CARTERS’ 
HAND-PICKED BROAD BEANS 
per quart, 3s. 
Photographed from Nature and Copyrighted by y . C. < 5 H Co. 
CARTERS'. 237, 238, & 97, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON.— 1898- 
Carters Leviathan. _We offer a carefully re-selected stock of this 
the longest podded and finest Broad Bean in cultivation, producing enormous pods, 
measuring 13 to 2 1 inches in length ; most prolific, and specially recommended for exhibition. 
Since the introduction by us of this fine Bean, many so-called longer podded varieties have 
been brought forward, but none have proved superior, and it stands to-day as the greatest 
acquisition in its class. 
Carters’ Leviathan has been awarded the most Important 
Prizes in all the Great Competitions, and is almost invari- 
ably the variety of Broad Beans staged in Prize Collections 
of Vegetables, notably at the Exhibitions of the Royal 
Horticultural Society, and at Manchester, Edinburgh, 
Glasgow, Reading, and other Important Provincial Shows. 
It formed a conspicuous dish in the Collection of 
Vegetables exhibited by one of our customers at the 
meeting of the Royal Horticultural Society, July 13th, 1897, 
and to which a Gold Medal was awarded. 
In sealed packets, per pint, Is 9d. ; per quart, 3s. 
PODS SIXTEEN INCHES LONG. 
“Carters’ Leviathan Broad Bean is the finest I ever saw grown. I had some myself 
16 inches long.” — Mr. E. Hammond, Knighton. 
EIGHT BEANS IN A POD. 
“ I have grown Carters’ Leviathan Bean two Seasons and think it is a grand Bean. I have 
had a splendid crop this year, plenty of pods containing 8 Beans, which were pronounced at 
table to be of delicious flavour, and admired by all who have seen them.” 
Mr. W. Edwards, The Gardens, Grove Lodge. 
BEST IN EIGHT PARISHES. 
“It may interest you to know that, at the Bawdsay and District Show (open to eight 
Parishes, and held at Hollesley), I took First Prize with Carters’ Leviathan Longpod Beans.” 
Mr. J. Chaplin, Ramsholt. 
TWO FIRST PRIZES. 
“ I have taken two or three First Prizes with your well-known “ Leviathan” Broad Bean 
at the Cannington Flower Show.” — Mr. H. Caple, Cannington. 
IMMENSE PODS. 
“We did well with your Leviathan Broad Beans. They were wonderfully prolific, 
producing immense pods which were admired by many people.” — Mr. F. H.IHancock Frome. 
FIRST PRIZE, Mytholmroyd. 
FIRST PRIZE, Hebden Bridge. 
FIRST PRIZE, Ovenden. 
FIRST PRIZE, Elland. 
FIRST PRIZE, Richmond. 
FIRST PRIZE, Aylesbury. 
FIRST PRIZE, Winkfield. 
FIRST PRIZE, Cobham. 
FIRST PRIZE, Wimbledon. 
FIRST PRIZE, Ripponden. 
FIRST PRIZE, Garboldisham. 
FIRST PRIZE, Luddenden Foot. 
FIRST PRIZE, Ambler Thorn. 
FIRST PRIZE, Nuneaton. 
FIRST PRIZE, S. Wingfield. 
FIRST PRIZE, Brandesburton. 
FIRST PRIZE, Aldborough. 
FIRST PRIZE, Norwich. 
FIRST PRIZE, Burnham. 
FIRST PRIZE, Hatch Beauchamp. 
FIRST PRIZE, Ilminster. 
FIRST PRIZE, Ipswich. 
FIRST PRIZE, Bentley. 
FIRST PRIZE, Abergavenny. 
FIRST PRIZE, Cluny. 
FIRST PRIZE, Brynmawr. 
FIRST PRIZE, Tram Inn. 
THREE FIRST PRIZES, 
Royal Horticultural Society. 
FIRST PRIZE, Canterbury. 
FIRST PRIZE, Northallerton. 
FIRST PRIZE, Banchory. 
FIRST PRIZE, Burton. 
FIRST PRIZE, Selby Oak. 
FIRST PRIZE, Dunfermline. 
FIRST PRIZE, Aldenham. 
FIRST PRIZE, Potter’s Bar. 
FIRST PRIZE, Bradford. 
FIRST PRIZE, Brigg. 
FIRST PRIZE, Crowle. 
FIRST PRIZE, Epworth. 
FIRST PRIZE, Eastoft. 
FIRST PRIZE, Gainsborough. 
FIRST PRIZE, Hampstead. 
FIRST PRIZE, Wansford. 
FIRST PRIZE, Hominglow. 
The unparalleled success of this Bean upon the Exhibition 
IMPORTANT Table has led to inferior sorts being offered as Carters’ 
NOTICE. Leviathan. None are genuine, as sent out by us, unless in 
our sealed packages. 
