signed presentation copy from Ellen Terry inscribed "To wish Mrs J.B.Pond a very happy new year - from Ellen Terry - New Years Eve Baltimore 1900" at head of first leaf, 3 pochoir-coloured plates by Pamela Colman Smith, illustrations, lightly browned, chipped at corners, original wrappers with pochoir-coloured plate of Irving mounted on upper cover, sewn in original wrappers, upper detached, frayed at edges, New York, [1899 or earlier] § Royal Lyceum Theatre. A collection of theatre programmes including de luxe souvenir programmes of 'The Dead Heart' (EGC as Arthur de St.Valery), 1889; 'Ravenswood' (EGC as Henry Ashton), 1890; 'King Henry VIII' (EGC as Cromwell), 1892; 'King Lear' (EGC as Oswald), 1892; ¾cket' (EGC as Youngest Knight Templar), 1893, illustrations, many with Arnold Rood's bookplate, original cloth-backed pictorial limp boards, many highlighted in gold ; and a bundle of other programmes featuring Ellen Terry, Henry Irving and Edward Gordon Craig, one with announcement of Sarah Bernhardt's final performance, and ephemera relating to Ellen Terry including a photograph of Arnold Rood and Teddy Craig at the Ellen Terry Museum at Smallhythe, Kent, v.s. (a bundle) James Burton Pond was an American impresario of lecture tours.