Image of an advertisement for Vignettes of Manhattan by Brander Matthews featuring a man wearing a yellow suit and bowler hat smoking as he walks in Manhattan, new York, with a walking stick under one arm; city skyline in background.
Image of a couple, with the man wearing a monocle, walking arm-in-arm past an angry looking man in a bowler hat; the poster presumably advertises the farce comedy "The Guv'nor" written by E. G. Lankester.
Image of an advertisement for the Lippincott's magazine April 1897 issue; a man walks along a busy street with an umbrella under his arm reading a copy of Lippincott's; men and women walking along the street with umbrellas in background.
Image of an outdoor vignette featuring men's and women's Butterick designs with a pond, large building with American flag, and small gazebo in the background; fashion details include women's walking suit with ruffle detail at hem, tail coat, cutaway jackets, long overcoats, waistcoat, ties, suits, and trousers; accessories include bowler and top hats, canes, feathered hat, muff, and gloves; reference key for figures numbered 1-19.
Image of an outdoor vignette featuring men's and women's Butterick fashions on a tiered patio with steps, a pond, and a gazebo visible behind; fashion details include women's skirted walking suit with jacket bodice and military braid detail, tail coat, cutaway jackets, overcoats, waistcoats, ties, suits, and trousers; accessories include bowler, boater, and top hats, canes, feathered bonnet, parasol, and gloves; reference key for figures numbered 1-18.
Image of five scenes from the play "N.Y." consisting of a top image showing a crime scene with injured and fighting men and a man being arrested by two police officers; a center-left full-length portrait of a man in a plaid suit and bowler hat; a center image of a man about to be hit over the head by an older woman behind him, while a man sitting at a table holds a knife; a center right full-length portrait of a young woman carrying a basket of fruit; and a bottom image of a mob of men rushing towards a man pointing a gun at a young couple, with a river and city skyline in the background; the poster advertises the comedic drama "N.Y., a Story of the Great City" (also referred to as "New York, a Tale of a Great City") written by W. F. Mott and Frank Schaefer.
