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1. A bird supposed to be bred between a turkey and a pheasant
George Edwards ( 1694 - 1773 ) is often considered to be the father of British ornithology, although his work included descriptions and illustrations of many exotic species as well as natives of Britain. He was naturally gifted as a scientist and draughtsman, and he was also fortunate in attracting the friendship of men such as Sir Hans Sloane and Mark Catesby. For many years he made drawings of animals for Sloane, and when he began to consider writing and illustrating his own book birds, Catesby taught him the technique of engraving, as he himself says in his introduction to "Gleanings of Natural History". We are proud to offer this engraving by George Edwards. Original engravings by him are extremely difficult to obtain.



Date: 1758
Price: $190.00


2. A Feathered Pot-Pourri


Date: 1971
Price: $300.00

3. Amadabat, The White Breasted Chines Sparrow
George Edwards ( 1694 - 1773 ) is often considered to be the father of British ornithology, although his work included descriptions and illustrations of many exotic species as well as natives of Britain. He was naturally gifted as a scientist and draughtsman, and he was also fortunate in attracting the friendship of men such as Sir Hans Sloane and Mark Catesby. For many years he made drawings of animals for Sloane, and when he began to consider writing and illustrating his own book birds, Catesby taught him the technique of engraving, as he himself says in his introduction to "Gleanings of Natural History". We are proud to offer this engraving by George Edwards. Original engravings by him are extremely difficult to obtain.



Date: 1758
Price: $180.00


4. American Bittern


Date: 1971
Price: $450.00

5. American Brant


Date: 1971
Price: $500.00

6. American Crested Wren


Date: 1971
Price: $300.00

7. American Crossbill


Date: 1971
Price: $500.00

8. American Crow


Date: 1971
Price: $800.00

9. American Eider


Date: 1971
Price: $1,750.00

10. American Golden-Eye


Date: 1971
Price: $700.00

11. American Goldfinch, Cock and Hen
George Edwards ( 1694 - 1773 ) is often considered to be the father of British ornithology, although his work included descriptions and illustrations of many exotic species as well as natives of Britain. He was naturally gifted as a scientist and draughtsman, and he was also fortunate in attracting the friendship of men such as Sir Hans Sloane and Mark Catesby. For many years he made drawings of animals for Sloane, and when he began to consider writing and illustrating his own book birds, Catesby taught him the technique of engraving, as he himself says in his introduction to "Gleanings of Natural History". We are proud to offer this engraving by George Edwards. Original engravings by him are extremely difficult to obtain.



Date: 1758
Price: $195.00


12. American Pied-Bill Dobchick



Date: 1971
Price: $325.00


13. American Redstart


Date: 1971
Price: $350.00

14. American Robin


Date: 1971
Price: $1,250.00

15. American Scooter


Date: 1971
Price: $500.00

16. American Swift


Date: 1971
Price: $300.00

17. American Woodcock


Date: 1971
Price: $1,000.00

18. Anna's Humingbird


Date: 1971
Price: $500.00

19. Arctic Skua
This stunning original John Gould bird was issued as one of the "Bird's of Great Britain". This set of lithograph's was produced over and 11 year period from 1862 - 1873. This was the work that Mr Gould was most proud of as an ornithologist. There were 367 separate birds pictured, many with nests, babies and natural surroundings....

Date: 1862 - 1873
Price: $750.00

20. Arctic Tern


Date: 1971
Price: $325.00

21. Audubon's Shearwater


Date: 1971
Price: $300.00

22. Autumnal Warbler


Date: 1971
Price: $300.00

23. Avocet


Date: 1971
Price: $600.00

24. Avocet
This stunning original John Gould bird was issued as one of the "Bird's of Great Britain". This set of lithograph's was produced over and 11 year period from 1862 - 1873. This was the work that Mr Gould was most proud of as an ornithologist. There were 367 separate birds pictured, many with nests, babies and natural surroundings....

Date: 1862 - 1873
Price: $1,200.00

25. Bachman's Warbler


Date: 1971
Price: $400.00

26. Baldpate


Date: 1971
Price: $400.00

27. Bar-Tailed Godwit (Limosa Rufa)
This stunning original John Gould bird was issued as one of the "Bird's of Great Britain". This set of lithograph's was produced over and 11 year period from 1862 - 1873. This was the work that Mr Gould was most proud of as an ornithologist. There were 367 separate birds pictured, many with nests, babies and natural surroundings....

Date: 1862 - 1873
Price: $915.00

28. Barn Owl


Date: 1971
Price: $1,400.00

29. Barnacle Goose


Date: 1971
Price: $375.00

30. Barnicle Goose
This stunning original John Gould bird was issued as one of the "Bird's of Great Britain". This set of lithograph's was produced over and 11 year period from 1862 - 1873. This was the work that Mr Gould was most proud of as an ornithologist. There were 367 separate birds pictured, many with nests, babies and natural surroundings....



Date: 1862 - 1873
Price: $1,200.00


31. Barred Owl


Date: 1971
Price: $900.00

32. Bartram's Sandpiper
This stunning original John Gould bird was issued as one of the "Bird's of Great Britain". This set of lithograph's was produced over and 11 year period from 1862 - 1873. This was the work that Mr Gould was most proud of as an ornithologist. There were 367 separate birds pictured, many with nests, babies and natural surroundings....

