D. Other Cards

Year	Country	mm	Item	Recto	Verso	Notes
c1880	USA	80x132	D1			Victorian trade card of an ape rhyming about Darwin.
c1897		83x125	D2			Art cards from a set depicting people who were famous to late 19th-century Americans. D2 reproduces an engraving [17] of an 1875 painting [11] by W. W. Ouless, D3 a c1880 photo [19] by Lock & Whitfield.
			D3
1903		87x153	D4			Calendar card for June 1903 issued by the Bullock Electric Manufacturing Company of Cincinnati. Portrait is a colourised reproduction of a c1870 photo by Elliott & Fry.
1905	UK	87x178	D5			Stereographic card of Chavailiaud's c1896 Darwin statue at Palm House, Sefton Park, Liverpool. (Statue on verso is Lombardi's "Two Goats"). A more recent photo of the Darwin statue is here [13].
1908	Germany	48x94	D6			Packaged with Stollwerck chocolate bars.
1934	UK	32x102	D7			Ty-phoo tea card from "Homes of Famous Men" series. Depicts Darwin's Down House, with 1881 J. Collier painting inset. Issued with three advertising slogan variations on lower verso; the other two are here and here.
1938	Belgium	60x88	D8			From an anonymously-issued series entitled "Famous Men" and associated with thread manufacturer Gütermann. French and Dutch verso text. Portrait based on a c1874 photo [6] by Darwin's son Leonard.
1952	USA	52x75	D9			For some reason this Topps "Look 'n See" card includes Darwin in a series of "Famous Americans." Portrait based on 1878 photo [7] by Lock & Whitfield.
1960		89x147	D10			"Ed-u-card" issued by Grolier. Portrait based on 1869 photo [6] by J. M. Cameron.
1960-65	UK	36x68	D11			From "Inventions and Discoveries" series of tea cards issued in three different years by three different brands owned by Associated British Foods: Sunblest (1960), Coopers (1962) and Fine Fare (1965). Variations on verso relate to brand differences. Portrait based on 1868 photo [8] by J. M. Cameron.
			D12
			D13
1962		66x95	D14			From "Famous Discoveries and Adventures" series of trade cards issued by Leaf.
1967	Belgium	50x70	D15			From "The Great Mystery of the Oceans" series. Packaged with Jacques Chocolates, verso text in French and Dutch.
1969	UK	36x68	D16			Brooke Bond tea card from "Famous People" series. Intended for album [5]. Portrait based on an 1875 painting [11] by W. W. Ouless, currently housed in Christ's College at Cambridge University, or on P. Rajon's well-known etching [12] of this painting.
1970			D17			Brooke Bond tea card from "The Saga of Ships" series. Depicts HMS Beagle, on which Darwin circumnavigated the world from 1831-1836. Intended for album [5].
1974		35x68	D18			From "Exploration and Adventure" series of trade cards issued by Quaker Oats. Depicts Darwin ashore on the Galapagos Islands. Printed directly on cereal box and meant to be cut out.
1979	USSR	105x150	D19			Art card depicting Darwin in Bahia, Brazil during his Beagle voyage, pondering the fossils of huge extinct mammals.
1980	Italy	54x76	D20			From Panini's "Famous Men" series.
c1980	UK	110x148	D21			Art card depicting Charles, Emma and William Darwin at their first family home on Upper Gower Street, London. From the collection of Philip Titheradge, who served as Custodian of Darwin's Down House from 1975 to 1989 [20].