Conkey, W. B.

• "Cinderella" (1897)
• "Her godmother, who was a Fairy, came to her...." (1897)
• "Go and fetch me a pumpkin...." (1897)
• "She brought a big pumpkin from the garden, two fine rats, six mice and six lizards." (1897)
• "'Put these on, 'said the Fairy,...." (1897)
• "The pumpkin was changed into a lovely carriage." (1897)
• "Everybody at the Palace was astonished when they saw such a grand lady...." (1897)
• "The Prince fell in love with her at once, and he would dance with no one else." (1897)
• "Cinderella offered her sisters sweet meats...." (1897)
• "Next night they went to a ball at the Palace again...." (1897)
• "She was so happy with the Prince that she quite forgot the time...." (1897)
• "The guard at the door could not think how it was that such a shabby girl got in..." (1897)
• "So Cinderella sat down and without any trouble put her foot into the slipper..." (1897)
• "And her sisters fell down on their knees and begged her pardon for using her so badly..." (1897)
• "The Prince took her by the hand and led her into the Palace...." (1897)

Graham & Matlack

• "Cinderella" (n.d.)
• "Cinderella at the hearth" (n.d.)
• "Cinderella and her Fairy Godmother" (n.d.)
• "Cinderella and the Prince" (n.d.)
• "Cinderella returns" (n.d.)
• "Cinderella fitting the slipper" (n.d.)
• "Cinderella as the Princess" (n.d.)
• "The Riding Horses" (n.d.)

Homewood Publishing

• "Cinderella" (1902)
• "Her godmother, who was a Fairy, came to her..." (1902)
• "The Fairy touched them with her wand..." (1902)
• "Then Cinderella got into her grand carriage..." (1902)
• "The Prince fell in love with her at once..." (1902)
• "...and he would dance with no one else." (1902)
• "She remembered what her godmother had said..." (1902)
• "The guard at the door could not think how it was such a shabby girl had got in...." (1902)
• "So Cinderella sat down and without any trouble put her foot into the slipper..." (1902)
• "The Prince took her by the hand and led her into the Palace...." (1902)
• "Back cover depicting a young Cinderella." (1902)

Illustrated London News

• "Christmas Pantomimes and Burlesque at the Haymarket." (1859)
• "Christmas Pantomimes and Burlesque at St. James." (1859)
• "Christmas Pantomimes and Burlesque at Covent Garden." (1859)

London Illustrated Times

• "Transformation scene at Covent Garden" (1866)
• "Cinderella Pantomime at the Drury." (1866)

• "Cap O' Rushes" (1900)
• "Now I have caught you, Molly Whuppie" (1900)
• "At the church door" (1892)
• "Fair, Brown, and Trembling" (1892)
• "Yspathaden Penkawr" (1892)
• "The Eagle of Gwern" (1892)
• "The Sea Maiden" (1892)
• "The King's daughter was to be sacrificed" (1892)
• "The youth cuts off one of the monster's heads" (1892)
• "The Herald announces the Court Ball" (1916)
• "The Soldier Lays a Honey-Trap" (1916)
• "The Step-Sister cuts off her Toe" (1916)
• "Anima Goes Down the Hole" (1916)
• "The Lamp" (1916)
• "Katau burst out of his stable with the prince on his back" (1892)
• "The Boy with the Moon on his Forehead" (1892)