Date: 1862 - 1873
Price: $645.00

33. Batrum Sandpiper


Date: 1971
Price: $300.00

34. Bay-Breasted Warbler


Date: 1971
Price: $300.00

35. Beak's of Exotic Birds Drawn from Nature, Letter A is from Carolina, B,C,D from the East Indies
George Edwards ( 1694 - 1773 ) is often considered to be the father of British ornithology, although his work included descriptions and illustrations of many exotic species as well as natives of Britain. He was naturally gifted as a scientist and draughtsman, and he was also fortunate in attracting the friendship of men such as Sir Hans Sloane and Mark Catesby. For many years he made drawings of animals for Sloane, and when he began to consider writing and illustrating his own book birds, Catesby taught him the technique of engraving, as he himself says in his introduction to "Gleanings of Natural History". We are proud to offer this engraving by George Edwards. Original engravings by him are extremely difficult to obtain.



Date: 1758
Price: $160.00


36. Bean Goose
This stunning original John Gould bird was issued as one of the "Bird's of Great Britain". This set of lithograph's was produced over and 11 year period from 1862 - 1873. This was the work that Mr Gould was most proud of as an ornithologist. There were 367 separate birds pictured, many with nests, babies and natural surroundings....

Date: 1862 - 1873
Price: $1,645.00

37. Bewick's Wren


Date: 1971
Price: $350.00

38. Bicolored Red Wing


Date: 1971
Price: $300.00

39. Bird of Washington


Date: 1971
Price: $900.00

40. Bird Rock-Brake, or Pellaea Ornithopus
This fantastic botanical print was produced by Thomas Meehan in his extensive work, “The Native Flowers and Ferns of the United States”. Meehan stated, “It will be an anthology in the truest sense of the word, and will not aim at anything further than to cull the most beautiful, interesting, and important from amongst the vast number of plants which grow in the different parts of our country”. Mr. Alois Lunzer painted all the plants from specimens submitted by botanists from all around the country. L. Prang and Company, the finest lithographer in American history, printed and published this extensive undertaking. These chromolithographs provided a valuable overview of the floral wealth of our country.



Date: 1878-1880
Price: $50.00


41. Bird's-Foot Violet, or Viola Pedata
This fantastic botanical print was produced by Thomas Meehan in his extensive work, “The Native Flowers and Ferns of the United States”. Meehan stated, “It will be an anthology in the truest sense of the word, and will not aim at anything further than to cull the most beautiful, interesting, and important from amongst the vast number of plants which grow in the different parts of our country”. Mr. Alois Lunzer painted all the plants from specimens submitted by botanists from all around the country. L. Prang and Company, the finest lithographer in American history, printed and published this extensive undertaking. These chromolithographs provided a valuable overview of the floral wealth of our country.



Date: 1878-1880
Price: $75.00


42. Birds and Insects from the Cape of Good Hope
George Edwards ( 1694 - 1773 ) is often considered to be the father of British ornithology, although his work included descriptions and illustrations of many exotic species as well as natives of Britain. He was naturally gifted as a scientist and draughtsman, and he was also fortunate in attracting the friendship of men such as Sir Hans Sloane and Mark Catesby. For many years he made drawings of animals for Sloane, and when he began to consider writing and illustrating his own book birds, Catesby taught him the technique of engraving, as he himself says in his introduction to "Gleanings of Natural History". We are proud to offer this engraving by George Edwards. Original engravings by him are extremely difficult to obtain.



Date: 1758
Price: $275.00


43. Birds from Brazil and Angola
George Edwards ( 1694 - 1773 ) is often considered to be the father of British ornithology, although his work included descriptions and illustrations of many exotic species as well as natives of Britain. He was naturally gifted as a scientist and draughtsman, and he was also fortunate in attracting the friendship of men such as Sir Hans Sloane and Mark Catesby. For many years he made drawings of animals for Sloane, and when he began to consider writing and illustrating his own book birds, Catesby taught him the technique of engraving, as he himself says in his introduction to "Gleanings of Natural History". We are proud to offer this engraving by George Edwards. Original engravings by him are extremely difficult to obtain.



Date: 1758
Price: $230.00


44. Birds from Jamaica
George Edwards ( 1694 - 1773 ) is often considered to be the father of British ornithology, although his work included descriptions and illustrations of many exotic species as well as natives of Britain. He was naturally gifted as a scientist and draughtsman, and he was also fortunate in attracting the friendship of men such as Sir Hans Sloane and Mark Catesby. For many years he made drawings of animals for Sloane, and when he began to consider writing and illustrating his own book birds, Catesby taught him the technique of engraving, as he himself says in his introduction to "Gleanings of Natural History". We are proud to offer this engraving by George Edwards. Original engravings by him are extremely difficult to obtain.



Date: 1758
Price: $180.00


45. Birds from Surinam
George Edwards ( 1694 - 1773 ) is often considered to be the father of British ornithology, although his work included descriptions and illustrations of many exotic species as well as natives of Britain. He was naturally gifted as a scientist and draughtsman, and he was also fortunate in attracting the friendship of men such as Sir Hans Sloane and Mark Catesby. For many years he made drawings of animals for Sloane, and when he began to consider writing and illustrating his own book birds, Catesby taught him the technique of engraving, as he himself says in his introduction to "Gleanings of Natural History". We are proud to offer this engraving by George Edwards. Original engravings by him are extremely difficult to obtain.



Date: 1758
Price: $210.00


46. Black and Yellow Warbler


Date: 1971
Price: $400.00

47. Black and Yellow Warbler


Date: 1971
Price: $350.00

48. Black Bellied Darter


Date: 1971
Price: $800.00

49. Black Guillemot


Date: 1971
Price: $300.00

50. Black Rail


Date: 1971
Price: $300.00

 
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