Diagram I    Diagram of the Orbits of Mars and the Earth
Diagram II   Huyghens' drawing of the Syrtis Major, November 28, 1659
Diagram III  Mars
Plate I      Mars, Sinus Titanum, frontispiece, (originally a colour plate, black and white here)
Plate II     Map of the South Pole of Mars, Showing the Polar Cap and its Changes, 1894.
Plate III    Mars Longitude   0 degrees on the Meridian
Plate IV     Mars Longitude  30 degrees on the Meridian
Plate V      Mars Longitude  60 degrees on the Meridian
Plate VI     Mars Longitude  90 degrees on the Meridian
Plate VII    Mars Longitude 120 degrees on the Meridian
Plate VIII   Mars Longitude 150 degrees on the Meridian
Plate IX     Mars Longitude 180 degrees on the Meridian
Plate X      Mars Longitude 210 degrees on the Meridian
Plate XI     Mars Longitude 240 degrees on the Meridian
Plate XII    Mars Longitude 270 degrees on the Meridian
Plate XIII   Mars Longitude 300 degrees on the Meridian
Plate XIV    Mars Longitude 330 degrees on the Meridian
Plate XV     Syrtis Major--Showing Seasonal Change during 1894.
Plate XVI    Hesperia--showing seasonal change during 1894.
Plate XVII   Sea of the Sirens and Atlantis at the opposition of 1894.
Plate XVIII  Fastigium Aryn, October 1894.
Plate XIX    Lacus Phoenicis, November 1894.
Plate XX     Terminator Views, [Prof W. H. Pickering] August 24, 1894
Plate XXI    Drawings after Opposition (except one) [A.E. Douglass]
Plate XXII   Drawings after Opposition [A.E. Douglass]
Plate XXIII  Phison and Euphrates (both double) November 18, 1894.
Plate XXIVa  Complete map of Mars, split over two pages. (left side)
Plate XXIVb  "         "            "          "      "  (right side)
Plate XXV    Drawings of the Planet in 1894
Plate XXVI   Drawings of the Planet in 1894

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