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Frozen Charlotte corpse doll. So-called after a girl who froze to death being driven to a ball. Wildly popular with C19th children as they only cost a penny & came in their own tiny coffins - with a message. They were also baked into cakes as a surprise.

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The Blameless Prince, and Other Poems

Edmund Clarence Stedman

Boston: Ticknor, Osgood, & Co.

(Successors to Ticknor & Fields)

1869.

Gilt motto on cover translates from French as "without fear and without blame."

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Source: This

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Farming in the Yorkshire Dales. England.

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the whole point of a zine is that it's cheap to produce, amateur and homemade. if you're being asked to apply to participate in a print project, it is not a zine. if the final product is being printed and bound professionally, it is not a zine. if you are being asked to enter into any kind of licensing agreement more complex than "my work can be reproduced as part of this publication" it is not a zine. nine times put of ten if the final product costs more than $5 you have left zine country. im so serious about this.

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"Light catcher" (2012) by Helene Beland.

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reading David Copperfield, and it's not stuffy. Dickens is funny stuff.

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❄ Wild animals of North America Washington, D.C., The National geographical society[c1918]

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Der Winter (1881) by Valentin Ruths. Hamburger Kunsthalle.

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Memento mori: doodled skeleton #death holding an hour glass (Engelberg, Stiftsbib 339)

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Vivienne Westwood

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Amédée Guillemin. La Lumière et Les Couleurs, 1874. Source

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drawings with color

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A reticulated white jade ‘pine and crane’ plaque, Qing dynasty, 18th century.

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Early 1950s Modern Library editions of Nine Stories and The Catcher in the Rye, J.D. Salinger