The other world; or, Glimpses of the supernatural. Being facts, records, and traditions relating to dreams, omens, miraculous occurrences, apparitions, wraiths, warnings, second-sight, witchcraft, necromancy, etc
A Victorian study of the supernatural by Frederick George Lee, published in London by H.S. King and Co. in 1875, covering dreams, omens, apparitions and witchcraft. The four pictures are small decorative head-piece strips from its printed pages, built from dense stippled grounds with fine linework. A designer could draw on their repeating foliage scrolls, paired birds and tendril borders for period ornament or narrow banner dividers.
