"A Christmas Carol" (1914 Edition) - Part 2

Now let's take a look at the color plates from the 1914 edition of "A Christmas Carol" as illustrated by A.I. Keller:

A few things to point out:

I think it's interesting that none of  the ghosts, including Marley's Ghost, are illustrated.

Also, of the eight color plates, four of them are from the end of the book. They actually have to start them early to get them all in!

But I like 'em a lot!

Here's a photo of A.I. Keller:

"A Christmas Carol" (1914 Edition) - Part 1

"A Christmas Carol" (1914 Edition)
David McKay, Publisher (Philadelphia)
Illustrator: A.I. Keller

Let's kick it old school again with some illustrations from a 1914 edition of "A Christmas Carol."

These are the work of  American artist A.I. (Arthur Ignatius) Keller (1866-1924).

There are some black and white illustrations as well as color plates.

Let's take a look at the black and white ones:

Next: the color plates!