The Million Newspaper – April 8th, 1893 | Victorian Ephemera

Original Victorian newspaper The Million, dated April 8th, 1893. Published in London and priced at just one penny at the time, this richly illustrated periodical offers a fascinating glimpse into the politics, culture, and popular interests of the late 19th century.

📖 Contents include:

• People Who Are Talked About: Full-colour front cover portrait of The Czar of Russia
• Voices in Parliament – reports from the House of Commons
• Some Remarkable Dogs – stories of heroic animals
• What Wedding Cakes Cost – fashions in Victorian confectionery
• Lifeboat Heroes – bravery at sea
• Period adverts for Beecham’s Pills, Nestlé’s Food, Epps’s Cocoa, Player’s Navy Cut, and more

🖋️ Item Details:

• Publication: The Million
• Date: April 8th, 1893
• Format: Newspaper
• Country of Publication: United Kingdom
• Era: Victorian, 19th Century
• Condition: Good vintage condition, age-related yellowing and wear but intact
• Price: £10

A fantastic piece of antique ephemera, perfect for collectors of Victorian newspapers, historical illustrations, or 19th-century advertising.