Archangel Blue Cat 66 Group of Kittens in Box 67 Example of a properly-marked Black-and-White Cat 68 Mrs. Vyvyan's Royal Cat of Siam. Prize-winner 69 Mr. Lyon's curiously-marked White-and-Black Cat 70 White Cat. Winner of many prizes 72 Mrs. Lee's Royal Cat of Siam. Winner of many prizes 73 Head of properly-marked Siamese Cat 79 Mr. Thomas's Tortoiseshell Manx She-Cat.
Winner of many prizes at the Crystal Palace 80 Mr. Thomas's Brown Tabby Manx Kitten 83 Kittens at the Show 86 Kittens after the Show 90 The Game of Ball 108 Cat and Kittens. "Happy" 109 What is it? 114 Tired of Play 117 Miss Moore's Long-haired Kitten, "Chloe." (See description of "Dinah"
for p. 23.) Chloe has been several times shown alone, and never without
winning 119 The Cat Club Challenge Vase, presented by Mr. A. A. Clarke, to be won three
times by the same exhibitor before it is his actual property 122 Example of a finely-marked Tortoiseshell Cat 123 Mr. Babb's beautiful properly-marked Light Silver Tabby She-Cat. First prize
in her class, silver medal and plate as being the best short-haired cat in the
Crystal Palace Show, 1888; also winner of many prizes at other shows 133 Example of a well-marked Black-and-White He-Cat 134 Mr. A. A. Clarke's extremely beautiful White Persian She-Cat, "Miss Whitey."
At the Crystal Palace Show in 1888, first in her class, taking the Crystal
Palace silver medal for the best female cat in the section, the silver-mounted
Doulton ware five o'clock tea-set for the best long-haired cat in the exhibition,
the gold medal given by the National Cat Club for the best long-haired
cat belonging to a member, the National Cat Club Challenge Cup, and also
winner of numerous first prizes elsewhere 140 "In full play" 143 Head of Miss Saunders' "Sylvie." (See other description) 146 Wild Cat shown at the Crystal Palace Cat Show, 1871, by the Duke of Sutherland;
caught in Sutherlandshire 154 English Wild Cat, from the British Museum 160 Heading to "Cat Proverbs" 185 Cat watching