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A treatise on the art of breeding and managing tame, domesticated and fancy pigeons
By
Eaton, John Matthews.
Publication Details
London, the Author, 1852
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.50380
Holding Institution
Cambridge University Library
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JISC & NEH
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Front Note 
annotation Annals & Mag. Vol. 19. 1847 .p.105. vry interstng on Pigeons
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Page xiv
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line 3 underline "Turkey ... Morocco"
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from End Slip annotation x----[to `11']---- XV advice t young Fancier t keep t one kind (Ch I)    1/2 quoted    St01
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line 27 underline in brown ink "1765"
bottom-margin annotation in brown ink A Treatise on Domestic Pigeons .London Printed for th Proprietors. (no date) 2.6. old. lent me by Mr Evans. — before 1809 for owner [?]man [?]kn this . —
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     I have Delamr work publish by Routledge
from End Note 3 annotation XVII Buy
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line 23 underline "fifteen"
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line 30 underline "of ... half"
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line 28 underline "Horseman ... Cropper"
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line 15 at "94" annotation in 1765
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⇑line 6 underline "in ... length"
from End Slip annotation 51    Length of Pouter (Q)t01    65    Fashion varies
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from End Slip annotation 56    On ill effects of «not» intercrossing Pouters
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line 21 at "Cropper" annotation Dutch Pouter
lines 9—43 annotation The Horseman being thought by some to be a cross between Carrier & Powter
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from End Slip annotation 51    Length of Pouter (Q)t01    65    Fashion varies
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line 23 underline in pale pencil "Runts ... Runt"
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line 20 underline "there ... blue"
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line 20 annotation Probaly sam as Finnikin & Turner
line 23 underline in pale pencil "Dutch ... Drager"
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lines 2—28 annotation This shows variability in th tumbling fraternity
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from End Slip annotation VI "the field is as still open for competition as it was 100 years ago" «(Q)» (on limit of variation)
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from Front Note 2 annotation not in Darwin's hand Of noblemen &c p.vi coming after p88
from End Note 3 annotation in dark pencil p.VI 2d part [?]funny Passage
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line 20 underline "the goldfinch beak"
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from End Slip annotation ----[from `XV']----x 11 Advice t yong Fanciers not to try for too much (Q)t01 St02
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from End Note 3 annotation p 21 — Important about not telling qualities of Birds in nest.—
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from End Slip annotation VI "the field is as still open for competition as it was 100 years ago" «(Q)» (on limit of variation)
     «p. 32 Beak may still be shortened S»t01
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from End Slip annotation 33    believs many of th shortest beaked birds perish in egg. (Q)(Ch 6)
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