• "Frontispiece of Cinderilla being fitted with the slipper" (1922)
• "Cinderilla and her Prince" (1922)
• "Title page of The Fairy Tales of Charles Perrault" (1922)
• "Table of Contents" (1922)
• "Headpiece of Tale of Illustrations" (1922)
• "Introduction Image" (1922)
• "Closing of Introduction with image of Puppeteer" (1922)
• "Red Riding Hood" (1922)
• "He asked wither she was going" (1922)
• "Perrault's Moral for Red Riding Hood" (1922)
• "The Fairy" (1922)
• "What is this I see?" (1922)
• "Am I to serve you water, pray?" (1922)
• "Endpiece: couple with attendant" (1922)
• "Perrault's Moral for The Fairy" (1922)
• "Blue Beard" (1922)
• "What? Is not the key among the rest?" (1922)
• "This man had the misfortune to have a blue beard" (1922)
• "Endpiece: Blue Beard joins his dead wives" (1922)
• "Perrault's Moral for Blue Beard" (1922)
• "Sleeping Beauty in the Wood" (1922)
• "At this instant the fairy came out" (1922)
• "The Prince enquired of the old man" (1922)
• "He saw upon a bed the finest sight" (1922)
• "I will have it so...I will have her with a sauce, Robert" (1922)
• "Perrault's Moral for the Sleeping Beauty in the Wood" (1922)
• "The Master Cat" (1922)
• "The marquis gave his hand to the princess" (1922)
• "Endpiece of The Master Cat: Butterflies" (1922)
• "Perrault's Moral for The Master Cat" (1922)
• "Cinderilla" (1922)
• "Away she drove, scarce able to contain herself for joy" (1922)
• "Anyone but Cinderilla would have dressed their heads awry" (1922)
• "She left behind one of her glass slippers, which the Prince took up most carefully" (1922)
• "Endpiece: couples in the garden" (1922)
• "Perrault's Moral for Cinderilla" (1922)
• "Another Moral for Cinderilla" (1922)
• "Riquet of the Tuft" (1922)
• "The Prince believed he had given her more with than he had reserved for himself" (1922)
• "Riquet with the Tuft appeared to her the finest Prince upon earth" (1922)
• "Perrault's Moral for Riquet of the Tuft" (1922)
• "Little Thumb" (1922)
• "Little Thumb was as good as his word" (1922)
• "He brought them home by the very same way they came" (1922)
• "Endpiece: Little Thumb Riding the Wave" (1922)
• "Perrault's Moral for Little Thumb" (1922)
• "The Ridiculous Wishes" (1922)
• "Jupiter appeared before him wielding his mighty thunderbolts" (1922)
• "A long black pudding came winding toward her" (1922)
• "Truth to tell, this new ornament did not set off her beauty" (1922)
• "Endpiece: The looking glass" (1922)
• "Perrault's Moral for The Ridiculous Wishes" (1922)
• "Donkey Skin" (1922)
• "Another gown the colour of the moon" (1922)
• "He thought the Princess was his Queen" (1922)
• "Curiosity made him put his eye to the keyhole" (1922)
• "Perrault's Moral for Donkey Skin" (1922)
• "Endpiece: Man upon knees before Woman" (1922)

• "Frontispiece of Sleeping Beauty 'At last he came to...where Rosamond lay'" (1886)
• "Illustrated Title Page" (1886)
• "Headspiece: The Clever Gretel" (1886)
• "Headspiece: Goose Girl" (1886)
• "O wind blow Conrad's hat away, and make him follow as it flies" (1886)
• "Endspiece: Goose Girl" (1886)
• "Headspiece: The Frog Prince" (1886)
• "Title Text" (1886)
• "Endspiece: The Frog Prince" (1886)
• "It happened...that Faithful John...caught sight of three ravens...and listened" (1886)
• "Headspiece: Faithful John" (1886)
• "Title Text" (1886)
• "Endspiece: Faithful John" (1886)
• "Headspiece: Aschenputtel" (1886)
• "Title Text" (1886)
• "Endspiece: Aschenputtel putting on the slipper" (1886)
• "Headspiece: Mother Hulda" (1886)
• "Title Text" (1886)
• "In the despair of her heart she jumped down into the well" (1886)
• "Endspiece: rooster announces the restoration of the girl" (1886)
• "Headspiece: Little Red Cap" (1886)
• "Title Text: Cakes and wine" (1886)
• "Endspiece: A wolf in disguise" (1886)
• "Headspiece: Prudent Hans" (1886)
• "Title Text: Hans" (1886)
• "Endspiece: Hans casts sheep's eyes at Grethel" (1886)
• "There came a king's son into that country" (1886)
• "Title Text: Bathing Beauty" (1886)
• "The wedding of the Prince and Rosamond" (1886)
• "Queen thou art of beauty rare/But Snow-white living in the glen/With the seven little men/is a thousand times more fair" (1886)
• "When it was quite dark, the masters of the house came home" (1886)
• "Title Text: A queen sat at her window" (1886)
• "Looking glass upon the wall, who is the fairest of us all?" (1886)

