 ::::I see. I was wondering because some of the photos are black and white and look like they are from the late 1800s to early 1900s. I guess I'll work on the campaignboxes in my userspace and test them in previews on the actual pages with saving to see how it looks. But I can do that some other time. And I found where the images like that Taishi Ci one are from. They're from the Zengxiang quantu Sanguo yanyi (增像全图.三国演义.上) edition of the Qing print and I believe the illustrator must have died more than 50 years ago; unless they drew the pictures in their teenager years.  For instance, say the edition was released in 1912 when the Qing fell.  Now lets say the illustrator was 20 at the time. If he lived to be 70 (which is around the time people start croaking I guess) he would have died in 1962. 50 years later it would be 2012. But the only date for a Qing dynasty edition would be 1906 (although I don't know if thats the Zengxiang quantu Sanguo yanyi? Maybe Mao Zonggang drew these in an earlier edition in the 1600s or 1700s?) and I doubt the person who drew these would have been as young as 20 in 1906.   