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Series I. Agriculture Prints and Ephemera (small size) approximately 1818-1915 (bulk 1860-1900)

Physical Description: approximately 2,190 items in 17 binders and 4 boxes

Scope and Content

This series contains approximately 2,190 small-size printed items that pertain to or portray imagery of agriculture in the United States from approximately 1818 to 1915. The materials consist of advertising and promotional ephemera, illustrations, and business records related to agricultural industries. The agriculture-affiliated entities represented in this series include fertilizer companies, implement and machinery vendors and manufacturers, and fencing suppliers. Products advertised include harvesters, plows, reapers, rakes, hoes, tedders, pumps, windmills, fertilizer, and barb wire fencing for livestock. Item types include trade cards, leaflets, handbills, calendars, price lists, small catalogs, and printed billheads and letterheads with and without manuscript text.

Arrangement

This series is grouped into 2 subseries:
  • Subseries A. Implements and Supplies (small size)
  • Subseries B. Livestock (small size)
Items smaller than 8 x 10 inches are housed in binders. These items are grouped by business type and/or subject as indicated by the binder names, and are generally arranged alphabetically by merchant.
Items that are between 8 x 10 inches and 11 x 14 inches in size are individually sleeved and arranged numerically by folder and call number in one box, and select items have been fully cataloged. These items are described in the following format:
  • Title of print. Date
  • Artist(s) (when known). Printer(s). Publisher(s).
 

Subseries A. Implements and Supplies (small size)

Binder  1

Fences, A-Z by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 100 items
Binder  2

Fertilizers, A-Z by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 155 items
Binder  3

Planters, Plows, Mowers, Reapers, A by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 110 items
Binder  4

Planters, Plows, Mowers, Reapers, B-C by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 125 items
Binder  5

Planters, Plows, Mowers, Reapers, D-E by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 115 items
Binder  6

Planters, Plows, Mowers, Reapers, F-L by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 150 items
Binder  7

Planters, Plows, Mowers, Reapers, M-O by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 140 items
Binder  8

Planters, Plows, Mowers, Reapers, P-R by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 105 items
Binder  9

Planters, Plows, Mowers, Reapers, S-T by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 135 items
Binder  10

Planters, Plows, Mowers, Reapers, U-Z by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 105 items
Binder  11

Windmills and Other, A-Z by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 40 items
Box  1

Implements and Supplies (between 8 x 10 inches and 11 x 14 inches in size)

Physical Description: approximately 75 items

Note

Select items in this box have been fully cataloged and are listed below.
 

 priJLC_AGR_001218  Keystone Mf'g. Co. Sterling, Ill. : Calendar for 1884. 1884

Printers: Gies & Co.
 

 priJLC_AGR_003410  Whitely's reaper pictorial. 1888

Printers: Globe Co. (Springfield, Ohio) Publishers: William N. Whitely Co.
 

 priJLC_AGR_004951  Agricultural society of the town of Lebanon, ... 1856-1857

 

 priJLC_AGR_004961  The Deering light reaper...the new Deering mower...the Deering giant mower... approximately 1874-1902

 

 priJLC_AGR_004962  Columbian circular Whitman Agricultural Co. 1893

Printers: Stephens Litho. & Eng. Co.
 

 priJLC_AGR_005187  Summit county agricultural society. 1853

Printers: Beebe & Elkins
Box 3, Folder 1

Implements and Supplies booklets

Physical Description: approximately 5 items
 

Subseries B. Livestock (small size)

Binder  12

Breeding, Dairying, A-Z by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 120 items
Binder  13

Food, Medicine, A-Z by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 200 items
Binder  14

Horses: Blankets, boarding, breeding, A-Z by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 145 items
Binder  15

Horses: Halters, harnesses, saddles, A-Z by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 120 items
Binder  16

Horses: Horseshoes, nails, A-Z by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 115 items
Binder  17

Horses: Whips, Misc. supplies and services, A-Z by company (8 x 10 inches or smaller in size)

Physical Description: approximately 80 items
Box  2

Livestock (between 8 x 10 inches and 11 x 14 inches in size)

Physical Description: approximately 15 items

Note

Select items in this box have been fully cataloged and are listed below.
 