• "Cinderella scouring the Pots and Kettles"
• "Cinderella helping her Sisters to Dress for the Royal Ball"
• "The Pumpkin, and the Rat, and the Lizards, being changed by the fairy, into a Coach, Horses, and Servants; to take Cinderella to the Ball at the Royal Palace"
• "The Fairy changing Cinderella's Kitchen dress into a beautiful Ball dress"
• "The Prince, picking up Cinderella's Glass Slipper"
• "Cinderella leaving the Royal Palace after the Clock had Struck Twelve"
• "The Herald's proclaiming the Prince's wish that all the Single Ladies should try on the Glass Slipper"
• "Cinderella having fitted on the Glass Slipper produces its' fellow"
• "The Marriage of Cinderella to The Prince"
• "Cinderella and the Glass Slipper"

• "Famous Fairy Tales for Children" (ca. 1925)
• Introductory page with photograph of W. B. Caldwell and decorations. (ca. 1925)
• "Cinderella" (ca. 1925)
• Cinderella in flight at midnight. (ca. 1925)
• The Fairy godmother commences the magical transformation. (ca. 1925)
• Associating the transformation motif. (ca. 1925)
• "Jack and the Beanstalk" (ca. 1925)
• The villain is felled (ca. 1925)
• The restoration of wealth aligned with the restoration of health. (ca. 1925)
• Timeless tales and timeless remedies...'Note the appearance of the package...' (ca. 1925)
• "Little Red Riding Hood" (ca. 1925)
• Red Riding Hood examines the appearance of "Granny" (ca. 1925)
• A testimonial from a Granny? (ca. 1925)
• Reiterating consistency through generations of shared fairy tales and remedies. (ca. 1925)
• "Aladdin and his Lamp" (ca. 1925)
• Is the magic of the Pepsin comparable to that which Aladdin holds within his Lamp? (ca. 1925)
• Both Aladdin and the consumer of Dr. Caldwell's Pepsin are able to eat as they wish. (ca. 1925)
• Rescued...recovered...regained...restoration themes of the fairy tale and the pepsin. (ca. 1925)
• Restoring order in the fairy tale narrative and in the lives of the patron of this pepsin. (ca. 1925)
• The back cover depicts a mother entertaining and educating her children with a copy of "Famous Fairy Tales for Children." (ca. 1925)

• "The Wer-wolf carries Prince William away." (1905)
• "The Emperor carries William away." (1905)
• "The Lovers meet by plan of Alexandrine." (1905)
• "The Bearskins...Am not I a bold beast." (1905)
• "The Werewolf's visit to the cave." (1905)
• "The fury of the Werwolf." (1905)
• "Round the bag which held the boy a brilliant light was shining." (1905)
• "Havelok presents Goldborough to the English people." (1905)
• "Aphrodite brings Cupid to Psyche." (1905)
• "Zephyr carries Psyche down from the mountain." (1905)
• "Aphrodite finds Psyche's task accomplished." (1905)
• "Little Sir Bevis avenges his father." (1905)
• "Strong Sir Bevis keeps the two dragons at bay." (1905)
• "Apuleius changes into an ass." (1905)

• "Venus and a Seagull" (1887)

• "How Cinderella Was Able To Go To The Ball" (1924)
• "Frontispiece: Cinderella could not help crying" (1924)
• "Contents of How Cinderella Was Able To Go To The Ball" (1924)
• "CINDERELLA GOES TO THE BEES FOR BEESWAX AND TO THE GARDEN FOR ONIONS." (1924)
• "'NOW THE VINEGAR,' SAID HER GODMOTHER" (1924)
• "CINDERELLA DANCED FOR JOY IN HER SAFFRON-TINTED FROCK." (1924)
• "TUNIC-ORANGE AND CERISE PAINTED IN; DYED GREEN, BLUE AND DARK BLUE." (1924)
• "TUNIC-GREEN PAINTED IN, ORANGE AND RED DYES." (1924)
• "Sleeveless tunic with hanging side sash - yellow represents wax; dyed green, blue painted in." (1924)
• "Progressive examples of Batik." (1924)
• "Guenevere Gone A Maying." (1924)
• "Requirements for Success in Batik." (1924)
• "Silk Opera Cloak in Batik." (1924)
• "Dress in Batik." (1924)
• "Lampshade Title: The Chase." (1924)
• "Pair of curtains, title: Little Sister and Faire Brother." (1924)
• "Tjanzings." (1924)
• "Javanese Earthenware Dish with Heater-for Charcoal." (1924)
• "Endspiece: Cinderella working Batik." (1924)
• "Back cover" (1924)

