Woodcuts from British Star Fishes, 1841

From Preface

Nor must I forget favours of the pencil. To my friend Mr. G. J. Bell the volume is indebted for some of its most interesting embellishments : Mr. Alder and Mr. Thompson have also contributed to the ornamental part. The wood-cutting speaks for itself,-thanks to Mr. Bastin, who in the most praiseworthy manner made himself acquainted not merely with the drawings, but with the texture and appearance of the animals themselves, in order the better to express them.

With three exceptions the figures of species are from my own drawings, and with a view to secure correctness were mostly drawn on the wood by myself. ...

Most of the non-technical illustrations are signed with EF - others are clearly marked as by other hands and are not included here. G.W. Wood remarked on Forbe's propensity to make little sketches

.
tailpiece page 56

Page 67 The Shetland Argus Astrophyton scutatum
	Tailpiece from Preface
Heading - first chapter
	Heading page 19 - Ophiuridae
Tailpiece page 21
	Tailpiece page 26
Tailpiece page 34
	Tailpiece page 39
Vignette page 44 "a view of the ruins of Peel Castle" note the steps up to the round tower
	Vignette page 49 "a view of the north west coast of the Isle of Man, and the ruins of St Germain's Cathedral"
Heading page 71
	Tailpiece page 77
Tailpiece page 82
	Vignette p 94 - Bradda Head
Tailpiece page 105
	Tailpiece page 115
Heading, page 141 - Sea Urchins
	Tailpiece page 166
Tailpiece page 177
	Heading page 189
Tailpiece page 193
	Heading page 197
Tailpiece page 208
	Tailpiece page 222 (note reversed from that in book as initials EF were reversed)
Tail piece page 230 "The vignette represents a Runic or Buddhist [sic] cross near Ramsey Bay Isle of Man The Guriat Stone from Port-y-Vullen - not its original position, Kermode thinks originally belonged to old Keeil belonging to Ballaterson treen but moved some time beginning of 19th Century. Inscription along edge is in Hiberno-British characters.
	Chapter heading page 243 Spiunculidae