AN INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS OF APPLES. 



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The Apples of New York. S. A. Beach. 1905. 2 vols. 



The fruit alone is figured, the process of reproduction being three- 

 colour work of merit, but it suffers from the disadvantages of all 

 photographic work the lack of emphasis of important detail. 



Traitt des Arbres Fruitier s de Duhamel du Monceau. Poiteau et 



Turpin. 1835. 



This fine work stands first for completeness, and the plates are of 

 great merit. The colouring of the fruits is good, but the leaves are 

 not well done. 



Transactions of the Royal Horticultural Society, London. Series 1 



and 2. 1805-1848. 



The colour-work and drawing of the plates are magnificent. Foliage 

 and wood are shown in many cases. 



Abbreviations used. 



Bivort 



Duham. 



Fl. Pom. Fran. . 



Her. Pom. . 



Hort. Trans. 



Hov. Fr. Am. 



Knight 



Knoop 



Kraft . 



Lauche 



Lyons 



Lind. Pom. Brit, 



Mac. Fl. Pom. . 



Mag. Pom. 



Mayer 



New York . 



Noisette 



Pom. Belg. 



Pom. Ital. 

 Pyr. Brent. 

 Sickler 



Svensk Pom. 

 Verger 



ABBREVIATIONS. 



Full title. Author. 



Album de Pomologie . . . Bivort. 



Traite des Arbres Fruitiers . . Duhamel. 



Flore et Pomone Fra^aise . St. Hilaire. 



Herefordshire Pomona . .Bull and Hogg. 



Transactions of the Eoyal Horti- 

 cultural Society 



Fruits of America . . . Hovey. 



Herefordiensis Pomona . . Knight. 



Pomologia Knoop. 



Abhandlung von der Obstbaumen . Kraft. 



Deutsche Pomologie . . . Lauche. 



La Pomologie de la France . 



Pomologia Britannica . . Lindley. 



Flora and Pomona . . . Mackintosh. 



Magyar Pomologia . . . Molnar. 



Pomona Franconica . . . Mayer. 



The Apples of New York . . Beach. 



Le Jardin Fruitier . . . Noisette. 



Annales de Pomologie Beige et 

 Etrangere .... 



Pomona Italiana .... Gallesio. 



Pyrus Malus Brentfordiensis . Eonalds. 



Der Deutsche Obstgartner . . Sickler. 



Svensk Pomona .... Eneroth. 



Le Verger . . . . Mas. 



This index will be followed by similar ones dealing with Pears, 

 Plums, and other fruits. The compiler hopes that inaccuracies, almost 

 unavoidable when dealing with so large a number of references, may 

 be pointed out to him. 



