British Parliament 1925 Vintage Lithograph

 CATTLE: Shorthorn-Hereford-Texas Longhorn-Sussex-Holstein - 1946 Encyclopedic Page

CONDITION: Typical aging and light handling wear

Priced accordingly

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The print is historical plate illustration of sixteen representative types and breeds of cattle, categorizing various bulls, cows, steers, and distinct regional breeds.

Breeds Listed on the Page

• 1. Shorthorn bull
• 2. Hereford bull
• 3. Aberdeen-Angus bull
• 4. Galloway bull
• 5. Devon bull
• 6. Sussex steer
• 7. West Highland cow
• 8. Polled Durham cow
• 9. Red Polled cow
• 10. Holstein cow
• 11. Dutch Belted bull
• 12. Jersey cow
• 13. Guernsey cow
• 14. Ayrshire cow
• 15. Brown Swiss cow
• 16. Texas Longhorn steer
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Great Piece of History - Perfect for framing


Page Full Size: Approx. 7-1/2" x 10.5"; Unrelated text on reverse side.

Published by J. G. Ferguson and Associates, Chicago, Illinois: 1946.

Condition: Excellent - Very Good - Good+ - Fair - Poor (but of historical interest)

  Priced Accordingly

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History-On-Paper


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