 priJLC_AGR_001816  Copenhagen. Horse rode by the Duke of Wellington at the battle of Waterloo. approximately 1851-1854

Printers: Ensign, Thayer & Co. ; Kellogg, Elijah Chapman, 1811-1881
 

 priJLC_AGR_003449  Dairy boy. 1862

 

 priJLC_AGR_003450  The perfect incubator. approximately 1897-1899

 

 priJLC_AGR_003452  Morgan Turk. 1858

 

 priJLC_AGR_003453  Smith, Worthington & Co. Established 1794. ©1881

Printers: Donaldson Brothers (Firm)
 

 priJLC_AGR_003456  Capewell horse nails. 1908

Artists: Stull, Henry Printers: Gray Lith. Co.
 

 priJLC_AGR_004952  Poultry supplies. approximately 1881-1912

Printers: Stobbs, Charles R.
 

 priJLC_AGR_004958  The sheep pasture. 1880

Printers: Currier & Ives Publishers: Currier & Ives
 

 priJLC_AGR_004959  Lusk & Townsend's circular. approximately 1872-1873

 

 priJLC_AGR_004960  R.B. Crouch & Co. sole agents Retsof rock lump salt for stock. approximately 1890

 

 priJLC_AGR_005188  [Pastoral scene with cattle and sheep] approximately 1845

Artists: Hinckley, Thomas Hewes, 1813-1896; Nutting, B. F. (Benjamin Franklin), 1803?-1887
Box 3, Folder 2

Livestock booklets

Physical Description: under 5 items
Box  4

Livestock periodicals

Physical Description: approximately 35 items
 

Series II. Agriculture Prints and Ephemera (large size) approximately 1836-1924 (bulk 1850-1910)

Physical Description: 125 items

Scope and Content

This series contains 125 large-size printed items related to agriculture in the United States from approximately 1836 to 1924, with the majority of items dating from 1850 to 1910. The series is comprised mainly of lithographed and engraved advertisements as well as certificates issued by or related to agricultural societies and organizations. These materials consist of color-printed, hand-colored, and uncolored images that range in size from approximately 11 x 14 inches to 26 x 38 inches.

Arrangement

This series is grouped into 2 subseries:
  • Subseries A. Implements and Supplies (large size)
  • Subseries B. Livestock (large size)
Within each subseries, items are arranged numerically by call number and described in the following format:
  • Title of print. Date
  • Artist(s) (when known). Printer(s). Publisher(s).

Related Material

Items in the Huntington Library Historical Prints collection:

  • priHHC_AGR_0000017 You want it; your wife wants it; your children want it; everybody wants it. ©December 1866 Printers: John A. Gray & Green (Firm) View online image.  
  • priHHC_AGR_0000018 Warrior Mower Cos. specialities. after 1875 Printers: Gies & Co. View online image.  
  • priHHC_AGR_0000019 For the harvest of 1867. Dodge's patent reaper & mower and self-raking harvester. 1867 Artists: Orr, John William, 1815-1887 View online image.  
 

Subseries A. Implements and Supplies (large size)

priJLC_AGR_000646

Tygert-Allen Fertilizer Co. Philadelphia. approximately 1890-1899

Artists: Packard, Herbert S. Printers: Times Printing House (Philadelphia, Pa.)
priJLC_AGR_000652

Whitman & Barnes Manufacturing Company. after 1875

Printers: Gies & Co.
priJLC_AGR_000654

Wm. F. Hughes’ Southwark hay press, forks of 2nd Street below Christian, Philadelphia. approximately 1844-1850

Artists: Rease, W. H. Printers: Kuhl, Frederick
priJLC_AGR_000667

H.C. Redington & Co. manufacturers of grain and grass scythes, Littleton, New Hampshire, near the White Mountains. approximately 1845-1848

