by Adolph Birkenrut -- Silence, the Answer by L. Godfrey-Turner -- The Sulphur Egg by Beatrice Chambers, illustrated by Oscar Eckhardt -- Breezes by L. Godfrey-Turner -- The Advantages of Civilization by John Gray -- The Tapestry Workers [illustration] by Reginald Savage -- Fader's Leedle Jim by J. Strauss, illustrated by L. Raven-Hill. In Good Condition: front and back wrapper detached and edges chipped; lacking wrapper over spine; light occasional foxing; otherwise pages are clean and tight.