In case you ever need it, here's Chicago in a bottle. From the Loyola yearbook of 1977.

Some gruesome reflections.  From Volshebnyi Fonar', 1906.

From Emerson's 1965 yearbook.

"[Kasimir] Malevich described the material world as a reflected world, a finite form of reality, an image" (Evgenii︠a︡ Andreevna Petrova, Malevich: Artist and Theoretician).  From Greensboro's 1972 yearbook.

"The sultan stood upon the bank of the lake, beholding the fish with admiration."  From The Arabian Nights Entertainments, 1899.

From English Illustrated, 1889.

"It is surprising what pretty designs can be made in the white napkins with the pickled beets."  From Cartoons Magazine, 1920.

King Ludwig II of Bavaria as "Sun King."  From Jugend, 1902.

Saturn won't sink.  From Popular Science Monthly, 1920.

"She turned to face the reality of which the mirrored reflection had been so fearful."  From Miss Bouverie by Mrs. Molesworth, 1901.

A fourfold light, and yet it illuminates six degrees of human science: "There is the light of sensitive knowledge, the light of the mechanical arts, the light of rational philosophy, of natural philosophy, and of moral philosophy, and lastly, the light of grace" (Augusta Theodosia Drane, Christian Schools and Scholars, 1867).  Our illustration of fourfold light appears in El Mundo Físico by A. Guillemin, 1882.

"Never burn your candle at both ends" (Erica Kane, Having It All, 1997).  Our illustration is from El Mundo Físico by A. Guillemin, 1882.

From a shoe blackening ad, c. 1890.