tellers of Evald Tang Kristensen, 60b ballad singers & story-tellers, 60c—60d games etc., 61—65 peasantry life etc., 66 buildings (photographed for the National Museum), 67 peasant vestiments, 68—71 peasant vestiments (phot. by the Folkdance Society), 71b transparent-plates, 72—73 ill. from the isle of Falster (F. L. Grundtvig's coll.).
74—78: Dialects, 74—75 Falster (F. L. Grundtvig). 76 glossaries o, 77—77b misc. p, 78 Jutland (J. Madsen).
79—92: Names, 79—80 person-names o p, 81—84 surnames o p & local, 85—92b place names.
DFS 1906, 93—114: Scandinavian folklore.
93—100: Sweden, 93—94 folklore in general o p, 65—96 do. local, 97-98 illustrations, 99 names, 100 dialects.
101—104: Norway, 101—102 folklore o p, 102b ballads cat., 103—104 illustrations.
105—110: Faeroe Islands, 105 folklore o p, 106 ballads o, 107 ballad-melodies, 108 legends etc. o p, 109—110 illustrations.
111—114: Iceland, 111 folklore o & cll, 112 p, 112b c, 113—114 illustrations.
DFS 1906, 114—115d: Folklore of other countries, 114b England, 115 Germany, 115b roman peoples, 115c Celtic, 115d Finns & Lapps.
DFS 1906, 116—133: Folklore of the world, 116—117 tales (116 cll, and 116b xc, 117 papers p), 118 legends cll, 119—121 Scandinavian legends of supernatural beings xc (by A. Olrik), 122 Northern mythology p papers & illustrations, 123—125 Superstitions of diverse lands (p cll illustrations), 126 appendix to F. Grundtvig's »folklore of birds» (cfr. 1904, 1—36), 127—133 illustrations [127 games etc., 131—132b savage peoples], 133 illustrations of modern artists to popular poetry).