• "Snow White and Rose Red" (1924)

• "Cinderella" (1921)
• "CINDERELLA CHOSE THE BIGGEST AND FINEST PUMPKIN ON THE VINES" (1921)
• "CINDERELLA TRIED TO MAKE HER SISTERS LOOK AS WELL AS POSSIBLE" (1921)
• "WE MIGHT MAKE A COACHMAN OUT OF THESE" (1921)
• "YOU MUST NOT STAY ONE MINUTE AFTER MIDNIGHT" (1921)
• "CINDERELLA SHARED WITH HER SISTERS THE FRUIT AND SWEET MEATS" (1921)
• "IF YOU HAD BEEN AT THE BALL YOU WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN YAWNING" (1921)
• "CINDERELLA SPRANG UP AND RAN OUT OF THE BALLROOM" (1921)
• "THE PRINCE'S MESSENGER BLEW A GREAT BLAST ON HIS TRUMPET" (1921)
• "THE WEDDING CAKE WITH THE SLIPPERS" (1921)

• "It looks quite easy. May I try to do it?" (1924)
• "Stretch your finger that I may feel if you are getting fat" (1924)
• "Cinderella left one of her glass slippers on the floor" (1924)
• "Bending over the brook, she drank" (1924)
• "The poor child was sent to live in the kitchen" (1924)
• "There on the hearth in front of her stood an old woman" (1924)
• "The daintiest pair of glass slippers that were ever seen" (1924)
• "There was no doubt as to whom he would choose" (1924)
• "Cinderella in her fright ran so fast" (1924)
• "The king sent out all his heralds and trumpeters" (1924)
• "So sweet and pretty that everybody loved her" (1924)
• "'Good morning,' said the wolf, and trotted away" (1924)
• "The wolf reached the Grandmother's cottage and knocked at the door" (1924)
• "The better to eat you with" (1924)
• "The lock of hair fell out of her bosom" (1924)
• "They traveled on till they came to the King's palace" (1924)
• "A strong wind snatched his hat off" (1924)
• "The king bade him tell all that happened" (1924)
• "The old king stood outside and listened" (1924)
• "The rightful princess bride" (1924)
• "Cinderella in flight graces the inside of both covers" (1924)
• "Illustrated cover of Grimm's Fairy Tales" (1924)

• "Proserpine and Psyche" (1887)

• "Cupid and Psyche" (1887)

• "The Slippers of Cinderella" (1919)
• "So much depends upon the way a thing is worn." (1919)
• "And these are your sisters - ugly and cruel doubtless." (1919)
• "If you please, miss, was it by your orders that this was sent in?" (1919)

• "Frontispiece of Rapunzel" (1950)
• "At last they set forth on their way again, but the bull was still weak and could not move quickly" (1950)
• "He was terrible to see and he had five heads" (1950)

• "Title page of 'Cinderella'" (1921)
• "Frontispiece of 'Cinderella'" (1921)
• "CINDERELLA HAD TO WASH THE DISHES AND SCRUB THE FLOORS" (1921)
• " THE SISTERS CALLED IN CINDERELLA TO ASK HER ADVICE" (1921)
• "YOU WILL FIND SIX LIZARDS BEHIND THE WATERING POT" (1921)
• "THE PRINCE STAYED CLOSE BESIDE CINDERELLA" (1921)
• "THE PRINCE ASKED THE GUARDS IF THEY HAD SEEN THE PRINCESS" (1921)
• "THE LITTLE SLIPPER FITTED CINDERELLA LIKE WAX" (1921)

• "On the grave stood a large box of valuable clothes of different kinds" (1917)