James Henderson & Sons, Ltd., London

A publisher of books and postcards. Their output was principally in series and was large and varied. They produced greetings and holiday cards, depictions of animals, humor, sepia view-cards, and toy cutouts. They are perhaps best known for their artist signed cards issued in sets. Some of these sets like that of Charles Dana Gibson’s magazine illustrations were very large comprising of sixty cards. They also published a Gem Picture series that reproduced book illustrations, and an Aqualette series that reproduced watercolors.