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  • The adoration of the shepherds at the birth of Christ. Stipple engraving by G.S. & J.G. Facius, 1806, after J. Reynolds.
  • Young children playing a game of hide-and-seek. Etching by Adolphe Lalauze after Honoré Fragonard.
  • Plain speaking about HIV and AIDS and how it affects women, written for women by the experts - women. 3, HIV, pregnancy and children / Positively Women.
  • Krishna freeing his parents (Vasudeo and Devki) from prison. Chromolithograph by R. Varma, 1907.
  • Seven Kafir girls
  • An old man with a wooden leg, probably a former soldier, marches with a shouldered broomstick to the drum beaten by a child behind him. Lithograph by T. Farlow after R. Farrier.
  • A girl and a boy hold up a female and a male doll who appears to wear a condom with the message below: "At 10 years old, children are capable of understanding many situations"; one of a series of posters representing an advertisement for a competition for posters of images against AIDS. Colour lithograph by Eric Perillaud.
  • The British Museum: the Zoological Gallery, crowded with holiday visitors. Wood engraving, 1845.
  • Martha Gunn, a Brighton bather holding a small child that she has just saved from drowning. Coloured engraving by W. Nutter, 1797, after J. Russell.
  • Children in focus : a one-day conference : Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre, Broad Sanctuary, Westminster, London SW1P 3EE : Thursday 28th October 1993 / National Dairy Council.
  • Women and AIDS : plain speaking about AIDS and how it affects women, written for women by the experts - women. 3, HIV and pregnancy and children / Positively Women and Immunity.
  • A young child sitting at a table using dominoes as building blocks. Engraving by A.& E. Varin after A. Anker.
  • A boy telling his aunt the advantages of placing her name on the Social Register. Wood engraving after C. Keene, 1869.
  • West Midlands Tuberculosis sanatoria and public information
  • The Foundling Hospital, Holborn, London: a bird's-eye view of the courtyard, numbered for a key. Coloured engraving after L. P. Boitard, 1753.
  • A dispensary in the East End of London: crowds of local children are being vaccinated. Wood engraving by E. Buckman, 1871.
  • The risen Christ shares supper with two men at Emmaus. Etching by R. Delaunay after P. Caliari, il Veronese.
  • A paralysed old man being comforted and nursed by his children. Mezzotint by S. De Wilde after J.J. Flipart after J.B. Greuze.
  • Group of leper camp workers, Yakusu, Belgian Congo
  • Verses for children about measuring dogs (left); details of Sparkla cleaning product and Nubolic soap. Lithographs.
  • The Virgin and Christ Child blessing a boy. Engraving, 186-.
  • East London Hospital for Children, Shadwell: a party in one of the wards on New Year's Eve. Wood engraving, 1870.
  • A group of children playing at being doctors and pharmacists, mother and grandmother approach through a door. Photogravure after F. Hardy.
  • West Midlands Tuberculosis sanatoria and public information
  • The adoration of the shepherds. Etching by F. Berardi after G. Magni after C. Dolci.
  • A family group with an old lady, a young woman with a child on her lap and a small boy playing a whistle. Etching by W. Geikie.
  • National Children's Bureau Conference : World AIDS Day Conference 1995 : children's participation in HIV services : needs, rights and cultural diversity / a major one day conference organised by the National Forum on AIDS and Children, the European Forum on HIV/AIDS, Children and Families and the National Children's Bureau.
  • King George II and Queen Caroline with their ten children (?). Etching.
  • A figure points to a slogan on a banner, a doctor giving advice and children and a baby representing an advertisement for AIDS awareness in children representing the Program on AIDS by the Thai Red Cross Society. Colour lithograph, ca. 1990's.
  • Children living in a world with AIDS : World AIDS Day appeal 1st December 1997 / Pat Macaulay, Chief Executive, ACET.