Printers: G. & W. Endicott (Firm)
priJLC_AGR_001766

The Advance Thresher Co. Battle Creek, Mich. U.S.A. approximately 1901-1905

Printers: Gies & Co.
priJLC_AGR_001768

The Champion light binder. after 1879

Printers: A.L. Clarke & Co.
priJLC_AGR_001769

Sedgwick's steel wire fence. approximately 1885-1900

priJLC_AGR_001770

Eureka channel steel frame spring tooth harrow. after 1875

Printers: Gies & Co.
priJLC_AGR_001771

Buckeye. Manufactured by the Richardson M'f'g. Company. Worcester, Mass. approximately 1870

Printers: Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company
priJLC_AGR_001772

Bradley's superphosphate of lime. The standard commercial fertilizer. approximately 1873-1875

Printers: Tompson & Ramsay
priJLC_AGR_001773

The Gibbs patent imperial steel and chilled plows... approximately 1886

priJLC_AGR_001774

Harvesting machinery. D. M. Osborne & Co. Harvesters and binders. approximately 1879-1883

Artists: Jas. Wilson & Son ; Wilson & Miller Printers: Gindele, Franz
priJLC_AGR_001775

Roberts, Throp & Co. manufacturers of the invincible thresher also the famous Cyrus Roberts husk corn sheller. 1877-1895

Printers: Shober & Carqueville
priJLC_AGR_001776

Gray's one two & three horse power threshing machines and sawing machine works. approximately 1875-1917

Printers: Gies & Co.
priJLC_AGR_001777

Warrior Mower Co. Little Falls, N. Y. after 1875

Printers: Gies & Co.
priJLC_AGR_001778

"Excelsior Mower and Reaper." 1868-1872

Artists: Crow, Franklin Printers: Sage, Sons & Co.
priJLC_AGR_001779

Deering twine binding harvesters at work on Cooper Bro's farm 27.000 acres. Cooperstown, D. T. 1878-1891

Printers: Cosack & Co.
priJLC_AGR_001780

Centennial 1876 circular. Walter A. Wood’s harvesting machines…western edition. 1876

Printers: Hatch Lith. Co.
priJLC_AGR_001781

Albany Agricultural Works. Emery Brothers, sole and original proprietors Albany, N.Y. ©1857

Artists: Smith, B. F. (Benjamin F.), 1830-1927 ; Forbes, E. Printers: Michelin, Francis, 1809 or 1810-1878
priJLC_AGR_001782

The Westinghouse Co. Schenectady, N. Y. approximately 1875-1910

Printers: Gies & Co.
priJLC_AGR_001783

J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co. Racine, Wis. U.S.A. 1885-1890

Printers: Orcutt Litho Co.
priJLC_AGR_001784

Walter A. Wood improved harvester. approximately 1871

Printers: Van Benthuysen Printing House
priJLC_AGR_001785

The McCormick. 1885-1906

Printers: J. Ottman Lithographic Company
priJLC_AGR_001786

The McCormick. 1885-1906

Printers: J. Ottman Lithographic Company
priJLC_AGR_001787

Deering Harvester Company Chicago U.S.A. ©1901

Printers: American Lithographic Co.
priJLC_AGR_001788

Buckeye Mower & Reaper. 1868-1872

Printers: Sage, Sons & Co.
priJLC_AGR_001789

Empire Drilling Co. Shortsville, N.Y. approximately 1875-1890

Printers: Gies & Co.
priJLC_AGR_001790

Standard Fertilizers. approximately 1883-1886

priJLC_AGR_001792

Essex Agricultural Society, of Massachusetts. 1836-1839

priJLC_AGR_001793

Essex Agricultural Society, of Massachusetts. 1858

priJLC_AGR_001794

The Valley Agricultural Society Winchester VA. 1850-1859

priJLC_AGR_001795

The Seneca County. Agricultural Society. 1855

Printers: Endicott & Co. (New York, N.Y.) Publishers: Endicott & Co. (New York, N.Y.)
priJLC_AGR_001796

Diploma awarded by the New-York State Agricultural Society. 1855

Printers: Jordan & Halpin
priJLC_AGR_001797

St. Lawrence County. Agricultural Society. 1859

Printers: Endicott & Co. (New York, N.Y.) Publishers: Endicott & Co. (New York, N.Y.)
priJLC_AGR_001798

