The Butterfly: A Humorous and Artistic Monthly No. 9 Jan. 1894 Edited by L. Raven-Hill and Arnold Golsworthy

London: Walter Haddon, 1894. Paperback. Good -. Greiffenhagen, Maurice. [5], 130-188 p.: illustrations; 24 cm. Printed wrappers. Front wrapper illustration and head and tail pieces by Edgar Wilson. Paginated continuously with the previous issue. Verso of front wrapper and of title page, and both sides of back wrapper contain advertisements. Contents: A Wooden Waterloo by Arnold Golsworthy -- humorous illustrations by L. Raven-Hill and Oscar Eckhardt -- The Boy by Beatrice Chambers -- Why the Ministry Resigned by John Ennar, illustrated by Oscar Eckhardt -- A Design [illustration] by Edgar Wilson -- Ghetto Travesties, No. 3: Diary of a Moshé-Madman by Melchitzedek Pinchas, illustrated by L. Raven-Hill -- The Dawn of Love by L. Godfrey-Turner, illustrated by Reginald Savage -- The London General Omnibus Company by L. Godfrey-Turner -- Calf-Love by John Ennar -- The Butterfly Ballads [No. 8]: The Fate of the Jam King by L. Godfrey-Turner -- Morning [illustration] by L. Raven-Hill -- A Sad Dog by W. W. Jacobs -- Bab by Caroline North. In Good- Condition: front and back wrapper detached but present; lacking wrapper over spine; stain in upper left-hand corner of front wrapper; upper right-hand corner of front wrapper creased; light occasional foxing; otherwise pages are clean and tight.