Then and Now: Romantic-Era Poets in the Encyclopedia Britannica, eleventh edition, 1910-1911

Britannic 11 ad: Announcement of the forthcoming issue (Victoria Daily Times, 25 March 1911)Original image

Britannica 11 ad: A Revolution in Publishing (Victoria Daily Times, 15 April 1911) Original image

Britannica 11 ad: Notice of Withdrawl (Victoria Daily Times, 6 May 1911)Original image

Britannica 11 ad: Some Representatives Opinions (Victoria Daily Colonist, 10 May 1911)Original image

Britannica 11 ad: The new Eleventh Edition (Victoria Daily Colonist, 13 May 1911)Original image

Britannica 11 ad: An Inspiration (Victoria Daily Colonist, 14 May 1911)Original image

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Britannica 11 ad: The Specimen Book (The [London] Times, 15 May 1911)Original image

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Britannica 11 ad: $1.00 In This Great Age (National Geographic Magazine, January 1911) Original image

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Britannica 11 ad: Orders for the new Encyclopædia Britannica (Illustrated London News, 11 Feb. 1911)Original image

Britannica 11 ad: In A Revolutionary New Format (Cosmopolitan Magazine,May 1915Original image

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Booklet (dialogue story) to advertise Britannica 11: For Ambitious Women (Gimbel Brothers, 4 Feb. 1916)Original image

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Britannica 11 ad: The Sum of Human KnowledgeOriginal image

Britannica 11 Ad: Now that IS a Bargain (The Worldʼs Work AdvertiserOriginal image

Britannic 11 ad: The Ideal Christmas Present (The American Magazine)Original image

Britannica 11 ad: The New Encyclopædia Britannica, 11th EditionOriginal image

Britannica 11 ad: A complete circle of instruction (The Sphere, 13 May 1911)Original image

Britannica 11 ad: Taken over by the University of Cambridge (The Sphere, 21 January 1911) Original image

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Britannica 11 ad: A great subject, and how it is treated (The [London] Times, 19 January 1911)Original image

Britannica 11 ad: At its present price (The [London] Times, 20 January 1911)Original image

Britannica 11 ad: To-day and To-morrow (The [London] Times, 30 May 1911)Original image

Britannic 11 ad: When the sun goes down (The American Magazine)Original image

News story: Catholics Attack New Encyclopedia (New York Times, 29 September 1911) Original image

Clipping: Editor Dines Contributors (New York Times, 22 January 1911)Original image

Clipping: Review of Britannica Engineering Articles (The [London] Times, 19 April 1911)Original image

Clipping: The New Encyclopædia Britannica: not censored in Russia (The [London] Times, 31 May 1911)Original image

The remarkable volume 29 of Britannica 11: The IndexOriginal image

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Louis Vuitton Trunk designed for Britannica 11, c.1910 (1000 produced)Original image

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