Annual Fair of the Moravia Agricultural Society. Diploma. 1861

Printers: Clapp, Matthews & Co.
priJLC_AGR_001799

Tompkins County. Agricultural Society. 1868

Printers: Endicott & Co. (New York, N.Y.)
priJLC_AGR_001800

Exhibition of 1871. This diploma awarded to Mrs. Elizabeth Shaffer by the Highland Agricultural Society... 1871

Printers: Singerly, B. (Benjamin)
priJLC_AGR_001801

The Worcester Agricultural Society. 1896

priJLC_AGR_001802

New Hampshire State Agricultural Society. 1852

Artists: Lamont, D. G. (Daniel G.) ; Meadows, C. (Christian)
priJLC_AGR_001803

Diploma awarded by the Agricultural Society of Queens County, New York. 1855

Printers: Ackerman, James, 1815 or 1816-1864
priJLC_AGR_001804

Speed the plough. Norfolk Agricultural Society. approximately 1849

Printers: Oakley, Frank F.
priJLC_AGR_001805

Awarded to Robert Crane by the Sonoma County Agricultural and Mechanical Society. approximately 1861

Printers: Britton & Co.
priJLC_AGR_001806

The California State Agricultural Society award this diploma to... 1866

Printers: Baker, Geo. H. (George Holbrook), 1827-1906
priJLC_AGR_001807

Diploma awarded by the Vermont State Agricultural Society to... ©1868; 1874

Printers: Major & Knapp Engraving, Manufacturing & Lithographic Co. Publishers: Major & Knapp Engraving, Manufacturing & Lithographic Co.
priJLC_AGR_001808

Maine Poultry Association, awarded to... 1876

Printers: Donaldson Brothers (Firm)
priJLC_AGR_001809

This is to certify that Andrew B. Elliott was duly invested with the degree of Ceres... 1892

Artists: King, Blanche V. Printers: Graham, Andrew B.
priJLC_AGR_001810

California State Board of Agriculture awards this diploma... 1902

Printers: Bosqui Eng. & Print. Co.
priJLC_AGR_001811

44th annual exhibition S. C. R. O. & B. Agr'l Society Sandy Creek, N.Y. 1901

Printers: Fair Pub. House
priJLC_AGR_001812

The great fertilizer. Whann's raw bone super-phosphate. after 1873

Printers: Lehman & Bolton
priJLC_AGR_001827

J. H. Bump's atmospheric attempering churn. approximately 1859

Printers: Avery, A. S.
priJLC_AGR_002478

Glidden steel barb wire manufactured by I. L. Ellwood & Co. 1877-1895

Printers: Shober & Carqueville
priJLC_AGR_002479

Commotion among the animals. 1877-1895

Printers: Shober & Carqueville
priJLC_AGR_003392

The great railroad fence. The Buck-Thorn. 1886

priJLC_AGR_003393

Walter A. Wood harvest machines. 1885-1892

Printers: G.H. Buek & Co.
priJLC_AGR_003394

The Thomas M'f'g Co. Springfield, Ohio. : Sulky rakes & tedders, lawn mowers & iron pumps. approximately 1885-1900

priJLC_AGR_003395

Grand detour harrows. approximately 1847-1869

priJLC_AGR_003396

Hunter's perfected farmer's friend plows. approximately 1873

priJLC_AGR_003397

The Ohio ensilage and feed cutters. approximately 1888-1903

priJLC_AGR_003398

J. I. Case & Co. manufacturers of threshing machines... 1876

priJLC_AGR_003399

The celebrated Ross ensilage & fodder cutters. 1885

priJLC_AGR_003400

Wm. Deering & Co. : Chicago, U.S.A. harvesting machinery. 1880-1902

Printers: Gies & Co.
priJLC_AGR_003401

The Deering mowers. 1880-1902

priJLC_AGR_003402

Champion barbed wire manft'd by the Hazard M'f'g Co., 87 Liberty St., New York. approximately 1887-1898

Printers: J. Manz Engraving Company
priJLC_AGR_003403

Chicago : Compliments of the Warder, Bushnell & Glessner Co. approximately 1893

priJLC_AGR_003404

Tiger self operating hay rake. approximately 1882

Printers: Gies & Co.
priJLC_AGR_003405

J.H. Thomas & Sons, Springfield, O. : Thomas rakes & engines, mudgett hay tedders. approximately 1885

