- Cover for monthly parts
- Cover and verso for monthly parts
- Frontispiece
- Title Page
- The Bird's in the Cage (Part 1, Dec. 1855)
- Under the Microscope (plate — study)
- Mr. Flintwinch mediates as a friend of the family (Part 2, January 1856)
- The Room with the Portrait (Part 2, January 1856)
- Little Mother (Part 3, February 1856)
- Making Off (Part 3, February 1856)
- Mr. F.'s Aunt is conducted into Retirement (Part 4, March 1856)
- Little Dorrit's Party (Part 4, March 1856)
- Mr. and Mrs. Flintwinch (Part 5, April 1856)
- The Ferry (Part 5, April 1856)
- The Brothers (Part 6, May 1856)
- Miss Dorrit and Little Dorrit (Part 6, May 1856)
- Fanny and Little Dorrit call on Mrs. Merdle [original frontispiece] (Part 7, June 1856)
- Visitors at the Works (Part 7, June 1856)
- The Story of the Princess (Part 7, June 1856)
- Five-and-Twenty (Part 8, July 1856)
- Floating away (Part 8, July 1856)
- Mr. Flintwinch has a mild Attack of Irritability (Part 9, August 1856)
- The Pensioner Entertainment (Part 9, August 1856)
- Society expresses its Views on a Question of Marriage (Part 10, September 1856)
- The Marshalsea becomes an Orphan (Part 10, September 1856)
- The Travellers (Part 11, October 1856)
- The Family Dignity is affronted (Part 11, October 1856)
- Instinct stronger than Training (Part 12, November 1856)
- Mr. Sparkler under a Reverse of Circumstances (Part 12, November 1856)
- Rigour of Mr. F.'s Aunt (Part 13, December 1856)
- Mr. Flintwinch Receives the Embrace of Friendship (Part 13, December 1856)
- The Patriotic Conference (Part 14, January 1857)
- Mr. Baptist is supposed to have seen Something (Part 14, January 1857)
- Missing and Dreaming (Part 15, February 1857)
- Reception of an Old Friend (Part 15, February 1857)
- An Unexpected After-dinner Speech (Part 16, March 1857)
- The Night (Part 16, March 1857)
- Mr. Merdle becomes a Borrower (Part 17, April 1857)
- Flora's Tour of Inspection, Coloured Frontispiece to the 1867 Edition (Part 17, April 1857)
- At Mr. John Chivery's Tea-table (Part 18, May 1857)
- In the Old Room (Part 18, May 1857)
- Damocles (Part 19, June 1857)
- Little Dorrit Leaving The Marshalsea (detail) (Parts 19/20, June 1857)
- The Third Volume of the Registers (Parts 19/20, June 1857).
Related Material: The Other Illustrated Editions (1863 — 1910)
- James Mahoney's 58 illustrations for Dickens's Little Dorrit (1873)
- Harry Furniss's 29 illustrations for Dickens's Little Dorrit (1910)
- Charles Dickens's Little Dorrit (1857): Site Map
- Felix Octavius Carr Darley — three engraved frontispieces, volumes 1, 2, and 4: 1863)
- Illustrations by Sol Eytinge, Jr. — 16 plates from the Ticknor and Fields' Diamond Edition (1867)
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