"The appearance of Ahriman," from The Bow and the Sword by Edward Charles Phythian Adams, 1893.

From The Rhyme and Reason of Country Life, 1856.

"Who are the real?" from an 1886 advertisement.

From The Dervishes or Oriental Spiritualism by John Porter Brown, 1868.

From Approaches to the Great Settlement (1918).

From Boons and Blessings by S. C. Hall, 1875.

"Love not consumed in passion's heart but golden flamed & stedfast, sweet," from Queen Summer, written and illustrated by Walter Crane, 1891.

Here's where crutches go when the lame walk and medicine bottles go when they've effected their cure, from Cured by an Incurable by Philip Bennett Power and illustrated by Edmund Fitzpatrick, 1888.

From the University of Maryland's Terra Mariae yearbook, 1908.  See How to Hoodoo Hack a Yearbook.