Printers: Gies & Co.
priJLC_AGR_003406

The Western Wheeled Scraper. approximately 1893

priJLC_AGR_003407

The old and the new. : Superior Drill Co. Springfield, Ohio. approximately 1880-1903

Printers: Winters Art Lithographing Company
priJLC_AGR_003408

No. 8 steel Excelsior binder. 1888

Printers: Krebs Lithographing Company
priJLC_AGR_003409

Syracuse Chilled Plow Co. 1879-1885

Printers: Mayer, Merkel & Ottmann
priJLC_AGR_003608

Champion barbed wire manft'd by the Crandal Mfg' Co. approximately 1881-1888

Printers: J. Manz Engraving Company
priJLC_AGR_003609

Strong points in the Walter A. Wood machines. approximately 1888

Printers: Rand, Avery & Co.
priJLC_AGR_003610

Stone & Keating's illustrated circular, to the trade. approximately 1875-1881

priJLC_AGR_003611

The Edmiston & Waddell Co., manufacturers... price list... approximately 1884-1887

priJLC_AGR_003612

Ceres, trademark fertilizers. 1885

priJLC_AGR_003613

Bullard's improved hay tedder. 1873

priJLC_AGR_003614

Wm. Deering & Co. harvesting machinery Chicago Ill. U.S.A. 1878-1891

Printers: Cosack & Co.
priJLC_AGR_003615

A. W. Gray's sons' patent horse powers. 1878

priJLC_AGR_003616

La Dow's jointed pulverizing harrow. 1878

priJLC_AGR_003617

Thomas Tedder directions, style 1893 and 1894. The Thomas Manuf'g Co., Springfield, Ohio. 1894

priJLC_AGR_003618

Walter A. Wood rake. 1878-1891

Printers: Cosack & Co.
priJLC_AGR_003619

Malvin B. Shurtz & Co. general southern agents for "Eclipse" wind engines. approximately 1884-1887

priJLC_AGR_003620

Newport's experimental farm...we stand on the merits of our goods. approximately 1903-1904

priJLC_AGR_003621

F. C. Sturtevant sole proprietor. Mills at 162, 164, 166 Commerce St. 216 State St. Hartford, Conn. approximately 1883-1911

priJLC_AGR_003622

Centennial 1876 circular. Walter A. Wood’s harvesting machines…eastern edition. 1876

Printers: Hatch Lith. Co.
priJLC_AGR_003708

J. M. Childs & Co., ... UTK steel plow, steel scrapers, horse hoes, cultivators, &c. 12 & 14 Fayette Street, Utica, N.Y. 1874

Printers: Curtis & Childs
priJLC_AGR_003709

Descriptive circular and price list of Matthews' garden seed drill... 1875-1883

Printers: Russell & Richardson
priJLC_AGR_003710

Tiger sulky hay rake. approximately 1877

priJLC_AGR_003711

The farmers' favorite. ©1883; ©1886

Printers: Richmond & Co.
priJLC_AGR_003712

Pacific Guano Co. approximately 1882

priJLC_AGR_004963

Descriptive circular of the spring-tooth sulky harrow and cultivator manufactured by Albion Manufacturing Co. 1880

Printers: Recorder Print
priJLC_AGR_004964

Northwestern Manufacturing and Car Co. approximately 1874-1885

Printers: Mayer, Merkel & Ottmann
priJLC_AGR_004965

Springfield buckeye hay rakes manufactured by P.P. Mast & Co., Springfield, O. approximately 1888-1908

Printers: Winters Print & Litho. Co.
priJLC_AGR_004966

The John P. Manny new independent reaper, with controllable rake. 1882

priJLC_AGR_004967

Price list. John Hall & Co. Valley Forge Plow Works. 1869

Printers: Johnstons Print
priJLC_AGR_004968

"Get the best!" Upton's superphosphate, ammoniated with gelatine. 1875

priJLC_AGR_004969

California the land of continual harvests San Francisco Chronicle achievement edition industrial section. 1909

Artists: De Lappe, W. R. (Wesley Raymond), 1887-1952 ; McNeill, S. F.
 

