Varieties Collection (#8)

Historic Illustration Of Hendersons Aster Flowers From Seed Catalog From The 20th Century

Round Of Drinks At A Traditional Irish Pub, Ireland

Vegetables, Cabbages

Palm Trees, Arecaceae Genera

Early Mesopotamian Painted Pottery Date: 1938

Pigeons - Three Nuns with varied colourations, Fancy Breed
A portrait of three Nuns with varied colourations standing in their pigeon coop. The Nun is a breed of fancy pigeon, also known as the Dutch Shell Pigeon

Pigeons - A Portrait of Three Magies, German Toy Breed
Three Magpies standing together in an outdoor scenery, and a church pictured in the background. The illustrated magpies are of the German variety and a breed of German Toy pigeon

Pigeons - Varieties of Swallows, German Toy Breed
A portrait of four varieties of Swallows. The yellow, black, red and blue Swallows are a breed of German Toy pigeons. The Swallows in the outdoor scenery are also illustrated in such a way to present

Pigeons - Frill-Backs and Scandaroons, Fancy Breed
A portait illustrating two Frill-Back and two Scandaroon pigeons. Both breeds are domesticated and a breed of fancy pigeon

Pigeons - Three Russian Trumpeters, Fancy Breed
Three Russian Trumpeters, Black-Mottled, Black and White, are seen here in their coop. The illustration presents the breeds unique feathering which radiates from around their heads

Pigeons - Scotch Fantails or Broad-Tailed Shakers
A portrait of a White, White Laced and Black-Saddle Back Scotch Fantail pigeons, also known as Broad-Tailed Shakers. The Fantail is a popular breed of fancy pigeon

Short Faced Tumbler Pigeons
A portrait of four sub-varients of the Short Faced Tumbler pigeons seen in their coop with a nest. The four subvarients pictured are the Black, Red, and Yellow Mottled Short Faced Tumbler

Grape varieties: Black Hamburg and Gros Colman, Vitis vinifera.. Chromolithograph by G. Severeyns, Brussels, from The Florist and Pomologist Robert Hogg, London, published from 1878 to 1884

A selection of British Shells Date: circa 1920s

Japan - A group of three Ainos, the aborigines
Lantern slide of a group of three Ainos, the aborigines. The Ainu (also called Aynu, Aino and in historical texts Ezo), are indigenous people or groups in Japan and Russia

Basket of Gold, Yellow alyssum flowers, Basket-Of-Gold, Candy Mustard, Gold Alyssum, Gold Dust, Gold-Dust, Golden-Tuft Alyssum, Golden-Tuft Madwort, Rock Madwort (Aurinia saxatilis, Alyssum saxatile)

Toad Lily or Hairy Toad Lily (Tricyrtis hirta, Tricyrtis japonica), flower, garden plant

Borage (Borago officinalis), Flower

Dandelion growing between paving stones

Bugleherb or Bugleweed (Ajuga reptans), pink flowering

Bedstraw Hawk-Moth (Hyles gallii) caterpillar on Fireweed (Epilobium angustifolium)

Trumpet vine (Campsis x tagliabuana Madame Galen )

Bird of paradise flower (Strelitzia)

Heartleaf iceplant, baby sun rose (Aptenia cordifolia), Cyprus island, Greece, Europe

Corn poppy (Papaver rhoeas) in barley field (Hordeum vulgare)

Common monkey-flower (Mimulus guttatus)

Gentian (Gentiana), Groeblalm mountain pastures near Mittenwald, Karwendelgebirge mountains, Werdenfelser Land area, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Greater Celandine or Tetterwort (Chelidonium majus), medicinal plant

Common hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna), Ireland, Europe

Common gorse (Ulex europaeus), Aasleagh Falls, Connemara, County Mayo, Republic of Ireland, Europe

Fairy Foxglove, starflower (Erinus alpinus), Ireland, Europe

Meadow rue (Thalictrum aquilegiifolium), Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Large Speedwell (Veronica teucrium), Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Red flower of an Aloe

Field of blooming Dandelion (Taraxacum sect. Ruderalia), Jura, Switzerland, Europe

Yellow Ladys Slipper Orchids (Cypripedium calceolus) in a forest

Dianthus, Sweet William (Dianthus barbatus), red blossoms

Yolande d Aragon rose variety, Portland Rose, historic rose variety from 1843 with very fragrant flowers (Rosa x portlandia cultivar Yolande d Aragon)

Portland Rose variety Jacques Cartier, historic rose variety from 1868 with fragrant flowers (Rosa x Portlandia cultivar Jacques Cartier)

Cheese stall in market in Pas-de-Calais, northern France, selling inter al. Pont l Eveque, Valenncay Fermier, Picodon Fermier, Epoisses Affin?e, Fromage Affin?e au Marc, Chimay Trappiste, Pav

Apples, three varieties. Lithograph from Ebenezer Emmons, Agriculture of New York: vol. 3 - Fruits. Plate XXIII. Date: 1851

Turnip (Brassica rapa var. rapa) Golden Ball, bulbous taproots

Vintage Hairnet Packaging - Composite montage of six diferent hair net packaging designs. circa 1950s

Four bottles of liquor produced by the Vraikina Company
Four bottles of liquor produced by the French Vraikina Company Date: 1905

Fruit varieties, probably Singapore, circa 1880s. Date: circa 1880s

French Biscuits
Three varieties of light French biscuits. Date: early 20th century

Medieval Mer-Folk
Varieties of medieval mer- people - a Sea-Virgin, a Sea-Monkey and a Sea-Turk Date: 1491

Types of Pasta
Varieties of pasta Date: circa 1880

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"Exploring the World of Varieties: From Mushrooms to Music Hall Shows" In a journey through time and nature, we delve into the fascinating world of varieties. Let's start with a glimpse into the past, as we open the pages of Larousse 1913 and discover an array of mushrooms that have captivated generations. Moving on to culinary delights, our attention turns to edible-podded peas or sugar peas. These versatile legumes offer a delightful crunch and are available in numerous varieties, each boasting its unique flavor profile. As we wander further into horticulture, gooseberry varieties catch our eye. From tart green gems to luscious golden orbs, these berries offer a burst of tangy sweetness that tantalizes taste buds. Shifting gears towards floral beauty, let's explore Nerine: six captivating varieties that grace gardens with their vibrant colors and delicate petals. These enchanting flowers add elegance and charm wherever they bloom. Returning to the realm of vegetables, we encounter various types of peas (Pisum sativum). With their tender texture and sweet taste, these legumes come in an assortment of sizes and colors—each one more enticing than the last. Carrots take center stage next as we uncover an array of carrot varieties (Daucus). Ranging from traditional orange roots to purple or white wonders, these crunchy delights bring both color and nutrition to our plates. Flipping through Tab XXIV reveals a visual feast—a mosaic showcasing dancing girls from 1895. This snapshot transports us back in time when music halls were filled with laughter and entertainment galore—an ode to nostalgia. Nature beckons once again as Edelweiss (Leontopodium alpinum) graces our presence. Symbolizing purity amidst rugged landscapes, this exquisite flower showcases its resilience while adding ethereal beauty to mountainous terrains. Protea steals our attention next—a majestic flower boasting seven distinct varieties.