The Major's Daughter (for "Once a Week," June 21, 1862)

Rescue (plate four from Paraphrase on the Finding of a Glove)

Max Klinger, Printed by F. Felsing

The Relief Fund in Lancashire, The Major's Daughter, The Morning Before the Massacre of St. Bartholomew, and Count Burkhardt (for "Once a Week")

After James McNeill Whistler, .3, .4 possibly engraved by Joseph Swain, .2, .5 associated with Dalziel Brothers, Chiswick Press

The Major's Daughter (from "Once a Week," June 21, 1862)

After James McNeill Whistler, Possibly engraved by Joseph Swain

The Relief Fund in Lancashire (for "Once a Week," July 26, 1862)

After James McNeill Whistler, Associated with Dalziel Brothers

The Phantom Vessel

Théophile Chauvel, After Charles Meryon, Lemercier & Cie.

The Morning Before the Massacre of St. Bartholomew (for "Once a Week," August 16, 1862)

After James McNeill Whistler, Possibly engraved by Joseph Swain, Related author Walter Thornbury, Chiswick Press

The Major's Daughter (from "Once a Week")

After James McNeill Whistler, Possibly engraved by Joseph Swain

Laundresses (Blanchisseuses) (How Quickly Youth Fades! / Jeunesse passe vite vertu!), from "L'Estampe Originale"

Auguste-Louis Lepère, André Marty

The Nun in "Count Burckhardt" (for "Once a Week," September 27, 1862)

After James McNeill Whistler, Associated with Dalziel Brothers, Chiswick Press

Peasant woman gathering sticks

Giovanni Fattori

The Fall of the House of Usher, for Edgar Allan Poe’s “Tales of Mystery and the Imagination,” Chicago, 1895–96

Aubrey Vincent Beardsley, Related author Edgar Allan Poe

Battle scene

Possibly Francesco Casanova