Dickens' Christmas Carol : Grandma's Graphics

These images are taken from a 1930's English Children's Annual.

Old Scrooge
Old Scrooge sat busy
in his counting-house.

Leave It Alone
"Let me leave it alone,
then," said Scrooge.

Marley's Face
Scrooge saw...
Marley's face.

Haunted by Three Spirits
"You will be haunted,"
resumed the ghost,
"by three spirits."

Christmas Past
"I am the Ghost of
Christmas Past."

Lonely Boy
A lonely boy
was reading
by a feeble fire.

Fezziwig
"Yo ho, my boys!" said
Fezziwig. "No more work
tonight. It's Christmas Eve."

Christmas Present
"I am the Ghost of
Christmas Present,"
said the spirit.
"Look upon me!"

Bob and Tiny Tim
In came little Bob...
and Tiny Tim upon
his shoulder.

Scrooge's Nephew
At every fresh question
Scrooge's nephew burst
into a fresh roar of laughter.

The Spirit Pointed Onward
The spirit answered not,
but pointed onward
with its hand.

Scrooge's Grave
"No, spirit!
Oh, no, no!"

Prize Turkey to Camden Town
"Why, it's impossible
to carry that to Camden
Town," said Scrooge.

Raise Your Salary
"I am about to
raise your salary."