Subseries B. Livestock (large size)

priJLC_AGR_000641

Phoenix Horse Shoe Co. after 1890

Printers: Goes Lithographic Co.
priJLC_AGR_001817

J.R. Hewitt, saddle, harness and trunk maker, and dealer in valises, carpet-bags, whips, &c. approximately 1849-1888

Printers: Chubbuck, Thomas, -1888
priJLC_AGR_001820

The head of the firm. approximately 1886

priJLC_AGR_001821

Harvell's condition powders. For horses and cattle. ©1869

Printers: Charles Van Benthuysen & Sons
priJLC_AGR_001822

The young Patrick Henry. approximately 1856-1857

Printers: Potter, Joseph S.
priJLC_AGR_001828

James Gilchrist, B. Lawrence, a pair of Durham stears purchased of the Hon. James Gilchrist of Ohio. approximately 1846-1853

Printers: Sarony & Major
priJLC_AGR_001829

Nicknames of the states. ©1884

priJLC_AGR_001830

Pratts poultry food a guaranteed egg producer. ©1888

Printers: Gast Lithograph & Engraving Company
priJLC_AGR_001831

Hamilton's old English black oil the greatest healing liniment of the age! approximately 1875-1925

Printers: Union Card Co. (Montpelier, Vt.)
priJLC_AGR_001832

White's golden tonic for horses out of condition. approximately 1890-1909

Printers: Union Card Co. (Montpelier, Vt.)
priJLC_AGR_001833

The elegant draught horse, young Black Lion, will stand for service this season... approximately 1862-1867

priJLC_AGR_001834

The celebrated young stallion Henry Clay! 1863

priJLC_AGR_001835

Gold Dust. At 16 years. the property of L. L. Dorsey, Esq. Eden Brook Farm, near Louisville, Ky. approximately 1871

Artists: Vandusen, R. Printers: Hitchcock & Co.
priJLC_AGR_001836

Fearnaught 2.23 1/4 the property of H.S. Russell, Home Farm, Milton, Mass. approximately 1869-1872

Artists: Tompson, J. G. Printers: Bufford, John Henry, 1810-1870
priJLC_AGR_001837

Rochester, Ch. stallion, 15 1/2 hands, foaled 1873. 1879

Artists: Scott, Thomas J. (Thomas James), -1888 Printers: Clay & Richmond
priJLC_AGR_001838

Imperial egg food. approximately 1885-1900

Printers: Kellogg & Bulkeley
priJLC_AGR_001839

The world's greatest importing establishment. Main barns of the Holbert Horse Importing Co. approximately 1883-1890

Printers: Gugler Lithographic Company
priJLC_AGR_001840

Globe horse shoe nail Boston. approximately 1878-1888

Printers: Rand, Avery & Co.
priJLC_AGR_003438

Gargling oil for horses, : and extensively used in families on human flesh. approximately 1851-1854

Printers: Kellogg, Elijah Chapman, 1811-1881
priJLC_AGR_003439

Bickmore's gall cure. after 1898

Printers: Brooks Bank Note Co.
priJLC_AGR_003440

Porcineograph ... gehography [sic] of the United States. ©1876

Printers: Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company
priJLC_AGR_003441

American farm yard (winter) approximately 1869-1874

Artists: Valois, Ed. Printers: Robertson, Wm. C. Publishers: Kelly, Thos., active 1867-1868
priJLC_AGR_003443

The horse fair from the celebrated painting by Rosa Bonheur. approximately 1857-1863

Artists: Bonheur, Rosa, 1822-1899 ; Sarony, Napoleon, 1821-1896 Printers: Sarony, Major & Knapp Lith.
priJLC_AGR_004942

Wilbur's guaranteed stock food... 1906

priJLC_AGR_004943

To breeders and lovers of horses and cattle... ©1884

priJLC_AGR_004944

Pacific slope dairy show. 1924

priJLC_AGR_005182

Pompanoosuc agricultural fair. 1886

Printers: Courier Company
priJLC_AGR_005183

Violet family. approximately 1874-1885

Artists: Palmer, C. Printers: Mayer, Merkel & Ottmann