PETER HENDERSON & CO., NEW YORK.—GENERAL WHOLESALE CATALOGUE. 21 
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This most complete. convenient and showy 
Seed Case was designed by ourselves, especially 
for dealers who have but little counter-room to 
spare and yet wish to carry a good assortment of 
Henderson’s Vegetable and Flower Seeds. We 
consider this case the finest ever produced, the 
packets being so arranged in them that ‘‘they 
sell themselves,’’ as the customer can see 
what is wanted without the necessity of disturb- 
ing the entire contents of the case, each variety 
being clearly in view as the revolving case is 
turned around. A patent contrivance always 
keeps the packets to the front. Whea our 
superb lithographed packets of seeds are dis 
‘played in this case they make a very ornamental 
appearance, worthy of a prominent position in 
any store. The stand only occupies a counter \y% 
space of 2 x 2 feet, the dimensions being: dia- YY Bue; 
meter at bottom, 25 inches; height, including : 
Sign, 40 inches. 54 compartments for Vege- 
table Seeds. 36 compartments for Flower 
Seeds, and will hold on top 50 ¥% pint Cartons 
of Peas, Beansand Corn. Each compartment 
will hold from 10 to 20 packets, according to 
the size of the Seeds. 
(GS These ** Revolving” Seed Cases we do 
not sell, but we will loan one to every dealer ordering our Seeds tn lithographed packages and bulk combined (in fair proportions), to the ameunt 
of not less than $50.00, net, annually. We make no charge for packing or shipping, but freight charges must be paid by customers. 
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“The Revolving Seed Case,” Collection of Seeds. 
Retail value, $50.00. Wholesale price. $25.00. 
‘The varieties comprising these collections are such as our experience has shown to be the most popular and salable, though, Of course, you are at perfect 
liberty to make your own selection from the list on page 19, and our Retail Catalogue for the current year, 
DETAILS OF CONTENTS. VIZ.: 
VEGETABLE SEEDS. 
540 packets, 10 each of 54 varieties, that retail at 5 cents per packet. 
Beet, Long Smooth Blood. Lettuce, Boston Market. Radish, Early White Turnip. ALSO, 
“© Blood ‘Turnip. Ey Early Curled Simpson. £ Somsocarleti ins i 
Cabbage, Early Jersey Wakefield. on Salamander. ‘* Long Scarlet. PEAS, BEANS AND CORN. 
. s¢ Summer. Melon, Musk, Emerald Gem. Salsify, Long White. Tress 
ts Selected Late Flat Dutch, te “Early Hackensack. Spinach, Thick Leaved. 50 % pint Cartons, 5 each 
w Dambead Savoy. vs oF Moutre Market. Squash, Pestou Marrow. of 10 varieties, that re- 
Carrot, Long Orange. ss ater, Kolb’s Gem, +S ubbard. . 
‘“” Danvers. tf gs Florida Favorite, ‘White Bush Scalloped. tail at 10 cents each. 
“Scarlet Horn. Okra, White Velvet. “Golden Custard. 3eans, Dwarf, Earliest Red Valentine, 
Cauliflower, Extra Early Paris. Onion, Yellow Danvers. ‘* Summer Crovkneck. S$ oS Golden Wax. 
Celeriac, Smooth Prague. ‘White Portugal. Tomato, Perfection. ‘© Pole, Horticultural or Cranberry. 
Celery, Golden Dwarf. ‘* Wethersfield Red. sf Trophy. Corn, Sugar, Early Cory. ; 
Cucumber, Early White Spine. ‘Southport White Globe. Golden Sunrise. oe ‘s  ‘The Henderson, 
a Short Green, Pars'ey, Extra Double Curled. Turnip, Golden Ball. i “«  Stowell’s 
Egg Plant, New York Improved. Parsnip, Long Smooth. S Red Top Strap Leaf. Peas, Henderson s First of All (Early). 
Endive, Green Curled. Pepper, Large Bell. we Purple Tap White Globe. ‘* — Advancer (Medium). 
Kale, Green Curled. Pumpkin, Large Cheese. ss Imp’d American Ruta Baga. ‘© Blue Beauty (Medium). 
Leek, American Flag. Radish, French Breakfast, iS Snowball, ‘* Champion of England (Late). 
FLOWER SEEDS. 
360 packets, 10 each of 36 varieties, that retail at 5 cents per packet. 
Alyssum, Sweet. Cockscomb, mixed. Marigold, Double African, mixed. Phlox Drummondi, mixed. 
Amaranthus (Joseph’s Coat). §Convolvulus, mixed (Morning Glory). oi French, double, mixed. Poppy, double, mixed. 
Antirrhinum, mixed (Snap Dragon’. §Cypress Vine, mixed. Marvel of Peru, mixed. ‘* “single varieties, mixed. 
Aster, double, mixed. Dianthus, double mixed (China Pink). Mivnonette, large flowering. Portulaca, mixed. 
Balsam, double, mixed. §Dolichos, mixed (Hyacinth Bean). §Nasturtium, climbing, mixed. Scabiosa, or Mourning Bride, mixed, 
Calliopsis, mixed (Coreopsis). Eschscholtzia, mixed (California Poppy). ‘Tom Thumb, mixed. Stocks, Ten Weeks double, mixed, 
Candytuft, mixed. Gaillardia, mixed. Nigella, or Love in a Mist, mixed. Sweet Peas, mixed. 
Calendula, Meteor. §Gourds Ornamental, mixed. Pansy, mixed. erbenas, mixed. 
Chrysanthemums, single annual, mixed, Larkspur Rocket, double, mixed. Petunia, mixed. Zinnia, double, mixed, 
(Varietres marked § are climbers.) 
